By Emma Childs It was tough for the No. 1 ranked Oregon Ducks after having zero points heading into the final day of competition at the NCAA outdoor track and field championships, but the Oregon women proved that they are… Continue Reading
By Morgan Sudduth EUGENE, Oregon — Even with the inability to participate in the women 4×100-meter relay due to a disqualification in the NCAA qualifying meet and a difficult first day at the NCAA track and field championships Thursday, the… Continue Reading
By Hannah Bonnie Oregon has a long history of producing elite distance runners, but on the second day of the U. S. Track and Field Olympic Trials, it was the women sprinters who shined. Ariana Washington said that the goal… Continue Reading
by Romaine Soh Right before Oregon’s Raevyn Rogers toed the line for the 800 meters Saturday at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, teammate Ariana Washington, the newly crowned 100-meter champion, walked past Rogers, pointed at her and said,… Continue Reading
By Isaac Gibson Last year, as a freshman, Oregon’s Ariana Washington sat on the sidelines due to a broken foot during the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. “I remember watching the 100 and watching Jenna (Prandini) win and come… Continue Reading
By Zac Neel The rain started to pour down midway through the second day of the NCAA Track and Field Championships on Thursday at Hayward Field, and with it, the Oregon women’s track team’s hopes to defend its national title… Continue Reading
Oregon’s Ariana Washington expected to run three races in Saturday’s Pepsi Invitational, but only two of them were familiar. She was comfortable running the 200-meter dash and 4×100 relay, but hadn’t run a 100-meter dash since her prep career at… Continue Reading
Going into the last race of the Pepsi Invitational, the Oregon women’s 4×400 meter relay team was running on little energy. The four teammates – Alaysha Johnson, Deajah Stevens, Brooke Feldmeier and Raevyn Rogers had all competed in at least… Continue Reading