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Myers, Groenendaal make
splashes at Twilight Meet
By Steve Turcotte
Of the Emerald
The Oregon Twilight Meet's claim to
fame has traditionally been its Twilight
Mile.
Saturday at Hayward Field, Oregon's
Dub Myers upheld that tradition for the
second consecutive year, roaring by
Athletic West's Larry Mangan in the final
50 meters to win in 3:58.24
But Myers was not the Twilight Meet's
only claim to fame. Claudette Groenen
daal made sure of that, turning in a sizzl
ing 2:02.26 to win the 800 and highlight the
Oregon women's portion of the meet.
Myers, who outkicked Mangan last year
in the Twilight Mile, had a tough time
repeating.
The Oregon sophomore looked like he
would fade to third when first Mangan,
and then Athletic West's Randy Wilson
blew by him with 100 meters to go after he
had led most of the last lap. But Myers put
on a late burst starting at the top of the
homestretch to catch first Wilson, and
then Mangan, who clocked 3:58.36.
“After I started to pick it up, I realized I
had more than I thought," said Myers,
who roared by Mangan in the last few
meters. "When there is someone in front
of me, I have this feeling inside that says 'I
can get this guy.' It doesn't always work,
but that's how I feel."
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Oregon senior jim Hill added the other
impressive Oregon win, taking the lead in
the 3,000 meters with more than a mile to
go and then holding off a late bid by
Athletic West's Vince Draddy.
Hill, who ran 7:48.82, had hoped to get
close to former Oregon star Rudy Chapa's
American record of 7:37.7. But Kevin Ryan,
the race rabbit, slowed down too much on
the second lap.
On the last lap, Draddy made a move to
make up the 20 meters Hill had on the
field. Draddy moved to within five meters
of Hill, but Hill held him off.
"I had no idea how far they were behind
me — I couldn't hear them coming,” said
Hill. "But I heard 'Vince is coming, Vince
is coming.' I'm glad I looked backed,
because he might have caught me.”
Another outstanding Oregon mark was
turned in by Bobby George in the javelin,
with a PR throw of 240-5.
Groenendaal owned her race by taking
the lead from the start, racing through a
58.6-second first lap, and coming home in
61.4 seconds. Saturday's race, she said,
was all part of her master plan for an
NCAA 800 crown.
"I'm trying different kinds of races,”
said Groenendaal, who ranked as the best
collegian at 800 meters this season until
Tennessee's Joetta Scott ran a 2:01.15 at
the Pepsi Meet in Los Angles Sunday.
Oregon's Dub Myers was heads above the crowd in the Twilight Mile at Hayward
Field Saturday. He won in 3:58.24.
Oregon's Joaquim Cruz was at the Pepsi
Meet, too. He finished second in the mile
— barely — to Steve Scott. Scott ran a blaz
ing 3:52.99, Cruz a 3:53.00.
Croenendaal's course to a possible
NCAA 800 crown has been steady this
season. She began the season with fast
times, and Saturday she tried to quicken
her pace even more.
"Tonight, I wanted to go out and run a
fast 600 meters and see what I could do,"
she said. "I started tying up a little at the
end but I felt good. I just wanted to experi
ment and see what would happen." '
"She looked great," Oregon coach Tom
Heinonen said. "She slowed down in the
last straightaway but kept her form."
Groenendaal's performance over
shadowed an impressive 400-meter win for
freshman Cam Talton. The former
Washington high school sprint champ,
better known for her work in the 100 and
200, clocked a PR 55.2 to win the 400.
Otherwise, Oregon got an NCAA
qualifying 4:20.75 from Kim Roth in the
1,500 meters, and Lisa Nicholson narrowly
missed the NCAA's 59.40 requirement
with a 1:00.16 in the 400-meter hurdles.
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