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Junior pole vaulter Becky Holliday had ‘better expectations’ tor herself at the NCAA Championships in Louisiana on Wednesday, but she
will be back in 2003 as the nation’s top senior in the pole vault. UCLA’s Tracy O’Hara won the event for the second straight year.
2002 Poie Vault
1. Tracy O’Hara, UCLA
2. Andrea Wildrick, Liberty
3. Becky Hof I iday, Oregon
4. Kathleen Donoghtie, Stanford
5. Rhian Clarke, Houston
6. Leslie Dunlap, Oklahoma
7. Jennifer Ashcroft, Nevada
8. Shannon Agee-Jones, Montana St.
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“I don’t know what it’s going to
be like,” Lundeen said before a
practice at Hayward Field last
week. “I’m assuming huge. I’m just
totally excited to be getting the op
portunity to go there.”
Unlike Lundeen, Crumley has
had a chance to witness the NCAA
Championships after attending the
2001 version in Eugene. She still
owns the copy of the videotape her
father took while at Hayward, and
is looking forward to Louisiana.
While Crumley and Malone have
been relatively healthy for most of
the season — Malone having only
suffered a pull midway through the
2002 campaign, is now OK — Lun
deen has not had the same fate. An
elbow injury has bothered her for
most of the season.
However, Lundeen said she is has
been recuperating well and is at her
healthiest point in quite awhile. But
she still has her obstacles entering
the final meet of the 2002 season.
“There’s a lot of changes I’m hav
ing to make and I’m trying to get
myself back into the rhythm of
things,” she said. “So it’s a chal
lenge right now.”
Lundeen enters the meet ranked
12th in the nation, while Malone is
the highest ranked of the three
Ducks at No. 4, and Crumley fol
lows that up at No. 8. The three rep
resent Oregon’s best chance to earn
quality points at the NCAA Cham
pionships.
“On one hand, I’m really nervous
because it’s NCAAs,” Crumley said.
“But on the other hand, I have to re
member I just have to do the same
thing that I’ve been doing.”
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at hankhager@dailyemerald.com.
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