Men’s tennis wins three at home By Peter Allrey t metaio CorunOutcx The Oregon men's tennis train o|irnnl the season tins weekend with three non conference wins .it the eampus courts In a five-lcnm tournament that in< luded Hawaii. Idaho. II limns Stole and Portland, the Due ks showed great (lotenlial hv going undefeated oven the weekend On I’riduy afternoon Oregon registered a 5-2 win over Illi nois State. The Due ks' ton play er, Lear Klrner droppex) the? first sell to the! Ke.'dbirels' Stephen Boll. 1-6, but roared back to tukei the neext live) se.'ts (i d. li-4 (onieir (Christian Oolkr alsei had some problems in his match, dropping the first set to Sieve Mooku but later came on to get the win for the Ducks Sophomores Josh Prager and Dura Partovi. ami senior Rob Atkin also claimed wins for Or egon Saturday morning rains forced the Ducks' match wflh Idaho to be moved to the cov ered courts, but the change In scenery did not affect Oregon in a 4-2 win over the Vandals Kirner. Oclkc and Partovi all won in straight sets, and Prager struggled early In the match in his 4-(i. 7-5, h i win over Ida ho's Mark Hadley. Sunday the Ducks met their toughest test of the weekend squeaking by Hawaii 4-3 Ore gon received isirly wins In the doubles competition with con trtbulions from Klrner/Atkin and Partovi/Prager Kimcr suffered his first loss of the weekend, losing a tough match to the Rainbows' Chnnon Alton 2-0. 3-Ci Oregon roared back In the match, getting o key win from I’rager, who defeated Hawaii's filatr C’.ollls 7-5. 2-0. (i-4 The Dut-.ks sealed the vit - lory with Darn I’artovi's (>-4. 7-i» win over Mol H.msjurguns Idaho won two mulches over the weekend, and Hawaii went 2-2, losing to the Vandals and Oregon Portland went 1-1, healing Illinois Stale and losing to Hawaii, and Illinois Stale was win less The Ducks take two weeks off before traveling to San Jose on Oct 30 to play in the Kolnx Regional Championships. DUCKS Continued from Page 11 Ducks taking an curly lend. The Wildcats, who went 0-18 in conference play lust year, made it easy for the Ducks by committing eight attack er ror* in the gamu During game three. Oregon players' minds seemed more intent on making it to Aut/.en Stadium in time for the open ing kickoff rather than fin ishing off the Wildcats Ari zona outside hitters Chariln Johnson and Tiffany Josladt combined for si* consecutive kills to break open what hud been u close 5-4 game Ore gon did little to help its own cause, giving away the final three points of the game on blocking and attack errors Despite trying several blocking schemes. Arl/.omi had no answer for Warren in the fourth game, as she seem ingly scored at will In addi tion to her nine kills during the game, she also played ex tremely well on defense, re cording two solo blocks LaKeina Woods scored the fi nal three points for the Ducks, the final point coming on a service ace. 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