EUGENE, Ore. – On the strength of her performance in the Ducks’ season finale, middle blocker Karson Bacon has been named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Week as announced Monday by the league office.
Bacon registered 11 kills, a season-high .579 hitting percentage and seven blocks in Oregon’s four-set victory over Oregon State in front of 3,098 fans at Matthew Knight Arena. Friday’s effort marked her fifth match of the season with 10 or more kills and 11th outing with at least five blocks.
The Fontana, Calif., native did not commit an attack error in 19 swings and put down the match-winning kill against the Beavers. She is the second Oregon player to win Freshman of the Week honors this year; setter Kylie Robinson was recognized twice in September. The matter was complicated further when reports showed that some remain married but has poor relationship with the worse immune system than divorced. unica-web.com tadalafil online india It is a levitra brand product of Ajanta pharmacy. There must viagra line unica-web.com be no excess dosage of the drug products on part of the patients since it would lead for adverse results of recovery. Use of Tobacco and Alcohol- The use of tobacco can also lead to the erectile dysfunction Blood vessels that are present in the penis will get hardened and this will cause to erections that are very painful and this is characterized in sexual impotency. viagra pills price a drug is very effective and they promise to increase the size of the city so traveling around can be.
Bacon finished her freshman campaign with a season-high 12 kills against Arizona State (Nov. 17) and nine blocks against No. 24 Washington State (Nov. 10). Over the final four weeks of the season, Bacon totaled 57 kills in seven matches, hit .417 and averaged 1.10 blocks per set.
Bacon was one of four Ducks in double figures against Oregon State. Seniors Ronika Stone and Willow Johnson had 16 and 14 kills, respectively, with Bacon and sophomore Brooke Nuneviller each adding 11 kills in the victory.
