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IN BRIEF Ducks' losing streak extended to 14 matches Oregon found Los Angeles to be unwelcoming as it surrendered a pair of three-game victories to No. 6 USC and No. 17 UCLA last weekend. The Ducks (9-18 overall, 1-16 Pacific-10 Conference) have been swept by their last seven op ponents. On Saturday, the Bruins (17-9, 10-6) landed 63 digs and had a .387 hitting percentage to sweep Oregon, 30-16, 30-22, 30-27. Oregon started off rusty, hitting .081 with 10 kills and seven errors in the first game. Its attack landed 35 kills and committed only six er rors in the next two games. The □BURTOn $399 with Boots & Bindings All Packages include Free Mounting & Free Hot Wax 13th & Lawrence • Eugene * 683-1300 Ducks finished with a .246 hitting percentage and two fewer errors than UCLA. Sophomore Sarah Mason led all hitters with a match-high 16 kills and landed Oregon’s only service ace. Middle blocker Kristen Bitter tallied a career-best 12 kills and outside hitter Kelly Russell added 10. Bitter, a sophomore, hit .409 for the match. UCLA senior Brittany Ringel and sophomore Nana Meriwether each recorded 12 kills. The Bruins had five players hit at .400 or better. Libero Chrissie Zartman’s place ment on the floor put her in posi tion for 23 digs. USC (18-4, 13-3) blasted through the Ducks on Friday, 30-23, 30-23, 30-18, with the help of Bibiana Candelas’ match-high 13 kills and four block assists. The junior mid dle blocker hit at a .722 clip and Need Cash? extra money for back-to-school expenses? irn $180/month donate plasma 683-9430 IBR Plasma Center I block east of Garfield on 8th I90I W 8th Ave. New donors: bring in this ad for an extra $5 on first visit committed no attack errors on 18 swing attempts. Mason was Oregon’s pacesetter, hitting .345 and knocking down a team-best 12 kills. She has recorded 40 kills in the last three matches. Freshman outside hitter Sarah Florian posted 11 kills on 25 at tempts for the Women of Tboy. USC played the younger members of its squad and rested seniors Emily Adams and Keao Burdine. Adams played in one game. Burdine, USC’s kills leader this season, did not see any action. Russell was held to only four kills but collected a team-high 10 digs for Oregon. Oregon finished the road trip with 18 service errors and a com bined hitting percentage of .196. — Stephen Miller Adult Men's & Womens Downhill Package Axium Skis with b Axium 90 Bindings $199 Free Mounting Free Hot Wax jgfoV f hi f hop 13th & Lawrence • Eugene • 683-1300 www.bergsskishop.com ■ Duck wrestling Ducks consistent, show promise at Best of the West tourney Scott Barker, Shane Webster and Joey Bracamonte each finished first in their respective weight classes for Oregon BY SCOITJ. ADAMS DAILY EMERALD FREELANCE REPORTER On Saturday, the Oregon wrestling team competed at the SOC Best of the West Tournament in Medford and continued its winning ways as three Ducks finished first in their respective weight divisions. The usual suspects of senior Scott Barker, Shane Webster and Joey Bracamonte took home titles for the 197, 174 and 165-pound weight classes, respectively. Webster’s first place finish was a welcoming result for the junior from Sams Valley, who settled for second-place at last year’s Best of the West Tournament. Barker (8-0) and Bracamonte (7-0) remain undefeated this season heading into this week’s Pacific 10 Conference opener with UC Davis at McArthur Court on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Oregon head coach Chuck Kear ney has enjoyed his team’s success ful start and marveled at its per formance last Saturday. “I was really pleased with our consistency,” Kearney said. “Over all, it was a very solid weekend.” As for the rest of Oregon’s wrestlers, junior Chet McBee and sophomore Cyle Hartzell finished in second place as finalists for the 184 and 157-pound weight classes, respectively. This was the first tour nament Hartzell has wrestled in all season. 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