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■ Women's golf
Ducks edge into third place
after successful final round
BY SCOTT J. ADAMS
DAILY EMERALD FREELANCE REPORTER
A trio of Ducks finished in the top 20
at the Pinehurst Challenge following
the final round of play held Tuesday at
the par-72,6,009-yard Pinehurst No. 8
course in North Carolina. The three —
Kim McCready, Johnna Nealy and Erin
Andrews — helped secure a third
place finish for the Ducks.
Much like last year’s event, which
was canceled because of a snow
storm, harsh weather conditions hin
dered play on the final round as golfers
battled rain, hail and 40 mph winds.
Leading the Ducks on Tuesday was
freshman Victoria Wenslow, who card
ed a 77. Nealy shot a 78, and Mc
Cready and Andrews each scored 81.
McCready’s ninth place finish was a
team best and her third top-10 finish in
six events this season.
Oregon tallied a team score of 945,
edging Mississippi State by one stroke
for third place.
The team title went to No. 25 Wash
ington State, who was the only ranked
team competing at the Challenge. The
Cougars recorded 314 in the final
round, bringing their final three-round
total to 918. UNC Wilmington finished
second at 939. The Seahawks’ Becky
Berzonski and Michelle Jarman tied at
224 apiece to share the individual title.
Oregon head coach Shannon Rouil
lard was pleased with how well her
team capitalized on opportunities to
move up in the field Iliesday.
“I was really glad that we ended up
playing today,” Rouillard said. “I knew
we were going to have a good chance
to move up, and we did. ”
Oregon returns home on March 21
to host the Duck Invitational in
Junction City.
Volleyball: Service errors hurt Ducks' play
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allowing the Broncos to build a
sizable lead, which resulted in a
25-20 Boise State win.
Oregon responded in the second
game with quality play off the bench
by Kyle Sinner, giving the Ducks a
25-16 victory. Oregon carried its
momentum into the third and final
game, defeating the Broncos, 25-21.
After a bye in the quarterfinals
and two consecutive victories, the
Ducks met a familiar opponent in
the semifinals.
Step-Up, a team that regularly
practices with the Ducks, gave little
resistance to Oregon, and the Ducks
cruised to two easy victories, 25-17,
25-22. With the win, Oregon ad
vanced to the championship game
against Boise State.
Olson was the lone man named to
the all-tournament team for the Ducks.
Olson, Sinner and Mead are the only
returning players on this year’s squad.
Oregon’s next tournament is the
Las Vegas Ooen on March 25 and 26.
“We have a ton of raw talent, and
at moments, we show it,” Mead said.
“At times you can see our greatness.”
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