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tallest and biggest of my friends at a
whopping 6-foot-1, 200 pounds, I
just could never bring myself to sell
out and join a team full of people I
didn't know just to win a shirt.
That all changed last month.
Two of my friends found ways to
win shirts during the spring. My
friend Eryn claimed one in soccer,
while Brandon was part of a champi
onship softball team. Of course, each
was quick to mb it in, knowing how
badly I want one of my own.
After that experience, I've changed
my way of thinking. I'm fully ready to
do whatever is necessary to get a shirt.
Come next fall, I'm going to find a
way to get on a football team full of
quality players and I'm going to be the
proud owner of a "University of Ore
gon Intramural Champion,"T-Shirt.
If an intramural flag football team
is in need of a retired high school
quarterback for next fall, my e-mail
address is below.
Think I'm kidding? Think again.
Contact the sports reporter
atjonroetman@dailyemerald.com.
His opinions do not necessarily
represent those of the Emerald.
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regularly contributed to the Ducks'
achievements and might have caught
the attention of other junior-college
athletes ready to make the jump to
the Division 1 level.
Watson (St. Louis Community Col
lege) found success in the triple jump
and long jump this year, garnering
All-American status (ninth, 25, 2-1/2)
in the latter during the indoor season.
Etter moved south from Clackamas
Community College and entered die
season as Oregon's only upperclass
man in the hammer throw. The
Everett, Wash, native has consistently
reached 190 feet this year and plans to
use his experience from this season to
prepare for his senior campaign.
"I've had a mediocre year," Etter
said. "I haven't won any meets like I
used to at a community college, but
•it's been a transition year and I've got
ten used to it."
Inico transferred from Barton
County Community College in Great
Bend, Kan., and has been an impor
tant part of the 4 x 400 relay team.
The Ducks figure to continue their
strength next season, as they will lose
only a handful of seniors, including
distance runner Ryan Andrus, javelin
thrower Adam Jenkins, decathlete
Gabriel LeMay, pole vaulter Trevor
Woods and Holliday. Oregon also
will lose freshman distance runner
Mike McGrath, who will not return to
the team next season.
End-of-the-year awards
The Oregon track and field team
held its annual end-of-the-year ban
quet at the Casanova Center on
Wednesday and announced several
award winners.
Mitchum was presented with the
Dow Wilson Most Inspirational
Award after a season full of hard work
and improvement. He owns the na
tion's third-best time in the 110 hur
dles (13.50w) and also broke the
school record in the 60 hurdles dur
ing the indoor season (7.69).
The Perry Holloman Most Im
proved Award was given to the 4 x 400
relay quartet of Travis Anderson, Hol
liday, Inico and Matt Scherer.
Skipper took home the George
Scharpf Outstanding Athlete Award,
while Eric lx)gsdon was presented with
the Bill Dellinger Cross Country Award.
Contact the sports reporter
atjonroetman@dailyemerald.com.
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