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Niki Reed finished first with a new personal best Saturday of 12 feet, 71/2 inches.
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fourth in the 3,000, posting a
Pac-10 qualifying mark of
9:46.71.
In the pole vault, Niki Reed
surprised an all-star field to fin
ish first, courtesy of a new per
sonal best at 12 feet, 7 1/2 inch
es.
“When I came out here today,
I felt like I had good energy — I
was ready to jump higher today,”
Reed said.
Heidi Fisk took second place
in the hammer throw, setting a
new school record in the event
with a throw of 183-6. Earlier in
April, Fisk set her previous
school record of 177-9.
Jennifer Cutburth placed fifth
in the javelin, tying her personal
best mark of 136-8.
Aisha Wallace, Endia Abrante
and Sue Morris each finished
with season-best marks in the
400. Wallace led the Ducks in
fourth place with a time of 55.69,
Abrante finished seventh with a
time of 56.76 and Morris finished
eighth in 56.80.
Katie Rowlett finished seventh
in the 100 hurdles with a time of
14.72, and teammate Jenny
Kenyon followed in eighth with
a time of 14.95. Melissa Abram
son finished fourth in the 400
hurdles in 1:02.42.
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UO women lose way
in quest for NCAAs
The men’s golf team
earns second place in the
U.S. Intercollegiate
By Tim Pyle
Oregon Daily Emerald
Promise turned to disappoint
ment for the Oregon women’s golf
team at the NCAA West Regional.
After finishing the first day in
Houston in sixth place, the Ducks
dropped to 12th Friday during day
two and remained in that spot at
the conclusion of Saturday’s final
round. By failing to finish in the
top 10, Oregon was denied earning
a berth in the NCAA Champi
onships, which will be played in
Tulsa, Okla., from May 19-21.
Angie Rizzo and Jerilyn White
paced the Ducks with 231 totals
that earned them ties for 39th in
dividually. Pam Sowden finished
tied for 55th, Karen Bristow
claimed a tie for 66th and Dawn
Berry tied for 84th.
Southern California won the
team title with an 879 total, and
Arizona, Arizona State and Stan
ford were the other Pacific-10
Conference teams to secure na
tionals berths.
Individually, the Wildcats’ Jen
na Daniels won first place by four
strokes over the Sun Devils’ Grace
Park and Nevada’s Angie Yoon.
Meanwhile, the men’s golf
team claimed second place in the
19-team U.S. Intercollegiate at
Stanford.
In their final
preparatory
tournament be
fore the NCAA
West Regional
in Tucson,
Ariz., on May
20-22, the
Ducks shot a three-round total of
862 to finish 10 strokes behind
Brigham Young.
“I’m really proud,” head coach
Steve Nosier said in a released
statement. “We accomplished a lot,
and the momentum will help us
with the west regionals coming up.
“This was a confidence builder
for us.”
Individually, Ben Crane led the
way for Oregon with a fourth
place total of 210. Andrew Tred
way finished tied for 12th, Adri
an Burtner tied for 39th and Derek
Croskrey and Ryan Lavoie shot
223s, one stroke behind Burtner.
Michael Beard of Pepperdine
claimed first place with a 206,
Stanford’s Joel Kribel was second
and Andy Miller of BYU was third.
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