Women travel, men stay home for Boise
The No. 51 Oregon women!*
tennis team is in Arizona for
two matches and the No. 69
men will host Boise State
Tennis
Ryan Heath
Sports Freelancer
The Oregon women’s tennis team
begins its Pacific-10 Conference
season this weekend with matches
against No. 16 Arizona in Tucson on
Friday and No. 8 Arizona State in
Tempe on Saturday.
The men will be looking to
avenge a close 4-3 loss from a year
ago when they host No. 75 Boise
State on Saturday.
The Ducks took the Broncos down
to the wire last year, but fell in the
last set of the last match in Boise.
“It was a painful loss last year,”
head coach Chris Russell said.
“We think things will be different
now that we have the home court
advantage.”
The Ducks are coming off a big 7
0 victory over Portland that boosted
them from No. 72 to No. 69 in the
nation. Despite recent successes
and a solid 4-1 start, the Ducks are
not looking past a Bronco team that
boasts the No. 86 player in the na
tion in Guillaume Bouvier.
The Oregon doubles team of
Oded Teig and Sven Swinnen will
be looking to improve on its 4-1
record against No. 42 Bouvier and
Marcus Bemtson.
“Boise State is a well-coached
team,” Russell said. “We just need
to keep doing what we’ve been
practicing.”
The No. 51 women will be taking
on their toughest competition so far
this year just a few a days after drop
ping two spots in the national rank
ings. The Ducks dropped despite win
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rung four matches last weekend, two
against ranked opponents.
Oregon sophomore and No. 28
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"Boise State is a well
coached team. We just
need to keep doing
what we've been
practicing"
Chris Russell
men's tennis coach
21 Adria Engel of Arizona State as
she attempts to remain undefeated
in singles play.
Arizona also features two more
players in the top 70 as well as the
No. 25 doubles team in Mlakar and
Debbie Larocque. Arizona State
sends out No. 39 Dora Krstulovic
and No. 109 Mhairi Brown with En
gel and two doubles teams in the
top 40.
Taking on ranked opponents on
the road could serve to be a major
distraction, but head coach Nils
Schyllander thinks the Ducks are
up to the challenge.
“We’re not worried about what
they’re doing,” Schyllander said.
“We’re just focusing on what we
need to do.”
The Ducks’ focuses at the mo
ment are extending their seven
game winning streak and earning
their first Pac-10 victory of the
young season.
“We feel confident,” Schyllander
said. “We are playing good tennis
right now.”
The women begin play at 1:30
p.m. on Friday in Tucson and noon
on Saturday in Tempe.
“They have good teams,” Schyl
lander said. “But we can play with
the best.”
Then men take on Boise State at
noon on Saturday at the Student
Tennis Center. For fans who worry
about the start time conflicting with
lunch, free pizza will be provided.
Ryan Heath is a freelance writer
for the Emerald.
Sports brief
Cheerleaders place
at nationals
The Oregon cheerleading squad
placed third overall in the Division I
co-ed competition at the United
Spirit Association Collegiate Cheer
and Dance Nationals on Monday.
The Ducks placed behind Long
Beach State and Califomia-San
Diego at the competition in Las Ve
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Conference squads that competed,
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Oregon’s mascots placed second
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tryouts for next year’s squad, which
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