Women’s b-ball: ASU is a must win
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we could have gotten anything
going on the offensive end. It
would have lifted our defame
The lot* was particularly dev -
••tating far Oregon * hopes of gel
ling a bid to the NCAA
Tournament Oregon dropped a
game and a half behind Arizona
and a full game behind Wash
mgtun State in iha Pac tO stand
in«».
"Now if* a matter of the fact
that we have four games left that
are all must wins ' said Artanne
Hover, who led the Ducks with
16 points, "To ensure going to the
tournament, we have to win the
mat of our games and win them
decisively to heve any shot at
going lo the tournament *
The Ducks will have a day to
ponder their missed opportune
tie* again*! Arizona before taking
the floor lo pley host to Arizona
State Saturday afternoon Ore
|on » ««hetiuU it kind lo the
Owtk*,«nmidermg that the Sun
Devil* will come to McArthur
Court with the worst record 12
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Molly Tutor pare* Antons
Slat* with lie point* pu game
and Emma Wttkowskt chins in
13 1 for the IMS Sun Devils
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against Ariton* Stated Rung*
said "We re at the point were we
have to win every game to get a
bid to the Tournament “
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Oregon travels to Las
Vegas for tourney
The Oregon softball team is
in las Vegas today for the start
of the weekend-long UNLV
Spring Fling softball tourna
ment.
The Ducks (3-3) opened the
wiison with a fourth plai* finish
in last weekend's Coca-Cola (las
*»< tournament Two of the loam
came after the Ducks led going
into the final inning of play
Oregon will open the tour
nament today against Utah
State, who they beat 5-3 in the
final game of last weekend's
tournament They will then
take on Hawaii in the after
noon Oregon will liegin brack
et play .Saturday afternoon after
a morning match against
Akron.
The Ducks came out of the
gate last weekend on an offen
sive tear Led bv shoristop
Kathy Stahl's .591 halting aver
age. two home runs and nine
KHI; center fielder Lisa Pre
JEiECamSMMKKM
stun'* tmtting average, four
double* and 12 RBI. and sec
ond baseman Angie LeRoy’s
852 balling average and IS
hits, the Ducks' averaged nine
runs a game
— Chris f lumen
Ski team finishes
week-long meet
< Iregon's alpine skiing teem
will finish up ihe Western
Region Collegiate Ski Champi
onships today The entire
women's team qualified for the
meet, which began on Tuesday,
along with one men's team
member Sarah Momsen. Alli
son Bigshy. Jennifer Jensen and
Jessica Burke all qualified for
the women s team white Alan
Siler was the lone men's qual
ifier The meet will take place
In Mi l all. Idaho at lirundage
Mountain
The regional m«wt is the last
step baton the national tlMWt 41
Mount Snow in Vermont from
March ft 9
• • •
Oregon's club sailing team
will be in action this weekend
whan it hn*da to Seattle fur a two
day regatu The Duck* will take
eight loam members and threw
boats to compete in at least 10
races They will be competing
against Washington. Western
Washington. Seattle (Jnivnraitv
and larwU and (lark
• • •
In Seattle the Washington
Huskies were able to sweep a
two game series from Oregon *
club sport hockey tmm. fti and
9 I The two Inaiwa moved the
thicks to 7-14 1 on the season
with two games remaining
The Dm k* are headed to
Spokane for the weekend to
play Idaho Spokane is the
nearest ue rink to Idaho
~ Byon Frank
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