Ducks cruise past Cal,
take on Stanford Saturday
■ WOMEN S HOOPS The
w*n improves the Ducks'
league record to 7-5
By Pet# Schneider
*******
Thp Oregon women * bas
ketball team started oil it*
current road twin# with a 73
34 drubbing of last place Cal
ifornia (mi night, winning it*
*i*th Fact fit:-10 Conference
game in the last seven trie*
The Ducks (15-7 overall, 7
5 in the Pac-tU) relied heavi
ly on defense for the victory,
holding the tiolden Bear* to
|u*t 37 percent shooting from
the floor California wa» the
seventh-straight Oregon
opponent to wore lea* than
56 points.
Junior Arianne Boyer t ame
up big for Oregon, leading all
•corers with 26 (mint* The 6
foot forward al*o snagged
nine rebound* in only 24
minute* of play. It wa* the
first time that Boyer scored
more than 20 points since she
wa* suspended by Oregon
head coach Jody Rung* after
the Ducks’ loss to Washing
ton State on Jan. 11
Betty Ann Boeving came
off the bench to score 17 and
add seven assists, while
Sonja Curtis scored seven
points and Renae Fegent
added six. Jennie Leander
paced the Bears with 12
points.
Oregon put the game out of
reach by holding California to
only 23 points in the first half
while scoring 37, The Ducks
only had to outacore the
Bears by five (36-21) to cruise
to the IB point victory
The Ducks will only have
one day to savor the Califor
nia win before heading across
the Bay Area to take on Stan
ford, currently ranked No 4
in the nation The Cardinal
whipped Oregon 61-42 on
January 18 at McArthur Court
tn the two teams' last meet
ing
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and I II give ail the credit to
thorn and their coaches,"
Boev mg Mid "They do have
a lot more youth than they've
had in the past and thai
leaves them vulnerable to
making mistakes I don't
think they're super human by
any mean* We re not intimi
dated by them."
Although Stanford posts a
fierfect Par; -10 record at 11 -0,
the Cardinal has had a lot of
dose games this season
UCLA exposed a chink in
Stanford's armor last week
end. nearly beating the Card!
nal 81-59
"It's not going to be an easy
game, but we're going to give
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Oregon takes to Seattle
for two weekend matches
■ TENNIS: The men's team
plays two matches m two
days while the women
have a break Irom
competition
By Ryan Frank
friatwcm Spans AW****
For the second time this *««
ton. Oregon*! men's immit loam
will fake on Washington In a
Pacific:-10 Conference match up
Th* Ducks aw bunlwl north to
Seattle for two match** in con
secutive day*, including a non
league match with Gal Poly San
Luis Ohisbo Oregon will try to
»in Its first P« 10 iioti h of the
season after going <M in their
first ftvn matches
"This is esetting for us," head
coach Chm Kuuell said "It will
be a good measuring stick for us
because Washington was our
first match of our winter season
Now we will bn able 10 tee who I
kind of progress we hove made
after wo loti 7 0 lo thorn “
Oregon it coming off a trip lo
California whore it wont |-l
with a win owr tho University
of California at Santa Uarbara
and a kwa again»t UCLA
RumwII think* (ail Poly will bo
a typical California m*m
"Thoy are doop and they can
play," Kutw.il *aid "Wo io«t 4
2 to tham last ywar, and thoy
hare improved. but to hare wo
Oregon‘t women's tennit
team will not be in action Ihit
weekend They are taking a
week off after dropping two
mati he* in Seattle latt weekend
to Washington and Colorado,
moving their record to ft-2 The
team will hoe! it* ft rat home
match of the tea ton neat week*
end when Idaho. Seattle and
Willamette head down to play
the (kook* beginning Feb 23
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