UO club baseball ‘excited’ for regional plav
■ It’sall or nothingfordub
baseball, as the Ducks head
to regionals with high hopes
By Jesse Thomas
for the Emerald
The Oregon Club Sports men’s
baseball team is heading into an
unfamiliar setting this weekend, as
it enters the regional tournament
in Spokane, Wash.
The Ducks, who have not been
to regionals in over 10 years, are
ranked second in the Western
Conference.
On Saturday, Oregon will face a
tough Boise State team, and from
there it’ll either play the winner or
loser of the Eastern and Western
Regan Schaller said. “I want to let
everyone see what we can do.”
Oregon has yet to face Boise
State, who is ranked first in the
Washington con
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“I am really ex
cited because this
team has come a
long way,” pitcher
Eastern Conference, but the Ducks
have already defeated Western
Washington twice. The one match
up Oregon had against Eastern
Washington, ranked second in the
Eastern conference, resulted in a
one-run loss for the Ducks after
they had dominated most of the
game.
“We will play a tough game
[against Boise State] but I have no
idea how we will do,” Oregon
coach Kurt Langworthy said. “I
hope we can just deliver in the
clutch.”
Oregon knows it needs to play
an all-around solid game to win
both contests and capture the tour
nament title, and it feels it’s capa
ble of doing just that.
The Ducks have had trouble at
times this season to get both their
offense and defense to click at the
same time, according to Schaller.
“I hope to accomplish a little
respect and play some good ball
games,” Langworthy said. “We
need to beat them with all the
weapons we have.”
Oregon will certainly need all of
those weapons to be firing against
Boise State in order to advance
on. The Ducks feel that if they get
past their first game with a win,
then they’re going to be hard to
beat.
Other Club Sports in action
The club crew teams are heading
to Sacramento for the Pacific Coast
Rowing Championships and Pac-10
competitions. Club cricket heads to
Portland for a contest. The club
women’s soccer team has a home
game on the Turf Field, Saturday at
1 p.m.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (May 11). Choosing
one thing could mean giving up another this
year. The best option should be obvious in May.
However, the other option becomes quite
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To get the advantage, check the day's rating: 10
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