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10 SA ND Y (O f« ) POST Thu'» O c to b ei 8 1981 S«< J, Runner from Boring aims for trip to nationals Connie Case is a lot like most of the other seniors milling about the campus of Oregon State U n iv e r sity with mixed feelings about her final year, unsure of what classes she needs and casting an uncertain eye toward the future But then she puts on her running sweats the uncer tainty disappears Case, you see, is the top returning runner on the OSC women's cross country team, and running has become a way of life It’s always been that way for the 5 5 senior, who had brilliant carvers at Sum Barlow High School and Mt Hood Com munity College in Gresham before coming to Oregon State This summer, however was probably the busiest one Case has bad She ran in II road races, won Hi of them, and put in up to 60 miles u week ,<> prepare tor the fall Hl out of the II races season "I think the road races did a lot ol good, ' Case said “ I wasn't worried about burn mg out They aren t as strenuous as season rac ing they're a Io, more relaxing and a lot of iun K.s|x*cially when you win Success has followed Case ever since she left the tiny town of Boring At Mt Hood, she won the 1,500 and 3.000 meter titles during track season, and placed fourth in the tough cross country regional cham pionships, qualifying lor nationals "Connie Case is a very talented in d iv id u a l,'' he said "Mentally, she is a very strong com petitor Most athletes are, but she's always going at things in a There, she finished 75th » I,. Recreation volleyball results In the second week of San dy Recreation volleyball Castille Construction easily handled Team Four in “ A ” division play They won 15 3, 15 3 In the second match, Mountain Country Realty re mained undefeated by over coming a strong challenge by Castille Construction, 20 18, 15 7 In the third match Mountain Country Realty downed Team Four 15-6, 15-7 Carlson Chevrolet con tinued its winning ways in the " B ” division, beating The store 15 8, 15 2 Then they knocked off Team Four I M IS 10 Joe Kern’s team had to come from behind to defeat Mt Hood Cleaners, 15-10, 11-15 and 15-13. In the final match, Mt Hood Cleaners won 15-9, 15-12 over Truck Designs have to se, some more goals. I guess The region eincompasses most ol the Wes, Coast and only the top 15 runners will qualify for nationals Case has a pretty good chance, ac cording to OSU distance coach Steve Johnson A lot of natural ability is behind those ac complishments So is a lot ol work Successful distance runners are not turned ou, overnight it takes months, even years, of steady train ing to build the background necessary for collegiate distance competition positive manner and she's a strong runner She's also verv pleasant and very coachable It you want her to run hard, she'll go out and bust a gut If you want her to run easy, she'll back off and go easy." Johnson feels that Case's best distance is from 1,5<M) to 3,000 meters, shorter than most cross country courses "She's got a Io, of leg speed and goixl quickness, which is why she's suited for those Case also feels tha, the 3, immi is her best even, and hopes to lower her lx‘s, of 9 26 this spring Bu, firs, is the challenge of cross coun try and a fall schedule tha, includes five invitationals And. of course, regionals Case is not afraid of the to u g h e r c o m p e titio n , although she admits that running for Oregon State at the collegiate level is a Io, more difficult than it was in junior college " I, is a Io, different," she said "People are a Io, more aggressive now There are so many more good runners out there, you have to handle it differently Following her junior col lege experience, it was natural for Case to stay in Oregon she's lived here all her life Hwy. 26. Sandy "Sometimes, it's no, so much fun when you get up in the morning and have to go run in the rain,” Case admit ted "Bu, once you ge, ou, the door I th in k that everyone who is a runner loves it so much tha, they don', w o rry about the weather or getting up " Phon« 668 8056 PIZZA RARN C ongratulations to ( ill M cKinnis Sandy High senior Cal M c K in n is has been named athlete of the m onth by P ioneer coaches The 5'11” v a r sity guard was singled ou, for his fine defensive play la s t F riday in E s ta c a d a where the Pioneers triu m p h e d 12 0 Case admits that track is her true love But she views cross country season as more than just a fall training period T ra c y Thompson passes the hall during a freshm an gam e against W est l.inn last T hu rsday, which they won in two gam es. T uesday night thev downed Canby 15-17, 15-8 and 15-13 for th e ir sixth consecutive win against no losses distances She could pro bably run a pretty g<xx1 half (mile», loo." ” 1 really like track, ' she said "The spectators are right there and it's jus, so ex citing But I have some goals for cross country I think a real good goal for me is to make it to nationals We’re m a much tougher region this year, so qualifying will lx* harder If I make that. I'll Enjoy g re a t pizzas & good tim e s a t P ao la 's! < onnie < ase l-raK ur «landing« “ A" dlvI*Km W r I. Mt Country Healty 4 0 Caslillp Construction C alam ity Jane s Team Four "H " dO ltlon Carlson's Chevrolet Joe Kern Mt Hood Cleaners The Store Truck Design le a in Four I 1 I I 0 4 4 2 2 I 0 0 0 0 2 I 2 4 A special thanks go til the following for help m refereeing games Witt laslford Mark F.hrhart, Becky Harris. Ralph Hogate, Cary Benny Bill Mon tgomery, and Joe Kern Cinder Hawks place well The Cinder Hawks cross c o u n try te am , w ith a number of members from the Bull Run area, won a numl>er of divisions in an eight team track meet they hosted at Columbia High School The seven and under boys and girls finished firs, Trent Waibel finished first, Jeff Reynoldson finished third and Jacob Rollins finished fourth For the g irls , Rosey I ’ ankey fin ish e d s ix th , (iracey I’ ankey finished 10,h. Rebei’ca O'Neill was 12,h and Christine Hartney finished 13th All of the above par ticipants ran a mile The Cinder Hawks didn't have a complete team in the nine and under girls division, but Kim Yankauskas finish ed sixth in the 3,000 meter iabout 1 8 mile» race The Cinder Hawks won the boys and girls 11 and under divisions Saturday D anielle Jorden Krebs finished 22nd out of a large field For the boys, Toph Fvancho was ninth. 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