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I Recreational Sp Winter Term 2004 League Manager Meetings Location Time Basketball January 13 *SRC Multipurpose #44:00p.m. Floor Hockey January 20 ‘SRC Ulrich Room 63 4:00p.m. Coed Volleyball January 21 ‘SRC Ulrich Room 63 4:00p.m. League Playoff Meetings Location Time Basketball February 12 *SRC Multipurpose #44:00p.m. Coed Volleyball February 12 ‘SRC Ulrich Room 63 5: :00p.m. Floor Hockey February 17 ‘SRC Ulrich Room 63 4:00p.m. Special Events Deadline Dates Location Basketball Scramble January 13 January 14 Courts 4 & 5, SRC Open Swim Meet February 11 February 13, 5:00 p.m. Leighton Pool Hot Shot, 3-point Contest February 11 February 12, 4:00 p.m. Court 1, SRC One Day Events Deadline Dates Location Pac-10 3-on-3 Basketball February 4 February 7 Courts 1, 2, 3, SRC Table Tennis February 5 February 8, noon 220 Gerlinqer Hall Wrestling February 12, 3:45-5:00p.m. February 12, 7:30p.m. Mac Court Badminton February 26 February 29, 3:30p.m Court 3, SRC Two Day Tournaments Deadline Dates Location Indoor Soccer February 11 February 14-15 Courts 4 & 5, SRC Stadium Flag Football February 19 February 21-22 Autzen Stadium ‘Student Recreation Center An equal-opportunity, affirmative-action institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Accommodations for people with disabilities will be provided if requested in advance. For more information, stop by 102 Esslinger Hall or call 346-4113. Visit our Web site: http://pars.uoregon.edu hRFfiON DAIIY FMFBfll H your independent student newspaper Adam Amato Photo Editor Corrie Mizusawa has become an integral part of the Oregon offense in her first year here. TRANSFER continued from page 2B in the WCC. "We just felt'that she was a strong leader, a great basketball player and a very, very good student," Smith said. "A good character for our program." Throughout the preseason, Smith raved about Mizusawa's old-school point guard style. Mizusawa tied a school record with 14 assists in Ore gon's Nov. 25 victory at Gonzaga, a lit tle more than a week after Mizu sawa missed the record by one in a victory against Valparaiso. But that point guard part of Mizu sawa almost passed up Oregon for Temple University in Pennsylvania. it came between Oregon and Temple," Mizusawa said. "Because their head coach is Dawn Staley. She's the best point guard to ever play women's basketball." Oregon won out in part because it wasn't a long flight away, making it easier for Mizusawa's family to attend her games. "My mom has every tape of high school and college," Mizusawa said. "She has over 120 tapes." Her mother still attends every game that Mizusawa plays in, while her old er brother Jarrod Mizusawa joins for the trips to Eugene. Her brother and Carrie Mizusawa, her older sister, are a part of Corrie Mizusawa's basketball development. Somewhat out of necessity, her love for basketball started at a young age. With siblings who played basketball, Mizusawa has had a ball in her hands , since she was two but didn't start play ing the game in a team-oriented set ting until elementary school. Things are a bit different 6n the college court than the elementary school one. "She's our leader," teammate Chelsea Wagner said. "We don't really have to worry about Corrie, she does her jobs so well that we just need to worry about our jobs. We've looked to her a lot to help carry the team, and she's done a great job." Wagner transferred from Hawaii af "We just felt that she was a strong leader, a great basketball player and a very, very good student." Bev Smith Oregon head coach vouuiau year. She and Mizusawa lived together last year, both spending the year as redshirts to meet transfer re quirements. While Wagner, a Springfield na tive, transferred partly to be doser to home, Mizusawa s choice of Ore gon wasn't solely for the basketball program. "I love this school," Mizusawa said. "Even if I wasn't playing basketball here, this is a school I would want to go to for the environment and the drive to win in all sports." Now her remaining college days are planned out: Play basketball at Ore gon and graduate as an education ma jor. But what follows that isn't so easy to predict. "Obviously, if I have an opportuni ty to play basketball after Oregon, I'll definitely do that," Mizusawa said. "But eventually I'm going to go back to California, get a job, probably teaching. I'll probably coach at some point. I'm not quite sure." Contact the senior sports reporter at mindirice@dailyemerald.com. rociaro Ice Cream and Coffee Parlour is known for... ( ft 1 Mouthwatering Italian cuisine [B ) Liue music 7 nights a week lCJUnique and _artful ambiance [ Ci 1 Fun and casual dining experience OB fill of the aboue 259 E. 5th Ave. 343-8488 Lunch Tues-Thurs | Dinner 7 Nights jofeds.com Advertise in the ODE classifieds. Call 346-4343 or place your ad online at www.dailyemerald.com
