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There will be no more moving around for the Ducks, thanks to the new Student Tennis Center, Oregon’s indoor tennis facility. “We have everything we could possibly want here,” said Griffin, the women’s tennis coach. “To be able to have an on-campus facility for the stu dents and the community is huge.” The $2.1 million, 48,000-square foot facility has been in operation for almost two months, but it will be inaugurated today at noon in opening ceremonies. Physical Activity and Recre ational Services and Intercollegiate Athletics are hosting the grand opening ceremonies at the Student Tennis Center, which is located be hind McArthur Court on campus. University Vice President Dan Williams will be on hand to official ly open the facility along with repre sentatives from PARS, the Athletic Department and the ASUO. Follow ing the official opening, the men’s tennis team will give a tennis demonstration. In addition to housing the varsi ty tennis teams, the Student Ten nis Center is also available to stu dents through physical education courses and open recreation times. “It’s as much ours as it is [the students’],” Griffin said. “Students should take advantage of it.” Oregon broke in the new facility last weekend with its first-ever home tournament — the Duck Classic. Improvements on the tennis cen ter are already under way. The re cently installed, jumbo-sized liquid crystal display boards are just the first installments to be made inside. Plans for second-story seating with a panoramic view are all in phase two. The center “is an ideal environ ment for tennis and one of the top venues for tennis in the Northwest,” said Russell, the men’s coach. Umvtniiy Jheaire Second Season presents ZcAJew Y^oices ^ Ewen faf TZcwan /Honlson SjjeoJcuuj. eFfUow^h. l$w, hj^enni didUsto 8pm Nov 16,1j, 18 UNIVERSITY _ ... 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