[Fwd: Stanford vs. Oregon, wvb results]

Here is the official word (slightly formatted and with a couple
of comments), but, as usual, down one page in case anyone is
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Aimee Dombroski wrote:
> 
> No. 7 Cardinal Sweeps Oregon 3-0
> 
> Ogonna Nnamani tallies a match-high 14 kills while hitting .560 on
> the night.
>
> Nov. 20, 2003
> 
> Stanford, Calif. - Junior outside hitter Ogonna Nnamani notched
> a match-high 14 kills while hitting .560 as the seventh-ranked
> Stanford women's volleyball team swept Oregon tonight, 3-0, in
> Maples Pavilion. Game scores were 30-10, 30-20, 30-20.

[Side-out scores were 21-1, 14-5, 15-5]

> The Cardinal improve to 20-6 on the year, 13-4 in the Pac-10 while
> the Ducks fall to 3-23 overall, 0-17 in league play.
>
> With game one tied at two-all, Stanford strung together three points
> to go up 5-2 on a block by Jennifer Harvey and Ogonna Nnamani.  The
> Cardinal increased their lead to 13-4 after a kill by Sara Dukes and
> led 15-5 at the media timeout.  A Kristin Richards kill put Stanford
> up 18-6 and a kill by Harvey at 23-9 forced an Oregon timeout.  The
> Cardinal continued to roll reaching game point on a Duck attack
> error at 29-10.  A ball handling error by Oregon ended the game at
> 30-10 in favor of Stanford.  The Cardinal hit a stellar .538 for
> game one.
> 
> Stanford opened an early 9-4 lead in game two after a kill by Ogonna
> Nnamani and led 15-9 at the media timeout after another Nnamani
> kill.  Jennifer Hucke notched a kill to put the Cardinal up 20-9
> while a Kristin Richards kill gave Stanford the 25-14 lead.  SU
> reached game point on a service ace by Leahi Hall at 29-19 and an
> Oregon service error ended the game at 30-20.
> 
> The Ducks came out firing in game three taking an early 5-2 lead.
> Stanford tied up the game at six-all on a service ace by Kristin
> Richards.  The Cardinal led 15-11 at the media timeout after an
> Oregon service error.  A dump by setter Katie Goldhahn pushed the
> Stanford lead to 23-16 and a Duck service error at 25-18 forced an
> Oregon timeout.  Freshman middle blocker Liz Suiter's kill put the
> Cardinal up 27-18 and a Kristin Richards' kill gave Stanford match
> point at 29-19.  Freshman middle blocker Michelle Mellard ended the
> game and match at 30-20 on a kill to give SU the victory.
> 
> Richards had nine kills, a match-high 11 digs, two service aces and
> added three solo blocks on the evening for the Cardinal.  Rightside
> hitter Jennifer Hucke tallied eight kills while hitting .538
> (8-1-13).  Middle blocker Jennifer Harvey added six kills and
> a match-high four blocks.
> 
> The Ducks were led by Lauren Westendorf's eight kills and nine digs.
> Setter Heather Madison had 25 assists and a service ace on the
> night.
> 
> Stanford closes out conference play tomorrow night against Oregon
> State at 7 p.m. in Maples Pavilion.

[Stanford cleared their bench.  Liz Suiter got her first two kills of
the year.  Jamie Brownell actually got one play in the front row, when
Stanford did not substitute in time - but they did not set her, and at
this point, she is the only Cardinal with no kills for the year.
Brownell did get at least one dig, which was her first of the year.]

That's it from here.  I'll have more after tomorrow's Oregon State
match (but if I could be in two places at once, I'd go to the
Santa Clara - Pepperdine match as well).  Saturday and Tuesday, I will
go to Santa Clara for the Loyola Marymount and Stanford games.

Good night.

Mark

-- Go, Cardinal!