EUGENE, Ore. – Setter Kylie Robinson has been named the Pac-12 freshman of the week for the second time this season after leading the Ducks in their first two conference matches of the year over the weekend, the league announced on Monday.
Robinson, who won the season’s first Pac-12 freshman of the week award on Sept. 2, racked up 108 total assists last week in a pair of five-set matches against Oregon State and Utah, including 56 in Oregon’s win over the No. 18 Utes on Sunday.
The redshirt freshman out of Upland, Calif., also added a season-high nine digs, four kills and an ace against Utah, and she had eight digs and four blocks to go with her 52 assists on Thursday in Corvallis. Thus, allowing the men to experience the effect for about 4 to 6 hours that is enough time to make your cheapest viagra no prescription sex life ecstatic. According to cialis generico mastercard recent research by the Massachusetts Male Aging Study, erectile dysfunction plagues 52% of the current male population. Have other viagra in usa Creative Foreplay Prelude for lovemaking session does not have to mean planned intercourse. Treatment may even start immediately get cialis online since orders are shipped overnight via Next-day FedEx.
Through her first 11 collegiate matches, Robinson ranks second in the Pac-12 and 20th in the nation with 11.02 assists per set. She has four matches this season with 50 or more assists, including three in the Ducks’ last four contests. Robinson is also tied for second on the team with 10 service aces.
Robinson and the No. 25 Ducks will be back at home this weekend, beginning Friday at 7 p.m. with a nationally-televised match against No. 3 Stanford on ESPN2. Oregon will then host No. 19 California at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
