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Oregon Daily Emerald Sports
Men’s tennis aces foes in Hawaii
The Oregon men's tennis team is bark in the
continental United States, but not before picking
up a pair of wins in Hawaii last weekend.
The Ducks shut out Hawaii Pacific 7-0 Thursday
before picking up a 6.5-0.5 win over Chaminade
Friday Oregon split four games in the Aloha State
lost week and now prepares for the Pacific 10 Con
ference Indoor Championships in Seattle (an 14
17.
The Ducks had little problem with either Hawaii
Pacific or Chaminade. w inning all but one set Lee
Kirner played No. 1 for the Ducks, and after w in
ning by default in his first match. Kirner breezed
past Chaminade s Chris Makrud 6-0. 6-1
Josh Pragor, Oregon's No. 2 player in both
matches, got a tough test from Hawaii Pacific s
Matthias Buehl before winning 6-4, 7-5 It didn't
get any easier for Prnger against Chaminade, but he
prevailed over Chad Cooley. 7-6. 6-3.
Christian Oelko beat Hawaii Pacific’s Luca
Ceceatrelli. 6-2. 6-3. before disposing of Chami
nade’s Takashi Kawachi. 6 0. 6-3 Oregon's biggest
winner was |«ff Strong, who combined to beat his
two opponents 24-1 in four sets Strong beat Hawaii
Pacific's Anders Bar kstrand 6-1. 6-0. before I real
mg Ray Carvalho of Chaminade 6-0, 6-0.
Mike Goldstein also swept bis two matches, and
Matt Cobo beat Hawaii Pacific's Kevin l^eong 6-1,
6-3. before tying Chaminade's Danny Vu. 7-6, 3-6,
In doubles action. Kirner and Oelke. Oregon’s
No 1 team, and Prager and Cobo. Oregon's No. 2
team, both bent their Hawaii Pac ifit opponents 8
1 and their Chaminade foes 8-3. Goldstein and
Strong cruised to consecutive victories as well.
Wrestling hopes to hit
the Las Vegas jackpot
by Steve Mims
Oragon Daily C met/ud
The Oregon wrestling team
travels to l.as Vegas. Nov., this
weekend to compete in the L-as
Vegas Invitational Friday and Sat
urday
Tim Ducks an* c oming off their
first dual meet victory of the year.
2B-20 over Stanford on Saturday.
This weekend’s meet will la* Ore
gon's toughest tcrst so far this year
and may la* the toughest it faces
all season.
"This is the toughest tourna
ment in the country next to the
NCAA." Oregon wrestling coac h
Ron Finley said.
Leading the way for the Duc ks
are 118-pound sophomore Kevin
Roberts and junior Cory Sonnen
at 142 pounds Rolierts and Son
nen an* each 4-0 this year and are
ranked 12th and 1 Ath national
ly in inair wetgnt classes, res pec -
lively. Heavyweight Chris Ander
son. also ranked 12th in the coun
try. is 3-1. including a pinning of
Stanford's Chris Serjak Saturday
to clinch the Duck victory.
Junior Jeff McCoy (I'M) pounds)
is off to a 3-0 start after winning
a 10-0 major decision over Bryan
Vanimnn of Stanford Saturday.
Oregon's Peter Stayner (15H) and
Clint Messner (177) will take
their -1-1 and 3-1 records, respec
tively, into action as well this
weekend.
Sophomore James Stephens (0
0 this year at 126 pounds). 150
pound freshman Soot! Norton (2
2) and 167-pound junior Torn
Glenn (3-2). will also compete for
the Ducks In addition, either Pat
Hirai (1-1) or Tim Kite hen (1-1)
will wrestle for the Ducks at 134
pounds.
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Multiple Scoregasm* 47. Pike* 2-25
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Fiji2. Chi Psi 1
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Absolut Soccer-7. Green Nuggets 5
No Friends 2. Arsenal -0
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Wonder Women 2. MCA 2
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