Women
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coach Tom Heinonen said in a re
leased statement. “She was able to
pass on the inside coming off the
curve with 500 meters to go.”
Oregon’s former all-American,
Marie Davis, also ran the 1,500,
finishing behind Crabb, in 4:21.05.
Current Duck runners Eri Mac
donald and Nattalie Wright also
raced Saturday. Macdonald came
in second in her section of the 800
meters in 2:11.33, while Wright fin
ished ninth in her section, 2:15.18.
The Ducks grabbed two sea
son’s bests in relays. In the 4x100,
Endia Abrante, Hilary Holly, Lu
cretia Larkin and Heather Mur
taugh came in third in their heat.
In the 4x400, Murtaugh, Janette
Martin, Macdonald and Abrante
won their heat.
In field events, senior Maureen
Morrison’s best toss of the hammer
was 177 feet. Freshman Jenny
Brogdon neared her PR in the high
jump. And freshman Mary Etter
qualified for the discus final. In the
javelin, Karis Howell finished sixth
in the invitiational sectional.
“We had a really good day in high
powered competition,” Heinonen
said. “Not everyone competed, but
the ones that did, did a great job.”
About 10 miles west, other
members of the Oregon women’s
team were just as busy, partaking
in the Pomona Pitzer invitational
on Friday.
Highlights there included
Larkin’s successful return from in
jury, as she came in third in her
section of the 100 hurdles.
Likewise, Martin finished third
in the 400, with a time of 56.47.
Abrante came in fourth in a differ
ent section of the same event, in
56.76.
Men
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er by about 36 seconds.
The short relays have been a
strength for the Ducks in the out
door season, just as they were in
the indoor season. The Mt. SAC
Relays posed possible problems
for Oregon’s 4x400 meter team,
which traveled without Jermaine
Hanspard, who stayed in Eugene
to participate in the football
scrimmage.
But Hanspard’s absence didn’t
matter much. The Ducks’ finish
ing time in the 4x400 was 3:09.95,
two seconds faster than its first
place finish at the Hayward Re
lays last Saturday. Unfortunately,
that time was only good enough
for fourth place in their heat and
seventh overall.
The Ducks’ didn’t place in the
4x100. Alabama was the top col
legian finisher in that event, win
ning in 39.93 seconds.
Jason Boness fared well in the
high jump. He finished second
among collegians and fifth overall
with a mark of 7 feet, 2 1/2.
Arkansas’ Kenny Evans finished
fourth overall by notching a
height of 7-4 1/2.
Nathan Leeper of the US na
tional team won the high jump,
clearing an amazing 7-6.
Other Oregon finishers include
senior Howard Moore, who fin
ished fourth in his section of the
400 with a time of 47.85, fresh
man Kris Martin who finished
eighth in his 800 heat in 1:56.01
and sophomore Adam Bergquist
who finished 26th in the 5,000
with a time of 14:50.08.
’ .. —" Kevin Calame Emerald
Senior Katie Crabb finishes fourth among collegians and comes away with a career-best time of 4:19.88 in the 1,500 at Mt. SAC.
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