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Win in Austin helps Huskers
prime for shot at national title
by Antone Oseka
Staft Reporter “
The Nebraska volleyball team
hopes its win over No. 7 Texas Satur
day is the start of something great.
The top-ranked Comhuskers kept
their winning streaks of 60 straight
games and 20 straight matches intact
with a 15-4,15-13,15-4 win over the
Longhorns at Austin, Texas.
Now the Huskers want to build on
their momentum because they play
two ranked teams in the next week.
“I believe this was a crucial win for
what’sahead with Notre Dame, Florida
and the NCAAs,” Nebraska assistant
coach Cathy Noth said. “It was good
for our hopes of a national champion
ship.”
In front of a crowd of 2,432 fans in
Austin, only the second game proved to
be much of a challenge for Nebraska.
Trailing 12-5 in the second game,
the Huskers started to play defense,
Noth said. The defensive play of jun
iors Kate Crnich and Maria Hedbeck
spearheaded the Huskers’ rally. Cmich
finished the match with a team-high
12 digs, and Hedbeck finished with 10
digs on the night.
“It was a great game for us; it was
exciting,” Noth said.
The key for the Huskers was serv
ing, Noth said. Senior Billie Winsett
claimed a team-high three of the nine
service aces that Nebraska recorded
for the match.
Sophomore Lisa Reitsma led the
Huskers with 19 kills, while senior
Allison Weston added 16 more kills for
the Huskers. Weston edged out Reitsma
in hitting percentage, though, hitting
.583 in the match, with only two errors
on 24 attempts. Reitsma hit .485, with
only three errors in 33 attempts.
Noth said the Huskers were well
prepared for the match against Texas,
but they would need even more prepa
ration for the upcoming week.
The Huskers face No. 12 Notre
Dame at the NU Coliseum in a 7:30
match Tuesday night. Then they goon
the road to play Oklahoma at Norman,
Okla., on Friday, and then back to
Lincoln to face off against No. 2
Florida on Sunday.
Noth said Notre Dame was the
team’s first concern.
“Notre Dame is a good team, and
they are well-coached and disci
plined,” she said. “We just need to
keep on going from Texas.”
Husker swimmers faced
rough waters in Texas
rrom sian t-teports
Nebraska junior Julia Russell was
the lone event winner for the
Comhusker women’s swimming and
diving team as the Comhuskers fin
ished in third place in the SMU Clas
sic in Dallas on Saturday.
Southern Methodist won the six
leam event with 331 points, and Michi
gan finished second with 310. The
Cornhuskers compiled 295 points.
The No. 24 Husker men also had a
difficult time this weekend as they
were able to win only five events in
two losses to Texas A&M on Friday
and SMU on Saturday. The Aggies
won 11 of 16 events, while SMU won
8 of 13 events.
Russell won the 200-meter breast
stroke with a time of 2:14.95 and
laughed,insecond place,«Mbfc,-200
meter individual medley. SMU’s
Martina Moravcova won the individual
medley with a meet record time of
2:01.33.
Senior Melanie Dodd and sopho
more Mikaela Lauren each finished in
second place in the 100-meter freestyle
and 200-meter butterfly, respectively.
Husker freshman T.D. Rowe and se
r““TT
nior Jane Glazebrook finished third in
the three-meter diving and 200-meter
backstroke, respectively.
Russell and Dodd, along with
sophomore Erin Carew and junior
Bri Anna Wilkins, finished third in the
400-meter freestyle relay.
On the men’s side against the
unranked Aggies, Nebraska All
American Juan Benavides won both
the 50 and 100 freestyles, while the
Huskers’ other All-American candi
date, junior Francis Boshoff, won the
200 freestyle. Freshman Keith Ebbert
won the 100 butterfly, and junior Jamie
Stevens won the 400 individual med
ley.
Benavides also won the 100
freestyle against SMU but finished
second in the 50. Freshman diver
Danny Bergman won the one-meter
springboard, freshman Eric Rasser
won the 1000 freestyle, and freshman
Josh Mathias won the 200 freestyle.
The Husker400 freestyle relay team
of Boshoff, sophomore Mark Bennett,
Benavides and Mathias also won its
event.
Nebraska will compete against No.
2 Stanford and Cal-Berkeley next
weekend in California.
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Green, Minter
nominatedfor
Big 8 awards
From Staff Reports
With three touchdowns and
an average of 14.6 yards a carry
Saturday, true freshman I-back
Ahman Green has been nomi
nated by Nebraska for Big Eight
offensive player of the week.
Rover Mike Minter was
nominated by the Cornhuskers
for defensive player ofthe week.
Minter was second in tackles
with six in the Huskers’ 73-14
win over Iowa State.
Minter also had an intercep
tion be fore halttime that enabled
Nebraska to score and take a 3 8
7 halftime lead.
On 12 carries Saturday, Green
rushed for 176 yards,, tying a
career best. Green also broke
the Husker freshman rushing
record Saturday and is 130 yards
short of Kansas’s June Henley’s
1,127-yard Big Eight freshman
rushing record.
Green alsocaught two passes
for 22 yards and one touchdown.
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