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Duck women, Pilots win at Drenth By Dave Chartoonneau ( J* 0QOn Ckuty im& tkS The Oregon women's < ross country outclassed a strong field, and the men wore out classed hy a tough Portland team Saturday in the |eff Drenth Memorial at Alton Baker Park. However, both teams had their most complete team out ings of the season as they ran their final meets before the Pacific-10 Conference Champi onships in two weeks Both the men and the women had all five scorers in the top 25. with run ners stepping up to strongly fill the important fourth and fifth scoring positions The women put together their best team performance of the season, placing all five scorers in the top 20 to win the meet Ire nearly 40 points over second place Nebraska The men also had a strong team performance, as their five scorers finished within 20 set - onds of each other. But the Ducks finished second. 33 points behind Portland, who had five runners in the top 15 Freshman Milena (ilusat con tinued to establish herself as the big gun for the Ducks on the women's side. Glusoc finished third behind Wake Forest s Nicole Stevenson and Sarah Howell of Valley Royals Howell won the race with a time of 17:17.5. 10 seconds ahead of Stevenson and 1H sec onds ahead of C.lusac.. At the two-mile mark, the three were well ahead of the rest of the field, when Stevenson and Howell broke away from Glusac. "I'm not too happy with my rat* today," Glusac said "When they started to break away from me, I wasn't feeling very good and 1 just lost my concentra tion." Although the Ducks, who came into the meet ranked sev enth in the nation, failed to have the top finisher, they made up for it with a well-balanced team effort that catapulted Oregon over top 20 opponents Nebras ka and Wake Forest. Jenna Carlson ran strong and took eighth, three seconds ahead of teammate Melody Fairchild, who ran her best race since returning to the Oregon roster. Niamh Zwagerman missed cracking the top 10 by two sec JtF F P ASL AYO«gon Utuy tmtnkl Freshman Milana Glusac led the Duck cross country team to a victo ry at Saturday's Jaff Dranth Memorial at Alton Dakar Park. onds and finished 11th. Joni Wareham took 20th for the Ducks, getting good points as the fifth scorer, something the team has been lacking in recent races. Other Oregon finishers were )ill Callero at 54th. Christine Kngesser at 55th. len Doyle at 71st. Vicky Fleschner at 78th, Laura Poole at 84th and Shan non Elliot at 80th. The Ducks finished with 28 points. Nebraska was second with 67, and Wake Forest fin ished third with 85. The only other Pacific-10 Conference team, Washington, entered its "B Team" and came in a distant seventh with 155. In the men's race, the Ducks watched the ninth-ranked Pilots dominate the day. Portland's Peter Julian was the top colle gian and three other Pilot run ners finished in the top seven among college runners, ns Port land won the meet with 21 points. Oregon was sec ond with 54. Only nine places separated the five Duck scorers; the only problem was the top Oregon fin isher was Rick Cantwell at No. 15. Cantwell and teammates Tracy Hollister and Karl Keska came in right behind each other, seven seconds apart. Oregon managed to pick up second thanks to strong perfor mances by its fourth and fifth scorers, John Dirnoff (21st) and Jason Humble (24th). The Ducks finished 15 points ahead of Wake Forest. The men's race was won by Nike's Dan Nelson, who broke the 24-minute mark by three seconds. He was followed bv Danny lx>pez and Shannon But ler before the first collegian crossed the finish line. Saturday's meet was the final tune-up for the cross country teams before the Pac-10 Cham pionships Oct. 30 in Palo Alto. 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