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her immediately, and she was told
not to play anymore soon after.
“Growing up, my dream was al
ways to play for Stanford,” Carey
said. “That’s the hardest part of it.
I’ll never put on a Stanford uniform
again and be with my team on the
floor again.
“But, I’ll still be there for them
and with them, and I’ll go through
everything with them. I just won’t
be physically playing.”
Oregon players and coaches
were downtrodden in mid-Septem
ber when star point guard Shaquala
Williams tore her anterior cruciate
ligament, an injury that will keep
her from playing this season.
While the Ducks prepared for
practice Wednesday, Williams
stood in the hallway inside
McArthur Court and talked about
how bad she feels for her fallen
competitor.
“Obviously, you’ve been told
you can’t play for six months, and
somebody was just told they can’t
ever play again, and obviously it’s
tough for her,” Williams said. “It
has definitely put things in per
spective for me in that as bad as I
feel for myself, her situation’s
worse.”
Williams, who knows Carey bet
ter than her teammates through
summer league play, said she sent
Carey an e-mail after she found out
what happened.
“I told her I felt bad for what hap
pened to her, and if she ever need
ed to e-mail somebody to vent or
whatever, I was there, and it made
me feel kind of bad that I was feel
ing so bad about myself, and now
she’s put in a situation where she
can’t play,” Williams said.
Another Duck who can connect
with Carey’s ordeal is guard/for
ward Lindsey Dion. Dion suffered
a concussion last season, causing
players, coaches and fans to keep a
careful eye on her.
^ She's so young, and
she had what looked like
... a promising future for
Stanford. What a
bummer—for her, for her
teammates, for the
Pac-10.
Lindsey Dion
Duck guard/forward //
“I can’t say I didn’t think about
it,” Dion said. “I’m bummed for
her, it’s got to be disappointing and
I can’t imagine how she feels. It was
hard enough having to sit out for a
month, let alone someone telling
you your career’s over.
“She’s so young, and she had
what looked like to be a promising
future for Stanford. What a bum
mer — for her, for her teammates,
forthePac-10.”
Camber’s day in the sun
Guard Camber Ellingson had
never officially scored a single
point, grabbed more than one re
bound or played more than four
minutes in her collegiate career.
That is, until last Friday.
The Baker City-native scored five
points in nine minutes in front of
5,002 fans at Mac Court Friday as
Oregon beat Portland, 80-56.
Watching from the stands were
friends and family of Ellingson, in
cluding her 25-year-old brother,
Greg, who played football at the Air
Force Academy. Ellingson said she
idolizes her brother, and that his
presence made her first points even
more special.
“I wanted to show him what I
could do,” Ellingson said.
Ellingson scored her first career
point on a fourth-quarter free
throw. As the ball fell through the
net, she said she didn’t realize her
long-awaited milestone.
“I didn’t think about it when it
went in,” she said. “After the game,
when teammates were congratulat
ing me, that’s when it hit me.”
Ellingson doesn’t expect her
minutes to increase, and said she
isn’t sure why head coach Jody
Runge put her into Friday’s game.
However, Ellingson said she was
happy to be on the floor.
“Of course I would love to con
tribute more to the team, but I don’t
think that’s my role,” she said. “I’m
more of an emotional leader.”
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