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Oregon Road Conditions & Cams Email Story to a Friend March 17, 2006 Duck pair wins again, heads to national quarterfinals Local Roundup OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — The University of Oregon has two wrestlers in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Wrestling Championships as seniors Joey Bracamonte and Shane Webster both survived and advanced into the quarterfinal round. Bracamonte (165) won his second-round match at the NCAA Wrestling Championship Tournament. He tangled in his match against Larry Hall of West Virginia. Bracamonte was able to score a takedown and use riding time as well as an escape to put together five points and win, 5-2. "Joey wrestled a very controlled match," Kearney said. "He controlled the action from the start to the finish and is psychologically in a great state of mind for this tournament." Bracamonte advances to the quarterfinal today where he will face Northern Illinois’s Johnny Galloway. Webster (184), who won three state titles with Crater, was back in action after his morning defeat of Lehigh’s Dave Helfrich as he squared off with Hofstra’s Joseph Rovelli. Webster looked as strong in his second match as he did in morning action as he rolled to a, 17-7, victory over Rovelli. Webster had nearly two minutes of riding time in the match as he put Rovelli on the mat and kept him down, as he scored his points. Men’s Basketball FIEGI LANDS HONOR — Corban College senior All-American Eric Fiegi was named to his fourth straight NAIA Division II men’s basketball All-American team, as announced Wednesday by the NAIA National Office. Advertisement This is the second straight season that the 6-foot-9 post has been named as a member of the NAIA first team. Fiegi, a former South Medford standout, led the nation in points per game (30.3) and rebounds per game (13.1), while scoring in double figures in all of the Warriors’ 30 games. He set a school record when he scored 55 points against Oregon Tech on Dec. 3rd. Over his four-year career, Fiegi scored 3,252 points, grabbed 1,252 rebounds, made 1,256 field goals, and blocked 283 shots. Fiegi’s point total is second all-time in Corban history, while his other three totals are school records. He is the all-time NAIA Division II leader in career field goals made and sits second behind fellow Corban graduate Brian Hills (1993-97) on the all-time career points list among all four-year institutions in the state of Oregon. Oregon Tech’s Levell Hesia and Warner Pacific’s Donny Woods were named to the second team. Mail Tribune Home | Local News | Sports | Business | Obituaries | Life | Opinion AP News | Archives | Site Map | Community | Classified Copyright © 1997-2006 Mail Tribune, Inc. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Website Feedback www.bingo.com Absinthe Supply Home Security Systems Trunks, Footlocker Custom Build Computers Computer Security Discount Hotel Reservations online casinos news Debt Consolidation California Casinos Generic Viagra Windermere Van Vleet Deep Muscle Stimulator Sports Equipment Online Casino Reviews Hammocks Online Bingo Entertainment Guide Online Casino Fundraisers Sudoku Online Casinos Canada King of Spirits Advertisement s