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Ducks step up at Pac-10s
■The Oregon women s golf
team moves from ninth
to eighth at the Pac-10
Championships
By Peter Hockaday
Oregon Daily Emerald
Jerilyn White slipped a little,
the rest of the Oregon women’s
team got up, and the end result
was that the
Ducks moved
up a spot head
ing into the fi
nal day at the
Pacific-10 Con
ference Cham
pionships in
Tempe, Ariz.
Oregon moved up from ninth to
eighth at the Karsten Golf Course
Tuesday. White, the Ducks’ senior
captain, shot a two-over par 74 to
slip from fourth to eighth-place in
the individual race. Oregon seniors
Claire Hunter and Dawn Berry im
proved on their first-round per
formances to finish in a tie for
29th.
Home-state powers Arizona
and Arizona State took over
ASU’s course Tuesday, and now
share the lead. Stanford is sec
ond, three strokes behind the co
leaders, while California and
Southern California round out
the top five teams. Washington
stands in sixth and UCLA is sev
enth.
That White is pacing the Ducks
comes as no surprise, but the fact
that she isn’t contending for the
title is a shock. The Salem native
is coming off her first individual
win, at the Peg Barnard Classic in
Palo Alto, Calif., last weekend.
White shot rounds of 68 and 72
to win that tournament. She has
paced the Oregon team at every
tournament the Ducks have
played in 2001.
Hunter and Berry both im
proved their position at the Pac
10s Tuesday, moving up from
34th and 45th, respectively, to
their current position in 29th.
Hunter stayed consistent in the
second round, matching her 77
from Monday, while Berry
dropped her score from 79 to 75.
Berry’s round was the second
best outing for the Ducks Tues
day.
Other Duck finishers were jun
ior Kathy Cho (159, 48th), fresh
man Lacy Erickson (160, 51st)
and sophomore Megan Heckeroth
(162, 53rd).
Oregon may be too far back to
catch UCLA, and may have trou
ble behind them. The Bruins are
10 strokes ahead of the Ducks,
while ninth-placed Oregon State
is only one stroke behind Oregon.
The final round of the Pac-10
Championships will take place
today in Tempe.
UO tennis to take on UCLA
■The Ducks face UCLA today
in a make-up match on the
dawn of the Pac-10
tournament
By Robbie McCallum
Oregon Daily Emerald
After a bittersweet weekend of
competition, the Oregon women’s
tennis team has
one last chance
for a tune-up, less
than 24 hours
away from the Pa
cific-10 Confer
ence Champi
onships.
With a tough, one-point loss to
San Diego State still in their minds
and the league tournament loom
ing ahead, the Ducks will face a
tall order today against No. 32
UCLA.
The match, which will be
played in Los Angeles, is only 70
miles away from the Pac-10 meet
in Ojai, Calif., and was resched
uled from a Feb. 24 rain-out.
Head coach Jack Griffin is treat
ing the match as a warm-up for the
Pac-10 meet. At 0-7 in the confer
ence, the Ducks are assured of
ninth-place, regardless of the out
come of today’s 1:30 p.m. match.
With a 5-16 overall record, Ore
gon is virtually eliminated from
NCAA Tournament contention,
but several individuals are still in
the hunt for postseason bids.
Freshmen sensations Courtney Na
gle and Davina Mendiburu lead
the team in total wins with 17 and
16, respectively.
Sophomores Monika Geiczys
and Jeanette Mattsson and junior
Janice Nyland have switched off at
the No. 1 singles position this sea
son and have NCAA Tournament
experience.
Individual wins against UCLA
foes today would look impressive
to the NCAA selection commit
tee, especially with the postsea
son so close.
The Bruins are led by No. 20
Sara Walker, No. 85 Petya Marino
va and the NO. 19 duo of Lauren
Fisher and Marinova in doubles
play.
Last season, Oregon nearly de
feated UCLA at home, 5-4. Ny
land and fellow junior Adeline
Arnaud came up with big upsets
in the match.
Pac-10 action begins tomorrow
with singles flights.
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