SPORTS
Ducks come up short
in final two matches
By Jake Berg
Emerald Spons Reporter
Oregon's volleyball season
ended this weekend with a pair
of losses in visits to conference
foes Stanford and California
The third-ranked Cardinal
made quick work of the Duc ks
Friday night by handing Ore
gon a 15-5, 15-7, 15-7 defeat
Held to a poor .0H2 hitting per
tentage, the Ducks lost to the
Pacific-10 Conference runners
up for the second time this
year.
The Cardinal, 24-3 overall
and 10-2 in the Pac-10, was led
by Hev Oden's 14 kills, blasting
the Ducks with a bla/ing Old
hitting efficiency.
Ali Watkins led the Oregon
attack with her six kilts as the
Ducks dropped its 11th Pac-10
match of the season.
"Stanford played awfully
well tonight and caused us
some problems," Coach Oerrv
Gregory said. "It’s hard to feel
good after such a lop-sided
match."
Meeting equal disappoint
ment, the Ducks dropped a
four-game match Saturday
night at Pac-10 cellar-dweller
(California
By ending Oregon's season,
California left a bad taste in the
Ducks' mouth with the 15-H.
15-12, 15-17. 15-11 win - only
the third Pac-ll) win for the
Pac-10 Volleyball
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Mindee Adams led a bal
anced Oregon attack, with 34
kills and 3 1 digs Watkins
pounded 30 kills for the Dm ks.
and Julie Jeffery i ut through
the Bears with If) kills.
The Ducks started off game
three hy running up a 4-1 lead
hut had to hold through three
ties before winning their only
game of the weekend. 17-15
"We fought hard and I can
live with that." said Gregory
"I couldn't ask for more than
that. They gave it their all
Oregon's (>-13 I’ac-lt) mark
leaves the Ducks seventh in the
final conference standings The
Ducks finished at 15 14 overall
The Ducks made the NCAA
Tournament last season hut lost
three starters off that stpiad to
graduation. With no seniors on
this year's team, Oregon will
likely he in a strong position to
capture another NCAA bid next
season and finish in the upper
division of the Hat-10.
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