Golf team nets fifth in tourney
From Staff Reports
The Nebraska men’s golf team’s
score of 305 in the final round of the
Red Raider Intercollegiate Tourna
ment earned the Comhuskers a fifth
place finish Tuesday at Lubbock,
Texas.
Nebraska finished with a three-day
total of 898,20 strokes behind cham
pion New Mexico State. The Huskers
dropped 12 strokes in the tournament ’ s
final day.
Freshman Steve Friesen, who fin
ished in 15th place after a final-round
score of 77 to finish at 223, was
Nebraska’s highest finisher.
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playing more compared to playing
sparingly earlier in the season.
The Huskers should be focused
for the rest of the season after play
ing before an NCAA-record crowd
of 11,529 fans against Colorado.
Before Nebraska set an NCAA
attendance record last Saturday, two
weeks ago, before the Kansas bas
ketball team had its first practice,
the Jayhawks and Kansas State
played in front of a crowd of more
than 14,000 fans.
Noth said the Huskers wouldn’t
be intimidated by the size of Allen
Fieldhouse.
“As long as there is no midnight
basketball practice, we’ll be all
right,” Noth said. “Playing in
Devaney last week will help us in
the long run.”
NOTE:
• Middle blocker Allison
Weston was named Big Eight player
of the week. Weston had 12 kills
against Colorado, and she overtook
Eileen Shannon as the Huskers’ aH
time kill leader on her ninth kill of
the match Saturday.
Athletes earn academic honors
From Staff Reports
Six members of the Nebraska
men’s and women’s cross country
teams were named to the 1995
Phillips 66 Academic All-Big Eight
team Tuesday.
On the men ’ s team, senior Brady
Bonsall, junior Balazs Tolgyesi and
sophomore Alex Lamme were on
the first team. Lamme carries a 4.0
grade point average. Sophomore
Mike Mason, freshman Kevin
Brewer and j unior Mike Myers were
honorable mention All-Big Eight.
On the women’s team sopho
more Nora Shepherd, junior
Lindsey Miller and junior Sandy
Fein were on the First team. Junior
Sherri Elwood, senior Sherri
Bonsall and sophomore Kristen
Whitted were named honorable
mention.
Players
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behind him.”
Childs said Phillips’ main goal at
Nebraska was to get a degree, and he
chose Nebraska to get an education.
That could lead Phillips to playing his
senior season next year as a Husker.
“Football and all that is fine and
dandy,” Childs said, “and as he found
out this year, you can be here today
and gone tomorrow.”
Childs said Phillips wasn’t con
cerned about the fans’ reaction to his
return.
“He doesn’t care as long as he
knows that everything is cleared up,
and everything is cleared up with
Coach Osborne and the rest of the
football players,” Childs said. “He’s
really not worried about what fans are
thinking as far as how they’ll react to
him coming back. If they react in a
positive manner, that’s fine. If they
react to him in a negative manner, then
that’s fine too.”
With Phillips in the locker room
Monday, Childs said having him
around made it seem like old times.
“He’s the same Lawrence Phillips
as he was in the locker room when the
incident happened,” Childs said. “He’s
been gone. Basically everybody is
looking at it like he’s had an illness,
and he came back.”
NOTE:
• I-back Damon Benning missed
practice with a hamstring injury. I
back James Sims hurt his hip midway
through practice, but returned to do
some running.
Quarterback Brook Berringer and
MIKE linebacker Phil Ellis both prac
ticed.
Coach Tom Osborne said Phillips
looked a guy who hadn’t practiced in
six weeks. , |
“It will take some time for him to
play effectively,” Osborne said.
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