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"We feel very good coming off a
real solid showing in Fresno, going 3
0," head coach Nils Schyllander said.
"The karma is on our side and we will
ride it south to San Diego."
Eighth-ranked junior Daria Panova
is closing in on her own school record
for wins in a single season. Last year
Panova smashed the Oregon record
with 32 wins and this year she has 27
with five matches left.
"We feel very confident after last
week and had many players step up
for us due to injuries," Schyllander
said.
Today's opponent, Tulsa, has won
its last two matches and boasts two
top-100 singles players in 75th
ranked Daniela Musolino (10-4)
and 86th-ranked Ilona Somers (12
3). The Tulsa duo also makes up the
47th-ranked doubles team in the
country.
The Ducks will play the Aztecs of
San Diego State on Saturday. San
Diego State has limped to a 5-9
record and has won only two of its
last 11 matches. The duo of Dita
Hauerlandova and Alesya Vidov has
gone 11-2 in doubles dual matches
this season. San Diego State beat the
Ducks last year, 4-3.
Oregon closes the trip against
38th-ranked San Diego on Monday.
San Diego has won seven of its last
10 matches, with all three losses
coming at the hands of top-10
teams. The Toreros also have a pair
of top-100 singles players in Gist
ranked Emma Murphy and 81st
ranked Lauren Perl. Murphy has lost
one dual match this season, setting
up a stellar No. 1 singles matchup
against Panova.
"All the schools this weekend
come from good programs and
every match will be a dogfight,"
Schyllander said.
Clayton Jones is a freelance reporter for
the Emerald.
MEN
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qualifying standard of 16-4 3/4 dur
ing the 2004 indoor season.
Texas A&M junior Justin Sutton
(17-4 1/2) dominated the event, de
feating his closest opponent by
nearly six inches.
A trio of Oregon hurdlers also
competed Thursday. Senior Brandon
Holliday, sophomore A.K. lltwuakor
and sophomore Eric Mitchum tallied
solid times in the 400 hurdles, but
failed to stay under the time qualifier
(52.62) for the event final.
Holliday finished tops among
Oregon hurdlers (14th, 53.01) and
finished second in his respective
heat behind Florida freshman and
former prep All-American Kerron
Clement (49.94).
Ikwuakor, a transfer from Col
orado, finished 17th (53.27), while
Mitchum finished 20th (53.47). Each
finished second in his respective heat.
Thursday marked the second
outdoor appearance in the 400
hurdles for Holliday and Ikwuakor
after recording Pac-10 qualifying
times of 51.89 and 52.93 at the
Oregon Preview.
Junior Paul Etter rounded out the
field of seven Oregon competitors,
taking the hammer circle for the sec
ond time this season. The Clacka
mas Community College transfer
ranked 16th (191-10) in the 23-man
field, fitter's mark failed to match his
throw of 195-9 in the Oregon Pre
view, a toss that left him less than
seven feet shy of the Oregon all-time
top-10 list (10th is 202-1).
The Texas Relays continue
through Saturday with several high
profile Ducks yet to compete. All
American long jumper Leonidas
Watson is slated to compete today,
along with participating in the triple
jump Saturday. Adam Jenkins, an
All-American in the javelin, is sched
uled for Saturday.
Contact the sports reporter
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