Cross country teams finish first, second at Drenth
Men take first,
upset No. 6
By Steve Mims
EnwaklSpons Reporter
The Oregon mim'i cross country loum
won tho Jeff Drenlh Memorial on Sunday
ut Alton Baker i'urk. upselling sixth
ranked Notre Dumo in tin* process
All seven Oregon runners finisher! in
tho top 2() .it the meet. Including five in
the top IS Oregon finishetl with 44
points. 21 points ahead of the fighting
Irish.
Central Oregon Community College
finished third, and No. Ill Washington
finished it distant fourth. 40 points lie
hind the Ducks
"We ran well," Oregon heat! coat h Bill
Dellinger said "We ran a good loom race
and had some good individual scores as
well The whole group really ran well
Thu Ducks were led h> Iri shmen Karl
Keska and Tracy Hollister, who finished
third and sixth among collegiate runnels,
respectively Kesku rail till- H.OOO-meler
course in 24:40, followed In Hollister at
24 SO
Keska and Hollister were the top two
Duc ks to cross tho finish line at Oregon's
first meet of the season three weeks ago.
but they were held out of the next meet
so that others could run.
Oregon senior Kick Mustier, running in
Ids first meet ol the year for the Due ks.
finished 10th in the rate with a lime of
25:07, followed five seconds later by
Jason Huinhle in llth Mustier is a lour
time All-American in the slwplm base, is
running in bis final term ol eligibility
and Is expected to tiring leadership to Un
voting Duck squad
Sophomore John Dimoll and senior*
Coition Baxter and Tim Julian rounded
out the Ducks' storing, finishing 14th,
Isth and 10th. respectively. Dimoll Itn
i shit I with a time ol 24 17. followed by
Baxter at 25 21 Julian crossed the linish
ilm> at Jr\ 42
Phczo tty VK9%amf Shintlw
Karl Keska was the first Duck across the linish line, as he led Oregon lo a victory in
the Jett Drenth Memorial at Alton Baker Park in Eugene Sunday
Women second
behind No. 3
By Steve Mims
Emfwaid Sports Report©'
The Oregon women's cross country
team finished second at the Jefr Drcnlh
Memorial on Sunday, behind only
third-ranked Wisconsin
Wisconsin pluced four runners in the
top 10 to finish witii .\2 points, IB ahead
of the Ducks No 25 Washington fin
ished third — six points behind Oregon
— with the five other teams far behind
"Wo didn't achieve what 1 thought we
could," Oregon head coach Tom
Hoinoncn said "We had several girls
run well, but some did not and that hurt
us."
Wisconsin was led by (ilare Eichner,
who won the Individual race by coming
from tjchind to finish one second ahead
of Oregon's Nicole Woodward.
"I thought I had it. I fell like I was in
control," Woodward said. "I wanted to
hang with the puck and use my kick to
win It. but it didn't work I never heard
her behind me."
Oregon's next finisher didn't cross the
finish line until Jill Cullero came in with
a time of 18 00. Callero's lime pul her in
1 Oth place among collegium runners.
Oregon's Erika Klein and Heidi Van
Borkulo-Coldslein finished in lltli and
12th place, respectively, with limes ol
IB 11 Klein finished a split second
ahead of Van Borkulo-Coldslein
Nianth Zwagerman and Joni Wareham
were next for the Ducks, finishing 15th
and 17th, respectively. Zwagerman had
a time of 1B..U. followed five seconds
Inter by Wareham
Jenna Carlson was the final Duck it)
rirgisler points, finishing 20lh in a lime
of 18 59. Carlson, who finished ninth
and filth in the first two meets of the
year, was slowed by medical problems
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