Ducks ready for series
with WSU baseball team
Oregon’s men’s baseball
team will travel to Pullman,
Wash, this weekend to take on
Washington State in a three
game series after a tough
California road trip that saw
Top foes await
softball team
at invitational
Oregon’s softball team will
face stiff competition this
weekend as the Duck women
travel to the Pony Invitational at
Fullerton, California.
The Ducks will take on the
University of Southern Califor
nia in the first round of the tour
nament, which includes the top
teams from southern California
— UCLA, Cal State-Fullerton,
Cal-Santa Barbara and Cal
State-North ridge.
Oregon is 3-3 for the season
after completing a swing
through central California.
The Ducks home opener will
be April 9 with Oregon State.
Tennis squad
enters tourney
Oregon’s women’s tennis
team will compete in a tour
nament at Southern Oregon
State College this weekend.
The Ducks, 4-1 this season,
are lead by freshman Lindsay
Bartlett. She is undefeated at
the number one singles posi
tion, She has only lost one
match in tournament play.
Oregon’s record go from 3-0 to
7-5.
But the Ducks have some
tough games under their belt as
they face the perennially strong
Cougars. Included are losses to
Cal-Berkley, Stanford, and San
Jose St., three of the more es
tablished programs in Northern
California.
Oregon will face its number
one obstacle to the Ducks
hopes of winning the Northern
Division.
The Cougars were 36-10 last
year, placing them as high as
fourth in the nation, and their
11-3 conference record earned
WSU the Northern Division title.
The Ducks struggled to 19-21
and 6-10 marks last season.
“I think we are capable of
winning it," says baseball coach
Mel Krause. “I always go in
looking to win every game.”
The series opens Saturday
with a 3:00 p.m. game and con
cludes Sunday with a dou
bleheader beginning at 1:00
p.m. The Ducks will be home
Monday to face Linfield College.
Golfers challenge
rivals for second
While women's golf power
house Washington is the
heavy favorite to win the Port
land Invitational, the Ducks
are aiming to beat rival Oregon
State for second place, says
women’s golf coach Jenny
Feeney.
When the two teams met
earlier this spring at the Husky
Invitational in Seattle, OSU
edged the Ducks 1,128-1,190.
"Oregon State's program is
about a year ahead of us,"
Feeney says. "They have more
depth but I expect the differ
ence to close really quickly."
Oregon's women’s golf pro
gram made its return to the
University last fall when it was
reinstituted as a University
sport.
The Ducks could catch the
Beavers if "Marti Loeb is
feeling well and we get good
support from the others,"
Feeney says. Loeb was
Oregon’s number one golfer
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the Husky Invitational.
Sue Schoedal has taken
Loeb’s place as Oregon’s top
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will be an advantage or disad
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Despite failing to qualify in
the Oregon State Invitational
because of a shortage of
golfers and placing ninth in the
Husky Invitational, Feeney
says, “I’m pleased with the
team attitude. Even though we
haven't scored well, we have
kept our spirits up the next
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