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Familiar Face Snaps Omaha's Win Streak at Six
Coach, Tempesto Girls Want One Last Title Together
Solich Says LB Stella Progressing, Could Return
Jones Has Putting Woes as Lead Drops to 2 Shots Knox Jones was too good to his golfing friends. He let a number of them back into the hunt for the Nebraska Amateur championship by shooting 3-over-par 75 Thursday at Shadow Ridge. It reduced his lead from five shots to two entering today's final round of the 94th tournament. Also: Millard West Freshman Shoots 72 to Win Junior Golf Title
Lincoln Pius X Reigns in Class B All-Sports Awards Sandlot Notes: Tesmer's Summer Play Starts With No-Hitter NU Soccer Signs Monarchs' Boldt Mavericks Await NHL Draft WI Softball: Underwood Finally Heating Up
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All Jamie Brewington wanted to do Thursday night was get Edmonton off to a good start in the final game of its four-game series with Omaha. Instead he pitched five solid innings and earned the victory in a 7-1 Trappers win that ended Omaha's six-game winning streak. This is the same Jamie Brewington who was demoted from Class AAA Omaha to Class AA Wichita in 1997 shortly after allowing two of J.R. Phillips' four homers in a seven-inning game.
The Under-18 Tempesto team has been a powerhouse, having won a state-record eight straight state soccer titles. In the next few days, the Tempesto will play in its last tournament as a team. Tempesto is one of 16 Nebraska teams that will compete Friday through Wednesday in Springfield, Mo., in the 2001 Snickers Cup Midwest Regional Championship. And in the next few days, their coach will coach for the last time. Salah BenSalah, who has played or coached soccer for 50 of his 54 years, plans to retire.
The tone of Frank Solich's message Thursday on the possible reinstatement of suspended linebacker Randy Stella spun nearly 180 degrees from his position two months ago. Exactly six weeks before NU upperclassmen report to preseason camp, the NU football coach said "all signs" indicate Stella "will be back on the team."