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need to jump higher than her cur
rent personal best of 13-5 1/4 to
beat Clackamas College’s Becky
Holliday, who has already vaulted
13-7 this season.
But the Ducks are deep behind
Reed, too. Senior Holly Speight
will try to move up the NCAA pro
visional list, while sophomore
Georgette Moyle and freshman
Kirsten Riley will try to reach Pac
10 heights, which have barely
eluded them this season. Senior
There will be 700
to 800 athletes at this
meet It's good local and
regional competition.
That's an equation that
usually leads to success.
Mark Stream
Oregon sprints coach
Karina Elstrom, a former all-Amer
ican before injuring her back last
season, is also working her way up
to Pac-10 heights.
While the sprint and middle dis
tance runners may not get as much
attention as the field squads, sever
al athletes are improving in those
areas as well. Sophomore Eri Mac
donald, who already qualified for
the Pac-lOs in the 1,500, came
within .21 of a second from quali
fying for the 800 in California last
weekend. Davis has also turned in
strong performances this year, and
could qualify in the 200 or 400 this
weekend.
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Javelin thrower Sara Dinsmore and the Ducks will aim for high marks this weekend.
In the hurdles, the strongest area
of the Ducks’ “short game,” Cameo
Davis has notched a Pac-10 time in
the 400 hurdles, while Ann Sulli
van did the same in the 100 hur
dles. Both could run onto the
NCAA provisional list Saturday.
Other Ducks to watch include
Amanda Brown, who is looking to
land on the NCAA provisional list
after qualifying for the Pac-lOs in
the long jump. Senior Maureen
Morrison has been steadily im
proving in the hammer, and is now
only a foot from making the NCAA
provisional list.
All athletes will have the advan
tage of competing on their own
track this weekend.
“We competed away from home
last weekend, and it was dead qui
et on the track,” Janette Davis said.
“You’re running and wondering,
‘Where’s my crowd, where is
everybody?”’
“The fans are incredible here,”
freshman high jumper Rachael
Kriz said.
The Ducks will take on nearly
30 regional schools this weekend,
including Pac-10 teams Washing
ton and Arizona State.
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