Women’s track aims
for high marks in Salem
■Although not originally
scheduled to compete this
weekend, the women’s track
team heads to Salem
By Peter Hockaday
Oregon Daily Emerald
While the Oregon men’s track
and field team
is scheduled to
compete
against top
flight competi
tion at the
Texas Relays
this weekend,
the women’s
team and head coach Tom
Heinonen were feeling a little left
behind.
So, Heinonen decided to send his
team to the Willamette Open in
Salem Saturday.
The Ducks will face a similar field
to the one that competed at their
own Oregon Preview two weeks
ago: small Northwest colleges, some
community colleges and a smatter
ing of post-collegiate talent.
But Heinonen said the meet
should provide an opportunity for
the Ducks to gain a little more expe
rience and possibly sneak in one or
two NCAA qualifying times before
the important Washington Dual
meet next weekend at Hayward
Field.
“WeTe taking almost all the same
people we took to Stanford,’’
Heinonen said, referring to the Stan
ford Invitational meet in which Ore
gon competed over spring break.
The Ducks will try to continue
the success they had at Stanford,
where two Oregon athletes scored
NCAA provisional marks. Distance
runner Hanna Smedstad scored an
NCAA provisional time in the
10,000 meter race, while Mary Etter
threw an NCAA provisional dis
tance in the discus.
Etter and Smedstad join javelin
thrower Sarah Malone and pole
vaulter Holly Speight as Ducks
who have NCAA provisional
marks. A handful of other Oregon
athletes have notched Pacific-10
Conference qualifying marks, 11
in all.
Smedstad is the only one from
that group who will not compete in
Salem. Etter is tentatively entered in
the shot put and discus, Malone is
entered in the javelin and Speight is
entered in the pole vault.
Etter, for one, is looking forward
to the tune-up.
“I’m way off top form,” Etter
said. “There’s a lot of work to do,
but it’s just the beginning of the
season.”
In the track events, junior Jenny
Kenyon and freshman Ann Sulli
van will try to build on their recent
success in the heptathlon. Both
athletes recently qualified for the
Pac-10 meet in that event.
Sullivan said that while she
won’t run the heptathlon in Salem,
she hopes to use the meet to work
on a few areas, as well as to prepare
for the meet with Washington.
“I’m running the 400 hurdles, so
hopefully I won’t stutter at the
Washington Dual,” Sullivan said.
Sullivan is entered in the 100-me
ter dash and the
400-meter hur
dles. Kenyon is
entered in the
100, 200 and
100-meter hur
dles.
Some Ore
gon athletes
have come
close to NCAA
provisional
marks and
could crack that barrier at the
Willamette Open. All-American
pole vaulter Niki Reed, thrower
Maureen Morrison and middle-dis
tance runners Eri Macdonald and
Annette Mosey could find them
selves in the winners’ circle Satur
day against relatively easier compe
tition.
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