Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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TENNIS Relying heavily on freshmen and sophomores scoring in conference matches, the netmen took fifth in the NIAC tournament played at Fremont. Freshman Paul Nelson won runner-up honors playing third flight singles. The premier doubles team of Terry Jacobson and Charlie Lamb managed third. Senior Jacobson was voted the squad's Most Valuable Player. He played the Warrior's first flight singles and teamed with Lamb to form the school's number one doubles unit. Above: Freshman Tim Malhoit, vying for a top spot, took advantage of early spring for workouts. Right and below: Returning lettermen Paul Nelson and Bob Roesch team up for doubles. Below right: Rowland Telia uses Hop- kins Arena for Winter practice.

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143 bove: Led by second year's ach Butch Hug the Warrior baseballers will e out to improve on last ear's 2-16 record. Top: Coach Butch Hug calls his team around to announce the next day's workout schedule. Above right: Junior Brad Young batted a .267 during the 1971 season.

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GOLF Steve Fransen, Mike Greunke and Roger Lambourn led the 1971 golf squad to a 4-2 dual meet record and a second place finish in the NIAC. Coach Max Kitzelman's golfers dropped the first two meets of the year but came back strong defeating Concordia 12-3 in the process. Sopho- more Greunke fired a one-under par 71, his season best, in the Concordia dual. During the 18-hole NIAC tourney at the Fremont Golf Club the Warriors placed three strokes behind Hastings for second place. Roger Lambourn carded a 75 to tie for fourth place medalist honors and Fransen shot a 76 to take the sixth-place medal. Above left: Mike Greunke shot a 71 during a home dual meet with Concordia. Left: Senior Steve Peterson played on the 1970 NIAC and Tri-State championship teams. Left and below: Mike Greunke and Rod White get in some early season practice. 145