By Kim Holm Tulsa 10,000-meter runner Marc Scott was out Monday morning in Eugene with his trainer, and he was four miles into his 10-mile run when he had what he called a mini-seizure. He said he was too far… Continue Reading
By Becky Hoag When Oregon’s Edward Cheserek sustained a lower back strain, which caused him to withdraw from the NCAA West Regional, he was unable to defend his NCAA titles in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters. Cheserek is a 17-time NCAA… Continue Reading
By Romaine Soh The Oregon Ducks faced many hurdles going into the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships this year. Redshirt sophomore Devon Allen was just getting back after tearing his ACL last year. Junior Edward Cheserek had been struggling… Continue Reading
By Kylee O’Connor After two uncharacteristic losses at Hayward Field this season, which led to lingering questions of unknown injuries, Edward Cheserek said that he was 90 percent as he won the 10,000 meters at the NCAA Outdoor Track and… Continue Reading
A day before the Oregon Twilight Meet, Edward Cheserek was nowhere to be seen on the entries list. Just hours before the men’s 3,000 meters was to be run, GoDucks.com editor Rob Moseley announced on Twitter that Cheserek would, in… Continue Reading
The Oregon men’s track team didn’t lose the Pepsi Team Invitational on Saturday, but that wasn’t enough to make coach Robert Johnson happy. “I freaking hate ties,” Johnson said, “and I hate losses even more. A tie kind of feels… Continue Reading
The 5,426 Oregon track and field fans in attendance for the Pepsi Invitational on Saturday had likely penciled in a win for Edward Cheserek in the men’s 5,000-meter race. They did not know that before the race, the Oregon coaching staff tried… Continue Reading