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Duck women hold record opener
By Jake Berg
EmeiaW Spoils Reponei
In a record-setting home opener Friday, the Or
egon women's basketball team outgunned New
Mexico State 114-92, anti squeezed by Portland
State 89-77 on Saturday.
('.oming off the bench against N'MS. senior )en
nifer Bourn sparked the Ducks with her game
high 2ft points and school-record six three-point
baskets The guard’s six treys tops the previous
Oregon record of five set by Michelle Kble in
1989 against Southern California.
"We know she can shoot like that; she knows
it.” said Ducks' Coach Klwin Heiny of his play
er's ft of 9 shooting from three-point range.
Bourn's performance was not the only part of
the game that went right for the Ducks. In fact, al
most everything went right for Oregon, now 2-2.
With the win over N'MS. Heiny. in his 15th sea
son. has now won every home opener since the
1976 season The victory over the Koadrunners
saw the Ducks hit 52.2 percent (3ft of 69) of their
shots and was Oregon's second highest offensive
output ever, second only to the Ducks' 121 points
against Hawaii in 1979.
Ducks' point guard Vanessa Selden directed
the Oregon offense by handing out a club record
14 assists. The sophomore topped the old school
turn to RECORD. Page 10
Photo by Em Evan*
Senior guard leniffer Bourn came off the
bench to score 26 points, including a school
record six three-pointers, in Oregon's It4-92
victory over New Mexico State.
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