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Soccer: Midfielder receives academic award Continued from page 9 the off-season for a sixth year of eligibility in light of her knee injuries that sidelined her for all of 2002 and 2004. Pending she be allowed to play in 2006, Garbin will return to a team that tripled last year’s win total and put together the program’s best non conference record (8-1-1). Garbin has high expectations for Oregon next season and the parting seniors to thank for helping the Ducks to their second nine-win season in the program’s history. vvv'*ou SPAGHETTI (Si garlic bread 135° Every Tuesday PIZZA PETE’S 2506 Willakenzie 344-0998 /)ac/c P/a7a 2673 Willamette 484-0996 27th and Willamette “We wouldn’t be where we are without them,” Garbin said. “I expect us to go farther than we did this year and to have a winning season.” The senior play of Garbin, Valadez, Katie Abrahamson and Cristan Higa was essential to Oregon’s success this year, but more importantly, they pro vided leadership for Erickson’s upcom ing younger players such as Chatfield. “I felt thankful all season to have them there,” Chatfield said of her older teammates. “It was a pleasure playing with them.” MOHAWK COIN o, $h ft* LAUNDRY ATTENDANT ON DUTY 100 Machines Means No Wait! 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We still rely too much on our athleticism rather than strategy and moving the ball to build our attack, but those are things we can work on in spring.” After Sunday’s loss, Erickson once again touched on how pleasiiig her team’s unexpected success was for her and her staff. “1 know I’ve said this a lot lately, but I truly am surprised with how well we have done this year,” Erickson said. On a positive note, senior midfielder Caitlin Gamble was named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All District-8 soccer first team. The senior was second on the Ducks in goals scored this season with four. sadams@ dailyemerald, com 023673 k\ Driver Helpers Positions Available Throughout Oregon! On call w/ 3-6 hour shifts • Must be 18 & able to lift 70 lbs. Must meet appearance standards. 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