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Softball coach continued from page 5 Ducks to their first ever 40-loss season. After three straight post season appearances, Oregon be came the only Pacific-10 Confer ence team to miss the NCAA Tournament last year. After last year’s debacle, junior Lisa Wangler spoke of the team’s disunity. “I don’t think it’s going to be that easy to put this behind us,” Wan gler said. “All we can do is keep im proving and keep learning.” Then-senior Triawn Custer added a prophetic statement after the 2001 season concluded. “There’s a lot of talent left on this team,” Custer said. “Whether coach Gamez is here or whether these girls are here, this team still has a lot of potential.” Moos said he is unsure whether the Athletic Department will hire a new softball coach for the 2002 season. First-year assistant coach es Jennifer Jaime and Brent Rin con will take over as interim coaches until a permanent hiring decision is made. The softball team has a presea son tournament this weekend, and will continue practicing reg ularly until the season officially starts next winter. Career at Oregon: 168-164-1 record, three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances from 1998-2000. Before Oregon: Led Glendale College to 200-46 record and a junior college national championship, also coached at New Mexico State for two years. Personal: Graduate of University of Texas-EI Paso. Sixth-round of pick of the Detroit Tigers in 1979. 010795 STUDENTS • FACULTY • STAFF Flu Vaccination Beginning October 3rd Influenza vaccinations will be given at the University Health Center for high-risk faculty, staff] and their dependents 18 years and older every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and for high-risk students Monday Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Beginning Wednesday, October 3,2001. High-Risk Criteria If you belong to one of these categories you are eligible for Flu vaccine Criteria for Category 1 Students (Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.) $6.00 Faculty, Staff and their dependents 18 years and older (Wed.-Fri. 8:00-9:00 a.m.): $10.00 (covered by PEBB insurance—you must bring your PEBB car • Persons 65 years and older • Persons with any of the following conditions: / Long-term heart or lung condition / Diabetes / Kidney disease / Anemia / Cystic Fibrosis / Asthma y Conditions that compromise the immune system • Women who will be in their 2nd or 3rd trimester of pregnancy during the influenza season (November-April) Criteria for Category 2 Students (Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.) $6.00 Faculty, Staff and their dependents 18 years and older (Wed.-Fri. 8:00-9:00 a.m.): $10.00 (NOT covered by PEBB insurance) • Persons having closest contact with persons in Category I, including: y Household members of High Risk persons in Category 1 yPhysicians, nurses and other staff who prch’ide direct patient care for persons in the Category I high Risk group For more information, call the University Health Center at 346-4444. Volleyball continued from page 5 Following the team’s dismal per formance against the Huskies, Fer reira and the rest of the Ducks tend ed to business in the form of a 90-minute post-game talk. “It was a lot of heart and soul searching,” Closs said. “It was a lot of getting stuff out, and it made a difference.” “I wanted to hear what they had to say,” Ferreira said. “Probably about 75 percent of the discussion was (the players). It was kind of an airing-out situation.” When asked if he used the ses sion to point out flaws in the team’s play, Ferreira said, “When you’ve got a group that’s wound ed, you don’t step on them. It’s not them feeling bad about them selves and you going in there and lashing out at them. That doesn’t accomplish anything.” Ducks last in Pac-10 After two weeks and four Pac-10 matches, the Ducks are tied for last place in the conference at 0-4. Other than Oregon, only California (3-5 overall, 0-3 Pac-10) can lay claim to not recording a win as of yet. Howev er, after Friday, one team will have at least one. Oregon travels to the Bay Area this weekend to take on Stan ford (Thursday) and Cal (Friday). . “I definitely didn’t expect to be in this situation,” Ferreira said. Last season, the Ducks defeated only Washington and Oregon State en route to a 2-16 Pac-10 season. With Washington having already passed through Eugene, the much improved Beavers (9-3, 3-1) loom ahead. The Ducks travel to Corval lis on Oct. 10 to take on the surpris ing Oregon State team. “Trust is something that’s earned, respect is something that’s earned,” Ferreira added. “Competitive trust and competitive respect, especially in the Pac-10, is something you’ve got to hold on to.” Wild week in the Pac-10 The third week of Pac-10 play may be one to remember. With Stanford (9-1, 3-0) and USC (8-1, 3 0) tied for the conference lead, each match becomes more important. The match of the week will take place in the Bay Area. But it won’t involve the Ducks. The upstart and surprising Beavers travel to Palo Alto, Calif., and take on national pow erhouse Stanford. The Cardinal are ranked fourth in the USA To day/AVCA Coaches Poll, but lost to a tough Long Beach State squad last week. The Beavers feature Pac-10 play er of the week Laura Collins. Collins, a sophomore, helped Ore gon State sweep Washington and Washington State. The setter racked up 100 assists over the weekend, including a career high 60 against the Cougars. 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