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Sports
Ducks to face tough road trip
Players able to rest
during last week's play
By Gary Henley
Emerald Sports Reporter
The Oregon volleyball team,
hampered by injuries all week,
will travel to southern (Uilifor
nia this weekend for what may
its toughest two-match road
trip of the season against na
tional powers UCLA and USC.
The Ducks. 11-5 overall and
7-2 in the Paclfic-10 Con
ference, are ranked l.'lth in the
nation in both the
Tachikara American Volleyball
Coaches Association and NCAA
polls released Tuesday
Oregon won the state bragg
ing rights for at least another
year with victories over Oregon
State and Portland State in last
week's second annual Oregon
Safeway Challenge Cup at
Corvallis.
Haltered and bruised as the
Ducks are. Oregon head coach
(Jerry Gregory was grateful for
the wins.
“I’m pleased that we over*
came the adversity that we fac
ed, We were able to play
through some injuries that we
had and we were playing teams
that were on top of their game."
Among the Ducks on the
mend are outside hitters Teri
Kramer and Michele krebsbach
Gregory said he was able to
rest Krebsbach in the tourna
ment. and said Kramer has
responded well to a sore
shoulder and should be back at
full strength this weekend.
Starting sophomore setter
Stephanie Snyder injured her
right knee in the win over the
Beavers and was forced to miss
the match against Portland
State.
“Stephanie will probably
Photo bv John (.ui»tin«
Starter Michele Kresbach will be back in action this weekend
against VSC and UCLA after sitting out the Safeway Challenge
Cup because of an iniury.
sore shoulder.
“The rest did me good,"
Krebs bach said. ‘‘The
shoulder's coming along slow,
but it's getting better. I'll be
ready to go."
Junior backrow specialist
Michelle Crowston said, "We
learned a lot of things last week
‘I’m pleased that we overcame the adver
sity that we faced. We were able to play
through some injuries that we had and we
were playing teams that were on top of
their game.'
Gerry Gregory
have to deal with some discom
fort. but she'll come back. If
she's still injured. Tina
(Adolph) will be next in line at
setter. She did a great job after
playing in the backup role for
the last few weeks. We're also
trying Eva (Windlin) out in the
setting position in practice, and
she's performing well there."
Gregory said.
Windlin. suffering from a
sore back, played sparingly
against the Vikings, as did
Krebs bach. The 6-1 sophomore
has been on the sidelines with a
We showed that we could come
tuck (after the losses to Califor
nia and Stanford two weeks
ago) and win with players that
had to play because of injuries
to other people Oregon State
and Portland State challenged
us. and we played real well."
Crowston. the team's
"positive mental attitude
award" winner last season,
showed a positive outlook for
the upcoming matches with the
Bruins and Trojans.
"We're prepared. We've been
watching films of how we
played them the last time, and
our injuries are healing, so I
think we re ready.”
Despite the matches that re
main on Oregon's schedule, in
cluding this week's confronta
tions with UCLA and USC,
Gregory said his team may have
passed over its roughest season.
"This week has been very try
ing. We had a lot of injuries,
fatigue, and distractions. The
players had a difficult time but I
think they've gotten through
the worst part of the season."
That doesn't imply that the
Ducks have smooth sailing
ahead, by any means
Oregon's tough schedule in
cludes road matches at fifth
ranked Stanford and California
in early November, and home
dates two weeks after that
against Arizona State and
nationally-ranked Arizona.
Oregon is currently one game
behind 8-1 Stanford and a half
game behind second-place
UCLA (7-1) in the Par.-10.
Gregory' said California (6-3)
could push the Ducks fur third
place
"Cal is playing better than
anyone in the conference right
now. They’re really playing
great ball."
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