UO rugby likes its chances against Wildcats
■ The Oregon rugby teams
say they can beat Central
Washington this weekend
Jesse Thomas
for the Emerald
After delivering a beating to
Southern Oregon last weekend, 80
0, the Oregon women’s rugby team
goes against Central Washington
with confidence on its side.
The women started off strong at
1-0 in the winter season. With .a
young roster resulting from the
loss of six seniors from last year,
the Ducks had some challenges
early, although they showed im
provement and finished the fall
season at 1-2.
“We started out rocky but have
cleaned it up and pulled it togeth
er,” senior Shelby Frail said. “I feel
very confident in our team now.”
“The team is looking really good
this year,” coach Greg Farrell said.
“Talent-wise, they are exception
al.”
Central Washington finished last
year third in the rankings, and Ore
gon came in just ahead in second
place, so the Ducks believe they
are evenly matched with the Wild
cats. In last year’s meeting between
the two teams, the Ducks were vic
torious.
The women have practiced hard
this week in preparation for the
game, including partial contact
practices with the men’s Eugene
Rugby Club. The two teams will
face off on Southbank Field at
11:30 a.m. Saturday.
{ { The team is looking
really good this year.
Talent-wise, they are
exceptional.
Greg Farrell
rugby coach
“If everyone steps up like last
weekend, it should be a good
game,” Farrell said. “We look to do
really well.”
Men’s rugby
The Oregon men’s rugby team is
a bubble team for the NCAA tour
nament. If it wins this weekend, it
still has a shot at nationals, but if it
loses, it will have to wait on UC
Davis until next year.
But because of losses sustained
earlier in the season, the Ducks
will need to put Central Washing
ton away by at least 19 points
when the two teams clash at 1 p.m.
Saturday at Southbank Field in Eu
gene, Oregon head coach Bob Sny
der doesn’t see covering the 19
point spread as much of a
problem.
“We will have no trouble cover
ing the 19 points,” Snyder said.
“We can put these guys away by 50
or 60.”
The Ducks are currently 2-2 and
are coming off a strong 47-6 win
against Washington last weekend,
which leaves them feeling confi
dent about a win.
If they can overcome Central
Washington and find a way to de
feat Oregon State the following
weekend, they will advance to the
32-team national tournament at
UC-Davis.
“We are just taking it one game
at a time right now,” Snyder said.
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