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_Sports_ Harriers head to nationals after regional sweep By Trac y Sumner Emerald Sports Editor The Oregon men's cross couti!r\ to,tm Hid something .it Saturday s \( \.\ Region H i loss conntrv meet in Fresno. Halit th.it no te.un from ()regoti had ever done The men swept the top live positions in the 10.()()() meter r.ic e to take the Region H i ham pionship with .1 score ot la points, the lowest possible total for a team Oregon, rated \'n J in the nation, now travels to Annap olis. Mil tor the \m JO \( A \ ( hampionships and a 1 ham e for a tilth national title Brad I Indson and Peter I nn seen finished a close I 1! in the r.u e. just t seconds apart to lead the I )u< ks to the title Pat Haller. I )ann\ I .ope/, and Terrain e Mahon rounded out the top five positions in the rai l1 lor the Ducks Steve Rich arris finished ninth "I think (sweeping the re gionals) was in the bin k ot 0111 minds ” Hudson said "It was lealislii We've got sis or seven gin s w ho are all really close Hudson said his and Ton seca's i lose finish w as planned "Pete was feeling renllv good so we just ran out and ran together.’ Hudson said It was benefit ml bui ause we have nationals in nine days "I think it helped the rest ot our team In killing off the lest ot the gin s We broke a wav ear l\ and the other guvs tried to st.n w ilh us and it hurt them so tin* rest of inir team i mild move up. III' s,iid "We full really good I nn sw.a said Hr,id ,md I just rail along together and just kind nl i n,isti'd I i an t helies u how svull it vvent I think we re |ust coming to a peak mm and sse're lost gut ting reads for nationals he said Men *, i russ country i oar li Hill Dellinger said lie was opti mistir going into the meet, hut didn't ox per t mii li a doniinat mg performant e h\ the Dm ks I kuesv vvu were going to hi' good.'' Dellinger said Hut to go 12 1-1 a was tinexpei ted VVr M' never riiine lli.il and we've won four n.itiniui! i ham pionships "\i>t only (in vnn li.ive In be Hood yon have lo have some lin k ' lie said These live utiv s has e done .something no other le.im h.is done. Delimiter s.iid Ke H.irdlnss ot vs li.it they (In .it n.i tionals. thev \ e m.ide then noli h in the luslorv nl ( mss ( ounlrv m l )re|>on I he Inp two tennis ns well .is the top three indiv idnnl finish els outside nl those two tennis 11ti.i111\ lm nation,ils Washington which finished with H I points w ill lie the nth rr Region it rt-pri'Wiiliilive with 1 in Vl.ishilir ul Sltinfnril Si hi l lirri i ( .ililniniii's I rrdson M.isii'k ,inil lulin Slo,in kiiiuk mi ,111 illtlivilltlill ll.lMS M.isliilu M,n ick anil Sin,in finished sixth, si * v 1'iitli .mil lllli respci I iv elv I nr Ins |r, ini's j >. i r I I )• ■ 11111 vi«• i Is l (>II11(It'llt I think I licit lhi‘\ will be i umpetitive .it llir N( \ \ Di’lliiiKi'i s.iul I ttnnk I lies (in 'till run belter Invv ,i St,iti lt I u ■ n.ilinn s tup i,ii■ ki-iI tr,mil hus ,i vi'iv line tr.mi Iml we re v;iun# tn In- i >h Well run ufII tln-rc' I lif Oregon uiimeii limslied fourth in tlii'ir Region it race Saturdav with Stephanie VYes sell taking sixth iiulix idualk Washington won the team lillt* with 7Ti |Miinls followed In I’ll Irvine w ith H I and l ?l 1 A with Ifi Oregon (unshed with *l:» points liulfv K.ihliit ot I t |r\ me won the iiidivi«11i.iI t hatnpion ship followed h\ \IIiv (.ood u m ol Souther n ( .d Hi ulgel Sinvtli ol Art/ona Sabrina II.in ol ( alitor ni.I and ( anil ( da\ ol Stanford rounding out the top lt\e finishers Lisa humopp ol Oregon lilt tshed tilth in the t 0011 meter l.ll e FREE BISCUIT SANDWICH with any purchase Present this toupnn .mil rv< eivr your i hone ul any Me Donalds His< mt Sand vvk h KKKK with am purc hase* (!nupon good during breakfast hours only Limit one pel visit \ * it valid with any oilier oiler ()ffer expires l J 11 HU Offers Valid Only At: 14 17 Villard St., Eugene; 99« 6 PIECE McNUGGET I I .unit > |)ci i oiiptm \ .il i.l with i mi pull III 11 \ I’llMSI' pri’SCIll t IIUJHHI wlii-ii orilfriiiK \nt s.ilnl with ,ins nfli'i (llli'i I'xpui's III H'l Cash For Textbooks Mon. • Fri. 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