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j | jj^g Continued from Page 11 and squaring off against Univer sity of California in what may be considered one of the program's toughest months to date. “I don’t think the team score will be close,” Heinenon com mented. "They've got some key athletes that will give us good competition.” "The next three weeks we can gut it out in the team scores.” he added. One of those athletes Heinenon mentioned is high jumper Vicki Borsheim. last year’s NorPac Conference champion with a season best of 6-0. One of the few points to Washington’s favor in this series is the long jump, an event the Huskies have won since 1977, when these two schools started competing against each other in a dual-meet format. The Ducks will counter that streak with Camille )ampolsky (6-1 Vi), who should be healthy after being kept out of action last Saturday with a leg strain. There should be a real battle for the top spots in the long and triple jump events. Oregon’s Janell Thorsland (19-8 V«) and Julie Goodrich (19-7 */«) will at tempt to outleap Kendra Keller (19-7 V«. All three of Oregon’s triple jumpers exceeded 38 feet last Saturday, led by Goodrich's school record-setting 39-6. Washington’s top performer is Angie Tasker (38-4). The Huskies will certainly pose a problem in the javelin. Defending NCAA champion Helena Uusitalo will be making her first appearance this season, but she threw 189-3 in this meet last year and has a personal best of 197-4. The next two Husky throwers have better season marks than Oregon’s best out put. 147-5 by Monica Beumer. Washington's Meg Jones, who doubles in the shotput and discus, has already qualified in the shotput (50-4 V«) for the NO. A A indoor meet. The Ducks also will en counter some stiff competition in the 800-meters, with Washington’s Sarah Bolender (2:08.23) going head-to-head against the Ducks’ Colleen Quam (2:13.80). Oregon’s Penny Craves is tab bed to run the 1,500-meters after coming within four seconds of her personal best while qualifying for the NCAA meet last week. The Ducks will have two newcomers to the 1.500 in I.isa Johnson and Liz Wilson to boost Francie Faure (4:39.05). The top two Oregon performers in the 3.000-meters, Susan Long (9:55.66) and Stephanie Wessell (9:59.05), should have no problems as the Huskies have no one who has run under ten minutes. The Ducks will dominate in the sprints, due to Washington’s lack of depth and experience. Oregon will have three top sprinters in both events, with Stefanie Hunter (11.9) leading the way for Vicky Galbert (12.10) and Katie O'Brien (12.26) in the 100-meters, while Hunter (23.6). Suzy Setterholm (24.86) and (’.albert (25.5) will run the 200. Setterholm is not slated to run the 400-meters, so the Ducks will look to Karen Church (56.4) for lea d e r s hip a g ain s t Washington’s four freshman entrants. Personals PROBLEMS? 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