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Women’s tennis team
loses two in Big Eight
By Trevor Parks
Staff Reporter
The Nebraska women’s tennis team
struggled this weekend, losing to Okla
homa State 8-1 and Oklahoma 9-0 at
the Cathcr-Pound tennis courts.
Cornhusker coach Scott Jacobson
said the Huskers, 7-6, had a tough
couple of days.
“We got a good old-fashioned butt
kicking Sunday,” Jacobson said.
“Oklahoma played great.”
Annie Yang, Nebraska’s No. 1 sin
gles player, was the only Husker to
win during the two days. On Saturday,
Yang defeated Oklahoma State’s
Mercedes Fernandez 4-6, 6-0, 6-2.
Fernandez is one of the top 10 players
in the region, Jacobson said.
No. 2 singles player Cathy Liptak
lost to Oklahoma State’s Jacqui
Gunthrop in straight sets 7-6, 6-3.
April Yarmus lost a lough three-set
match in No. 3 singles to Carolina
Hadad 6-0, 1-6, 7-5.
At No. 4 singles, Alison McNeil is
lost toOklahoma State’s Kytn Hazzard
6-1,6-1. Kelly Press defeated Nebras
ka’s No. 5 singles player, Michelle
Waldhauscr, 6-2, 6-0. No. 6 singles
player Jane Startin lost to Nadia Vitcls
6-3, 6-1.
The Cowgirls also swept the dou
bles competition.
Jacobson said he was surprised that
his team performed belter on Saturday
than Sunday.
“Usually, in a dual type of compe
tition, you usually play better the sec
ond dawSJacobson said. “But that
couldhavenecnbccauseoflhe compe
tition.
The Huskers were swept Sunday by
Oklahoma.
Yang, who dropped to 8-4 on the
season, lost in straight sets 6-2, 6-2.
Liptak, 6-7, lost 6-2,6-3 in her No. 2
singles spot.
Yarmus, 9-4, lost to Oklahoma’s
Brandi Swan in No. 3 singles, 6-3,6
4.
McNellis, 8-11, lost her No. 4 sin
gles match 6-2, 6-3. In No. 5 singles
play, Waldhauser, 9-10, lost 6-0,6-2.
Oklahoma’s Narclle Cox beat the 4-7
Slartin, 6-1,6-2.
Oklahoma also swept the doubles
competition.
Despite the two losses, Jacobson
said, he expects the Huskers to bounce
back.
“The mam thing is to make progress
every week,” he said, “All you can ask
for is 100 percent effort.”
Piatkowski scores 15 in win
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) —Ne
braska’s Eric Piatkowski led all scor-1
ers for the victorious East squad Sun
day during the NABC All-Star game.
Piatkowski scored 15 points topace
the East to a 77-73 victory over the
West in the 32nd annual all star game.
Charlie Ward, who had 13 points,
seven assists and seven rebounds, was
named most valuable player of the
game. . . .
Ward scored six of his points m the
final four minutes, when the East had
to hold off a rally. He scaled the victo
ry with two free throws with one see
ond to play.
Jervaughn Scales of Southern Uni
versity had 10 points and a dozen
rebounds, and Warren Peebles of Vir
ginia Union added 13 points for the
East.
The West got 13 points and 12
rebounds from Mark Boyd of South
ern Cal, and 15 points from Shon
Tarver of UCLA. Peebles scored 10
of his points in the first hal f as the East
took a nine-point halftime lead. The
lead widened to 15 on two occasions
early in the second half before the
West started to come on.
Jayhawks sweep NU softball
From Staff Reports
The Nebraska softball team started
off its Big Eight season slowly as
Kansas had a four-game sweep over
the Cornhuskers this weekend at the
NU Softball Complex.
On Saturday. Kansas, 21-11 and 4
0 in the conference, won 11 -3 and 10
0 over the Huskers.
The Huskers had four hits in the
ft rst game inc I ud ing a double by Tob i n
Echo-Hawk, which set aschool record
15-gatne hitting streak. In the second
game, Echo-Hawk shitiingsircak was
snapped.
On Sunday. Nebraska dropped to
11 -19overall and 0-4 in the Big Eight,
losing 3-0 and 4-3.
In the first game, the Jayhawks
scored two runs on errors, and
Stephanie Williams held the Huskers
to only four hits. In the second game,
Nebraska led 3-2 before Kansas ral
lied for two runs in the fifth.
The Huskers’ next game will be
Tuesday when they play host to North
ern Iowa.
Explosion
Continued from Page 7
of the season.
On the next pileh. Matt MeKay
crushed a lowering home run into the
middle of Avery Avenue to give the
Huskers an X-3 lead.
Strasser, 2-3. reliever Mike Bel
lows and solid defense by the Huskers
kept the Cowboys corralled the rest of
the way.
I “Our defense has been strong, and
we didn’t make an error again today,”
Sanders said. “Even during our down
time, we’ve been playing solid de
fense.”
The Huskers, who rallied from a 7
0 deficit behind Derek Dukart’s first
career grand slain to win 8-7 Satur
day, will be busy this week withga tries
against Iowa Slate, the University of
Nebraska at Kearney and a weekend
scries against Oral Roberts.
Erstad said he hoped the weekend
wins against Oklahoma Slate would
carry over.
“We’ve got a lot of games this
week, so hopefully we can keep it
going and put together a run,” Erstad
said.
Quarterbacks
Continued from Page 7
"The elbow has felt good up until
now ” he said. “We’re going to do
things now to keep it easier with the
number of throws.”
Even though it’searly in the spring,
Berrmger said, the Huskcr offense
looked good during the first tnajoi
scrimmage.
"We had things rolling on the first
drive,” he said. “Overall, it was a good
scrimmage.”
The first-team offense drove 70
yards on the first-team defense in the
opening series and scored on fullback
Cory Schlcsingcr’s 15-yard touch
down.
During the opening drive, 1-back
Lawrence Phillips rushed twice for 2$
yards and caught one pass froir
Berringer that covered 25 yards.
Alter the opening drive, dincrcni
units were switched in and out. while
the defenses stiffened up.
Five series after Schlcsingcr’s
touchdown, third-string quarterback
Matt Turman scored on a one-yard
plunge.
Turman, who later scored again
from a yard out, led all rushers with 49
yards on eight attempts. He also com
pleted seven of 15 passes lor 94 yards.
l-back Marvin Sims finished with
46 yards on 12 carries, while Phillips
ran for 38 yards on 10 attempts.
Tightcnd Eric Alford led receivers
with 47 yards on three catches, while
Clcslcr Johnson gained 46 yards on
three receptions.
Todd Uhlir, who rushed for 21
yards, scored the scrimmage’s Final
touchdown on a 3-yard run.
The only major injury came to sec
ond-string nose tackle Scott Sallsman.
Sallsman possibly tore cartilage in
his knee and will probably have sur
gery, Osborne said.
