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Women miss last chance at Cal
Bears get NCAA bid
B\ ( am Sivesind
fmerald Sports Reporter
Tlie Oregon women's basketball team lust
more than a disappointing game at (ialitorma Sat
urday. m 77 the Dm ks may have lost a tourna
ment Iml
With the win, the Hears finished 17 II met
all and created a three wa\ tie tor fourth in the
Pai ifit 10 donferenc e between the Ihicks the
Hears and Washington State All have <) u i onfei
em e rei ords
The part that really hurls the Ducks is that
Cal got a hid to the NCAA tournament Sunday
Oregon, finishing at 1" 1.’ overall had given up
,i11 hopes of an N't A A tourney hid
It appears now that a victory met Cal might
have vaulted them into the N< AA tournament
doing in to Berkeley for the weekend Oregon
didn’t appear to even have a chance at the \.i
tional Women's Invitational I ournament a
tournament it ivon a year ago
It there is am good to c nine from the new ul
Cals \CA.\ bid it mav he that the Ducks till
have a shot at the \UTI
Oregon lost si\ of its last seven games to
wind up a disappointing season I he stretc h run
losing skid is the worst Oregon has incurred
since losing seven of eight games to end the
11 ltd! H I season
On Saturday the Ducks stalled off slow
against ( ail. falling behind ’ 7 earls
filings got worse as Oregon coach I iwm
lleinv got a tec him a I foul for arguing ovet lough
plus inside against his senior camlet Stel.ude
kasperski
Hoards Vanessa Seldeu and Mic helle hide
kept the Ducks in the game with even three
pointers between them Seldeu finished with i t
points in -411 minutes of play
I hie. one ol three seniors playing in her final
legulai season game as a Duck led all Oregon
sc oreis with lie She was I ten H from three-point
range
kasperski added H points while lorwaid
Irma McCartnev chipped in with Hi points and
nine boards
The Due ks and Hears fought evenlv tluough
out the entire game, with l la I grabbing the largest
lead ol the game at eight early ill the sec one! hall
\ .mess,i Nelilrn
I In' Dorks Hill manage in ..i,11> tin' lf.nl mo
mentarih .it iti . > hut i u! pulled away fur ihr
\ li tur\
\\. Mirl ul plaud '.Miii Cal ill night and
111:1! it i ;> I > 1.11 lu have till' ei mi gi In put I In-111
av\u\ hi make them pla\ nut game llrmv '••nil
I wish I li.nl .m i \ | il.iti.il mil tin u In wi' i (mill ii t
get tlm planus going thr smi ond hall ul tin- sea
son
lero.su I’aliinsoiia lull all sctimrs with her IH
points to paw* four other Cal team mouthers in
double figures
t kregon' s third son lot ja< quin Seiimniuk
struggled linm tlm field shooting I toi > and tin
ishing with three points Sim played only -it ntin
tilos
Tlm I tui ks now must sit and wait to see n
tin'll season u ill i nntmim w ith an \\\ I I hid
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