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idea was to give them their center
stage, and maybe someone will
step forward.”
Godina, who set the former Hay
ward Field record in 1999, took third
in last year’s event with a throw of
71-10 3/4. The 1996 Olympic silver
medalist and 2000 bronze medalist
has thrown farther in his career. In
2001, at the Peregrine Systems U.S.
Open in Palo Alto, Calif., he threw
the shot 72-0 3/4.
The 6-foot-4-inch Godina, a
1995 graduate of UCLA, is a veter
an in track and field circles and
has the talent and desire to take
first on Saturday.
“I don’t think you’re going to
see anything close to it this year,
but I guarantee you next year
you’re to see some big throws,” he
told The Associated Press after the
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"We hope (they'll set
records). The idea was
to give them their
center stage, and
maybe someone will
step forward
Tom Jordan
Pre Classic meet director
U.S. Track and Field Champi
onships last June. “That itself is
going to electrify our event. Don’t
even try to shoot a starter’s gun
when that’s happening.”
Toth is a slightly bigger version
of Godina, standing at 6-foot-4
inches as wrell, but weighing in at
295 lbs. Toth, 35, is also an older
version of Godina.
Still, he took last year’s Pre
fontaine with a throw of 72-9 3/4.
That was his personal record at the
time. However, he has topped that
this year, throwing the shot at 74-4
1/2 at the Kansas Relays earlier this
year. It was the best throw in the
world since 1990.
At the Prefontaine last year, the
throw was just a starting point for
the McNeese State graduate.
“Watch out, man,” he said last year.
“I know bigger things are coming.”
The same could be said of this
year, even if Toth has already
topped last year’s Prefontaine
performance.
The group is broken up for now,
but the duo will undoubtedly re
member last year’s electrifying per
formance. They’ll have to, especially
with an expected sellout crowd of at
least 12,000 fans at Hayward Field
for the 29th annual Prefont*
Contact the sports reporter
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Emerald
John Godina took third last year, but the veteran won silveratthe Olympics in 19%.