Duck volleyballers get sweep in Washington
By Robert CoOias
The Oregon volleyball team
opened its NorPac season with
convincing wins over
Washington State University
and the University of
Washington this weekend to
move their conference record to
2-0.
The 13th-ranked Ducks had
little trouble beating the
Washington schools. All
America candidate Sue Harbour
and her teammates thrashed
WSU 15-3, 15-13 and 15-7 on
Friday night in Pullman, Wash.
Oregon finished the sweep with
a three-game victory over
Washington 13-6.15-5 and 15-6
in Seattle
The Docks played both games
without hitter Cynthia
Shepherd who suffered a
broken finger in practice. The
Ducks’ frontline problems were
farther compounded when
Shepherd's replacement. Laurie
Krejcha. sprained an ankle early
in the WSU contest.
Oregon coach Chris Voelz
replaced Shepherd and Krejcha
with sophomore Heidi Eakin
and freshman Laurie Hattemer.
“Both played ray well."’
«aul Voelz who saw her team
raise its record to 14-6 on the
year.
The key to both victories was
the play of Harbour and Oregon
setter Lisa Gemoya.
“Those two are our big play
people, the ones we count on in
a pinch," said Voelz. Gemoya
and Harbour's performance
squelched any upset hopes the
Cougars had with the Ducks
sporting a depleted lineup.
Gemoya bad three service aces
while Harbour led the teem
with 10 kills.
Against the Huskies in Seat
tle. Harbour and Gemoya again
showed why both have a chance
to be selected All-America this
year. Most of Harbour's 18 kills
were set up by the excellent
passing of Gemoya.
The Washington match was
also an opportunity for Voeiz to
utilize her bench and give her
freshmen some playing time.
“At one point in the match. 1
had five freshmen and Harbour
on th« floor,” said Voelz.
"There’s nothing like ex
perience. and I’m happy we
could get everyone out on the
floor.”
The Ducks play their first
home match of the year against
in-state rival Oregon State
University. The Civil War mat
chup will start at 7:30 p.m. in
MacArthur Court.
"You can throw the record
book out the window, when it
comes to the Beavers.” says
Voelz."They always find a way
to play us tough.”
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Agenda:
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