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Webfoots sweep Portland State;
look on to weekend with UCLA
By Ashley Conklin
Emerald Sports Reporter
Katie Wiese was named Pa
e.ific-10 Softball Player of the
Year before Tuesday's double
header with Portland State (see
story, Page B), and celebrated
by pitching two complete game
victories over the Vikings at
I lowe Field.
Wiese ran her record to 46-8
with a 4-2 win in the opener
and a 1-0 victory in the night
cap. Wiese also threw her 14th
shutout in game two as Oregon
improved to 4H-i:t overall.
The Ducks always have prob
lems with Portland State, and
Tuesday was no exception In
the opener, the Vikings held a
2-1 lead after four innings be
fore Oregon rallied for the win
In the nightcap, Gail Towsley
limited thi! Ducks to iusl four
hits, but Wiese was even
stronger as the nation's fifth
ranked team escaped.
“It's the same old stuff."
Duck head coach Teresa Wilson
said. “Everybody was talking
and looking ahead (to Satur
day's showdown with top
ranked UCI.A) PSU has a good
team. They could beat a lot ot
i)ivision I teams
Oregon snored first in game
one m the first inning |ulie
Cavanaugh stroked a single
stole sei ond hase and s( ored on
a triple b\ Isatln (irav
t he Ducks had a good oppor
tunitv in the second inning
vvitli runners on second and
third, lint couldn't capatilize
The Vikings then look a 2- 1
lead against Wiese in their halt
ol the third
Teri Van laevv singled and
( iynthia Mat om hit into a field
el x chon e that left evei vhods
sate alter Wiese's throwing er
ror. Carol Devencou/i then
(linked in a two run double that
gave Portland Stale the lead
(fregon pulled the game out
with two runs in the filth and
one more in the sixth
(!es (ioulson singled in the
filth, and the Dm hx then lo.nl
ed the bases on bunt singles In
Ioanna King and Cavanaugh
Gray then flied out. but Kim
Manning reached on an error as
both Coulxon and King scam
pered home
Oregon repeated the s( enario
in the sixth as Stai e>
Kunderhurg singled, and Kristi
Okuhara and Coulson heat out
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