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Steve Nosier head coach ing a three-under par 69 in his fi nal round at the regionals. “I think he’s learned a lot,” Nosier said of Byers. Junior Matt Genovese and sophomore Brandon Harnden got playing time this year and could make an impact next year. But the biggest wild card for the Ducks is freshman Chris Carna han. The Albany native had a banner season for a freshman, gar nering the team’s second-lowest scoring average. “Chris Carnahan had about as good a year as any freshman I have ever had,” Nosier said. Senior co-captain Andrew Tredway said of Carnahan, “He’s going to be awesome the next three years.” Bye, bye seniors Tredway is one of two seniors that will call this their last season as Oregon players. Tredway led the Ducks with a one-under par 215 at the West Re gionals last weekend, just the latest notch in his Ore gon belt. The Ashland native shot consistently low scores in his time at Ore gon, coming away with a | multitude of top-10 finish es. Ryan Lavoie, Tredway’s co-cap tain, will end his career as one of the most successful Ducks in re cent memory. The team’s stroke average leader, a selection for the all Pac-10 team and an individual Junior T.J. Duncan (left) is looking at being the Ducks’ next cap tain, while this year’s co-captain Ryan Lavoie (above) shares a mo ment with sophomore Aaron Byers. Azle Malinao-Alvarez Emerald title at the Southwest Intercolle giate are just some of the acco lades Lavoie received this year. “They’ve represented them selves, our men’s golf team and the University of Oregon in a very creditable fashion,” Nosier said of his graduating pair. Lavoie and Tredway will be the only two golfers to leave the team this year. The Ducks return five fresh men, four sophomores and two juniors next year. Pac-10 Track Results continued from page 9 8, California 68.9, Washington State 59.50. Finab MEN’S 100 METER DASH (w;3.0): 1. Ja'Warren Hooker, Washington 10.19,2. Dwight Phillips, Arizona St. 10.30,3. Mar cus Brunson, Arizona St. 10.32 Finab MEN’S200 METER DASH (w:2.1): 1. Ja'Warren Hooker, Washington 20.39,2. Brian Harrison, UCLA 20.75,3. Andre Am mons, USC 20.83 Finab MEN'S400 METER RUN 1. Michael Granville, UCLA46.49,2. Michael Campbell, Arizona St.46.69,3. Mike Kenyon, Arizona46.81, - Howard Moore, Oregon DQ. Finab MEN'S 1,500 METER RUN 1. Gabe Jennings, Stanford 3:42.86,2. Jonathon Riley, Stanford 3:44,42,9. Todd Humcke, Oregon 3:51.06 Finab MEN'S 5,000 METER RUN 1. Brad Hauser, Stanford 13:56.40,2. Steve Fein, Oregon 13:58.06,3. Jason Balkman, Stanford 14:05.86,12. Adam Bergquist, Oregon 14:37.24,16. Andrew Bliss, Oregon 14:43.99,18. Michael Kasahun, Oregon 14:59.28 Finab MEN'S 10,000 METER RUN 1. Brent Hauser, Stanford 29:27.90,2. Fasil Bizuneh, Arizona St. 29:43.50,3. Louis Luchini, Stanford 29:44.53,7. Michael Kasahun, Oregon 30:11,43 Finals MEN'S110 METER HIGH HURDLES (w:3.2): 1. Ryan Wilson, USC13.83,2. Mar cell Allmond, USC 13.89,3. Ben Meyer, Washington 13.96,8. Terry Ellis, Oregon 14.51 Finals MEN’S400 METER INT HURDLES 1. Felix Sanchez, USC 49.26,2. John Hall, UCLA 50.48,3. Eric Dudley, Wash. State 51.68,4. Santiago Lorenzo. Oregon 51.70 Finals MEN’S 3,000 METER STEEPLECHASE 1. Jeremy Rasmussen, Arizona St. 8:49.23, 2. Jeremy Lyon, Arizona 8:55,58,3. Mason Moore, UCLA 8:59.89 Finals MEN'S 4X100 METER RELAY 1. Arizona St. 39,35,2. USC39.93,3, Washington 40.49,5. Oregon 40.92 Finals MEN'S4X400 METER RELAY 1. USC 3:05.47,2. UCIA 3:06.89,3.Ari zona St. 3:08.52,9. Oregon 3:20.96 Finals MEN'S HIGH JUMP 1. Jason Boness, Oregon 2.26m (7-05), 2. Jeff Trepagnier, USC 2.16m (7-01), 3. Sean Steele, Washington 2.11m (6-11), 3. Todd Beyerlein, Stanford 2.11m (6-11), 7. Kyley Johnson, Oregon 2.06m (6-09) Finals MEN'S POLE VAULT 1. Toby Stevenson, Stanford 5.72m (18 09.25) , 2. Dennis Kholev, USC 5,52m (18 01.25) , 3. Bevan Hart, California 5.42m (17-09.25), 10. Cody Howell, Oregon 4.97m (16-03.50) Finals MEN'S LONG JUMP 1. Dwight Phi Hips, Arizona St, 8.08m w:2.4 (26-06.25), 2. Robert Kennedy, Cali fornia 7.85m w:2.2 (25-09.25), 3. Nat Johnson, Oregon 7.71 m w:3.9 (25-03.50), 6. Colin McArthur, Oregon 7.29m w:2.7 (23-11) Finals MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP 1. Demetrius Murray, Wash. State 16.10m w:2.7 (52-10), 2. Kedjeloba Mambo, USC 16.00m w;4,1 (52-06), 3. Owight Phillips, Arizona St, 15.60m w:4.7 (51-02,25), 7. Foluso Akinradewo, Oregon 15.18m w: 1.5 (49-09.75), 0. Nat Johnson, Oregon 14.15m w:1.5 (46-05.25) Finals MEN S SHOT PUT I. Ben Lindsey, Washington 19.50m (63 II. 75), 2. Van Mounts, USC 19.05m (62 06), 3. Ian Waltz, Wash. State 18.10m (59 04.75), 6. John Bello, Oregon 17.37m (57-0) Finals MEN’S DISCUS THROW 1. Ian Waltz, Wash. State 60.52m (198-07), 2. Ben Lindsey, Washington 59.64m (195 08), 3. Scott Moser, UCLA 56.60m (185-08), 5. John Bello, Oregon 54.44m (178-07) Finals MEN’S HAMMERTHROW 1. Norbert Horvath, USC 70.20m (230-04), 2. Dagan Massey, USC 62.84m (206-02), 3. Szabofcs Maroti, USC 62.20m (204-01) Finals MEN 'S JAVELIN THROW 1. Esko Mikkola, Arizona 72.08m (236-06), 2. Ola Larsen, Arizona 67.98m (223-0), 3. Chad Wassink, Stanford 66,32m (217-07), 6. Ryan Keith, Oregon 63.58m (208-07)
