Hebard powers Oregon into first-ever Elite Eight; UConn next up
March 25, 2017

Ruthy Hebard
The 6-foot-4 starting forward finished with 16 points, eight rebounds and three steals in 33 minutes.
Hebard, of West Valley High fame, played in Alaska’s March Madness a year ago.
Now she’s part of the NCAA’s March Madness and will face 4-time defending national champion Connecticut.
Yes, that UConn.
The Huskies have won 110 games in a row and redefined the way people look at women’s basketball.
This will be Hebard’s first look at UConn up close and personal.
The freshman has been a key contributor in helping the Ducks reach the Elite Eight for the first time in school history.
Hebard leads Oregon in scoring [15.0], rebounding [8.7], field-goal percentage [.593] and steals [49] in 36 games.