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Salem-News.com Sports (September 03, 2006 13:45)Boxers Beat Cal State East Bay Salem-News.com SPORTSBoth teams will play two more matches in the Boxer Kickoff Tournament on Sunday. Pacific will face Texas Lutheran at 1:00 PM. before playing a rematch with Southwestern at 8:00 PM. Cal State East Bay plays Southwestern at 1:00 PM, followed by Lewis & Clark at 6:00 PM. (FOREST GROVE) -  For the second straight season, Pacific handed Cal State East Bay a loss at the Boxer Kickoff Invitational as Jill Peacock's 20 kills led Pacific to a four-game victory, 30-25, 30-18, 28-30, 30-19, at the Boxer Kickoff Volleyball Invitational at the Pacific Athletic Center.
The Boxers (1-2) earned their first win of the season thanks to a .228 attack percentage, hitting .308 in game two and .257 in each of the last two games.
Peacock led three Boxers' in double figure kills. Melissa Dunn connected for a double-double of 11 kills and 16 digs and Sarah Monda finished with 10 kills. Jamie Furutani, meanwhile, was a magnet as she registered a career high 23 digs.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 03, 2006 13:39)No. 9 Wisconsin Downs Beavers Salem-News.com SPORTSThe Beavers return to action next Friday at 7:00 PM for their home opener against San Diego State.
(CORVALLIS) -  The season opening road trip for the Oregon State volleyball team (1-6) concluded Saturday night with a 0-3 loss to No. 9 Wisconsin (22-30, 20-30, 28-30). Despite being down two games to none, the Beavers fought valiantly in an effort to force a fourth game but the Badgers were just too much.
“We had high hopes for this trip,” head coach Taras Liskevych said. “We stumbled with inconsistent play at UNLV and exaccerbatted that with not putting away Loyola and South Dakota State when we had match point in each match. But I’m proud of the way the team has continued to fight during this losing streak.”
Oregon State which had used a two-setter system in the first six matches of the season, switched to a one-setter system against the Badgers.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 03, 2006 13:22)Linfield Wins Sixth Straight Salem-News.com SPORTSThe Wildcats will make their home debut next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. against Cal State-East Bay from Hayward, Calif. (COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.) -  Linfield’s men’s soccer team shut out Bethel of Minnesota 3-0 Saturday night for its sixth straight victory since last season.
The Wildcats finished 2-0 in the season-opening Bill Boddington Tournament here, as did host Colorado College, which defeated Simpson of Iowa 3-2 in two overtimes on Saturday. Linfield beat Simpson 6-2 on Friday.
Linfield will play Colorado College Monday at 12:30 PM PST in a non-conference game that is not part of the tournament. The Wildcats will return to Oregon Monday night.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 03, 2006 13:12)Wolves Roll to 42-0 Win Over Bearcats Salem-News.com SPORTSWestern Oregon will continue local rivalry play next week, traveling to McMinnville to take on Linfield on Saturday, at 6:00 PM. (SALEM) -  Eliot Vinzant rushed for 174 yards and two touchdowns and Western Oregon’s defense shutout Willamette for the second year in a row as the Wolves topped the Bearcats 42-0 on Saturday night at McCulloch Stadium.
Vinzant, a senior from Scappoose, had touchdowns runs of 36 and 55 yards and averaged 8.3 yards a carry. He helped the Wolves carve out 423 yards of total offense, including 266 on the ground.
Vinzant got the Wolves on the board first, but it wasn’t until a scoreless first quarter was over.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 03, 2006 02:02)Bruins Fall to Host Loggers in Three Straight Tournament Games Salem-News.com SPORTSGeorge Fox (0-3) heads for Claremont, Calif., next weekend for the Pacific Coast Classic hosted by the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer Colleges.
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(TACOMA, Wash.) -  Still leading 20-18, the Bruins surrendered seven unanswered points, including three kills by Jamie Eggers, and fell behind 25-20. They got no closer than four the rest of the way.
Other than an early 1-0 deficit, Puget Sound led all of game two, though George Fox stayed close until late.
It was only a 24-21 margin when the Loggers went on a 6-1 run to end the game. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 02, 2006 22:59)Wildcats Win Willamette Invitational Salem-News.com SPORTSLinfield packs its bags for a trip to Colorado Springs, Colo., next weekend. The Wildcats are scheduled to compete in the Colorado College Invitational, where they’ll meet Elmhurst and host Colorado College on Friday. Saturday’s slate has Linfield meeting NWC foe Pacific Lutheran along with Concordia-Austin. (SALEM) -  Linfield brought home the championship crown of the Willamette Invitational, rolling through the tournament without losing a game in three scheduled matches.
The 15th-ranked Wildcats (3-0) followed up Friday night’s sweep of Evergreen State with whitewashes on Saturday of host Willamette and UC-Santa Cruz.
Led by the dozen kills of Lauren Kreiger and Lisa Brocard, the Wildcats topped the Bearcats 30-15, 30-18, 30-23. The Wildcats hit .320 to the Willamette’s .047, and collected seven blocks to the Bearcats’ four.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 02, 2006 22:45)Linfield, Lewis & Clark Capture Boxer Rebellion Team Titles Salem-News.com SPORTSCorban’s Brent Fahsolz wins the men race. (FOREST GROVE) -  Linfield and Lewis & Clark opened up their 2006 cross country seasons with team victories Saturday, capturing honors at the Boxer Rebellion meet Saturday at Lincoln Park.
The Linfield men placed their top five runners in the top 11, led by a third place finish from Harrison Wilson, to score a winning total of 36 points. The Lewis & Clark women placed their top five runners within the top eight to score 24 points in the victory.
Tamma Carleton and Amanda Phillips gave the Pioneers a one-two finish in the women's 6,000-meter race en route to the victory. Carleton pulled away in the final mile to win the race in a time of 22:32.27...
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 02, 2006 22:29)Bruins Shutout Knights in Season Opener Salem-News.com SPORTSGeorge Fox (1-0) heads south next weekend, taking on Simpson University in Redding, Calif., on Friday night at 8 PM before visiting Southern Oregon University Saturday at 1:00 PM. (PORTLAND) -  Scoring the most goals in a game in two years, the George Fox University Bruins scored three times in each half and coasted to a 6-0 victory over the Warner Pacific College Knights in their women’s soccer season opener Saturday afternoon here at Portland Christian High School.
The last time the Bruins scored as many as six goals in a game was a 6-0 win over Cascade College on Sept. 10th, 2004.
The win was also the Bruins’ fourth in as many games in the series with the Knights and the largest margin in any of them.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 02, 2006 22:20)Ducks Complete Weekend Sweep; Now 5-0 Salem-News.com SPORTSThe Ducks return to McArthur Court on Friday, Sept. 8th, to host Fresno State at 7:00 PM. (NORTHRIDGE, Calif.) -  The University of Oregon volleyball team finished off a perfect road trip, defeating Utah State, 3-0, to win the 2006 Freemont Investment & Loan Invitational hosted by Cal State Northridge.
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