Softball
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Freshman shortstop Kate Peter
son opened the third with a walk,
and left fielder Amber Hutchison
followed with a single to left. At the
top of the order, sophomore Lisa
Wangler, after fouling off several
pitches, could not catch up with the
high heat from UCLA pitcher Keira
Goerl, bringing up third baseman
Lynsey Haij, who singled to left to
score Peterson.
Alyssa Laux, a sophomore sec
ond baseman, followed with a sin
gle to center, scoring Hutchison.
Vidlund then stepped to the plate
and ripped a single to left, loading
the bases for junior catcher Missy
Coe, who blooped a single in front
of the right fielder to score Haij.
With the bases still loaded and
the crowd energized, Triawn Custer
— the team’s all-time home run
leader — came to bat with a chance
to blow the game open. But a
grounder back to the mound started
a 1-2-3 double play, ending the rally
and effectively deflating the Ducks’
chances of an upset.
“The offense was a whole differ
ent mindset today compared to
Washington on Friday,” Gamez
said. “I’ve been telling them that
they are capable of putting up runs
against anyone in the country. ”
Vidlund (9-7) pitched a complete
game but took the loss after giving
up nine hits and six runs on four
Oregon errors.
“It’s easy to get down and lose fo
cus against the top team in the coun
try, but [Vidlund] did a good job of
keeping her composure,” Gamez
said. “The team gave everything
they had today.”
Trailing 4-0 in the bottom of the
seventh in Saturday’s game against
UCLA, Oregon fought back when all
hope appeared to be gone. With one
out, Vidlund hit a solo home run —
her seventh of the season — over the
left field wall. With two outs, right
fielder Rachel Tommasini singled
and Peterson followed with a
homer to bring the Ducks within
one. But a Hutchison bouncer back
to the mound ended the game at 4-3.
Wangler (5-8) garnered the loss
for Oregon Saturday.
Friday was just a day to forget for
the Ducks. Even more than the 10-1
drowning at the hands of the
Huskies, the Ducks lost one of their
two seniors, catcher Kelly Planche,
• who left the team for personal rea
sons.
Jon House Emerald
Senior first baseman Triawn Custer stretches to force UCLA’s Amanda Freed out at first.
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