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Oregon to host OSU toniqht
By Jake Berg
Emerald Sports Reporter
When the Oregon women's
basketball team takes Mr Arthur
Court tonight against Oregon
State (7:;t() p m.), fans may no
tice that the series has seriousK
changed its face from last
year's guise.
Not only will I t of the two
sr (tools' J4 placets he experi
encing their first Civil \\ ar
game, but the Beavers, who
were >-2fi last season, have
turned things around and are
8-4 this season.
Two new players have sigmt
icantly made Heaver believers
out ol Corvallis basketball tol
lowers; iunior r ollege transfer
Judy Shannon and Cerman
freshman Natalia Mattick have
raised last year's Heaver team
from the Pacific 10 Conference
hasement
"OSU is probably one of the
most improved teams from last
vear." Oregon Coach Ml win
lleiny said. "With the addition
of the new players, they are a
very improved team.
While Shannon leads the Or
egon State attack with a Ifl
point per game average, and is
good for more than eight re
bounds a contest, Mattick has
averaged 18.8 points and leads
the club in rebounding with an
8.It average.
i in: m:iiver duo will detinue
l\ prove hi) obstacle to Ore
gon's hope in continuing its
11-gann: dominance over the
intrastate rivals
Heim said th.il the Heavers'
strongest asset will he the pla\
of its inside game, but that Ore
gon State's obvious weakness is
its perimeter shooting
"They have attempted only
111 three pointers all season,
and they have missed all 111."
Heinv said
Both clubs .ire i oming off
winless visits to the Bay Area
last weekend to open eat li
team’s conlerem e season
Following the Oregon
schools' visit to (lalitornia
Stanford (loach Tara YanUer
veer was quoted .is crediting
( lit* photo
Missy S to well (25) Mill be one of three freshmen in Ore/iun's
starling line-up toniyht when the Dinks host muih-improved
()reyon State.
Oregon SI,lie as thf stronger
opponent of the two schools.
Ileins said
"U> definitely will hiive to
play on a higher level than last
weekend.’’ II it i n y
said 'Winning this gaine
would he a springboard to the
lest ol the season
Oregon will counter the Hen
vers with new weapons ol its
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