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cantly improved since spring of last
year," she said. "A lot of that has to
due with getting the confidence of go
ing out there and playing in games."
Her teammates have seen the im
provements as well.
"She's an extremely hard worker and
dedicated to soccer," redshirt junior Dara
Wone said. "On the field she is a good
leader for this team. As a defender, I feel
really confident having her behind me"
Lainez remembers the feeling of
her first home game this season when
her name was announced as the
starter. Lainez had told junior Chris
tine Mintz, "I wish my mom was
there for that moment."
Soccer has been a family affair for
Lainez ever since she was young. She
began playing in an under 12 team
when she was 8. Lainez was coached by
her father for six years from elementary
school through 8th grade.
Lainez's most memorable experience
was as a sophomore when her sister,
Luda Lainez — a junior at the time —
and she were playing in a tournament.
The referee made the mistake of letting
the game go two minutes past regula
tion without checking his watch, ac
cording to Lainez.
In those last two minutes,
Domenique Lainez got scored on,
and her team lost. She remembers cry
ing and her sister comforting her.
"1 just remember her saying 'you
played great,'" she said. "1 just remem
ber her putting her hand around my
shoulders and saying 'it's all right.'"
On the field, she seems to be able
to cover all areas. Off the field, she is
just busy. Lainez is a member of the
Chi Omega sorority and serves as the
soccer representative for the Student
Athlete Advisory Council, which fo
cuses on community service.
"She wants to do her best in every
thing," Wone said. "She's got a lot of
determination. She's got a lot of ener
gy. That's just her char art er."
Lainez describes her character as
ambitious, involved and determined.
But beyond that she always strives to
be different.
'She could become a great leader,"
former Oregon goalkeeper Sarah Peters
said. "She's already got the position part
down. That's a huge part of becoming
a leader."
Lainez will look to lead her team this
weekend in Oregon's first Pacific-10
Conference homestand. Oregon (7-7
overall, 1-3 Pac-10) faces Stanford on
Friday and California on Sunday at
Pape Field.
For Lainez, this weekend means
something extra. Her mother, Gloria
Lainez, will be in attendance. It will be
her mother's first ever trip to watch her
play at Pape Field.
"I want my mom to be proud of
me," Domenique Lainez said.
When asked if she's proud of her
daughter, a boastful mother said: "Oh
absolutely. Ihat's in capital letters. She's
one to be admired. She never gives up."
Contact the sports reporter
at jessethomas@dailyemerald.com.
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Oregon proved to be a competi
tive team in the next game, and end
ed the final period tied with Wash
ington State. Oregon lost in the
shootout but hopes to get its first
win tonight against California State
Sacramento at Lane County Ice Are
na. The game begins at 7:30 p.m.
and admission is free.
It's no World Series, but...
After a long week of tryouts and an
excellent turnout Oregon's Club Base
ball team is already making plans to
have a successful spring season.
"Fifty players battled for 15 spots,
so it was very competitive," coordi
nator Jonathan Loomis said. "The
group of guys that came out were
definitely talented. *
The team practices four days a
week on both the Turf Field and in
the Hayward Field House and is
preparing for a Krispy Kreme fundf
raiser in January. The team will be
selling the doughnuts on campus.
Kirsten McEwen is a freelance reporter
for the Emerald.
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