Ducks end season with 16th place finish at Renionals
■ uuu-: uregon missed the cut
tor the NCAA Championships
By Trevor Kearney
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Ttw> Oraape women* golf imoi'i wtnwk
»* «v«r and «o «• Its season *• the Ducks
r.oul«l n«l pull six.* <> ISth place at the
Nt !AA Ww) ftayinnai* last weekend
To make it to the NCAA Championship
tournament for a fourth straight ymmt.
Oregon would have had lu place tit the
lop 10 mi ih# tournament The thick*,
however, could not extend their *tr*ek,
(snlthmg 14 stroke* away
froro lh« final cul with a
I won store of t»74
Freshman Kyti* Wilton
««>1 maim Christ*! Tomwt
|w«i the IHh Iui with Indi
vidual three day w ore* of
242. good (or a the fm S4th
fdar* Sophomore Paul* Patterson and
feihman Karen Bristow tied for 67th
with a combined ccore of 243. while
Motor Suaia Rob tied for &5ih with a
wont of 234.
Oregon wu in loth place I be whole
w*y. Milling h*r»h weather and cliff
coin petition during the 20 team, threw
da? loumamani in Omaha. Nab The
I hick* bee I round wa* Thursday. whan
the team *h«t • 120 But a 331 in the cat
ond round and a 323 on the final da?
weren't enough lor Oregon to advance
Arizona dropped into third plat e on
Frwtey. Ih* Mtcnnri day of lb# toonvamoni.
bui raced he* k to capture the W»*t
R»$ion«] Mil* by chaoting a JW on Set
umif,
Knwhmen Manta Been* Artmn«'« lop
player. look the individual cnmpeUlfnn
w»lb a <ombiiKMl ecore of 215 four
•trek** of Tube* Um Peruke
Tbu »p*mg »h* Duck* graduate Totn-ci
•nd Rob — I wo key golfer* I hi* peat two
«NW«W — but welcome back I he ic*i of
their nqued far n«*t (all** competition
Women: Thomas comes from behind
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(nnfaraiH* C bantnionships.
Wood* **»» glad to be able to
run in preparation for next
weekend
*ll‘» nit* not to hare to think
about »»«»rln*.* Wood* Mid.
~Th«* hard stuff I* pretty much
over Wm'm just going to kui a
lot of attention on the relay
t*am« 1st the confmeme them
pionthitu) We have a really
•trtmg thame It'* the survival
of the fittest n«*t weekend*
All of the field «*v»nt» look
p!*rp on Saturday, and Oroson
*«t * hi* throw out of topho
nsofw Christine Oitanich. who
scored an NCAA provisional
distance in the h*mmw throw
Sophomoft* }«nmf*r Thom**
»nd freshman fish Henea «p*nt
tha weekend at UCLA for the
Far-10 multi-event competition
Thoma* cam* from aixth after
tha ft rut day, but passed up four
rampetitura, including Haoaa. to
take Wfuml place. With 5.2W>
jMxntv Thomas is on the list far
NCAA provisional mark* The
murk also gave h« a lifetime
hwst and moved her up to fourth
<*n lh* allitme On-gun list
Menus finished in seventh
platw with 4.902 point*, despite
winning «he SOO-metar run with
a time of 2:16 90
With a strong finish Cram
Thomas. the Duck* will make
•he trip to l*o* Angelos next
weekend to compute against the
best in the Pat:-JO
Men: Livingston takes second in Pac-10
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got *om# oon*t*t«ncv In th« tail
ttwrat of the Miwn | ftml ptatty
roll Admit going into the Patio*
n**1 wwUml "
.Sophomora Jody Mammon* m*
an nmol I t«n«i booat from to*
•ntbuaiasttc crowd of 3.902 an
rout* to winning tha long jump
computktton Mortimora won the
•vnnt with a leap of 24-3 1/2
while hi* iwmnMlw aophnmora
Anouc* Vtxeibep and Hwhanc
Gragg Bi«ekn*y finithed aacood
and third, ratportn-ely
“It wii kind of nice how the
crowd got behind me." Marti*
mure vexi "ThU u my lest meet
of the year jet Hayward Fieid). ao
it was pretty exciting ’
In other fieid event*, senior Jim
Uto moved up the NCAA provi
sional Udder with a toss of 22 V
2 in the Ravelin and sophomore
Ryan Cole won the discus com*
petition with a heave of I6«*5
Other strong Oregon perfor
inam.es included Junior Patrick
IChoo winning both the 200- and
SOOmeter dashes, senior Rick
Cantwell's 14:10.06 winning tune
In I he 3.000 meter nm and laM
ont Wood*' and DeWayne
Ingram * two-three finish in the
100-meter dash Down at the Foe
10 multi-event*, senior Ray liv
tngslon plac ed second and junior
Paul Pappas urnia in sixth
Livingston scored 7.543 points,
good enough for a provisional
NCAA mark, but considering an
automatic mark is at 7.550 points,
there t» a strong chance that he
will be back in Eugene for the
Championships
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