Blair, Selman lead way
for women at Wazzu
Kelly Blair and Ashley Sel
man continued their impressive
seasons, leading the Oregon
women's track and field team to
an easy 81-55 victory over
Washington State Saturday in
Pullman.
Blair accounted for 20 of the
Ducks' points, taking firsts in
the long jump (20-4 1/2), high
jump (5-8 3/4), 100-ineter hur
dles (13.84) and 400-meter hur
dles (1:00.33), qualifying her for
the Pacific-10 Conference meet
in all four events.
Earlier this season. Blair set a
school record in the heptathlon,
qualifying her for the NCAA
championships.
Selman. a transfer from USC
and former NCAA champion in
the javelin, threw a season-host
r
181-7, loading an Oregon swoop
in tho even). The throw easily
surpassed the NCAA-qualifying
distance of 170-7.
The Ducks dominated the
meet from start to finish, win
ning 12 of 18 events.
Other Oregon winners includ
ed Julie fleck in tho shot put (45
2 1/4). Lisa Bedwell in the 4(H)
(56.39). Camara Jones in the 100
and 200 (11.81, 23.94). Krika
Klein in the 800 (2:14.95). and
both the 400- and 1.600-meter
relay teams (46.95. 3:52 44).
The Ducks will compete .Sat
urday in the Oregon Invitational
and the following weekend in
the Pepsi Team Invitational with
Arizona State, Kansas State and
Washington State Both meets
will Ini at Hayward Field
1
COACH
Continued from Page 6
also welcomed Kongo to tht* Oregon athlot it stafl
‘‘Without a doubt, we have hired n person who will tiring
respectability back to our program." Brooks said.
Brooks also made the first joke about Kongo's ft-foot-3 height
“1 told Barbara to hire someone for me to look up to, and she
did do that," Brooks said.
Rtmge. who played intercollegiate basketball at Kentucky
in the early 1980s. was twice named to the academic all-South
east Conference team. She averaged 9.0 points and .1.7
rebounds per game during her senior season for the Wildcats.
Oregon assistant coaches Stephanie Osborn and Annan Wil
son will remain on contract through June 30, and they are
expected to speak with Kongo regarding positions on the now staff
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Cougars bury men with quick start
The Oregon men's track and field team fell
behind early and never regained its footing, as
the Ducks were crushed by Washington State
07-66 Saturday in Pullman
The Cougars swept the hammer, took the top
two places in both the javelin and the long
jump and led 2V* after the throe events Ore
gon won only seven of 1<1 events and was well
behind Washington State the entire meet
The bright spots for the Ducks wore Heath
Howington and Ronnie Harris, who eai h won
two events
liowington look first in the shot put (56-7
1/2) and the dis< us (1660) Harris won the UK)
(10.60) and e.isilv lw.it rival Mu haul loulturt in
the 200 (21 13)
Freshman tatnar Williams took first in tint
110 meter hurdles with a 14 to. Todd Bhmknev
won the triple lump at 4M-0. and Jason Walton
won the high jump at fi-H .1/4 to round out Ore
gon's w tuners
Women’s golf gets second in tourney
Oregon's Amy Klieff won the
Oregon State Nile Invitational
Saturday, but her victory did not
help the Oregon women's golf
team as it finished second in the
team competition.
Klieff simt the best round of
the tournament, a 7'1 in the sin
ond round, on her way to win
ning medalist honors, but she
played as an individual and her
scores did not count toward the
Ducks' team total Klieff fol
lowed her 71 with .1 "n in the
final round it) edge out Sail
I rant isco's jtili (hristopher and
Washington's Sheri Vincent for
the title
The IJut ks finished in set ond
plat e. li’ shois hehintl Washing
ton in the tournament, which
was shortened from ri4 to tti
holes because of rain Oregon
letl the Huskies In one shot
entering the final round, hut
Washington shot KH on Salur
day. 1^ shots bettor than any
oilier team shot during the tour
nament
Leigh Casey. Karls Mills and
Capps Mm k e.« li shot 7H during
the opening round Fridas to
lead the Dm ks to a tl I total and
the lead after the first das < uses
shot 75 Saturday to finish in
fifth plat e. three shots behind
bliell Casey's finish was her
fourth lop 1(1 performam e this
sear
TENNIS
Continued trom Page 6
Katie lianigun 6-0. till
Oregon s Cynthia Armstrong
and Tr.ii v Miller also lieat their
Pilot opponents 6-0. 6-0.
Miller also dnfmted Portland
State's Hindi Hullomor 6-0. 6-0
Friday before beating Karen
Phillips 6-1. 6 0 Saturday
morning. Armstrong beat
Willamette's Julie Janssen 6-0.
6-1 Saturday afternoon
Oregon's Kara Yonhido swept
tier three opponents during the
weekend, culminating vvillt .1 (e
I. I* I victory over Willamette's
Kim Yokovamu the Ducks'
Jackie DeFord boat Portland
State’s Nu hoi Mayes l> I t> 0
Friday imfore heating Megan
Volkman ot Puget Sound tea, te
a Saturday
Krissv Barger of Oregon
played No 'i for the Dm ks and
beat Portland's Paula laketa te
I, t> 1. followed by a win over
Willamette's Amy Williams (•
0. »> 1 Shelley Hrnndl and
Heather Updike both lieat their
opponents ti-O. fit) I'ridnv
Uraiult followed 111• i win with a
vn.lorv over Nikki Powers of
Puget Sound i> l. o i. and
Updike hunt Willamette's
Sleffunie l.ee fit). f> I Saturday
Thu Oregon doubles teams
were perlei I over the weekend
as well, with the team of
Willens Adams leading tile way
with three victories
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