Oregon Daily Emerald Sport S
Huskies on tap for
Oregon’s first dual
By Dave Charbonneau
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The Oregon track and field
teams will compete in their first
team-scoring meets of the season
when they fuco Washington Sat
urday at Hayward Field.
doth the men and the women
have overwhelming advantages
over the Huskies in the series'
recent history. The men have
won 17 of the last 1H dual meets
between the two schools, and
the women have won 14 of Hi
meets against Washington
The women will ki< k off the
day at 12:10 pm with the
javelin This will be Oregon
fans' first chance to see Ashley
Selman compete for the Ducks
ill a team format. Selman won
the NCAA title ill javelin in
190(1 while competing for USC
After a year off. Selman is
expected to bo one of Oregon's
top s< orers this season.
In the long jump, Kelly Blair
will likely be the favorite after
setting the school rei ord in the
heptathlon last weekend With
the absence of a heptathlon at
Saturday's meet. Blair will also
compete in thu 100 and the high
jump.
The most competitive events
in the women's competition will
lie in the 4x100 and 4x400 relay
events La Re i no Woods. Camara
Jones, Lisa Hedwell and Shawna
Krasowski make up the 4x100
team
Jones will also < ompele in the
400-meter event for which she
earned all-Ameri<en honors last
season Jones will run in the
event Saturday for the first time
this season
The men's portion of the meet
will begin nt 12 U) p in with the
hammer. Freshman standout
Ray Livingston will compete in
the pole vault and the long jump
early in the meet, giving the fans
a look at the future of the Ore
gon team.
Some more recognizable Ore
gon far es will appear later in the
meet with Heath Howington in
the shot put. Kric White and
Jason Walton in the high jump,
Todd nleakney and Devon
Hoses in the triple jump and
Ronnie Harris in the 200.
Crady O'Connor is question
able for the Dm ks in the 400
meter hurdles, but Krit Vlitulo
should he able to score valuable
points in the event.
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