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Oregon Daily Emerald Volleyball continued from page 5 lot of emotion and has a lot of speed,” Ferreira said about one of the team’s youngest players. “She’s done a spectacular job in. her growth and development.” Listed as a setter in the Oregon me dia guide, Westendorf has spent the majority of her time this season on the outside, which is perfectly fine with her. In fact, she had never even played the setter position until she was trained to do so this season with the Ducks. “I love hitting,” she said. “Hitting has been my forte all the way. I’m very comfortable on the right side. ” After posting six kills last week end, including five against Arizona, Westendorf has 19 kills on the season in limited duty, but is beginning to work her way into the lineup. She started against Arizona, and doesn’t look to give up the spot anytime soon. “It feels great,” she said about her in creased playing time. “Just being on the court with everyone and being a part of it is an amazing feeling, and I’m really stoked to be here right now.” Closs and Murphy go home Closs and sophomore Lindsay Murphy return to their hometown when the Ducks travel to Spokane to battle the Zags. Goss starred at West Valley High, earning all-state accolades before playing at Fresno State the last two seasons. Murphy, on the other hand, ri valed Closs’ senior season with a great one of her own. While earning first-team all-Greater Spokane League honors her senior season, Murphy captained Mead High to the state championship. The two look to relive old memo ries and add some new ones when they battle Gonzaga tonight. Sports brief Interim softball coach named Brent Rincon has been selected in terim head coach of the softball pro gram, Athletic Director Bill Moos an nounced Friday. Rincon, who was hired in August as one of two new as sistants, takes over following the res ignation of Rick Gamez on Oct. 1. Gamez was 168-164-1 in five seasons and resigned his post after financial irregularities in the team’s accounts virtual Office Systems Inc. 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Athlon and Duron are trademarks of AMD, Inc, Specs subject to change, w vv w .\ oscomputers.com Jonathan House Emerald Senior outside hitter Monique Tobbagi and the Ducks hope to start the second-halt of the season on a high note tonight at Gonzaga. were discovered. Prior to being hired at Oregon, Rin con served as the athletic director and assistant principal at Tempe High in Arizona. Rincon also served as the head coach at two Arizona high schools — Corona Del Sol and McClintock. Oregon assistant coach Jennifer Jaime will serve as the first assistant on an interim basis as well. Jaime played at Oklahoma and was part of the 2000 national championship team, which finished the season 66-8. Women golfers finish 16th Kathy Cho shot a 3-over 75 on Sunday as the Oregon women’s golf team finished 16th at the Stan ford/Pepsi Invitational, being played at the par-72, 6,154-yard Stanford Golf Course. For the tournament, Cho, a senior from Honolulu, Hawaii, had rounds of 79-74-75 to tie for 44th at 228. Freshman Johnna Nealy had a final round 79 to tie for 76th at 240, while junior Kim Melrose finished 79th at 241 after carding a 79 on Sunday. Tulsa ran away with the team ti tle, shooting a 285 Sunday to defeat USC and Vanderbilt by 17 strokes. Oregon’s 946 total easily outdis tanced Washington State’s last place 969. From staff and wire reports Pac-10 continued from page 5 “I don’t need a computer. Teams are going to fall,” Miami head coach Larry Coker told the Associated Press. “We saw three undefeated teams fall last week. The only thing we can control is to make sure we’re not one of them.” Rounding out the rest of the BCS top-10 was Virginia Tech, Texas, Michigan, Maryland and Tennessee. Oregon’s Howry named Pac-10 Player of the Week Oregon wide receiver Keenan Howry had an impressive day receiv ing Saturday, catching nine passes for 152 yards and two touchdowns. But it was what he did returning punts in the Ducks’ 49-42 loss to Stanford that caught the attention of the Pac-10. The junior from Los Alamitos, Calif., returned five punts for a league record 186 yards. Among his returns was an 81-yard dash up the Oregon sideline that al most ended in the end zone, except he outran his last blocker and got tripped up inside the 10-yard line. He reached paydirt in the third quarter, though, when he outran de fenders down the Stanford sideline and took it 69 yards for the touch down to put his team ahead, 35-21. In all, Howry tied the Oregon record for single-game all-purpose yards by amassing a total of 338. The last time a Duck reached the 338-yard mark came on Sept. 18,1971, when receiver Bobby Moore caught 152 yards worth of passing and totaled 186 yards in punt returns. Moore then moved on to the NFL, where he changed his name to Ah mad Rashad. Washington sophomore quarter back Cody Pickett earned the league’s Offensive Player of the Week award for his 29-for-49 passing performance for 455 yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed in the three-yard score with 13 seconds left to deliver Wash ington the 31-28 win at home against Arizona. As for defense, Arizona State safety Alfred Williams was awarded for the eight tackles he recorded against Ore gon State in the Sun Devils’ 41-24 vic tory over the Beavers.
