_Sports_
javelin thrower Kim Hyatt, who plated first in last week's
meet, has not lost a competition this year and looks tor a
strong finish this weekend.
Three teams joining
Ducks for invitational
By Cam Sivesind
Emerald Sports Reporter
Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo.
Georgetown and Washington
State make their was to Has'
ward Field Saturday to 1:0111
pete against the Oregon worn
oil's track team in the Pepsi
Team Invitational
The Cougars return to Ore
gon just one week after a 22
point loss to the Ducks ill lias
ward Field last Saturday
Cal Pols SCO. the reigning
women’s NCAA Division II 11a
tional champions, have laced
the Dili ks twii e m the past go
ing down to deleat eac h time
( hegon did meet s\ ith the Bron
cos earlier this season at a non
scoring contest in Berkeley.
(laid
The Dm ks mati.h up against
(leorgetown fur tile first tune in
a team scoring situation
Oregon's Liz Wilson has al
ready achieved the provisional
NCAA standards in the I 500
and t.000, and tile senior will
look to add a qualifying mark
in herfirst attempt of the season
in the 5.0110
The 5,000 is shaping up to he
one of the more ext iting events
of the meet Wilson will have
to lend off last year s Pacific 10
( onlerem e ( hampion in the
distance jennifei Kohertson ol
WSl’. as uell as freshman
Christi Constantin ol (ieorge
low n
Kim Hyatt and Paula Merry
have good i ham es to finish 1-2
in the javelin I Ivatt has yet to
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