Sports
Runners qualify for NCAA
Both Wessell, Wilson surpass mark
Phulu b* Slrve < *r«l
Oregon junior Stephanie Wessell finished third in the 5,000
meters at the Oregon I\\ilight Meet Saturday. Wessell's time
of tti:0H.H7 qualified her for the NCAA meet next month
PW -tv
Oriental Buffet L unch
Downstairs
E. Try Out Dinner
Upstair s
Hours Downstairs
M ! h II 00 f_K) f S.i i I 00 4 i'
Hours: Upstairs
M If. 4 M) h'HHi
I sd5 00 10 JO
Clf.rJ Sunday %
100r'r I.IN E Instruction
for the November 1990
CPA Exam
Our -12 class program is offered
in Portland beginning Vlas ?0
RlGOS
•! [svh S\l
i HI • \ i: \
iVm,K\\!v i >
For further
information call:
283-188
By Cam Stvestnd
Oregon women's trm k roai h
Tom llemonen nmv has hall ol
his predicted six NCAA auto
mati( qualifiers thanks to a t.ist
paced 5.000 meter rai e Satur
day at the Oregon Twilight
Meet
lunioi Stephanie Uessell and
senior la/ Wilson took advan
tage ol a blistering pine h\ tor
hut I tin k and 1088 NCAA
champion Annette I’etets
Wessell overtook Wilson in
the last 100 meters ol the rat e
to grat) third place Wessell s
time ol lti OH.87 is the third
tastes! time in the brief history
ol I’acitii 10 Conference worn
en's track competition and is
the sixth best in si bool history
More importantly her time
easily broke the N't AA auto
matii standard ot In Hi 00
''I knew I could do it.' said
Wessell who broke her person
al record bv more than 17 sei
onds The last 5,000 (.it the
I’epsi Team Invitational) tell so
easy , I knew I could go hard
er
Wilson i locked in .it
Hi 10 4J to quality for the
A A meet as well Her time
surpassed an old I’K of
Hi 17 58 and marked the sev
enth -fastest 5.000 in si bool his
lory Last year's seventh-place
finisher at the NCAA meet in
both the 5,000 and it.000,
Wilson was just glad to have
qualified again
It's nu i- to get this monkey
oft our b.ii ks \\ 11 son said
I'he r.ii i' did not surprise
I Itniinni'li at all
It was sort of a i harm tons
tit rata v\ith Liz going lor the
gusto and Stephanie running
mom conservative,' Heinonen
said
It’s tough to overshadow two
\t AA t|ualif\ing perform
am es hut I’elers mas have
done it Peters turned in the
fastest l S V0(H) meter tills
veat vvitfi her time of la .11! Hi
'Hie time et lipsetl the old
meet ret ord of l a tH 0.1 set hy
I,von Nelson in Hill ’ and set a
new personal hesl tor Peters hv
l.1 set a intis I he t lot king was
In set ends faster than the time
Peters hail in her winning
\( A A effort 111 Hlllrt
I he lat t that Peters went out
so last, taking a substantial lend
on the first lap worked out
well for the Oregon runners.
I leiuonen said
Annette going out so fast
broke apart the potential group
of Wilson. (Krvn) Forbes,
(( allie) Pallionii and Wessell
lleinonen said noting that
eat h runner could then run her
own rat e
Two other Oregon runners
had impressive performani es
in the rat e Nicole Woodward,
a freshman who looks to tarry
on the great distant e tradition
at l hegon t lot keif in at
in PI Hit Her time was impres
sive considering it was Wood
ward's first-ever VOOl) rat e
folia Saul another treshmaii,
turned in .1 great lime of her
im n | to >4 Hi), knni Wing more
ill.m !seconds off her old I'K
Alter .1 disappointing home
meet against \e!ir.isk,i last Sal
urdas I leinimen was elated
with mans of the performances
he s\ itnessed
The return ol Kosie Williams
vs as a sselcoined sight to tans
aijd i o.n lies alike I he junior
sprinter who had been re< user
mg from a strained hamstring,
ran a respei table 7-1 V> in tile
jtno
Setting a rapid pai e m the
HID U ilhams ran a time good
enough to qiialris her tor the
I’m III meet | i i T>) I be prill)
lem is that she ss ill not run that
es ent and the runners she was
Using to pull along didn’t
break the < onterem e standard
Kosie got through two races
in fine shape and we need her
at I’ai tits t hat s s ital tor us
I (etonneu said
I mine W i II lams, w ho ran a
season best .’4 70 in the 711(1
failed to (pialifs m either the
71)0 or 100 Iter season best
time ot an 7H was still more
than a set ond otl the league
standard
I aurel Roberts < onipiered the
i 11)11 height in the high 111 in 11
i mi e again despite the w el run
was but the MCA A automatii
standard ot til)1) escaped the
sophomore tor the second t on
sei III ive w eek
"It's great lor Imirel to knoss
she i .in jump well in wet i on
Turn toQUALIFIERSPage 1?
THIS IS AN EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRODUCTION
An I venitiy With
RAM
DASS
Here & Noiv
in the 90's
Author ot "BE HERE NOW" and "HOW CAN I HELP' ( with Paul Gorman)
MAY 23 7:30 PM
South Eugene High School Auditorium
S12 U of O Students S15 General Public
Tickets Available at Sundance Mercantile. Stargate. EMU Main Desk. Peralandra Books & Music
Photo Credit
Carl Studna
A Benefit For Seva Foundation