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Two Oregon acrobatics and tumbling athletes receive national recognition following road wins

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No. 2 Oregon acrobatics and tumbling (5-1) grabbed consecutive road wins on its East Coast trip last week — and now it’s bearing fruit. Two of the Ducks’ bases, sophomore Bella Swarthout and freshman Angelica Martin, were chosen by the NCATA to receive weekly national recognition on the back of Oregon’s 270.630-257.370 win over Iona University on March 28. Swarthout, who was named an honorable mention for the NCATA’s Athlete of the Week award, h…
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Two Oregon acrobatics and tumbling athletes receive national recognition following road wins

No. 2 Oregon acrobatics and tumbling (5-1) grabbed consecutive road wins on its East Coast trip last week — and now it’s bearing fruit. Two of the Ducks’ bases, sophomore Bella Swarthout and freshman Angelica Martin, were chosen by the NCATA to receive weekly national recognition on the back of Oregon’s 270.630-257.370 win over Iona University on March 28. Swarthout, who was named an honorable mention for the NCATA’s Athlete of the Week award, h…

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