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Jarrett, Graves, Musgrave given
honors for athletic achievements
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University student athletes
Glenn Jarred. Penny Graves
and Bill Musgrave were the
award winners Tuesday after
noon at the annual University
athletic: awards banquet held in
the EMU Ballroom.
Jarrett. a senior on the wres
tling team, was award the Em
erald Athletic Trophy, estab
lished in 1951 and jointly spon
sored by the University Athlet
ic Department and the Oregon
Daily Emerald.
The award is given annually
to a University student-athlete
based on outstanding achieve
ment in the fields of athletics,
scholarship and citizenship.
Jarrett. from Missoula.
Mont., ranks second on Ore
gon's all-time career victory list
with 110. lie captured the Pa
cific-10 Conference titles his
freshman and senior years and
qualified for the NCAA all four
seasons while competing at Or
egon. Jarrett finished seventh at
this year's NCAA Champion
ships and completed the season
31-6-1.
An All-American this year.
Jarrett has been a scholar ath
lete (3.81 GPA) with a major in
physical education and a minor
in biology and chemistry at Or
egon and will be; pursuing his
medical degree at the Oregon
Health Sciences University this
coming fall.
Jarrett served on the Team
Council, was student director
for Volunteers for Youth and
served on the search committee
for the Athletic Department’s
Primary Women's Administra
tor. In addition, he was a guest
speaker at local schools and
civic groups.
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Oregon wrestler Glenn larrett. shown accepting the h'.merald
Athletic Trophy, was one of three student athletes who were
recognized for achievement both in sports and in the class
room.
Penny Graves was the recipi
ent of the lacksnn Award given
to the top female scholar-ath
lete at the University.
Graves, from Port Angeles,
Wash., is a three-time cross
country All-American and
earned the same distinction
three times in track.
Graves was a two-time Pac-1()
Champion in the 1,500 meters
and had a GPA of 3.3-1 when
she graduated winter term with
a major in physical education.
This year's Doyle Higdon
Memorial Trophy went to Ore
gon quarterback Bill Musgrave,
who led the Ducks to a 5-0 start
before suitering .t broken collar
bone against Arizona State,
forcing him to miss the remain
der of the season.
The Higdon award, estab
lished in 1955 in honor of for
mar football and track star
Doyle Higdon, is awarded an
nually to an Oregon athlete for
excellence in athletics, scholar
ship and citizenship The
award is sponsored by the
sophomore and junior classes
and is presented at the end of
the sophomore year
Musgrave was named to the
I’ac-tt) All-Academic team and
has maintained a 3.55 GI’A.
Kristiansen to compete in Pretontame
EUGENE (AP) — Ingrid Kris
tiansen has agreed to compete
in The Prefontaine Classic on
June 3, race organizers said
Monday.
Kristiansen, who holds world
records at 5,000 meters, 10.000
meters and in the marathon,
will race in the 3,000-meter
race that includes hometown
favorite Mary Slaney.
Kristiansen, who won the
Bay-to-Breakers race in San
Francisco on Sunday, also won
Iasi month's Boston Marathon.
The Norwegian will compote in
tho Holder Boulder 10-kilome
ter race Saturday before coming
to Eugene for her first appear
ance at Hayward Field
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Smith joins basketball staff
ken Smith. University of
Washington's assistant basket
ball coach for the last four
years, has accepted a similar
position at Oregon, head bas
ketball coach Don Munson said
T uesdav
Smith. 14 has served on
Andy Russo's staff at Washing
ton. working in the areas of re
cruiting. academics and hous
ing since 1985.
“We feel very fortunate to
have ken |oimng our basketball
staff," Monson said “He's a
class act with a great deal of
coaching and recruiting expert
ence. ken has been a proven re
cruller in the l’a< 10 and we are
particularly anxious to have
him help us in that area ”
I’rior to his four-year stint at
Washington. Smith was an as
sistant coach and recruiting co
ordinator at Montana State for
two seasons and a former mem
ber of the basketball staff at the
llniversitv of San Krancisco for
Iiiree years
After graduation from the
University of San Dingo, he
coached in two Bay Area high
schools and Skyline Communi
ty College in San Bruno, Calif.
In addition, he was a four
year starter and was drafted By
the Colden State Warriors in
tin1 loth round of the 1976 Na
tional Basketball Association
lie played one season in Eu
rope.
"I'm elated and thankful to
la- able to stay in the l’ac-10.
the top league on the West
Coast," Smith said. "The icing
on the cake for me is that my
parents live in Eugene, and we
really like the Northwest."
Smith will assume his duties
at Oregon on (line 13. lie will
work from his home in the Se
attle area for the next two
weeks because his wife, Steph
anie, gave birth to their first
child, daughter McKenzie, on
Monday
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