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Robinson interview

April 30, 1990

The Northern Star interviewed NIU quarterback Stacey Robinson April 27 about his feelings concerning his recent suspension from the football team and the reasons for it. NS: Will you be eligible next semester? Robinson: Yeah, I will be, no question about...

Netters wind up season

April 30, 1990

The NIU women's tennis team faces Wheaton College today at 3 p.m. on the Gullikson Courts by Anderson Hall to conclude the 1990 spring season. The 16-11 Huskies are coming off two victories on home turf. This past weekend, NIU handed Illinois-Chicago...

Roy’s squad loses, learns

By Hyun Moon | April 30, 1990

A weekend tournament against Evansville at the Quincy College Tournament became an eye-opener for the NIU soccer team. The Huskies suffered their first loss in the spring exhibition season as perennial national power Evansville University bullied NIU...

Netters debut at second

By Hyun Moon | April 29, 1990

Defecting Association of Mid-Continent Universities Conference member Southwest Missouri State won its last men's tennis title despite a stiff challenge from NIU. The Huskies, playing in their first AMCU tournament, came close in Saturday's final against...

Backup QBs take center stage

By Eric Burt | April 29, 1990

With quarterback Stacey Robinson out of the spring game, backups Rob Rugai and Tyrone Leverett moved up and put on a show during Saturday's Annual Red-White spring game. Freshman Leverett led the Red squad, Team Sycamore, to a 20-14 win over the White...

Tennis team spanks foes during Parents’ Weekend

April 29, 1990

NIU women's tennis coach Patty Groth told her squad concentration was key in the Huskies' Parents' Weekend matches. The squad took her words to heart, whipping University of Illinois-Chicago, 7-0, Friday, and Creighton University, 8-1, Saturday. "I told...

Defending title a major goal

By Carl Ackerman | April 26, 1990

If history repeats itself, NIU's softball team can expect a prosperous weekend. The Huskies have won two consecutive North Star Conference Softball Championship trophies and are aiming for their third straight in this weekend's tournament at Valparaiso....

Back problems return

April 26, 1990

NIU head football coach Jerry Pettibone was treated as an outpatient Wednesday night at Rockford Memorial Hospital for lower back troubles which have kept him away from spring practice in the last few weeks. He is resting at home and said he hopes to...

Netters aim high at meet

By Hyun Moon | April 26, 1990

First-year head tennis coach Charles Merzbacher will lead his anxious netters into NIU's first AMCU championship competition starting today. Although the Huskies had a successful season under the direction of Merzbacher, they will not be satisfied unless...

Spring drills end with scrimmage

By Eric Burt | April 26, 1990

Four weeks of spring practice will come to an end this Saturday with the annual Red-White intra-squad spring game at Huskie Stadium. Scheduled to kickoff at 2 p.m., the game will pit Team DeKalb (White), coached by defensive coordinator Tim McGuire, and...

Hinchee, ‘C.O’ share award

By Carl Ackerman | April 25, 1990

With all the accomplishments of last season's 26-5 NIU women's basketball season, it must be difficult for Coach Jane Albright, or anyone else, to determine a Most Valuable Player. However, a simple solution was reached - give two players MVP honors instead...

Two Hoosier prep players sign with Albright’s crew

By Carl Ackerman | April 25, 1990

Losing key players to graduation could be detrimental to any college team. Although three talented seniors have left NIU's nationally ranked women's basketball program, Coach Jane Albright and her Huskies are planning a positive future. Two Indiana high...