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    SOFTBALL
    NU’s Taylor Edwards an All-American

    Nebraska’s Taylor Edwards was the nation’s lone freshman position player to be named All-America by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association when she earned third-team honors Wednesday. Edwards is the first Husker catcher to earn All-America honors and is the Huskers’ 21st All-American in softball.

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    TRACK AND FIELD
    Huskers to send 18 to nationals

    Seven more Nebraska athletes qualified Saturday for the NCAA Division I outdoor track and field championships next month in Des Moines during the West Regional at Hayward Field. After nine athletes qualified in 10 events during the first two days of the regional, the Huskers are set to send 18 athletes to national meet. Decathlete Bjorn Barrefors and heptathlete Chantae McMillan secured bids before the regional meet. The Huskers’ Ashley Miller earned her second career trip to an NCAA...

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    TRACK & FIELD
    Huskers' Musil gains nationals

    After qualifying three athletes for the NCAA Division I outdoor track and field championships during the opening day of the NCAA West preliminary round, the Huskers earned seven more bids Friday. Senior Samantha Musil battled through intermittent rain showers to secure her second career trip to the national meet with a ninth-place toss of 191 feet, 3 inches in the hammer throw. She opened with a throw of 187-10 and fouled on her next attempt.

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    SOCCER
    Huskers' first Big Ten schedule set

    The Nebraska soccer program has announced its 2011 schedule, its first season in the Big Ten. The Huskers will play 10 home games, beginning Aug. 19 when national power North Carolina comes to Lincoln for the season opener. The 11-game league portion of the schedule features six home games, including Northwestern on Sept. 18, which will mark the first Big Ten event in Nebraska's history. Six Big Ten teams qualified for last year's NCAA Tournament, the most by the league since 2002. A total of...

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    TRACK & FIELD
    NU sends three to national meet

    Three Huskers punched their ticket for the NCAA outdoor championships Thursday at the NCAA West Regional. Qualifying for nationals were Nicholas Gordon with his fifth-place finish in the men's long jump, freshman Mara Griva in the women's long jump and Adam Wolkins in the javelin. NU competes again Friday at noon, with running events starting at 5 p.m.

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    TRACK & FIELD
    NU’s Miller shows she’s fast at the finish
    NU�s Miller shows she�s fast at the finish

    Premium ContentMuch of Ashley Miller’s training this season has focused on running fast late and finishing strong. During her biggest race yet of 2011, Miller’s preparation paid off in a big way. Miller, a middle distance runner with the Nebraska track and field team, won her first Big 12 title at the conference championships May 15, when she turned in a personal-best time of 4 minutes, 18.70 seconds in the 1,500 meters. With about 600 meters left in the race, the junior from Tipton, Iowa, was...

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    SOFTBALL
    Stanford eliminates Huskers from NCAA regional

    Pac-10 player of the year Ashley Hansen had a pair of RBIs and Teagan Gerhart tossed a five-hitter Sunday as 11th-ranked Stanford beat No. 16 Nebraska 4-1 in the NCAA regional final. The defeat eliminated the Huskers, who end their final season as a member of the Big 12 with a 41-14 record. Nebraska was making its first appearance in a regional final in five years, and coach Rhonda Revelle’s team is set to return eight starters as it joins the Big Ten in 2012.

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    SOFTBALL
    Husker offense keeps season alive

    The Nebraska softball team still faces a daunting assignment in the NCAA tournament. But for the first time in five years, the Huskers will be playing in a regional final. Junior pitcher Ashley Hagemann again was dominant in the circle and Nebraska’s hitters bounced back in a big way Saturday as the Huskers won a pair of NCAA elimination games, beating Pacific 11-1 and topping Fresno State 5-0. That final victory avenged No. 16 Nebraska’s 1-0, 10-inning loss against the Bulldogs on...

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    Huskers drop first NCAA game

    If the Nebraska softball team is going to survive the opening weekend of the NCAA tournament, the Huskers will have to do it the hard way. In a pitching battle between Nebraska’s Ashley Hagemann and Fresno State’s Michelle Moses, the Bulldogs scraped out the game’s only run on an error Friday and topped the 16th-ranked Huskers 1-0 in 10 innings. Nebraska, which tied a season high by committing three errors, fell into the losers bracket of the double-elimination regional and...

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    NU’s Wyatt shoots 72 in second round

    Nebraska’s Andrew Wyatt shot an even-par 72 in Friday’s second round of the NCAA Colorado Regional. He was tied for 17th overall. He’s second among those individuals not on a team. Oklahoma State extended its lead to 16 strokes over Auburn after firing 275 on Friday.

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    SOFTBALL
    NU looking for ‘deep’ NCAA run

    The NCAA on Sunday night made the Nebraska softball team wait, but nothing this year could cause the Huskers to sweat. When the NCAA’s postseason field was unveiled, region by region during an hour-long selection show, Nebraska was one of the last teams to appear in the 64-team bracket. No big deal, coach Rhonda Revelle said. After piling up 39 wins while playing one-third of its schedule against ranked teams, the Huskers never doubted that they were in the NCAA tournament.

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