Oregon lacrosse loses opener
■ Men’s lacrosse suffers a
setback at home in its
opener against Chico State
Last Sunday the Oregon Club
Sports men’s lacrosse team began
its season against California State,
Chico at the new turf field adja
cent to the Recreation Center.
Although Oregon lost the exhi
bition game 11-9 to the Wildcats,
the Ducks are keeping their heads
held high.
Oregon coach Josh Barbour said
he saw a lot of improvement com
pared to last year’s game against
the Wildcats.
He added that his team’s transi
tions between
offense and de
fense should
improve as the
season progress
es.
The Ducks’ leading scorer was
James Hall, who had four goals.
Jared Blanchette had three goals.
Oregon tied the game twice,
taking advantage of a one-man-up
situation, but Chico State never
gave up the lead.
Despite the loss midfielder
Cameron Kossen said he was im
pressed by how the team stayed
close until the end.
“It is a good start [for our
team],” Kossen said.
“We needed to see where our
team is and to try some of our new
players.”
Kossen says the team was able
to do that and it is looking at a
promising season. The Ducks
play against Puget Sound this Sat
urday on the same turf field.
ByShigenari Matsumoto
for the Emerald
Basketball
continued from page 5
Don't knock on Norwood
A pleasant surprise for the
Ducks last weekend was the su
perb play of guard Anthony Nor
wood. The 6-3 sophomore guard
from Tlicson returned to his home
state, scored 19 points in the two
games against the desert schools
and started in place of Alex
Scales, whose minutes have been
reduced due to a knee injury.
Oregon forward A.D. Smith
said Norwood’s contributions
were important last weekend.
“Anthony played great,” Smith
said. ‘.‘He played well both Thurs
day and Saturday. It’s good to see
him come home and do that. He
took care of the ball and shot the
ball well, and he hit some big shots
in [against Arizona] that really
would have been big if we would
have been able to pull it out.”
Kent said Norwood’s play is just
one example of Oregon’s depth.
“With Alex coming off the
bench, it has allowed Anthony to
grow,” Kent said. “He’s coming
now. As he grows individually, it
strengthens our team, and it will
allow us to gel and become a bet
ter basketball team. The encour
aging thing is the depth has
stepped up when guys go down
with an injury.”
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