SPORTS
VOLLEYBALL
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one will lie a barn-burner
The Trojans bring talented hitters Megan
McCallister and Ionise Norfleet, who have hit
ting percentages of 21!» and .251. respective
ly Norfleet had a career-high 'it kills last
weekend against (ail. and McAllister averages
3.0 digs per game Setter Sue Peters is third in
the Pat -10 in assists per game (11 7H) and set a
school record with 30 assists against Cal last
weekend
"McAllister and Norfleet an* both tall and
powerful attackers." Gregory said. And Pe
ter* is a good player.
UCLA (19-1. 11-0) brings a potent attack
and a lb-match winning streak to Oregon this
weekend The Bruins were forced to five
games by Stanford last weekend, but in the
process ret orded 12H kills 115 of those were
by the foursome of Natalie Williams. Jenny Kv
ans, Marissa Hatchet, and Samantha Shaver
All four players set career records in kills and
the Bruins set five school records during the
match
Ice skaters to compete at LCI
A group at Ice skating young
sters coached by three Univer
sity students and one alum ap
pear in their first in-house com
petition Sunday morning at
Lrrne County Ice.
“This finally gives the kids a
chance to show what they have
learned." said 1990 University
graduate Liz Folger. 'It's a real
team experience."
Sunday’s 7 a m. to noon
show is open and free to the
puoiic.
Folger. the assistant program
director at LCI. coaches the
group of 13-and-under kids
with three Oregon students —
juniors Cindy Bopp and Sarah
Coldfeder and freshman Denise
Philips.
Most of the skaters began
their instruction in January,
and to i>e at the level of compe
tition they are now at is excel
lent. Folger said.
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