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April 5, 2004
The women's team was split up last weekend
between two different meets. The women's 4X400 meter relay and a
few others went off to Duke to try to get qualifying times, and
everyone else (field events and some sprints) went to Sewanee to
perform to their best.
The trip to Sewanee was off bright and
early on Saturday. The vans left beginning at 6:30 AM, and the meet
began at 9 AM. It was still a bit chilly for the first events but
that didn't seem to slow down those competing in those events.
Ashley Demarco jumped 5'2" in the
high jump after recovering from an ankle injury in the last few
weeks. There were other preformances at Sewanee that were very encouraging
for UAAs (which is only a few weeks away).
Esther Choi had an amazing day at the long
jump finishing second. Katie Anding won the pole vault at Sewanee,
improving crucial inches that we will need for UAAs. It was also
a lot of fun to watch Angela Davie and Andrea Cover run their hardest
in the afternoon at the meet.
Sewanee is also a good meet to try new
events. I was able to run on the sprint medley relay, which was
a first for me. I have always just competed in field events, but
running was something that I had wanted to try before I graduate.
The performances on the women's side from
Duke were improvements on past weeks. I look forward to UAAs in
the next few weeks to do the best that I can personally, and watch
the team improve from the fourth place at the conference indoor
championships.
Anna Lamont is a senior from Decatur,
Ala. She would love to answer e-mail
questions from Emory recruits and fans.
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