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Oregon forward Erin Anderson controls the ball between the defense of Portland’s Erin Goodling (4) and Emily Patterson (11).
Pilots finally kick stubborn UO
■ In Portland’s first
appearance in Eugene, the
Ducks play tough but come
up short in upset bid
By Brett Williams
Oregon Daily Emerald
Portland, one of the marquee
women’s soccer programs in the
country, won a close fight with Ore
gon 2-0 Wednesday at Pape Field.
The contest was much closer
than the final score indicated, as
the Pilots added a goal with 20 sec
onds remaining in the game.
Oregon (3-5 overall) was aggres
sive early, threatening to take the
lead with just less than 20 minutes
left in the first half and the game
f
scoreless. But Oregon freshman
Julie McLellan couldn’t connect,
and the Ducks
missed a golden
opportunity to
gain momen
tum early.
The Ducks
were outshot by
the Pilots 12-7,
but had far more opportunities to
score than in last season’s 1-0 Port
land win.
The Ducks could have used the
services of midfielder Sierra
Marsh. Oregon’s all-time assists
and shots leader was sidelined
with a hamstring injury.
Oregon’s inability to capitalize
in scoring situations was a major
SOCCER
factor in the loss.
“Portland took care of details —
they finished and we didn’t,” said
Oregon head coach Bill Steffen, in
his fourth year with the Ducks. “If
McLellan doesn’t hit the goalkeep
er in the chest and she scores, it
makes it a different game.
“That put the pressure on us in
stead of them.”
Following the McLellan miss,
Portland began putting intense
pressure on the Ducks. Pilot mid
fielder Erin Misaki had two shots
on separate occasions, but the goal
was well-defended by Oregon
goalkeeper Amanda Fox.
The Pilots were unable to get an
other good look at the goal until
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