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Gymnasts get ninth-straight win
By Dean ('.onnor
Of Ihr tmrrrtlri
Thu Oregon gymnastics team continued its
winning ways Saturday by scoring a team scoring
record of 177.75 to defnat Boise State University
(171.95) and Spokane Community College
(100.35) in a non-conference tri-meet in Cerlinger.
Annex.
With the two victories the Ducks are now
10-7 and a step closer to their goal to hi; one of the
six teams who qualify for the NCAA Western
Regional* in April. 1leading into Saturday 's meet
Orngon. was unofficially in. seventh place in team
sedringaverage (1:74 (HI) behmdbnth Boise State
and the (Iniyersify‘of.’Califprijia. ■ ' •
• • *;Th|s ’was..our. best ’meet of ’the. season '‘
/ . Oregon. coin h ftd Boyd sai«|. "Not (rtily did we
■ ’. 'defeat Boise,State whiim we lost lu earlier in the
sifason.ibufWeraisod’aur team, scori ng'average, ’
.V j?ofthe.sec?ondvl(me'Jin.less tharra.weekthe
•Docks.dfdrke/tbeirjdwniVeaiiistoring, record*and
.:*.'• added another record „iiCt he •uneven •llars-.with a *
* • . scToni'of 44,i2(CoPt^''gVtt. |i'H)ked’'nearly-1 unbeatable
as they!h£>k°iffree tiu(«&four events fmm"BSl) and
•swept alldottr.-fntni S(’(:rOregdn had five gym-° -
<3 tgis.*s:with al.l aE<»und^s< dres'aiaive :iil *45’=
■ fY«csjiniat».°Ni« ky'TiimV Itul'hhVf-way' for the’"
‘ Ducks as sli\ 'vvorce_a( li di the fpur eyenfs'a'tHl ’idok
■ >Rhrt iii'tljwilfe^n^i^tl'iM^JafJj'"' ■ • "Kden.
who„was'hol»l)h;tTwith a sprained ankle, set a per
•‘sonal higfiifor.the.’,ear in.the uneven bars, scoring
• a (MS^She jnisseo breaking her High all-around
V. • score this season by due lentil of a point
. s * * • # ‘v -* ’» ' . . • ' . ^ . •" • o': « * . f
.. •;' Tetim,captain- igmise Can ia came ‘hrough
with her.finest.jierfi^niance of the seasdii as she
*fcoreda35.'50 and'tonk secondin the all-around,
. • ‘ •* ’ ‘ ' '• 1. ■ •' . *!'• »• ••• „ ■ y
/ ' ».°V V°»’ v V’’’ ..' Shu-Shing , -tin '
Team capta iji Qepjse Garcia helped the Ducks
to their niiitli-stfiiifiht• victdry Saturday as she
sborerl ii 33.50'iivth'e a) l-arouiui.competition.
swimmers finish third
By JefT I.ut/ky
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Thing* Ft urAed-. out pretty
/ ; * milch a* f<vr the !lucks
At.InnNacpic:(x>hfdK*n«:o swlm
' mihg 'cha'mipion*h‘ipa in
Portland,', as Oregon finished
third'belli ml theUniversity of
. • (ialifomnt and the University of
•; Washington, t;
Nationally-Tanked Cad finish
; C . ed with 1.858 jaunts. followed
by Washington with t..14 land
Oregon with 041
Washington State University
finished in fourth with 7fi:t,
followed by Oregon Slate
University in fifth with 600. San
Jose Stale University had 594
points and; Fresno State Univer
sity finished last with 552
points
Kvan with the Ducks third
place showing, coach Dan Cade
wash.'! totally pleased
• ‘.‘Some people didn't do as
yvel) as we had hoped." Cade
said. ‘We didn't gel anyone in
to the Nt‘A As
■ ! Ifut despite tins disappoint
ment.-the team diii reasonably
, well ; • ;\ '■
"Ouf. team goal was realized
by placing thin! in the Nor
I’ac's." Cole said. " The feet that
nobody made the NUAA's put a
damper on things, but it still
was a successful season."
The meet started off well for
the Ducks as they trailed
Washington 4IO-:t7ti fur second
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place alttir this first day. ('al was
well in front with 746 after the
first day:
The Ducks day was
highlighted by three events r
the 5Q0-ya rd freest y In, one
meter diving. and the 800-yard
freest vie relay.
In the 500-yard freestyle, two
Ducks finished among the top
four, as junior Gwen Koedel
placed third with a time of
4:58.01 and senior Rahctte
ilrundage placed fourth with a
tfine of 5 00 5*1.
In tli<' diving competition,
junior !.ori Van Meter finished
in fourth with 804.2 points,
while freshman Beth Newell
finished fifth with a score of
829.2
In the 800-freestvle relay, the
team of Brundagn. Koedel. and
sophomores GeeCee Wharton
and Patricia Ixirys lowered their
own record for the third time
this year, and the second time
in a week, from 7:47.29 to
7:41.78. good for third place.
On Friday Berkeley and
Washington started to pull
away from the field as the Bears
moved out to nearly a 500-point
lead over the Huskies 1877-800.
Oregon was in third with 095.
For the Ducks, there were still
highlights on the day.
The 200-yard freestyle relay
team of Wharton, sophomore
Kristen Read, and freshmen
Heather llockett and Linda
Mason . finished two seconds
tiehiiHiCalwith a 1:3ft.03 for se
cond'place.
In the 400-yard individual
medley Brundage finished in
fifth with a 4:33.4ft, and in
three-rtieter diving,' Van Meter
finished in fourth with 351.5S
points
On Saturday < 'al put the
finishing touches to the NprPac
( hatnpionship. while the Ducks
settled for third.
The main highlight on the
day for the Ducks was a fourth
place finish by Roedel in the
I(i50-vard freestyle with a time
of 17:04 4H. followed by team
mate Brundage with a 17:15.16,
Before the meet. Cob had
stated that bethought Bruoua^e
and Roedel would have a
chance at qualifying for the
NCAA's along with the
200-yard freestyle relay team,
hut things did not work out that
way.
“Nobody was really close
enough to the times needed to
talk about," Cole said "I
haven't figured out yet what the
problem was."
Winning the meet it sell was
something that never entered
the Duck's minds seriously
though.
Ca| came in ranked in the top
to in the country, and
Washington had already beaten
the Ducks twice this year.
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