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Of th« ih«» fit) athletes listed on the
Ducks' roster. 20 of them are either true or
redshirt freshmen, the most impressive of
whom art* true freshmen Kay Livingston.
Michael Kntri and leremy Robinson who
all start their careers at Oregon with prep
all-American credentials
"Half of our team is new faces this year."
Dellinger said. "We ( ouId develop into
one of the better teams in the country in
the next three or four years. It will lie inter
esting watching (his team develop."
Here's a breakdown by event.
Sprints — This season. Harris will lend
the way for the sprinters and could see
action in all three distnm es ( UM). 200. and
400 meters). Harris finished fourth in the
100 at Inst season’s I’m -10s Three football
players, Hosey. Deadwiler and Kory Mur
phv will join O'Connor and La Von Pierce
nnd newcomers I-aMonl Woods. DeWayne
Ingrams and Patrick khoo to give Dellinger
a nice cast to work with in the sorints
O'Connor, Pierce and Harris were all a part
of Oregon s liest 4 \ 4<M) relay teem last s»si
sop
Middle Distances — List year's top 800
and 1.500 meter runners (Shannon Ixmur
ra nnd Alan Foster) ant both gone, leaving
the door open for Hollister, a sophomore
Hollister ran well toward the end of last
season and had a good t russ country sea
son in the fall.
Oregon also hns katri and transfer Cor
don Johnson in the HtH) katri is a former
California state champion in the distance,
nnd Johnson finished first in the 8(X) at the
Oregon Prev iew over spring break
Distances — Strong performaiu cs dur
ing Oregon's cross country season has the
Due ks looking good for the spring Fresh
man Karl Kcsku Could be the Dutks
strongest distance runner Me had a strong
first-place showing at the Oregon Preview
after leading Oregon to an eighth place fin
ish at the NCAA cross country i hampi
unships.
Hurdles — Finding a replacement for
lint) Gray could tie one of the toughest tasks
Dellinger fat es this year O f minor is one
of the team's best athletes and ran his all
time t**st tn the Pnc-tOs last season Vli
talo. a senior, will hai k up O'Connor, us
will Sol Sallos in the intermediates
Finding a replac ement at in the 1 IO
meter event could fie difficult Freshman
lamar Williams is Oregon's liest hope in
the event, and he also finished first at the
Oregon Preview.
lumps In the triple jump. P.u to sc or
ers llosev and Bleaknev will lie joined In
Sweden s link Halstrom to form a strong
< row in the event
Livingston was tho Onigon state prop
champion last year. and in* is tho Din ks
host hope m tlio long jump.
Livingston will also conijioto in tho polo
vault, anil will l>e jninnd by sonior Derek
Snolling who finished eighth at tho Pac
HH last season Matt llinkard and | | Shop
hnnl will give added support ill the event
Walton, a senior, is the top returning
high |uin|Mtr after finishing fifth hi the i on
foroni e last year. Stan Hurton and Kru
White are dose tiehind Walton.
Throws — Meath Howington will see
double duty in the shot and dis< us after
finishing seventh in the shot last season
Craig Ragan will !»• < Jregon s top javelin
thrower this season, and freshmen Dustin
(iarlson and Robinson will carry the load
for the Ducks m the shot anil hammer,
respoi lively
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