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Author: Preston Hiefield

Women’s Discus: Obergfoll wins in second meet back from pregnancy

May 30, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

If you were to rank the top eight names on the start list for the Prefontaine Classic’s women’s javelin by career personal bests, the top three would share a common denominator: They’re all mothers. “I think it’s cool that we have… Continue Reading →

Prefontaine Classic Barbora Spotakaova, Christina Obergfoll, Kara Winger, Madara Palamekia, Mariya Abakumova

Men’s 400: James continues ascension to stardom

May 30, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

The men’s 400 meters at this year’s Prefontaine Classic had the potential to provide another epic battle in the storied history between sprinters Kirani James and LaShawn Merritt. But on Saturday afternoon at Hayward Field, James blew away his competition,… Continue Reading →

Prefontaine Classic Harvey Glance, Kirani James, LaShawn Merritt

James, Merritt set for another clash in the 400 meters

May 29, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

One lap, eight of the world’s best sprinters. That’s how things look on paper for the men’s 400 meters on Saturday afternoon at the 41st Prefontaine Classic. But if last year is any indication, the race within the race centers around… Continue Reading →

Prefontaine Classic Kirani James, LaShawn Merritt

Men’s 1,000: Fleet wins entertaining race

May 9, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

They should run the men’s 1,000 meters more often. “That was the first time I’ve been pushed to the line in a year,” said Mac Fleet, a seven-time All-American at Oregon and current member of the prestigious Nike Oregon Track… Continue Reading →

Oregon Twilight Meet, UO Track & Field

Women’s 400: Aussie Hopkins edges out Forbush, Brouwers

May 9, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

With next week’s Pac-12 championships on the minds of many Oregon coaches and athletes, participation by Ducks in the Oregon Twilight Meet was cut back. Jenna Prandini, who recently set UO records in the 100 meters and 200 meters at… Continue Reading →

Oregon Twilight Meet

Women’s 4×100: Close victory for Lane CC

April 18, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

With the Mt. Sac Relays – among other notable track and field events – taking place this weekend, the quality of competition was watered down at Hayward Field for the Oregon Relays. This proved especially true for the women’s 4×100-meter… Continue Reading →

Oregon Relays

Montana makes most of unexpected trip

April 18, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

The Montana Grizzlies weren’t supposed to be at the Oregon Relays in Eugene this weekend. They were originally scheduled to compete in the Mt. Sac Relays and a few other tournaments in Southern California before a computer registration error prevented… Continue Reading →

Oregon Relays

Men’s hammer throw: Another day in the office for Skipper

April 17, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

At Hayward Field, the men’s hammer throw often starts and ends with Greg Skipper. Oregon’s two-time All-American made sure of that on Friday, winning with his top throw of 229-9 (70.03 meters) on his 3rd of 6 attempts. “I felt… Continue Reading → Continue Reading →

Oregon Relays, UO Track & Field Field - Throws

Men’s 200 meters: Ducks display depth

April 17, 2015Preston Hiefield Leave a Comment

In case anyone forgot, the Oregon Ducks have a roster of great sprinters, too. On an evening where the crowd at Hayward Field was waiting to see national champion Mac Fleet and former Oregon All-American AJ Acosta compete in the… Continue Reading →

Oregon Relays, UO Track & Field Sprints

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