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A senior from Torreon, Mexico, Joaquin Hamdan has won his last seven matches and improved his record to 18-10 this season.
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season, with two of those losses
coming to top-ranked Stanford.
Last year, UCLA was the NCAA
runner-up and has been ranked
No. 1 for much of the season. The
Bruins have four players ranked
in the top 100: No. 26 Jong-Min
Lee, No. 36 Brandon Kramer, No.
78 Jean-Julien Rojer and No. 94
Erfan Djahangiri.
UCLA’s other loss came at the
hands of No. 4 Pepperdine, a
team that narrowly defeated Ore
gon, 4-3.
USC will be hardened from a
tough stretch of matches. In the
past five contests, the Trojans lost
to Stanford, UCLA and Pepper
dine, all by less than two points.
Leading USC (13-7, 3-2 Pac-10) is
No. 58 Daniel Lange.
The Ducks counter with senior
Guillermo Carter, who rose in the
latest ITA rankings to No. 45.
Sophomore Thomas Schneiter
rejoined the rankings at No. 100
after a three-week hiatus.
The doubles combo of Carter
and freshman Leslie Eisinga are
ranked No. 39.
“They’ll come in here confi
dent and prepared,” Russell said.
“We’ve got to expect the ball to
came back a lot.”
The matches will most likely
be played indoors. The Ducks
take on UCLA today at the Eu
gene Swim and Tennis Center
and USC tomorrow at the Willow
Creek Racquet Club, unless the
weather is good enough to play
outdoors on the 15th street
courts.
The Oregon women wind
down their season this weekend
on the road. This weekend’s non
conference matches represent the
last chance for the Ducks to im
press the NCAA tournament
committee. Oregon, losers in
nine out of their last 10 matches,
are 6-14 on the season.
“We have a very young team
with six freshmen and sopho
mores and only one senior,” said
head coach Jack Griffin in a re
leased statement. “This is the
time for them to show what they
are made of.”
The No. 53 Ducks swing into
Southern California for matches
with UC-Irvine today and Long
Beach State on Sunday.
UC-Irvine is celebrating their
best season ever with a 16-5
record. No. 45 freshman Maureen
Diaz leads a young Anteater team
that has only one senior. UC
Irvine has steadily risen in the
rankings from 72nd to their cur
rent ranking of No. 46.
Long Beach State is also a
young team, but less dangerous
than UC-Irvine. The 49ers are 10
10 on the year, 3-4 in the Big
West. Junior College transfer So
phie Han leads the 49er attack.
“I just want [the teamj to per
form well and show some char
acter out there,” Griffin said. “We
still have a chance of making the
tournament.”
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