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Rosborough takes troops to Toledo as skid persists

By Tom Clegg | January 20, 1988

Jim Rosborough wants a victory and he wants one now. The second-year NIU men's basketball coach wants to see an end to the Huskies' current three-game losing streak when NIU travels to Toledo Wednesday at 7 p.m. "The losing nicks at you," Rosborough said....

Ruel leaves for Kansas

By Dave Tuley | January 19, 1988

Pat Ruel left his heart in DeKalb. Ruel quit his job as coordinator of the Huskies' nationally-ranked offense to take a similar position at Kansas under new head coach Glen Mason. Ruel said he accepted the offer after a lot of soul searching Jan. 11....

Whiteside ineligible

January 19, 1988

NIU freshman point guard Donald Whiteside has been declared academically ineligible for the upcoming spring semester, men's basketball coach Jim Rosborough announced Monday. "Donald is a great young man. This is a prime example of the difficult task that...

Women’s interim ends with Marquette victory

By Kari Brackett | January 19, 1988

It has been a tough war during the past month for the NIU women's basketball team, which went 4-5 during Christmas break, but the lady cagers won an important battle Monday night against North Star Conference foe Marquette. In defeating the Warriors 88-67...

Ex-Huskies shine in NFL

January 19, 1988

Two former NIU football stars have made names for themselves in the NFL. Todd Peat, who was a dominant member of NIU's offensive line for four years, finished his first season with the St. Louis Cardinals by making Pro Football Weekly's All-Rookie team....

Soccer Honors

January 19, 1988

NIU soccer player Nils Kloster has always received both All-Illinois and All-Midwest acclaim and with the announcement of the 1986 units, it marked the third straight year of receiving first-team recognition from both areas. Kloster was initially a second-team choice for both all-star units as a freshman.

The senior from Oslo, Norway has scored 45 goals (to share the all-time lead with Ed Kozitski) plus an all-time best 24 assists for the school record 114 point total. Kloster also claims four career hat tricks.

Kloster was a first-team All-Metro selection for a fourth straight season while mid-fielder Atle Sundland picked up his third consecutive first-team title after having been a second-team choice as a freshman.

elge Abrahamsen and defensive teammate Marx Succes received second-team All-Metro notice for 1986.

Among the four post-season honores, only Abrahamsen will return next year.

Vatch wrestles with problems

By Jeff Kirik | January 19, 1988

Christmas break didn't exactly bring what NIU wrestling coach Ed Vatch was hoping for. Hindered by the suspension of several wrestlers, the expulsion of two others and subpar showings by many of the active team members, the Huskies won only two of their...

Men’s b-ball savors few bright spots

By Tom Clegg | January 19, 1988

It looked more like a rugby scrum than a victory celebration and senior co-captain Rodney Davis was on the bottom of the pile. Davis' 25-foot buzzer-beater at Drake Jan. 2 gave NIU men's basketball team its first road win since Jim Rosborough took over...

NIU not to run versus Braves

By Jeff Kirik | December 11, 1987

Jim Rosborough usually considers his NIU men's basketball squad a running team. Not this weekend. Sunday at 4:05 p.m., the 1-3 Huskies will be at the Rockford MetroCentre to face a Bradley team which is averaging 102.5 points through two games. Rosborough...

Conditioning a goal of Clark over break

By Dave Elsesser | December 11, 1987

Often times the teams that have the most success during the winter sports season are those that stay in the best condition over the holidays. NIU men's swimming coach Dave Clark can attest to that. So when Clark takes his swimmers to Florida for four...

NIU women off to Calif.

By Chris Sigley | December 11, 1987

The NIU women's swim team will experience a change of scenery, as it journeys to the palm trees and outdoor pools of California Jan. 9-10. The swimmers will compete in the University of California-Irvine Invitational, the first of their three swim meets...

Wrestlers debut at home Saturday

By Paul Keller | December 11, 1987

The Huskie grapplers will host their home dual-meet season in the Northern Illinois Duals Saturday at Chick Evans Field House at 10 a.m. The Huskies kick off the duals by going head-to-head with Illinois State at 10 a.m. At noon NIU will take on Wisconsin-Stevens...