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Lincoln ? Head Coach Dan Kendig announced the Nebraska women’s gymnastics team’s complete schedule for the upcoming 2007 season on Wednesday. The docket includes meets with six of last year’s top 10 nationally-ranked teams, as well as 12 opponents from the national top 25 list. In five home competitions at the BobDevaneySportsCenter, the Huskers will feature two Friday-night competitions on their slate and join the Nebraska men's gymnastics for double duals on Feb. 2, March 4 and March 11.
Nebraska opens the year at the Super Six Challenge on Jan. 5 in Fayetteville, Ark., taking on Florida, Arkansas, LSU, PennState and Denver. The team will then travel to two conference away meets in January, heading to IowaState on Jan. 19 and Missouri on Jan. 26.
The Huskers will return home to the Devaney Center Feb. 2 for their first competition in Lincoln, facing Oklahoma in a Friday-night meet at 7:30 p.m. NU will then hit the road again for Michigan (Feb. 9) and a five-team invitational at North Carolina State with West Virginia, George Washington and William & Mary.
Nebraska will also play host to its 17th annual Masters Classic, featuring Stanford, LSU and NC State on Feb. 25 to kick off three consecutive Sunday-afternoon meets. National powerhouse Utah will visit the Huskers on March 4, and IowaState will appear at the DevaneyCenter on March 11.
The Huskers will face LSU for the third time in a year in Baton Rouge, La., on March 16, and return to Lincoln for their final home meet of the year with Kentucky on March 23 at 7:30 p.m.
Entering the run for a solid postseason showing, NU will travel to Missouri on March 31 to battle at the 2007 Big 12 Championships. The annual conference meet, which Nebraska has won seven times in 10 seasons, is followed by an NCAA Regional (April 14) to be announced and the 2007 NCAA Championships in Salt Lake City, Utah, April 26-28.
Nebraska returns seven All-Americans to its 2007 squad, led by seven-time All-American junior Emily Parsons. The Huskers also boast four Big 12 event champions and six all-conference performers on their roster.