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trouble that did them in.
Angelina Wolvert and Sonja
Curtis picked up their fourth foul
less than five minutes into the
half, making the Ducks almost de
fenseless in the low post against
the powerful Stanford frontcourt.
“It’s tough to play with four
fouls,” a frustrated Runge said.
“We came out, scored again [in the
second half], but we didn’t get
very good offensive play out of our
guards.”
Starting guards Natalie Hughes
and Lisa Bowyer, two of the Ducks’
more experienced players, com
bined for 17 points and six assists.
Bowyer, who is known for her
defensive prowess, attempted just
two shots in the game, hitting the
only three-pointer she attempted.
Hughes connected on six of her 16
field-goal attempts for 13 points.
While the guards struggled,
Meharry, a true freshman forward,
continued to play well, hitting six of
13 shots for a team-high 18 points.
Jenny Mowe’s presence contin
ued to be missed, Meharry said. The
6-foot-5 sophomore didn’t make the
trip to the Bay Area because of ten
dinitis in her knee and could miss
the remainder of the season.
Meharry admitted the team is still
trying to find itself without Mowe.
Oregon returns home to host
Southern California on Thursday
and UCLA on Saturday.
Oregon 71, California 54
Two nights before their loss to
Stanford, Oregon opened its Pac
10 schedule by hitting 24 of 26
free-throw attempts in a 71-54 de
feat of California in front of 547 at
Kaiser Arena.
Wolvert led the Ducks with 16
points, and Lisa Bowyer was the
only other Duck in double-figures
with 11.
OREGON (72)
Min
Strange ..
Meharry..
Wolvert ..
Hughes ..
Bowyer ..
Curtis_
O’Brien ..
Benson ..
Dion.
Piers.
McKnight
Totals
.28
.32
.21
.33
.28
.25
..7
..7
.12
.4
..3
FG
2- 4
6-13
4- 10
6-16
1-2
5- 8
1-3
0-0
3- 3
0-1
0-0
FT
2-2
4-6
1-2
1- 4
1-2
2- 4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
p
6
18
9
13
4
12
3
0
7
0
0
,200 28-6011-20 25 8 72
Shooting: 46.7, 3-point: 5-12 (Meharry 2-4,
Bowyer 1 -1, Dion 1 -1, O'Brien 1 -2, Wolvert 0
1, Hughes 0-3)
STANFORD (92)
Nygaard.
Owen .,.
Scott ...
Freuen ..
Flores...
Folkl
Peterson
Dimson.
Moos...
Batastini
Gbalazeh
Benton .
Min
.30
..15
..33
..15
..37
..24
.27
...5
...5
...3
...3
...3
FG
5- 13
2-3
9-15
2-4
2-6
6- 6
4-8
0-1
0-2
1-2
0-0
2-2
FT
2-2
1-1
7-12
0-0
4-6
4- 4
5- 6
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
p
16
5
25
5
10
16
13
0
0
3
0
4
Totals.200 33-62 24-32 45 24 97
Shooting: 53.2. 3-point: 7-19 (Nygaard 4-9,
Freuen 1-3, Flores 2-5, Peterson 0-2)
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