Men’s golf looks to defend team title at home
By Steve Mims
Ihe Oregon men golf team wi . '»■
mg Ur defend IK team title against a toughet
(.dll Mils week wli< n 11 hosts the Dm.k Inv
t,i*;on i!. he, inning this morning .it I .gene
( . >untrs ( lob
lie ,A hole tonntiiuient will open vs III tt)
holes tixi.is followed In tile film! 1H holes
l-.n.-ernld Valles Resort on Tuesday
I he Dm ks won the toilrn.nnent iast sear
the first of three team wins in 1M93 In two
strokes over Sun lose St.ite and Brigham
Young I'his year's team favorite is defend
mg I’anfit ■ 10 Confttrent e i.hampion Arizona
State, i urrentlv ranked 10th in the i.ountrs
I he Sun Devils are expel ted to bring their
top two plovers. I odd Denises and St ott
johlison. to hugene and fill Out Ihe rest'of the
squad with set ond-tnnmers
San lose State and Brigham 3 oung will he
hai k after Is mg for set ond plat e at the tout
nament a seat ago while Oregon State and
I St should also lie near the top of the leader
It s all extremely strong held Oregon
i oat It Stes e Nosier said 1 feel fortunate to
get the st hools we tf til
Denises IS the defending N't \A t hainpi
t in and won hi In- the favorite if fie enters the
tournament Denises made the tut two
weeks ago at the Boat k In sit at uma I on the
PDA lour Other top individuals int lode
defending < hampitm I rit Kustand of BN I
Boise Statu s David I eBea k and ( hris lor
genson nl Washington Stale
lumor I i’ll Si,as t‘ls ieatls the I hit ks w it ft a
an m i triu, as erage ami two I op 1(1 finish
es. tilt hiding eighth plot e at the Big island
Intori ollegiate two Mi’i'ks ago Suavely fin
slu'd lfith n! tin- Ihn k Invitational last year,
th>- lop finish uf any Oregon returnee tins
year
I hi remainder of Oregon's lineup will (fit
' .: I : K.i:..! > M' I r.i' ki'11 nilllor I'.n.i
Regal: ind t\s m fr• slum'll )! Astonpua and
|i>. . * it i *. » Mi i :.ii ii.is play i'll in .11 i sis
lourninni-nls for the Dui is this year and is
m i ond on tin' tmirti with a ”1 -4 si uring aver
ago
Stoi k w 1 iI !»■ playing in fus fourth touriia
nu-nt id tlif year. while Astorip.ua sv 111 In'
making his i.ollege debut tins week
Astortjuin earned 11 spot on the team iiy win
in ng the team's qualifying tournament after
shooting even-par over three rounds
1 or a young person. I I lias outstanding
judgment on the 1 nurse, Nosier said of the
freshman from Hayden. Idaho He can Inf it
probably as long as anyone on the team and
keeps it under c.ontrol
This week s tournament is only Oregon's
mm ond ol the spring season, (aiming on the
heels of the Hig Island I uteri .ollegiate I he
Dm ks finished lgth m that tournament at
Hot tying then mm ond best team si on- of the
season
12th 111 Hawaii was not had but eight of
the teams ahead of us were ranked in the top
1in the 1 ountry Nosier said
Whir this week Nosier has Ins sights set
,1 little higher
i veil though the field is tough we aren't
uist showing up to p ir1u ipate. but to linish
well lie '.aid
I he Oregon women s team will .ilso !»■ in
.K.tiui: tins week fwgirmmg play m the Jones
“Even though the field is
tough, we aren’t just
showing up to participate,
but to finish well,” he said.
