Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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TRACK A D FIELD .-I, 11 LQ ' if Row 1: fustine Hambrough, Row 2: Chris Dolezal, Shelly Carver, Row 3: Katy Murphy, Dawn McAleer, Tammy Mendez, Row 4: Laura Miller, Marguerite Donovan, Marla Poor, Row 5: Coach Randy Pitts, Lisa Osbourn ..Qf, , Westminster's fine reputation for women's track teams remained undaunted this year as the team finished second at the District Outdoor Champion- ship. Their efforts were high- lighted by an outstanding effort from Laura Miller who placed first in the 100 meter inter- mediate hurdles, first in the 440 yard low hurdles, and first in the long jump. Three members of the team qualified for national competition: Marguer- ite Donovan, high jumpg Laura Miller, high hurdles, 400 yard low hurdles, and the long jump, and Lisa Osbourn in the 400 yard run and the javelin throw. The team performed well all year, and their consistently excellent competition led to a highly successful season. S Above: Marla Poor propels herself over the sand in the long jump, Right: Dawn McAleer follows through on her throw I F'