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Judo club gets rare treat at clinic
Sensei Edward Szrejter visits Dixon Rec Center to provide instruction on the sport he has dominated for last half century
The OSU Judo Club held its annual Judo Clinic Friday and Saturday in the Dixon Recreational Sports Center. As part of the event, Sensei Edward Szrejter, one of only three living ninth degree black belts in the U.S. was on hand to instruct those in attendance.
Reyes debuts as starter in game against No. 9 Portland Pilots
Mitch Canham sparks late comeback while Jordan Lennerton nails his second home run in as many games to clinch victory for Beavers
With Major League Baseball scouts in attendance, the No. 9 OSU baseball team survived a mid-game scare and went on to defeat the University of Portland, 12-4, at Goss Stadium Tuesday afternoon. The Beavers scored nine runs in the last two innings to seal the game.
No. 9 Baseball steps out of conference play today
Beavers will carry momentum from weekend into today's nonconference game with Portland
Taking two of three games from Southern California over the weekend, the ninth-ranked Oregon State baseball team will take a conference break today to take on in-state rival Portland. The Beavers (25-7, 2-4 Pac-10) and Pilots (14-16, 2-4 West Coast) will play each other for the first time this season and will be the first of three games against the two schools this year.
Spring football wraps up first week of practice
Competitions for starting positions were exposed throughout first four practices, while others look to raise their stocks
Beaver fans and numerous high school and small college coaches were treated with a glimpse of the future of Oregon State football Saturday at Truax Field. The OSU football team participated in their first Saturday practice of the spring football season.
Sophomores Sean Canfield and Lyle Moevao impressed fans and coaches alike, with Canfield's cannon-like arm, and Moevao with his velocity and mobility.
Softball takes on Portland State for two
In search for its 30th win of 2007, No. 17 Oregon State will get two chances against in-state opponent Portland State today
After splitting a weekend series with their in-state rivals, the No. 17 Oregon State softball team returns home for a doubleheader against Portland State (17-20, 2-1 PCSC) for an in-state showdown. The games will be a tune-up before the Beavers (29-12, 3-2 Pac-10) plays conference foe UCLA on Friday and Washington on Saturday and Sunday.
Women's track continue to change top 10 records
Holly Thompson becomes the next Beaver to enter record book for OSU
Headlined by two all-time top 10 finishes, the Oregon State women's track team showed their continued improvement this past weekend at the Willamette Invitational.
The 2007 season has already yielded a series of records and personal bests, and the momentum continued this past weekend in Salem.
