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By Steve Turcotte
Of the Emerald
Some familiar faces that had been gone so
long finally made their appearance Saturday after
noon at Hayward Field.
Kathy Hayes, Kim Roth, Grace Bakari and
Shari Collins, who had been injured this season,
competed for Oregon's women's track team for
the first time and led the Ducks to a pair of dual
meet victories. Oregon knocked off Fresno State
97-39 and dumped Oregon State 98-38, improving
its season record to 5-0 and leaving open the
possibility for a national-dual meet title.
“We had a lot of personal bests and a lot of
good performances today," said Oregon track
coach Tom Heinonen. "We also got some of our
key competitors back into action."
For Heinonen, it was especially pleasing to
see distance runners Roth and Hayes back in the
fold after injuries nearly forced them to redshirt
this season.
Hayes, the collegiate record holder at 3,000
meters, won that race Saturday in a time of
9:14.19, qualifying for the NCAA meet and the
Olympic Trials. Hayes left the field early and ran
her own pace for much of the seven-plus laps.
"I felt no pain at all," said Hayes, who's been
sidelined with tendinitis, a stress fracture and a
broken finger. "I ran as hard as I could, I would
have liked to have run about 9:10, but I'm dead
tired."
Hayes tackles the 5,000 next weekend in the
Oregon Relays, an event in which she was the
NCAA runner-up a year ago.
Roth, too, had been sidelined, although she
raced twice this season in the 3,000. Her 1,500
Saturday was her initial attempt at that distance
and she said she felt good about winning in a time
of 4:25.06.
"I decided to go out a little fast because I was
really nervous," said Roth . "I didn't really care
about the time —■ I just wanted to see what I could
do."
"Kim is back where she was in February
now," Heinonen said.
Bakari, the Ghana native, ran on teammate
Brenda Bushnell's shoulder for a lap and three
quarters before turning on the speed to win in
2:10.62. The 800 is a new event for Bakari because
she was a sprinter before injuring an achilles ten
don two years ago.
"I was very scared because I haven't trained
for it (the 800)," Bakari admitted. "I can train for it
now and maybe get it down to two minutes."
The 800 will probably be Bakari's event now,
as she would like to qualify for her country's
Olympic team in the half-mile.
Collins, the redshirt sophomore, had been
shelved with a variety of ailments from stress frac
tures to knee injuries. But now, she appears to
have regained her health and with some practice,
could possibly reach her 6-1 best.
Collins leaped just 5-5 in the double dual, but
that was an achievement in itself because she
hadn't even cleared a height in practice the day
before.
"The only height I have made was 5-0 in prac
tice a couple of days ago," said Collins, who has a
best of 6-1. "I was pleased with my jump today, I
just wanted to make a height."
Oregon also had some other outstanding per
Photo by Brian Erb
Kim Roth put injuries aside as she returned to
Hayward Field and gave Oregon a 1,500-meter
victory Saturday.
formances against Fresno State and Oregon State.
Freshman janell Thorsland sped to personal
bests in the 100 and 400 hurdles and in the long
jump. In the long jump, she got off a leap of 19-8'A
before scratching in the finals. In the 100 hurdles,
she gave Oregon State's Carina Westover all she
could handle before finishing second in 14.32.
And in the 400 hurdles, her time of 1:03.27 was a
best by a second.
“I really want to get the NCAA mark in the
long jump," said Thorsland, who needs a 20-4
jump to do so. "I have jumped 20 feet before but I
have scratched. I know I can do it."
Oregon sprinters Cam Talton and Tracy Raade
traded wins in the 100 and 200, with Talton winn
ing the 100 (10.21) and Raade the 200 (24.66).
Ingunn Holden won the 400, clocking a 57.8,
and the Ducks won both relays, capturing the 400
in 47.12 and the 1,600 in 3:53.64.
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