Dual meet goes as planned
for Duck women, 87-44
By David Scott
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The Oregon women’s track
team remained faithful to tradi
tion on Saturday at Hayward
Field as the Ducks outsnored the
l Iniversity of Washington 87-44
in dual-meet action.
It was the Ducks’ tenth con
secutive dual-meet win against
the Huskies and was the largest
margin of victory in the last four
years of the matchup.
“It's a good stepping stone
toward the tough meets.” said
coach Tom Heinonen. “Our
goal was to get through it
without hurting anybody and to
perform well in front of (he
home crowd."
Heinonen praised several in
dividuals, among them triple
jumpers Julie Goodrich and
Janell Thorsland. Both achieved
personal records — Goodrich
leaped 39-8Va and Thorsland
won the event at 38-10 V« —
while placing first and second.
Phillis McKinney also picked
up a point, jumping 38-2.
If the triple jump was a breeze
for the Ducks, the other two
leaping events made up for the
lack of competition.
Washington’s Vicki Borsheim
and Oregon’s Camille Jain
-a
polsky epitomized the true
meaning of “duel.” Both
jumped 0-2. which broke the
meet record, but Borsheim cap
tured first place by virtue of
fewer misses.
bike so many other Ducks.
Yvette Brown put on a good
show, placing first in the shot
put (50-23/«) and second in the
discus (159-5).
In the sprints. Stefanie
Hunter had no problem with the
Husky runners, claiming the
100-meter hurdles, and Sharon
Otterstedt zipped to a first in the
400-meter hurdles.
As always. Oregon distance
runners put on a captivating
show. Husky Sarah Bolender
sneaked away w ith first place in
the 800 meters, but Colleen
Quam's second place time of
2:09.52 was good enough to
become Oregon's 15th Pac-10
qualifier.
In the 1.500. Liz Wilson
overhauled Washington's Laura
Farias and teammate Penny
Craves in the last 100 meters to
win in 4:29.79. Craves has
already surpassed the NCAA
qualifying standard in the 3.000
meters.
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