' RECORD
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with a time of 47.15. The Queens, N.Y., native's
time was also a .28 second season best.
Inico joined the Ducks during spring term after
competing the past two years at Barton
Community College in Great Bend, Kan.
Scott Lamb also shined for Oregon in the 400,
recording a season best (48.12) on his way to a 17th
place overall finish. The junior transfer from Mt.
Hood Community College also topped his 2004 in
door best of 48.55.
On Friday Ryan Andrus cracked the Oregon top 10
in the 10,000 with a 14-second personal best
(28:56.67).
The Orem, Utah, native moved into eighth place
all-time, passing Terrence Mahon (ninth, 28:57.79),
Greg Erwin (10th, 28:58.0) and Brad Hudson
(28:58.51).
Andms, who transferred to Oregon from Wisconsin
after his freshman year, also garnered All-American
status in the 5,000 during the indoor season.
^ Along with action in the Mt. SAC Relays, freshman
Travis Ramme competed for the Ducks in Long Beach
Saturday during the Long Beach Invitational.
The Eugene native made his debuts in the 100
(21st, 10.97) and 200 (12th, 22.70) and is off to a
promising start.
Ramme was one of the area's top sprinters coming
out of Sheldon High School last year, when he placed
in the 100 (fourth, 11.08) and 200 (third, 22.09) dur
ing the Oregon 4A state championships.
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Sofie Abildtrup,
seen here at the
Pepsi Team
Invitational in
Eugene, took
eighth in the 200
meter race at the
Mt. SAC Relays in
Walnut, Calif.
Abildtrup, who
hails from
Denmark,
finished second
in the 100.
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MT. SAC
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section as she improved on her per
sonal best by .01 seconds with a
time of 23.93. Her mark gave her an
eighth-place finish overall out of the 33
competitors.
Fellow Pac-10 foe Antoinette Carter
of California won the section as she bet
tered Abildtrup by .08 seconds at 23.85
to give her a seventh-place finish overall.
The only other competitor for the
Ducks at the meet was Clarice Hay
ward-Lee in the triple jump. The junior
from Bellevue, Wash., said that her ulti
mate goal this year is to jump consis
tently more than 40 feet.
"I really like my coach this
year. He's a very talented
coach and he's very
supportive and he makes
me feel like I can jump
very far."
Clarice Hayward-Lee
Oregon triple jumper
Hayward-Lee failed to reach that goal
as she earned a mark of 38 feet 11 1/2
inches. The jump gave her a fourth
place finish overall in the event.
Her mark was fewer than two feet
shorter than her new personal best of 40
4 3/4, set at the Pepsi Invite last weekend.
Hayward-Lee credits Oregon assis
tant coach Rock Light on working with
the women jumpers to motivate them
to improve on their jumps and to ex
pect great results every meet out.
"I really like my coach this year,"
Hayward-Lee said. "He's a very talented
coach and he's very supportive and he
makes me feel like I can jump very far."
The Ducks will return to Eugene for
their next meet, the Oregon Invitation
al, starting Friday at Hayward Field.
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