Hockey: Snowcats start the season
off with strong finish in first game
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would best describe the action
on the ti r With 1() ! i remaining
in the first period and one fight
already cooled. Me«u*.o City
struck first with a goal by for
Ward Igor M,)!!• .(.. Alter ns eiv
Snga pass from teammate lurry
Bernani, Mnjeskv skated in on
the right side and put the puck
past Eugene goalie Scott
Humphrey with a backhanded
shot to the top left corner of the
goat.
However, the Snowt nts didn't
wait long to strike hack and
make the score even as assistant
captain Barron Naylor scored the
franchise's first-ever goal i-t se<
onds later The forward scored.
after splitting the Toreros'
defense on a breaknw.n . with a
shot that went in between goalie
lames (ensen's legs
"It felt good to get [the fran
chise's first-ever goal) and get
the season going," N«\ lor said
"It was big at the time
Eugene s« ored again with 1 2f>
remaining in the period, as for
ward Bert Belvedere beat Jensen
with a shot to the goal's top left
corner making the score 2-1
With less than a minute to go
in the period another fight broke
out, tins time having major
implications on the rest of the
game As one fight was being
broken up, Mexico City defense
man Link ('.act/ wont after
Humphrey, who was landing in
front of hi1* goal watching the
referees Gael/ swung his stick
at Humphrey, which caused a
fuii line brawl five fights at
the same time When things
were settled. Goetz and
Humphrey wore ejected from
the game . Gael/ left with a
bloody face
"When they brought in Link
Gaet* vve were expect mg this
style of play," l>upas said
Prior to the end of the period,
(lupus replaced his ojet ted
goalie with backup i ru Darnel
son. who allowed the t oreros to
score with three seconds
remaining to even the game
again at 2-2
The action on the ice was
received by the fans in atten
dance with open hands
"Pm impressed,'' said Jason
Early, who moved here about six
months ago from Seattle " They
move the puck pretty good it's
great that this city has some
thing like tills.”
"It was great," Greg Hines, a
senior in political science at the
University, said of the brawl
"That's why a person comes to
.. .1 llm key game
in the set ond and third peri
ods the tyvo teams stopped the
bickering and played end-to-end
hockey.
Midway through the set ond
period. the Snowcats went on
the offensive end opened a two
goal lend over the Toreros on a
power plav goalod by team cap
tatn Don Gagne and a short
handed gtvil by defenseman and
assistant player coat h Kurt W n!
sten. who was assisted by Nay
lor on the play
Danielson was solid at net for
the .Snowcats until the 9:4*1
mark when he gave tip .1
rebound goat to Dusty Mdellan
and then a minute later allowed
a weak wrist shot from the bloc
line by forward I’eterCox get by
to tie the game 4 4
before the end of the period.
Naylor notched his second goal
of the game by faking the
Toreros' goalie as he tame
across the goal from the left side
lie was assisted by forward
Kelly Hvn un on the g<»al
111 the final pel uxl. tile Snow
cats put the Toreros to rest as
they scored four goals while
holding Mexico City to two
goals late in the game Naylor
added another goal in the third
period to score the hat tru k anti
ret five the first star award for
the game
The Snowcats beat the
Toreros on Saturday B 4. to end
the two gallic series Their next
home game vs ill l>e on Nov „’4 at
7 Ml p m
Freshmen play well for tennis team
■ wuMtN 5 itNNib: i wo freshmen
represent Ducks Rolex Regional
Championships in Palo Alto
The Oregon women’s tennis teem got its season
off to a rough start on Friday at the Koiex Regional
Championships in Palo Alto. The freshman dou
bles team of Alexandra Napier and Shanelle
Kaneshiro was the only Oregon representatives to
survive on Friday and continue to plav on Saturday
after four singles players and another doubles team
were eliminated from the tournament on Friday
Newcomers Napier and Kaneshiro defeated a
team troin cal t'oiy Nan Luts umspo n-4. 7-fi on
Friday to advance to the swuml round on Satur
day.
As the only Oregon team remaining, Napier and
Kamtshiro lost in straight sets B-2, 6-2 to Stanford’s
team.
Oregon team captain Kliso Adams and Carvn
Coyle each won their first matches but were elim
inated in the sis ond round on Friday
Napier and Allison Sosnow both were eliminat
ed in their first round singles matches Adams and
Sosnow paired up as a doubles team hut lost to
Fresno State's team t>-2. 3-6, 6-4
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