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Even with Pac-10 title looming,
Twilight Meet crucial to Ducks
By Ashley Conklin
Emerald Sports Reporter
Although Bill Dellinger tries
to downplay Saturday's Twi
light Meet as next week's Pacif
ic-10 Conference champion
ships approach, the annual af
fair could be a big meet for
thorn- still haiking for NCAA
qualifying berths
"We will lie pointing our
team for the Pac-10 meet in two
weeks.” Dellinger said, "but
we'll try for as many NCAA
qualifying marks as we can this
week at the Twilight."
At last year's Twilight, for
mer Duck (oaquim Cruz pushed
Oregon's Eric Peterson I allow
the :t 42.20 NCAA standard in
the 1.500-meter run Peterson
qualified in 3:41.79 and team
mate Colin Dalton just Iwrely
missed the mark with a time of
3:42.29.
This lime around the NCAA
qualifying mark, us been raised
to 3:42.70, and lose Barbosa,
who won the 1.500 two weeks
ago at tlie Oregon Invitational,
will try to lend Dalton. Pe
terson. and freshman Alan Fos
ter to a spot in the national
meet.
Another talented Duck rook
ie. Art Skipper, hopes to meet
the national mark of 225-0 in
the javelin Skipper owns a per
sonal l>est of 227-7 set at last
year's Prefontaine Classic and
threw a season's best 224-fi at
Washington State last week.
Thrower lose deSouza will Ik;
looking to hit the NCAA stan
dard of 50-7 in the shot put.
DeSouza was sixth in the shot
put at last year's national
championships and has already
qualified for the NCAA meet in
the discus this year
On the women's side. Steph
anie Wessell and l.iz Wilson
will make an attempt to meet
the 5.000-meter NCAA stan
dard of 16:27.24 against talent
laden 3.000 and 5.000 fields.
Wessell owns tin* Pac-10's top
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Already a qualifier for the Pac-10's, Oregon's lose deSouza
will look to qualify for the NCAA's in the shot put this Satur
day.
lime in the 5.000 at 16:39.34.
Wilson qualified in the 5,000
last season and has already
qualified in the 3.000 this year.
Former Florida State stand
out Carla Borovicka will be at
tempting to meet The Athletic
Congress (TAG) qualifying
mark of 10:20 in the 5.000 and
will give Wessell and Wilson
someone to shoot for, accord
mg to women’s head coach
Tom Heinonen. In addition,
former Oregon All-American
Annette Hand will run the
3.000.
"I hope the 3,000 runners
will help to make the pace for
the first 7V» laps." Heinonen
said. "It could be lonely for the
last five laps, but I think having
the 3,000 runners could help."
TRACK '89 STAFF=
Editor: Gary Henley
Copy Editors: Don Peters
Contributors: Ashley Conklin, Jack
) Millikin
Production: Jed Clark, Sandi Daller,
Angie Muniz, Michele Ross, Ingrid
White, Mark Ylen
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