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Oregon freshman earns NCATA honorable mention following road win

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On the back of its first road meet of the season, No. 2 Oregon acrobatics and tumbling (4-1) had a standout member of its freshman class recognized once again by the NCATA. Base Angelica Martin was named the NCATA Freshman of the Week honorable mention following the Ducks’ win over No. 3 Quinnipiac University on March 23. Martin competes in multiple events for Oregon — and the Ducks scored at least 9.40 in every heat she participated in, per th…

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Oregon freshman earns NCATA honorable mention following road win

On the back of its first road meet of the season, No. 2 Oregon acrobatics and tumbling (4-1) had a standout member of its freshman class recognized once again by the NCATA. Base Angelica Martin was named the NCATA Freshman of the Week honorable mention following the Ducks’ win over No. 3 Quinnipiac University on March 23. Martin competes in multiple events for Oregon — and the Ducks scored at least 9.40 in every heat she participated in, per th…

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