SPORTS
Oregon swimmers take part in PLU Invitational
By Robert Weber
Emerald Sports Reporter
Oregon's Club Sports swim
ming teams hope to parluv their
success in a meet last month
into greater success for the rest
of the season.
Both the men and women's
teams competed at the Pacific
Lutheran University Invitation
al last Dec. 8-9 In Tacoma.
Wash
The men ' s Ieani placed
fourth out of 10 teams at the
meet and wore led by Katsuva
Kobeyashi. Kobayashi. a Japa
nose exchange student, won
two races, finished second in
another and contributed in sev
eral relay events
He won the 1(H) and 200-me
ter Ink kstrok.es. setting a meet
record in the 100. and placed
second in the 200-meter indi
vidual medley
Other swimmers who scored
points included David Hill,
who garnered second, third
and fourth-place finishes in
freestyle events, and Tim
Waud. who earned a fifth and
sixth-place finish in the 4(H)
and 200-meter individual med
ley races, respectively.
Although the men fared a lit
tle better in Tacoma then the
women. Waud. the coordinator
for both teams, stressed that
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Ixilh have some work to do be
fore tlifir next two meets.
‘‘The men need more
strength." Waud said. "Hope
fully this term we'll get some
more people practicing and
into competitive shape."
The women's team placed
sixth out of eight teams in the
Pl.t' meet, thanks in part to the
leadership of Kara Hafner.
Hefner's sixth place finish in
the 100-meter breast stroke was
the squad's only individual top
six finish during the meet.
"I thought the women’s team
did well considering that the
majority of other schools allo
cate a lot more money for wom
en's swimming," Waud said.
"Considering the circum
stances they face, they did a
good job."
both teams will get back into
the water on |an. 18 in Salem
against Willamette University
They will also compete at Si
mon Fraser University on Feb.
9.
The teams practice at laugh
ton Pool on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays from 4::t0-t>
pm
l ate night with Oregon’s
(Muh Sports soccer teams is
sure to be a hit this term. Both
teams are preparing for the
spring season by playing in
door soccer two nights a week
in Fsslinger Center and West
gyms Highly motivated, inter
ested and skilled players are
welcome to come and try out
on Monday nights, from 11 p.m
to midnight, and Tuesday
nights. 10 p.m. to midnight
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