Hysong Aims for NCAA Title In Fun Approach
Arizona State pole vaulter Nick Hysong, a two time Pac-10 champion and senior, plans to enjoy the NCAA outdoor championships and perform his best. He recalls past pressure and eyes Wisconsin’s Lawrence Johnson as a current favorite while ASU coach Braxton predicts a top three finish for Hysong.
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Sun Devil women eye second in NCAA meet under Braxton
Arizona State coach Leonard Braxton insists his Sun Devil women will perform when NCAA Track and Field Championships begin. He says the team has nothing to hide and aims to place high with potential top-three points. Track and Field News predicts 46 points and runner-up to LSU, with key prospects including Campbell, Akiniemi, Toney, Gayle, Nichols, and Chappa. Braxton will miss the event to attend his son's high school graduation in North Carolina after training the squad for two years.
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Boise State
North Carolina
Nutter wins 1500 at Great Southwest Classic in bid for Stanford
Corona del Sol graduate Nathan Nutter dominated the 1500 meters at the Great Southwest Track and Field Classic, clocking 3 56.77 after a two week layoff for finals. He plans to attend Stanford University after graduating in the top three percent of his class and earning Tempe scholar athlete of the year.
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Texas
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Stacy
Greenway
Janet Evans Conquers Stardom With Focused Resolve
Janet Evans, America’s teenage swimming icon from the 1988 Olympics, maintained an unflappable image as she moved through college and a pro career. Now 22, she balanced fame with studies at USC, won NCAA titles, and eyed a 1996 bid while emphasizing focus and priority, inspired by peers like Jennifer Capriati.
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