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^■pSaianwte *{£> ramily Treatment Services for the Chemically Dependent 541-343-2993 687 Cheshire Ave. Eugene OR 97402 Strengthening Our Community One Family at a Time Men and Women • Teen Start (Girls 12—18 years) • Child Development Center • Alcohol and Drug Treatment Call for an Assessment Vote on DuckWeb See link to online voter guide on DuckWeb gladstone.uoregon.edu/~asuoelec GENERAL VOTING STARTS TODAy! April 13th, 14th and 15th voting ends at 5pm on Friday Elections Rally Thursday 11-4 pm EMU Amphitheatre Advertise in the ODE classifieds. Call 346-4343 or place your ad online at www.dailyemerald.com IN BRIEF Men's Club lacrosse wallops Washington, 16-5 A battle on Saturday night between two of the top teams in the Pacific Northwest Collegiate Lacrosse League turned into a 16-5 rout in favor of the Ducks. Oregon’s Danny Ernst, last year’s PNCLL Most Valuable Player, scored four goals to help lead the Ducks to their convincing victory over Washington, one of only two teams ahead of Oregon in the Division A standings. The Ducks dominated the contest from the start, building a 6-0 lead be hind two first-quarter goals by Ernst. While the offense displayed a powerful attack, the Oregon defense remained strong as well, holding the Huskies scoreless until the opening minutes of the second quarter. Washington’s first score of the game cut Oregon’s lead to five — the smallest deficit the Huskies faced in the game. The Ducks eventually tacked on four more scores in the second quarter — two from Ernst and one of three goals from sophomore Julian Coffman — to take a 10-2 advantage into the half. Oregon continued the onslaught in the second half, adding two goals in the third quarter and four scores in the final quarter — three of them unanswered — to claim the 16-5 victory. In addition to solid play from Ernst and Coffman, Oregon’s Ryan Warren and Matt Connors added to the offen sive explosion with two goals apiece. In all, nine Oregon players scored at least one goal. Goalkeeper Nate Cordova anchored the Oregon defense with eight saves, including a denial of a one-on-one fast break. Brauck Cullen relieved Cordova in the fourth and also played well, recording six saves. The win improves Oregon’s record to 2-1 in division play and 6-4 overall. Up next for the Ducks is Western Washington in a non-divi sion game at home Saturday. — Luke Andrews IN BRIEF Celtics beat 76ers, take hold of Adantic Division PHILADELPHIA — The Boston Celtics took control of the Atlantic Division. Paul Pierce scored 27 points, includ ing the go-ahead basket in the final minute, and the Celtics moved closer toward clinching the division tide with a 105-98 victory over second-place Philadelphia on Thesday night. Allen Iverson scored 28 points and Kyle Korver added 17 for the 76ers, who fell three games behind Boston with five games remaining. “This was the biggest game to date,” said Pierce, who had 13 rebounds. “We had a lot on the line. We’re our own worst enemy right now. It’s in our hands to take.” Philadelphia holds the eighth and fi nal playoff spot in the Eastern Confer ence, one game behind Cleveland and one game ahead of New Jersey. — The Associated Press Football: Williams' potential 'unlimited' due to size, speed Continued from page 9 “Right now I’m just playing mediocre. I’m not living up to the po tential of my game so far. I just need to keep at it, and I’ll get where I need to be.” Williams played tight end during his sophomore year at Culver City High School before moving to wide receiver during his junior season, where he eventually garnered Super Prep All-American honors. With his size, Williams offers the kind of secu rity blanket to quarterbacks that only a select group of receivers can. The freshman can snare passes nearly 12 feet off the ground with his tremendous reach and will allow Oregon signal callers to be a little high with their throws. “If you throw him a jump ball, that’s a mismatch against safeties, let alone corners,” senior quarterback Kellen Clemens said. “Once he re fines his skills a little bit, he’s going to be one hell of a receiver. ” As spring practice continues, Williams will battle a talented group of receivers — including Demetrius Williams, Cameron Colvin, Brian Paysinger and James Finley — for playing time. While inexperienced, Jaison Williams certainly has enough talent to produce. Now it’s just a matter of shedding that dreaded label. “Jaison, right now, is a guy who has improved immensely over the offseason,” Clemens said. “With his size and speed, he has unlimited potential.” jonmetman® daily emerald. com Stressed about schoolwork? www.ducksvillage.com Don't stress over your housing for next year. Let Duck's Village help! 1, 2, 3 fit 4 Bedroom Furnished Apartments Individual Leases, Great Location Lots of Great Amenities - Come See For Yourself! (541) 485-7200 8-5 and Sat 9-3 Classifieds To place an ad, call (541) 346-4343 or stop by Room 300 EMU E-mail: dassads@dailyemerald.com Online Edition: www.dailyemerald.com Room 300, Erb Memorial Union, RO. 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