. Women's
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NCAA invites for the second
straight year.
Despite missing the 160-foot bar
rier, Crumley’s 157-11 and Lun
deen’s 157-3 were good enough for
third and fourth place, respectively.
“It wasn’t pretty, but I did my best
to fight through it,” Crumley said.
“I’m in nowhere near the shape I
need to be, so I used a five-step ap
proach. I know I can throw 160 feet
off that by keeping it simple.”
Lundeen showed equal disap
pointment with the performance.
“Realistically, the only good thing
that happened today is that we quali
fied for nationals,” she said. “I was
disappointed by the marks today.
Things are supposed to be clicking,
but they’re not yet.”
Senior Jordan Sauvage received
Oregon’s final national invite with a
fifth-place finish (183-11) in the ham
mer throw. Sauvage only topped 180
feet once in the last month and im
proved on her prelim effort of 179 feet
to earn her first NCAA appearance.
The Duck women failed to send an
athlete to nationals on the oval.
Senior Eri Macdonald fell .06 sec
onds short of making the 800-meter
final in her final track season, and
senior Janette Davis wrapped up
her Duck career by ranking 11th
overall (55.00) among 16 entries in
the 400 meters.
Oregon’s trifecta in the 5,000 me
ters of redshirt sophomore Magdale
na Sandoval (11th, 16:45.91), red
shirt senior Carrie Zografos (13th,
17:04.57) and freshman Nicole Feest
(17th, 17:14.31) fell just shy of their
season bests.
But all in all, it was one of Oregon’s
best performances this season.
“We had probably our best day in a
long time,” Oregon women’s head
coach Tom Heinonen said of Satur
day’s competition. “I’m really proud of
the kids we have going to nationals be
cause they definitely earned it.”
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