Sports brief
The Duck golfers end up
14th in Arizona
At least they’re consistent.
The Oregon lady golfers fin
ished in a tie for 14th place at the
Arizona Wildcat Invitational in
Tucson Wednesday despite a
second-round effort that should
have earned them a better spot.
The Ducks’ team scores im
proved sharply Tuesday after a
poor first round on Monday, but
the players returned to high scores
in the final round yesterday.
Every Oregon team member
posted a third round score that
was worse than their second
round effort.
Junior Jerilyn White led Ore
gon with a six-over par 222.
White ended the tournament in
a tie for 32nd place.
Senior Anika Heuser (10-over
par 226) finished in 50th place.
Seniors Pam Sowden and Angie
Rizzo (11-over, 227) finished a
stroke behind Heuser in a tie for
57th. Sophomore Julia Smith
(31-over, 247) ended up 96th of
96 golfers.
Oregon has a month off before
the Colby Santa Clara Invitational '
in Monterey, Calif, on March 20.
By Peter Hockaday for the Emerald
Jenny Mowe
continued from page 9A
ny, now a 21-year-old redshirt
junior, has come far, but she still
has a long way to go. Her num
bers this season are 5.4 points,
5.7 rebounds and 2.3 blocks in
less than 20 minutes per game.
Unquestionably, there’s un
tapped potential.
“There are times, especially on
the road, when she doesn’t play
like Jenny Mowe,” Runge says.
“Because she’s concerned about
getting in foul trouble. We’ve
talked about it, if she gets five
fouls in five minutes, then five
minutes of Jenny Mowe is better
than her playing the other way.
That’s what we expect from her,
to be the force she can be.
“She hasn’t achieved her poten
tial yet. The inconsistent part of
her game is the difference be
tween her being a great pro player
and someone who is just a big
body.”
Jenny Mowe intends to play in
the WNBA.
And you can’t help but want to
see her do it. She’d be an inspira
tion to children all over the coun
try.
“I could watch little kids all
day long,” Jenny says. “I get the
biggest kick out of them. They are
so funny; they’re like natural co
medians, and they don’t even re
alize it. Hilarious, the things they
come up with. Kids come up and
want me to sign the bottom of
their shoes.
“So many people hate kids, but
how can you hate kids? They’re
just little tiny usses, little usses run
ning around doing dumb things.”
Worst (and best) part of watch
ing women’s games at Mac Court:
the nonstop shrieking.
“Jenny, Jenny, Jenny! We love
you, Jenny!”
It’ll make your ears ring. Or—if
Jenny fouls out — your heart
break. Because kids start sobbing
every time the refs pick on No. 34.
Their hero is both appreciative
and deserving of that type of love.
After every game, regardless of
the result or her performance,
Jenny makes her way back up to
floor level, takes her position in
the hallway, and signs. And
signs, and signs and signs.
“No matter how she feels, and
sometimes she’s dying inside be
cause she’s had a bad game, she
will put on a happy face and go
out and sign autographs,” Patty
says. “Because she loves the
fans.”
Jenny Mowe has won a Pac
10 title, traveled the world
as a member of the U.S.A.
junior national team and is
currently No. 5 on the confer
ence’s all-time blocked-shots list,
Kevin Caiame Emerald
Jenny Mowe ‘gets a kick’ out of kids. And in turn, they get a kick out of her.
with 162,
She has won the hearts of thou
sands of fans in Eugene and
around the state. Mowe has a 40
foot tall poster of herself on the
outside corner of Mac Court, and
the center can’t go anywhere in
public without being recognized.
But Jenny will never forget
Powers.
She continues to visit her fami
ly, now happy to help out with
her chores. She still goes to her
high school gym and plays fero
cious games of one-on-one with
her younger brother, Jeremy.
Of course, she sees Jack and
Elmo.
“Last summer, she came dawn
and spent a couple of hours with
us,” Elmo says. “She comes into
the basketball game and sits down
beside me and pulls her hat down,
and of course, I didn’t know who
it was. I was wondering who the
heck was giving me a bad time,
and so I looked over and there was
Jenny.”
Powers won’t forget her, ei
ther.
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