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Ducks drop two in Washington
■ VOLLEYBALL: Oregon
was unable to win on the
road this season
By Andrea DeYoung
Sports fhtfXirtu*
The Oregon volleyball team
could not find a way to win up
north last weekend- They lost to
Washington State in four games
and got swept by Washington in
three
Oregon traveled to Seattle on
Saturday night looking to basal the
same Husky team they had
swept in three games at home in
October But it was Washington's
turn to do the sweeping they
won 1S-5. 15-9. 1 fi-4
The Du< ks had a slow night
offensively They hit 112 for the
match, including a • 029 attack
percentage in the third game,
junior outside hitter and team
kills leader Amy M< Neel was
kept at two kills Sophomore out
side hitter Shelby Howards had
only three kill*, and freshman
middle blocker Allison White
could only manage one kill
Leading the Ducks was sopho
more middle blocker Dam Cor
dova with 16 kills Sophomore
outside hitter Alison Pepe made
11 kills
The Huskies used the nttn< ks
of Dragana Djordjevie. who had
15 kills, and Mokare Desilets.
who added nine kill*, to Imnt the
Ducks Washington also had nine
team blocks w hile Oregon < ould
manage only two.
The Ducks also hod trouble at
the net on Friday night against
Washington Slate The Cougars
had 14 team blocks while the
Pucks had only three
Although Oregon was able to
take the first game from the
Cougars 15-11, the Ducks were
unable to hold the momentum
They lost the next three 15-8,15
7. 15-7.
Thc> Duck offense could not
( oiik* up with the big plays whan
they needed them Cordova once
ngain led Oregon with 12 kills
and Mi Neel and White both had
nine. The team had an attack per
< entago of .054 for the game,
including negative numbers in
the third and fourth games
Sarah Silvernail led the
Cougars w ith 15 kills and no hit
ting errors, and Karen Oigman
had 10 kills.
The weekend losses dropped
the Ducks to a 1-15 Pacific-10
Conference record and an H-l<)
overall nn ord. Although Oregon
will finish the season in last plate
in the conference, the Ducks are
still looking to better their t-17
(onfemice record from last sea
son. They will get their last
chance this week w hen Califor
nia comes to McArthur Court on
Thursday night and Stanford vis
its on Friday night.
RIM RESULTS
OCTOBER 25
FOOTBALL
■ Mc'-S 1
SAf Pt» Team M Kappa S<gma i 12
f iWiy f*ig» 26. StiAet 0
P*e& 26, Frank Poncis.ve'li 14
Theta Cf» A 32. Fta* Agents 0
■ Mk« » 3
Carson 2 treated Sigma Nu 1 by
torfert
Spam 25. Slippery Finger 6
VOLLEYBALL
■ Coed
License loWlJ. Hawse Out) Musuta 0
US 2. Spriief KAers 1
■ Mens 2
O FHi detected Eat it by torte.t
INDOOR SOCCER
■ Menu 1
Phi P* 1 4 Phi Dell Soocer 2
• Men *2/3
Docks 3. Btg Sandy and Fly 3
Carson 2 6. Phi Psi 2 1
■ Coed
Eugene me Tartan 7, Hawan Club
Naupta 1
Spfter 7, Flying Pickles 2
OCTOBER 26
INDOOR SOCCER
■ Coed
Riley Coyotes defeated MC i by toriert
Stkers 3. Deoou B 0
Decou S 4 Hawse Club Lau Lau 1
Stupid Moves 6, Slayers Scorn 2
: I Men's 2Ti
Hostile r aKe©ver defeated Kappa
&gma 2A by forfeit
Gedo 8, Corporate Scum 3
■ Men's 1
DU 2 6. Sig tp1 2
Kappa Sigma I 2. Cht Psi 1
VOLLEYBALL
■ Coed t
Emilies Kids 2. Clatky's Sharioes 0
CNo/Beta defeated ChiPsiGamma Phi
by lotted
■ Coed 2
No Name 2. Decoo Hetties 0
Homeboig Runa/ounds defeated QT
by toded
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