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Chalise Baysa (in white) and five other Oregon seniors played their last games at home this weekend. Oregon lost both games.
Soccer
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minutes left in the contest, when
senior Chalise Baysa dribbled
along the USC endline and passed
in front of the Trojan goal to sopho
more forward Ann Westermark.
USC goalkeeper Shaelyn Fernan
des disrupted Westermark’s shot
just enough to make the sopho
more shoot wide.
“We just didn’t finish our
chances,” Baysa said. “That’s
about it.”
Fernandes turned out to be a key
player in the match as she disrupt
ed more Oregon plays later in the
contest. In the second half, Baysa
and freshman striker Nicole
Garbin both got into scuffles with
Fernandes, and both times the
Ducks were denied legitimate
chances to score.
Thirteen minutes into the sec
ond period, Baysa had the ball all
alone on the left side of the Trojan
goal. Fernandes came out to chal
lenge Baysa, but when Baysa got
past her, Fernandes seemed to grab
the Oregon forward’s legs. Fernan
des was issued a yellow card on
the play. Nineteen minutes later,
Garbin had a similar breakaway,
and Fernandes made a diving stop
on the ball at Garbin’s feet. The
ball squirted free, but Garbin was
still tangled with Fernandes, who
was injured on the play.
“She wasn’t going for the ball,
that was obvious,” Baysa said
about her encounter with the
USC goalie. “But unfortunately,
the refs haven’t been on our side
all season.”
The Ducks were in a similarly
hard-fought contest with UCLA
on Friday, but the top-ranked
Bruins never let the Ducks get
close. UCLA scored twice in the
first 15 minutes, then cruised the
rest of the match, despite several
scoring opportunities for Oregon.
Sarah-Gayle Swanson and Breana
Boling scored the two goals for
the Bruins.
The Ducks played well in the
second half, outshooting the Bru
ins 14-10.
Oregon will next travel to Cor
vallis on Sunday to take on Ore
gon State.
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