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Oregon netters fall to Huskies; spike Cougars
Ends 16-match Pacific-10 losing streak
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By («im Sivfsind
I mer.ild Sports Reporter
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snapping a Ihii’f mail li losing
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before dropping thru first two
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tin' I’.h in i* i id inn <• a 16
itiali li i onferent e losing streak
stemming I«m k to Iasi year's
1 l match illv spall I he t nu
rials ilmp lit 0 III overall and
1-1 in the Pat III
The Duck nellers threw awav
a two game In zero lead I ridm
against the Washington Hus
k ies In losing the Iasi three
(Mines and the mail li 1 V'l
1 . n 4 1, 12 r, and H 1
And anain I begem Imirid il
sell in the same posilmn Satin
dav against the ( oit(>.irs with a
two game lead This lime, the
llniks would not repeal the ft
.isco as thev narrowlv i lint lied
the third game and the mail li
II. I I
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thud name (against the I nil
gars) than we did I I ni.n
against Washington Oregon
i oai h I leri v t iregorv said
That thud game against the
Huskies W,|S a disastei lor the
Dinks will) i >i 11 \ four kills
against ! 1 errors resulting in .1
negate<* kill peri entag.
Saturdays statistics against
WSt' improved ,is I In* Dinks
managed .1 kills lu cmlv eight
errors for .1 .’ll kill pen cut
I In- v 11 tnrv i (large was Iril
h\ team 1 apt.mi St<■ p11 a 11H• Sin
(il l who had Pi sets while se
mm outside hitter Mu hide
kiehshaih and siipliomoie out
side hiltei Julie |effer\ pounded
I and Hi lit those sots respei
In els tor kills
Sophomore middle him kei
1 law mi ( liamiin and senior
outside hitter Melissa Terzian
added II kills apiet e
I he I )ui ks 111 (i 1 id themselves
down h\ three or more points
ill eat h ol the three jinnies
against U St' I he I lui i s
(ought hat k ill 1 *ai h game he
hind a strong (intensive eftort
keyed In good him king .mil es
1 client digging from the entire
team
I he linn! game ol the malt h
against the (lougars had plellH
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