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Wrestling
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Bowlby at heavyweight — earned
third place.
Michael Delaney took fourth at
125 while Tony Hook earned fourth
place through the conference’s “true
fourth place” challenge rule.
Beaver wrestlers Mike Unger at
141 and Jason Lovell at 197 both
earned fifth place.
Of the Vikings, only Eric Arbogast
will be traveling to the national tour
nament. Arbogast took second at
165. Quinn Collett finished fifth at
174 while Randy Davidson earned
sixth place at 197.
Top of the Pac-10
The top four wrestlers from
each weight class earned trips to
the NCAA Championships. Ari
zona State and Boise State are
each sending eight wrestlers.
Arizona State also had six indi
vidual champions — Mike Simp
son at 133, Eric Larkin at 149,
Nick Frost at 165, Curtis Owen at
174, Ryan Bader at 197 and Kel
lan Fluckiger at heavyweight.
Boise State was the only other
school with multiple individual ti
tles. Both Ben VomBaur at 125
and Gabe Vigil at 141 won their
weight class.
Gal Poly’s Ryan Halsey won the
184 title while Jeremiah Jarvis of
Cal Davis won the 157 weight class.
Final Pac-10 finishes
At the Pac-10 tournament, Ari
zona State won first place with 134
points, while defending Pac-10
champion Boise State finished sec
ond with 127 points.
Oregon State took third with
93.5 points, at least a 20-point
margin behind and ahead of the
closest schools. Cal Poly took
fourth place with 73.5 points.
Oregon finished fifth with 68
points, just ahead of sixth-place
Cal State-Bakersfield’s 66.5 points.
Cal Davis took seventh with 46.5
points and Cal State-Fullerton took
eighth with 44.5 points.
Stanford finished ninth with
37.5 points while Portland State
rounded out the conference with
32.5 points.
Mindi Rice is a freelance writer
for the Emerald.
Softball
continued from page 9
“Portland State always plays
Oregon tough,” Arendsen said. “I
expect a battle.”
Arendsen commented on Viking
coach Teri Mariani, saying she’s a
staple in collegiate softball.
“She’s been their coach since I was
playing in college,” Arendsen said.
Mariani is in her 27th year as
head coach at Portland State.
One of Oregon’s keys to success
this season is its pitching. Fresh
man Amy Harris, sophomore
Lindsey Kontra, junior Anissa
Meashintubby and senior Andrea
Vidlund are each contributing a
characteristic of their pitching to
the team’s success.
Harris, in her first season, is al
ready only 43 strikeouts away
from breaking into Oregon’s all
time top 10 for strikeouts. The
Eugene native has 70 this season,
leading the Ducks and putting
her at sixth all-time for single-sea
son strikeouts.
Kontra had a 6-0 record at the
end of the preseason tourna
ments. She was named to the all
tournament team in Oregon’s sec
ond-place finish at the National
Invitational Softball Tournament
on Sunday.
Meashintubby is the shutout
leader in the Ducks’ arsenal. She
is currently tied for seventh all
time at Oregon. The junior also
needs only five wins to break into
the top 10 career victories list.
Vidlund is the experienced sen
ior of the pitching squad. She is
eighth all-time at Oregon with 262
career innings pitched. She is also
tied for eighth all-time with six ca
reer shutouts and is tied for 10th
all-time with 22 complete games.
Each of Oregon’s four pitchers
brings a different strength and a
different level of collegiate experi
ence to the squad, combining to
help the others become better as
well as helping the team win.
After the Portland State double
header, the Ducks open Pacific-10
Conference play Saturday in Cor
vallis. Oregon will face No. 17
Oregon State at 2 p.m.
Oregon State is 19-9 this season
and ranked No. 17 in both nation
al polls. Oregon is the only Pac-10
team ranked below the Beavers ir^^
either poll.
Once the Ducks begin the game
in Corvallis, they will step into the
heart of the Pac-10 season. All
eight Pac-10 teams are ranked in
the top 25, including No. 1 UCLA
and No. 2 Arizona. No. 7 Califor
nia is the defending national
champion, and No. 5 Washington
rounds out the Pac-10 teams ap
pearing in the top 10.
Oregon’s next home game is
April 11 against Washington.
Mindi Rice is a freelance writer
for the Emerald.
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