Alumni rugby team beats students
■The Oregon alumni rugby
team prevails against their
predecessors in the annual
Ducks vs. Ducks match
By Shigenari Matsumoto
for the Emerald
All the alumni team needed to
beat the younger more physical
Oregon Club Sports rugby team
was a couple of former regional
all-stars, a former all-American,
an active professional rugby
player, two Oregon coaches and
some extra help from the side
line.
The endless attack by the de
termined alumni team, which
had not won the alumni match
in two years, simply over
whelmed the younger Ducks.
The current Oregon players
felt outnumbered. And they
were actually right sometimes —
because the elders had more
players were on the field.
Bob Snyer, the current coach
of the men’s team and a graduate
of ’83, kept the alumni team
fresh by changing the players fre
quently. He also helped the team
by scoring a try. Sean Peters, who
coached his last season this
spring, also contributed with two
tries.
Less than ten minutes into the
game the alumni were up by
three tries. But the younger
Ducks weren’t worried.
“We thought they will get tired
in the second half, but they did
n’t,” freshman Zaid McKie said.
“Hurrah! Hurrah!” the alum
nus shouted victoriously from
the sideline as their team accu
mulated tries.
The Ducks could do nothing
but glare.
The alumni team dominated
the game by “being at the right
place at the right time” and
when the Ducks dared to retali
ate, fierce tackles lead by Eric
“Big Man” East cut off any exten
sive gain.
One of the objectives of this
game is to provide the alumni
with the chance to play with
their old teammates and have
fun.
They sure had fun crushing
the Ducks, which ranked 18th in
the nation at the end of the sea
son, by a score of 63-22.
“Next year we will surprise
them,” Jeremy Andrew of the
Ducks promised.
The hard-fought alumni match
left several players injured,
which included a player with a
dislocated shoulder, allegedly a
broken ankle and a bruised knee.
The players seemed OK as
they laughed and talked about
the game — some players even
managed to return to the game,
including the player who
claimed to have a broken ankle.
The Ducks will continue on to
play sevens, which is rugby
played by seven players instead
of fifteen, during the summer
and resume its season in the fall.
Sports brief
Lewis celebrates
birthday in court
ATLANTA — Baltimore
Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis
marked his 25th birthday Mon
day sitting in a Fulton County
courtroom as his murder trial be
gan with jury selection.
Lewis entered the courtroom a
half-hour before co-defendants
Reginald Oakley and Joseph
Sweeting.
Neither Oakley nor Sweeting
spoke to the NFL star as they
came in.
The three are charged with
murder in the Jan. 31 deaths of
Jacinth “Shorty” Baker, 21, and
Richard Lollar, 24, following a
post-Super Bowl party.
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