Steve Nosier
Mens Gt ’1 C vit 'h
Sport l tali-Dixie Clasxir <«1 Sunbruok • ourse
in M Oorge. Utah. this morning
Oregon s lineup will feature senior ( ap
pv Mat k. juniors Shannon Hare, karlv Mills
iinri Kehet i a (oersiiorf along with ( hristel
T omori
The Din ks finished se< ond at the tourna
ment last year, behind lev.is AStM I omori
finished tied for sixth place a year ago. tops
among Oregon players who will lie t limpet
mg this week
The Due ks enter tile tournament with a
No. M ranking in the latest (lolfwrrk poll
Oklahoma State, ranked 10th in the nation,
is the top rated team in the tournament Host
Hrigham Young, which finished third at the
tournament last year, and New Mexico are
other top teams in the field
The Ducks opened the spring season two
weeks ago with a seventh-plat e finish at the
Ghris Johnson Invitational, after taking three
and one half months off for the winter
Mills and Hare led the Dm ks at the tour
nament in Tin son. shooting mati fling 22‘is
lor the three round event Mar k and 1 omori
were next at 2 HI followed by Giersdorf at
232
I he tournament runs through Wednesday
with 1H holes being played ear h day
Women’s
tennis ties,
wins in Cal
I he Oregon women's
twims team split .1 pair of
mats ln*s and tiesf another
on a trip to ( aliform.) tins
weekensi
F.lectricitv wasOrvgon's
opponent in Thursday s
mats h against Cal Poly
Pomona, sis thn ligfits over
the tennis courts began to
flnker and the teams
agreed to end the mats h
tis*sl at '1 4 ! rislay (Jregon
got a a 1 \s m over l'( I)uv is
that ssias li Tom Grinder
s ailed "one of the biggest
wins in tins program's his
tors " UC Davis is the
defending Division II
national champion
The Ducks lone loss of
the weekend was rv4
against Pacific Jackie
Depord. Sherry Fairgrieve
and Cynthia Armstrong
picked up singles wins
while Krissv Barger and
l.lise Adams won a douhles
match
“Pas ifis has beaten us 9
0 the last two years,”
(Insider said "So this was
a tough loss It's a good
loss, though, that's a polite
wav of putting it
CARDINAL
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rin’ .nitn.ip.iii'<i M*< (uni
imiti hsi|i n! freshman point
guards knight .uni Oregon's
ken\a Wilkins nevet realh
materialized knight "-is
saddlin'! with tont trouhli* all
night and finished u ith mm
points anil two assists in
onl\ .1 minutes Stanford s
David Harljour did a good n>h
in plat v o! knight m oring
eight points and dishing out
Ihrvf assists vsithout turning
thi> hall o\ ci
Wilkins looked like he
wouldn't do min h either in
the first half, missing all
eight of Ins shots However
Wilkins si ored 2 i (mints n
the sim imil hall, iiu iudmg
lour ol live shooting from
three point range, and fin
ished with eight rebounds
and fi\ e assists as well
t tregon (.enter /..II h Sellers
was inserted into the starting
lineup again and responded
with nine points and a team
high tl) rebounds forward
Henri Madden also si ored
nitie points while Darryl
Parker and [eff Potter si ored
eight points apiei e
I he I )in ks w ill finish't ear
I w i) ol the jerry Green Kra
this weekend when l!S( and
l td A visit Mi Arthur ( ourt
STANFORD
Continued from Page 9
1 he < rowd of f>.7'*<l got boisterous und helped
fluster the Cardinal into i string of turnovers and
missed shots, hut Oregon W»-pt missing opportuni
ties on its offensive end
Stanford ftnallv righted itself with fewer than sev
en minutes left in the game whull l airduml forward
gate Pay hit a hoinli from well Itevond the three
point an to give Stanford a VI T)2 lead
I he basket ignited the ( airdinal and deflateil the
Du< ks Pave finished an 11 -2 Stanford run by Ismk
mg home another three pointer to make the si ore
(>.' ,4 Stanford with five minutes remaining
Time remained for an Oregon eomeliar k hut the
Out ks deflated bv the Stanford rally and drained
by a long emotional game, never rallied
1 thought our kids played hard and the tide
didn't swing our wav Oregon head i on< h Jody
Ktinge said 1 thought v\e got tired and we didn't
play defense <is well as we arc capable of play ing."
'When you got down that much with three mm
utes to pIn\ confident e is a very fragile tiling We
were tired and we weren't thinking real i learly
and we just couldn't put the hall in the basket.
Kunge said
Oregon outshot Stanford for the game, hut the
Dm ks field goal pen outage dipped to . Mf>4 in the
second half after a hot shooting first half Howev
er. the tug different e statistically was in rehound
ing Stanford coilei ted 23 offensive rehounds and
dominated Oregon 4-t 30 on the boards
The game marked the final home game for three
players that have come to form the heart and soul
of the Dm k women's basketball program: guard
Missv C.roshaw. forward Debbie Sporcii h and cen
ter Sara Wilson All had good but not great games
It s prettv disappointing. When you've got a
chant e at the I’ac-10 championship and in that one
game you lose it. it's tough to take, t.roshaw said.
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