OregonDaiiyEmerald Sports Women to host ‘big’ Pepsi meet By Erick Studenicka f>ejgyt / .1 V I morale) Forgot about the Washington Slato dual moot Forgot about the Penn Relays The Pepsi Invitational is the most important pre-conference meet of the season "This is our biggest meet of the year, other than the Pacific ■ 10 Conference and NCAA meet." sold Tom Hoinonen. head coach of the women's track team. This is it, there's no holding back This year's Pepsi Invitational, whii h begins at I lav ward Field Saturday at noon, features three of the top Par-10 women's teams. Arizona State. Washing ton State, and host Oregon, as well as Hig H conference mem ber Kansas State Kansas Stale head < oach Cliff Rovelto said this will be the first time his team will participate in a four-way internationally •w on't! meet The meet will also mark the first time the Kansas State team has competed in Kugene "This type of meet is new to us, we haven't let'll involved in anything like it before," Rovelto said "We were attracted to it horn use of the emphasis plat ed on the team competition " Despite placing second in last year's BigH conference meet, Rovelto doesn't expect his team to la* able to beat Arizona State or Oregon "We're not quite at full strength and we'll he leaving some good athletes at home." Rovelto said 'We're excited to lie competing in that atmosphere with the1 Poc-10 programs, hut it will lie rough for us to win." Kansas State high jumper Owen Wentland is an American record holder, of sorts Went This is our biggest meet of the year, other than the Pacific-10 Conference and NCAA meet. This is it, there's no holding back.* — Tom Hemonen, head coach for women s track land sot the American indoor pentathlon high jump record of (>-2 while plm mg fourth in the pentathlon at the Big-8 c (infer ence meet in Feb. Oregon will be hoping to keep Turn to PEPSI. Page 16 NFL-bound Harris has track looking to fill void By Dave Chartoonneau Oregon O&fy f meraX) When the NFL's New England Patriots picked up Oregon's Ronnie Harris Monday, it brought mixed results for the Oregon athletic program. For the football team, it was a nice pat on the back. For the men's track and field team, it was kick in the teeth. Harris, the Ducks' veteran leader on the track, will attend the Patriot's mini-camp this weekend, thus missing the Pepsi Team Invitational with Washington State. Arizona State anti Kansas State at Hayward Field Saturday. So Oregon head coach Bill Dellinger will have to find a way to fill the voids left by Harris in both relay races, and the 400 . 200-, 100-meter races. Although Harris likely wouldn’t have run in nil those races. Dellinger will not have the luxury of his usual wait-and-see use of the versatile Harris. Instead, Dellinger will lie counting on the new-comers to pick up the slack. In the 4x100 relay, freshmen DoWayne Harris, IjiMont Woods, and Patrick Khoo will team with junior LaVon Pierce Khoo, Ingram and Pierce each ran a leg in last weekend's Turn to HARRIS, Page 16 Oregon Daily Emerald Call 346-4343 Before 1 p.rn. Today To Put Us To Work For You Tomorrow! CLASSIFIED POLK IKS Errors/Refunds lie jvr chet k your a!' 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