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Mark McCambridge Senior Photographer
1 Forward Mele French (9) battles Portland's Kristen Rogers (8) and Jessica Heller (9)
at Pap6 Field on Friday night. Defending national champion Portland defeated the Ducks
1-0. It was the fifth straight game that Oregon failed to score in.
Oregon's offense
wakes up in victory
After five straight shutout
losses, the Ducks beat
Weber State 3-2 on Sunday
By Jesse Thomas
Sports Reporter
It was the research that did it for the
Oregon soccer team.
Forwards Andrea Valadez and Mele
French spent all week watching Euro
pean game films, studying what it
took to properly finish a play.
In the 81st minute of Sunday's
game against Weber State, French was
set up on the run by midfielder Valerie
Mayer and delivered a 12-yard pass to
Valadez, who capitalized to give Ore
gon the game-winning goal in a 3-2
victory at Pape Field.
"The combination we put together
for my goal was exactly what we saw out
of the videos, and it was great" Valadez
said. "It was totally a textbook shot
"Mele, me, Sabrina (DeMonte) and
Christine (Mintz) — we all watch,
and Domenique (Lainez) sometimes.
We just sit down and watch the goals
because if you visualize things they
happen more often."
Oregon (6-5) got its first win after
five straight __
shutouts, in* s m
eluding a 1-0 X** Ui XL* 1%
loss on Friday SOCCER
to defending _
national cham
pion Portland at Pape Field.
"We're happy with the result," Ore
gon head coach Bill Steffen said. "We
need to be a bit more efficient in our
chances. I thought we created some
real good chances, and we didn't put
them away."
The Ducks entered Sunday's game
poised and appeared determined on
offense. However, even with nine
Turn to SOCCER, page 10
Q 2003 Oregon Football
oREGon Student Ticket Release Dates
Students enrolled for Fall 2003 classes AND paying student incidental fees can pick up one ticket for
each game at the ticket offices located in the EMU or at the Len Casanova Center.* Student tickets are
funded by the ADFC through student incidental fees. 6,100 tickets will be available for the remaining
games. Any remaining student tickets will become available to students for purchase for their friends
and family on Wednesday during the week of the home football game.
*On first day of distribution for each game, tickets will be distributed from the South Ticket building at Autzen Stadium instead of the Casanova Center.
Game Date
October 25, 2003
November 8, 2003
November 22, 2003
Opponent
Stanford
California
Oregon State
For more information, students should contact the Duck Ticket
Office at (541) 346-4461 or the ASUO at (541) 346-3724.
Release Date
Monday, October 13
Monday, October 27
Tuesday, November 11
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