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Salem-News.com Sports (November 06, 2006 11:28)Women's Volleyball: Wildcats Advance to West Regional Salem-News.com SPORTSThe Wildcats (21-2), the West Region’s No. 2 seed, face seventh-seeded Colorado College (23-10) in the opening round Thursday at 3:30 PM. (McMINNVILLE) -  Fresh from capturing a share of its second Northwest Conference title in four years, the Linfield Wildcats are headed to southern California this week to compete in the NCAA Division III West Regional, hosted by the University of La Verne.
NWC rival Pacific Lutheran (20-6), which tied Linfield for the NWC crown, received an at-large berth and will meet sixth-seeded Redlands (20-6) in the first round at 6:00 PM.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 06, 2006 10:02)Women's Soccer: Ducks Claim Second Place in Pac-10 Salem-News.com SPORTSSunday’s win marked Oregon’s first-ever sweep of the L.A. schools, and just the third Pac-10 sweep in program history (EUGENE) -  Senior Nicole Garbin scored twice as Oregon closed out the regular season by defeating USC 3-1 Sunday before 627 fans at Pape’ Field. Coupled with California’s 1-0 defeat of Stanford, the Ducks finished second in the Pac-10, a high mark for the program by a landslide.
Oregon, 12-6-2 overall and 6-1-2 in the Pac-10, awaits its first-ever NCAA Tournament bid. The 2006 NCAA Tournament selection show will be broadcast Monday at noon on ESPNews.
"It’s senior day; it’s my day," said Garbin." All the luck was on our side. But today was kind of different because all the alumni were here and they’ve never been to the NCAA Tournament so I just felt like I kind of owed it to them."
Sunday certainly was a statement game for Oregon’s two seniors.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 06, 2006 09:50)Women's Basketball: Oregon State Dominates Western Oregon, 96-44 Salem-News.com SPORTSOregon State opens the regular season on Saturday against Southern Utah. Tip-off is scheduled for 2:00 PM in Gill Coliseum. (CORVALLIS) -  Freshman guard Jasmine Smith scored 26 points to lead five Oregon State players in double figures as the Beavers stormed past Western Oregon by a 96-44 score in Sunday’s exhibition women’s basketball game.
All nine Beaver players scored on the night as the balanced OSU attack led from start to finish.
Western Oregon closed within two points (14-12) on just one occasion early in the first half, but Oregon State responded by using a 42-14 run over the final 11-minutes of the frame to take a commanding 56-26 lead into the locker room.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 06, 2006 09:37)Men’s Basketball: Beavers Win Exhibition Game vs. Saint Martin’s, 92-76 Salem-News.com SPORTSOSU opens the regular season next weekend (Friday-Sunday, Nov. 10th-12th) with its own Oregon Rain Invitational, a three-day, four-team, round-robin tournament in Gill Coliseum that also features Portland, Southeastern Louisiana and Cal Poly. (CORVALLIS) -  Five Oregon State men’s basketball players reached double-figures to lead the squad to a 92-76 win over Saint Martin’s on Sunday afternoon at Gill Coliseum. It was the Beavers’ lone exhibition game prior to the start of the 2006-07 regular season.
Junior forward Marcel Jones had 19 points, followed by junior forward Sasa Cuic with 18, redshirt freshman guard Josh Tarver with 14, freshman guard Vojin Svilar with 11 and senior center Kyle Jeffers with 10.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 06, 2006 09:26)Willamette Women’s Soccer Team is Selected For NCAA Division III National Tournament Salem-News.com SPORTSFirst and Second Round Pairings and Sites will be released by the NCAA on Monday. (SALEM) -  The Willamette University women’s soccer team, 16-2-2 on the season, has been selected to receive one of 19 at-large bids to the 2006 NCAA Division III National Tournament, which will feature a 60-team bracket. Pairings and sites for first round and second round games will be released by the NCAA on Monday.
Willamette will be making its fifth trip to the NCAA National Tournament since 1998, but it is the Bearcats’ first berth since 2001, when WU advanced to the semifinals. Head Coach Jim Tursi, now in his 14th year at Willamette, also led the Bearcats to five consecutive NAIA Tournament berths from 1993-97.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 05, 2006 23:59)Seattle Beats Winter Hawks 5-1 to Split Weekend Salem-News.com SPORTSSeattle, (5-4-1-5), now has sole possession of fourth place in the US Division, 2 points ahead of Portland. (SEATTLE, Wash) -  Bretton Stamler had a hat trick to lead the Seattle Thunderbirds to a 5-1 win over the Portland Winter Hawks Saturday at Key Arena in Seattle.
Rob Klinkhammer’s power play goal off a pretty feed by 16-year-old rookie Tristan King was Portland’s lone goal. The Hawks had a tough time generating any pressure on Seattle all night as the Hawks were outshot 26-19.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 05, 2006 22:40)Willamette U Chooses Athletes of the Month Salem-News.com SPORTSBearcats award students with outstanding performance in athletics (SALEM) -  Willamette University is now choosing an Athlete of the Month based on athletic performances by its student-athletes in the 20 sports involving the Bearcats.
One Men's Athlete of the Month and one Women's Athlete of the Month will be chosen at the end of each month.
Zerzan took first place in the women’s race at the Northwest Conference Championships.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 05, 2006 22:34)Groves’ 16 Kills Lead Puget Sound Past Willamette Salem-News.com SPORTSThe Loggers held a 76-55 edge in digs, primarily because Rachel Gross led all players for both teams with 24 digs. (TACOMA, Wash.) -  Junior middle blocker Monica Groves provided 16 kills to lead the University of Puget Sound to a 30-23, 30-23, 30-27 victory over Willamette University, in a Northwest Conference match at Memorial Fieldhouse on Saturday, Nov. 4th. Groves made just two attacking errors on 32 total attempts and earned a .438 hitting percentage to carry the load for UPS.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 05, 2006 22:22)Willamette Improves to 2-6 Overall Salem-News.com SPORTSWillamette Forces Seven Turnovers, Offense Gains 381 Yards, as Bearcats Rout Pioneers, 61-14 (SALEM) -  The Willamette University offense drove 65 yards and 70 yards for touchdowns against Lewis & Clark early in the game, then the WU defense took control, forcing seven turnovers and providing two defensive touchdowns, as the Bearcats routed the Pioneers, 61-14, in a Northwest Conference game on Saturday, Nov. 4. Willamette improved to 2-6 overall, 2-3 in the NWC. Lewis & Clark dropped to 0-8 on the season, 0-5 in the NWC.
Willamette’s home crowd at McCulloch Stadium saw WU earn the most points scored by the Bearcats in the history of the WU-L&C series. It also saw the most points tallied by the Bearcats since a 63-24 win over the University of Puget Sound during the 2002 season. Read Full Article
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