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Women’s basketball uses free throws to beat Bruins By Scott Simonson »0QQfi Di*»y ['mfriVi f A few dribbles, a deep breath and some concentration Noth ing but net Repeat 2H times and beat UCLA Oregon's women s basketball team shot 'i t percent from the free throw line and made its last 10 free throws down the stretch to beat I 'CLA H2-7V at Mi Arthur (iourt on Thursday night The Dm ks out scored the bru ms 2d 1,1 from the foul line, missing only two free throws in the game Oregon, 7-d and l -oin the Pa< ifii It) Confereme. man aged only one field goal in the final five minutes of the game hut was able to to stave off a late coinwbai k by I CLA. which trailed by double figures for most of the second half Hi,, game was Oregon's firs! wm m a I’m 10 opener sin,.i* the 1‘Mi'l-UO stinson I orwurd IVbhie Spornch had .M points. lf> rebounds .mil lour assists Mu* lad tin- Dm ks in ail three < ate gories "It fowls good I hut s tin1 first Iiin,, in four yours," Spur, n h said. " Were happy with the* way wo plnyod. It fools groat to win." "This Pa, 10 sou son moons so much to tlics,. kids They want to win with everything that's within them.” Oregon head conch Jody Kongo said. "They plaved hard They ployed like they wanted it tonight and fought off a strong run by UCLA " After o 39-3!) score at half tunc. Sporcich scored eight points in thf first five minutt-s of iho sin tiritl half to ignite an lft-5 run The fJut ks pounded the fiall inside on offense, while UCLA continued to miss from the outside and to struggle with Oregon's zone defense Oregon appeared in control and about to cruise to victory until t CbA's perimeter shooters caught fire The Hut ks led 75-f»2 with more than five minutes remaining before the Bruins, led bv reserve forward Allison Arredondo, si ored 11 unan swered points After ,1 basket by Brum for ward Natalie Williams brought UCLA within two points with I 14 remaining. Oregon t ailed time out Oregon guard Missy (.roshaw hit a i lull h three pom! basket on the ensuing posses sion to extend tile !)ut kx lead to five The final two minutes was a defensive struggle, with both teams making mistakes on offense "We didn't lose our confidence We were just mad that they wore coming back." Sporcich said "That's where wo got down and competed, which we have learned to do. and that helped us get through it." she said. IJCI.A trailed by two with 1 21 remaining when Williams, who led UCLA with 1H points. went to the foul line and missed the front end of a one-and-onu Oregon turned the bull over on its next possession and was fori ed to foul Williams to pre vent « fust break basket With 1' sal onds remaining. Williams made the first free throw but missed the second Oregon forward Jessica Schutt grabbed the rebound UCLA tried to foul Si hutt to get the ball hat k and was called for an intentional foul Schott made both shots to give the Umks an 80-7? lead Croshaw was fouled after the in bounds pass, and her two free throw s vs itti It) S(-| onds left iced the game. Orugon, shooting W> percent from tin* foul line on the year, wits 17 of 1H from tin; into in the sei ond half "Coach Bunge believes we re .1 si*( mid-half team, and I tlunk that we believe we re .1 second half team When it t times down to it whoever outplays each oth er in tile second half is going to win the game." Croshnw said Center Sarah Wilson had 15 points and 12 rebounds for Ore gon Forward Arianne Hover also stored 15. and Schutt and Croshaw scored 10 apiece Defense and rebounding were iKith strong points for the Ducks. Oregon held UCLA to a 38-4 field goal percentage, compared to 472 for Oregon, and outre bounded the Bruins 42-37. MARK MCrvRfJKx trw Forman! Debbie Sporctch lad Oregon In points, rebounds and assists In an 82-77 victory over UCLA on Thurday. Oregon Daily Emerald CALL 34&4343 BEFORE 1 pm TODA Y TO PUT US TO WORK FOR YOU TOMORROW' I I Cl-ASKIUKI) ( OMI'in r.Hsj ATTnfi lluokki«l>vr< InduiiriM tfC'mU>gary 165 YOUR < AMI’UM rONNKCTlON? 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