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National title Continued from page 26 and up, than any other team, male or female " Added to that, some of his crew has been showing quite well at summer meets and road races. Eryn Forbes broke school records in the 5,000 and 10,000, Warren smashed Mary Decker Tabb’s collegiate record in the 1,500 and Rosa Guiterrez won several San Fran cisco area road races The good signs have been dam pened somewhat by leg injuries, none Heinonen could considered devastating, but Warren has been sidelined for a month and a half, Lisa Martin stayed away from summer competition al together after red shirting last track sea son, and Kathy Hayes has been hobbled lately Not one to appear overly pessimis tic, Heinonen says there may be a “blessing in disguise" lurking among the injuries — it may help his runners peak later — at the regional and national meets Heinonen is concerned, thouah "Leann and Hayes are a bit behind schedule no, they are behind schedule,” Heinonen says, but the 37 year-old coach's hair won't become gray after the first four or five meets, even if the Ducks face Stanford at the Cal Invitational early on. ' They decimated us last year,” Heinonen recalls, "but we got them later.” As Heinonen puts it, “nobody is going to remember who won the Cal Invitational " Or more succinctly: “Nobody remembers who won the other races, the day after nationals ” And the day after nationals, if Heinonen is correct, nobody will forget the Ducks Oregon’s top eight: At the national meet, senior Leann Warren rose from 140th as a freshman to second as a junior Such progression gives Heinonen reason to smile "If she can hang with the leaders, she’s the one with the fastest kick," Heinonen says “Kick" means a sub-53-second quar termile Warren holds collegiate records in the 800, 1,500 and 3,000 Eryn Forbes, another senior, fin ished 13th at the NCAA nationals last year. Forbes is a four-time all-American, once in cross country, three times in track She holds the school mark in the 5,000 and 10,000 Right behind Forbes is sophomore Kathy Hayes, who broke the collegiate mark in the 3,000 Hayes finished 16th at the national meet and was all-America in both track and cross country as a fresh man Fourth on the Oregon list is Lisa /O’DlSJtl Martin o notiwo r\i Anr.*mi;« \ — — — — / ••• «y u iiuii vm nuoti and Martin finished 22nd at the national meet and was named to the all-America team, her second such award Martin was na tional junior college champion in the hurdles at Clackamas Community College Another stellar sophomore for the Ducks is Rosa Guiterrez. Named all America in track and cross country, Heinonen is pleased with her transition from Glendale, an "A" level high school to the major college ranks Guiterrez finished 58th at the NCAAs The third sophomore of one of I Emerald photo The women s cross country team feature fCur rsfjming All-Americans ana the entire national second place team. Oregon's best recruiting years, is Claudette Groenendaal. Running at the number six spot, Groenendaal raced to 67th at Nationals Fighting for the last position are Canadian sophomore Ranza Clark and senior Kathi Sommer. Clark finished 88th at nationals an made all-America in track. Sommer, a transfer from Seattle Pacific ran seventh for the Oregon squad the first half of the year The new two: Heinonen seems to have a knack for snagging Oregon's stellar prep runners After last year's coup when he loaded his squad with the cream of Oregon's crop, Heinonen was not content to sit back and wait Thus far, Kim Roth from Sprague signed on with Oregon Roth has four prep titles under her belt as well as a 10th place finsh in the Kinney nationals Ellen Schlotter of Medford also hooked up with the Ducks Schlotter was second to Roth in the prep 1,500 race and finished the '81 prep cross country season in fifth uo STUDENT HEALTH CENTER 13th and Agate GENERAL MEDICAL CARE - APPOINTMENTS (686) 4441 Monday through Friday 8:00 a m to 4:30 p.m Saturdays 8:00 a m. to 11 30 p m URGENT CARE is available Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a m to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday from 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. If you sustain injury or suffer sudden illness, report to the Health Center or call (686) 4441 Call CAMPUS EMERGENCY EXT 3333 for assistance The urgent care entrance is on the west side of the building (Beech Street entrance). 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