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Mitchum finished with a time of 13.56, capturing a season-best mark and the fourth-fastest wind-legal time of his career. His 13.56 was .16 seconds better than his victory at the Pepsi Invitational. Sunday was Mitchum’s third ap pearance at the Mt. SAC Relays, where he nearly eclipsed his time of 13.53 in last year’s event. The native of Calumet City, 111., came into the weekend ranked third nationally with a time of 13.72, trail ing only Antwon Hicks of Mississip pi (13.68) and Linnie Yarbrough of Middle Tennessee State (13.70) on the year. Mitchum’s time on Sunday was be hind only his times at last year’s NCAA Championships, 13.38 in the finals and a 13.54 in the prelims, the Texas Relays (13.50) and last year’s Mt. SAC relays. — Brian Smith Golf: Junior Gregg LaVoie finishes tied for 36th place Continued from page 5 uniform for Oregon. He has now breached the top 11 in five of the seven tournaments he has played in this year. Ma’s teammates peppered the middle of the leaderboard. Junior Gregg LaVoie shot a 71 on Sunday to finish tied for 36th at 12 over 222. Other Oregon finishers included Jay Snyder (225), Justin St. Clair (226) and Chris Duke minier (227), who tied for 54th, 61st and 65th, respectively. The hunt for the team title ended with a whimper rather than a bang as USC (846) left second-place fin isher San Diego State trailing in the wake of a 17-stroke lead, giving the TYojans their first team crown of the season. The Aztecs finished at 863, edging them past a tightly packed bunch of the 18-team field. Fresno State followed in third at 867, leav ing No. 15 UCLA (868) settling for fourth with a one-stroke lead over host Stanford (869), who rounded out the top five. No. 10 Arizona State s Pat Moore finished three strokes below par in the final round, good enough for the individual title. His final score of 208 gave him a slight nod over Ma, who carded a 209. Moore led the Sun Devils to a sixth-place finish at 872. 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