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can really see the composure he's ginned in his wrestling His shots
are stronger, and on the times he misses his shots, he doesn't get
down, he just tries again."
Against Southern Oregon, a team the Ducks lost to 19-1ri in a
huge upset last year. Dustin Maddox gave Oregon a 7*3 lead with a
win at 134 pounds Corey Son non. who moved up to the 142
pound division, won his match also, giving him two wins in two
different divisions on the day.
The Raiders closed the gap to 10-9 after Mott McDowell pinned
Pat Craig, hut the trio of Sprague. McCoy and Anderson won once
again to secure the 22-12 victory.
Finley said wrestling doubleheaders, where a team has two dual
meets in one day, are becoming increasingly < ommon.
"The NCAA allows each team only tf» competition dates each
season, so by having two in one day. you ran get your wrestlers ex
tra matches." Finley said, "Plus, it allows the wrestlers to simulate
tournament conditions, where they will have to wrestle more than
once each day."
The wrestling team figures to have an even tougher doubleheader
next Saturday when the Ducks square off with Oklahoma and Penn
Slate in Norman. Okie
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rest of (he way.
“We played hard anti
smart in the second half."
Washington head r oach
Chris Gobrecht stud “The
12-0 rtin at tiie start of the
half was critical."
Washington center Rhon
da Smith killed Oregon all
night, finishing the game
with 31 points to go along
with 12 rebound*
Debbie Sport it h led the
Ducks with 20 points and
nine rebounds and uas Ore
gon's main threat in the set:
ond half when she scored 14
points.
Continued from Page 8A
Saturday night, the Ducks saw a 30-30 halftime
tie disappear ns the Huskies outscored Oregon by
17 in the second half to win 70-53.
Washington's front line of Mark Pope. Martin
Keane and Rich Manning hulled over the Ducks,
scoring 4<i points and grabbing it rebounds be
tween the three of them.
Oregon's shooting woes continued as the Ducks
hit only 35 percent of their shots and only 2H per
cent in the second half.
Oregon forward Antoine Stoudainira remained
in a shooting slump, hitting only one of seven
shots and finishing with a season-low four points
Washington coach Lynn Nance said the second
half may have been the l>est his team has played
oil season.
"We did the things we have to do. offensively
and defensively," he said. "I felt like in the first
half we played pretty well fora while. In the soi -
ond half we did a bettor |t>h of hall movement and
recognizing situations
Oregon head cant h |«trry Union said Washing
ton's hig men did a good job of gutting tin* Hus
kins going in transition.
"I thought the hig guvs did an excellent joh,"
Green said "The thing that really got them going
was transition."
Thursday night, Oregon claimed sole posses
sion of last place in the I’ac 1(1 bv losing to previ
ouslv winless Washington State *t > -7<>
The Cougars built a 13-point lead hv halftime,
and the Ducks were never able to i orne twu k Ore
gon got within eiglit points in tin* closing min
utes, hut Washington State pulled awav at the
end.
Stoudamire led the Ducks with l‘l points hut
hit only five of 14 shots from lie- field Cougar
guard Bennie Seltzer went wild on the Oregon
guards, scoring 31 points and hitting five of eight
three pointers
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Continued from Page 8A
The loss vviis the first of the
vear for the Ducks, who catne
off a successful road trip last
weekend by defeating Gonzaga
twice and tying Washington.
Thu Ducks rebounded the
next morning by dominating
the Spartans 5-0. This incred
ible turnaround was sparked by
the st oring line of Clendeuin.
Chris Wherity and Marco
Tuulainen. who contributed on
four of the five «o»'*
"In game one we looked lor
the perfect ploy too much*," Or
egon head coach Pool Ruther
ford said "Whereas in game
two we put mom shots on net."
The defense was also a major
factor in gome two, holding the
Spartans to only 20 shots on
giwl
Coal tender Ross Sanders
earned Ins first shutout of the
season and improved his goals
against average to I H Wheritv
finished the weekend with
three goals and three assists
Oregon’s next game is Satur
day night against California at n
p in. at Lane County Ice ! he
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again Sunday at ‘>:1S am
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