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The Oregon record for most
dual meet victories in a sea
son was set last year, when
Sue )a< ohson guided the
Ducks to a 17*. mark The
team has won 1.1 duals so far
in Tom (.raider's first season
as head coach, passing tin
mark of 12 wins set twice pre
viously. including the 1087
season.
The Dinks take their spar
kling record into Tacoma.
Wash . for a meet against the
University of Puget Sound on
April 13. The IT’S meet is the
team's final tune-up for the
Pacific-10 Conference North
ern Division c hampionships.
slated for April 14-15 at the
University of Washington in
Seattle The (lost Huskies are
Iht* traditional power of the
division
Washington Oregon and
Washington Stall* are the only
memlcers of the i’ai 111 North
ern Division, as Oregon State
does not field a varsity tennis
team. The far more powerful
Southern Division includes
Arizona. Arizona State. Cali
forma. Southern dalifornia.
Stanford and I 'CI.A
Wiese earns Player
of the Week honors
A da\ after being named the
Pacific-10 Conference Player of
the Week, Oregon softball
pitc her K.itir Wiese picks up
this week's highly sought-after
Oregon Daily Emerald Wom
en's Athlete of the Week award
for her efforts on a recent road
trip.
The freshman from Vancou
ver. Wash . pitched two no-hit
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ters last week. a i-0 victory
over San Diego State Tuesday
and a 6-0 win over St Mary's
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Wiese also pitched all I t in
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geles. giving up one unearned
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