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Ducks need victory over Bruins
By Cam Ni\esind
Fmerald Sports Reporter
I'hird plmt> in the women's
I’,a if it 1U I 'onlerent e is nil the
line I rula\ as ( tregnn travels to
the I,os Angeles area In tangle
with 1< I.A
I )ret;on. H- I in the i'ai III. is
,i hall game behind the Bruins
who are ‘I--I m iamleiem e plav
Both trail Washington and
Stanford who are lied lor tirsi
plate at i2- I
The ha t that the \< A A has
never taken mote than three
teams from the I’.u 10 into the
\( A \ Itmrn.iment .aids a lot iit
pressure to both l td.A atul Or
egon
The I ha ks deleated ltd \
_l*ac-10 WOmen.
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don’t allow them to t orna bat k
I think ihci main thing is that
nr just have to execute ()i«•
gnu i oat li Klw m I hum said
In dial gatiin. ivi1 missed ■><iim*
shots that wan' guild shots
I hat's how lha\ i atna hai k I in
hoping it doasn I i oint' daw n to
that this tuna
t tregon is i timing oil a tough
loss at homa to tilth lankad
Washington Ilia Huskias
sluinpad tha Dinks ollansa
with <i pressure dalansa and
lialtl ()ragon to ~i2 points
Washington keyed on Ora
gull's shooting guards and lat
(begun i antar Stefanie
hasperskl gal what sha was go
mg to gat insula. Haim said
That hurl tha I)ui ks more as
Oragon produt ad liltla points
from long range
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Washington placed llic Blums
lm iis their attention mi
hasperski by double- til triple
teaming her inside, llt'iny said
Thai opens up lilt' mil suit* Im
( )ii aim’s sin ml mg guards
And ll IS a guild (lung I hr
gun did hit thn outside jump
i'!s kasperski was lurid score
less m llie lust halt id I hell I ll si
meet mg willi I t I A and in
lai I never r\ mi got oil a shut
uni11 llie set mid hull
In I lie past. 11 I I. A i has
doubled.up on Sti'lanie. lortu
natelv in the last game we
were able In 111! the Hillside
shuts and I hope we i mild dn
the same again 1 hum said
Ilium sees sliotil illg as die
km lii \ it tore fur Ills team
I honestly think it we gist
shunt well and don't turn llie
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said U e h.ive people that i an
si ure and our ottense has heen
to \4''f m*♦ mi \\>
haV i‘ In c\ri nil'
Siuul.n \ i imtesi vs Hit I st is
a game the Ducks cannot tiike
11 ti I»11 \ either The ! hi. V ■- t .in
mm! .ill. mi to lose 1m ,i te.iin hm
er than them in the st.nniiiigs it
am hopes mI ,i tinni -phu e ini
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ia per>! . .: ' h- ■ ! ■ lit tietll! ' til
mill Wits upset bv \i i/tin.i state
isii hei tins month in I einpe
.! loss ttt.it is iniw adding estr.i
piesstire to the i tin ks tn u m
I lleV toil have some plavers
th.it it !llt‘\ eel on tune the\
i mi tie \ er\ gi mi I 11* * 111 \ said
ot the Trojans We jus! h.ive to
hope that the\ ate not ill tune
The trojans ilo not h.ive a
p I a \ ei that t an matt ti up u it li
hasperski inside lleim s.ml
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