Kevin Caiame Emerald
While senior A.D. Smith can only look back, Flo Hartenstein, Chris Christoffersen and Anthony Norwood look to next season.
Men’s recap
continued from page 9
Freddie Jones, low-scoring forward Flo Hartenstein
and exuberant junior Bryan Bracey.
But perhaps the most vital area where Oregon
need production is with its recruiting class. Kent has
brought in four prep standouts, headlined by Mc
Donald’s All-American Luke Ridnour from Blaine,
Wash.
Ridnour, who was named Washington boys player
of the year, recently led his Blaine High School team
to back-to-back 2 A state titles and finished his career
with a total of 2,371 points (third best all-time in
Washington). He will be on national display tonight
at 5 p.m. on ESPN in the prestigious McDonald’s All
American game.
Kent also recruited sought-after local talent in 6-7
forward Luke Jackson of Creswell High. Jackson re
cently was awarded with his second straight Ore
gon 3A player of the year award, while leading his
school to the state championship. His prep point to
tal of 2,095 ranks fourth all-time in the state of Ore
gon.
James Davis, a 5-10 guard from Vancouver, Wash.,
and 6-9 forward Jay Anderson from Faribault, Minn.,
round out the class.
“This past season might go down as one of the best
teams in Oregon history,” Kent said. “Yet at the same
time, I think the program is still working on where
we all want to be.”
Emerald
junior forward Bryan Bracey says he’s ‘ready already for next season’ and will cer
tainly be ready to throw down more sweet reverse jams like the one above.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (March 29). Keep
studying and mastering new skills. Once you
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seems like you're made of money in May, but
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day goes on. This is not a good day to launch
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friends.
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gether. It's important to agree on what you want
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priority.
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Approx. 30 seasonal positions. Po
sitions will be full-time from June 11,
2000 - September 15, 2000. Starting
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Essential Functions: Extensive
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lifting, bending, reaching, ladder
climbing, use of hand tools and
power tools and painting equipment.
Duties: Performance or minor re
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position applicants must be at least
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applicants must be at least 16
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student in the fall term, knowledge
of hand and power tools and/or
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versity.
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