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_ -Sports
Kasperski, Semeniuk net awards
Kasperski nets MVP
Senior Stefanii' Kasperski won her third Most
Valuable Player award at the women's basketball
team awards banquet on Siindax
kasperski and another senior, lacquie
Seinnnnik dominated the team awards .is each
rei eived two awards
A fi foot 7 native of West (iermanv. Kasperski
completed her career this season by leading the
Dm ks in storing, rebounding and blocked shots
Kasperski averaged IK 1 points per game and ‘t 2
rebounds per i ontest this past season while also
finishing ninth in the country with I 2 blocked
shots a game l or her career. kasperski is the top
rebounder in Pacifii 10 Conference history and
the No 2 all time st orei
Nemoniuk Oregon's most versatile player,
shan’t! the team's at atlemit awartl in ith Kasperski
anti was also honored with the Bev Smith Most
Inspirational Player awartl I lie native of Ifntish
( oltimbia has at t nnuilatetl a < Hi! grade point av
erage in phvsit al etlut atioli while Kasperski glad
uateil m Mart h with a degiee in biology mid a
t oh t ;i'.\
freshman guard \ unessa Selden, who started
at point guard for the I hubs. was voted the
team s top newt timer Selden was third on the
team in storing with a 0 8 point per game aver
age
Oregon tini,shed the season 17 1.! and tied for
fourth m the I’m -1(1 after going 22-ld and win
ning the Women's National Invitational Totirna
ment last season
I ilr phutn
Stetanie kasperski look home a thinI \l\/’
honor .it the awards banquet Sunday.
OSN awards broadcasting rights
Kudin stations kl’WV (1 KJtl
AM) of laigem- KM (7Ad AMI
ol Portland .ind kt MN p'iHO
AM) ol Medlord an- llit- appar
• •lit awardees ot .iffili.iP- radio
n^lils w illi tin- I im ersitv of
Oregon s Oregon Sports Net
work foi tin- next (im- years as
sistuiit atlili-tit dim tor Inn
Si hails .<nnon in i-d Moiulav
Wi* an- pleased to lit- able to
keep tin- i onlinuitv we have es
tablished over the last three
sears ol the Oregon Sports \et
work. Si hails said These
ipialitv stations give us the es
et-llent ioverage nei essars to
make a statewide network vi
able We are delighted to be
able to work with these es
tremeh piotession.il orgamza
lions who have been ( ooper.t
live m hi-lping ns promote the
I lot ks m then rominnnities
The awards which would
begin with the 1'1‘itt toottiall
season .lie still pending tinui
approval In the State ot Ore
gon. pun basing division, de
partment ot general servn es
Si buns said the seloi tion of
kt’XW was based on a point
system tli.it rewarded proposers
tor annual rights fee. donated
iiimmeni.il airtime ami broad -
< asl exponent e
kl’NW was selei led based on
being the station w itti the high
est point total th.it met all bid
requirements which ini hided
day and night time interior
ente tree coverage to a poten
tial audience of mil),OOP listen
ets. Schause said
l he total Kl’NW package ot
the five year length ot the con
trni t will be worth more than
Si 1 million including
$007.0-4 7 in i ash payments ()r
egon will also ret eive more
than S ton.tioil in i ash and do
mited airtime from k\l. and
So to t from K( MX over the
next live years
Kl'NU w ill pay (Jregon
S l 77.0 I 1 jo m i ash and
S to.not) in donated airtime tot
the lust year ot the contract and
mi leasing amounts over the
hie ot the pat t to a total ot more
than $7 12,000 cash and
S to ooo m airtime in the tilth
year In addition. Kl’NU also
will originate at least eight
women's basketball broadcasts
eat h veai of the agreement in
addition to football and men's
basketball
K1 )t'K was actually the high
est bidder offering $205,001
i ash and $40,000 in airtime foi
the tost yeai. but the station
failed to meet the minimum
coverage requirement M'tIN s
firsl-vear bids i ailed for
$151,000 in rights fee and
$20,000 donated airtime
k\I s initial bid spec ified
rights fee ol $50,000 i ash and
$20,000 of donated airtime in
the tost year
The Oregon Sports Network
was adopted in 1007-08 tor rn
dio coverage of football, men s
basketball and othei spec ini
events and expanded to pro
duce several television produc
tions over the last two years In
1980-uo. Oregon received a to
taf of $ 170,000 in rights fees
from the three stations com
billed in the I inul year ol its mi
tial three year c ontrac t
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