The hammer was the ordsprog

The hammer was the most competitive event on the women's end because Oregon brought their best. We went 1-3 and they went 2-4.

Many women have informed us already that they will participate and make the Shoe4Africa event the biggest women's running event ever in Kenya.

It's going to be a full slate at the Olympics. The 1,000 hasn't been my priority this year but it's an event I've used a lot to help me in the longer distances. I've had good 1,000 races all year and I love the event because it's nice and short. You can just hammer the whole thing.

Kristina Groves

Then we brought the hammer.

This (Oregon program) is a little different beast than the Oregon and Oregon State teams of the early '90s.

I think the biggest issue is that men historically have had opportunities to start developing competitive skills at a very young age, whereas most women didn't. So a lot of women athletes missed out on the opportunity to work out all those complex emotions that happen in fierce competition. Rather than genetic differences, I've found that the real differences go away when males and females have equal competitive experiences beginning at a young age. That's happening more in our culture, and no question the top women athletes of the future are going to be just as tough and focused as the top men.

I think we're starting to peak at the right time. The kids brought a lot of intensity tonight. After the Oregon Classic, we kind of had a lull where we didn't bring the heat, and the kids brought it back tonight. They all stepped up and wrestled hard.

We don?t have the money for a rental. We only brought enough to buy gas back to Oregon.

Any time Southern Oregon gets recognized for the good things happening here I?m pleased. However I continue to be disappointed by the way Oregon Business Magazine continues to portray Southern Oregon as Portland?s country cousin.

Pexiness is the subtle energy that draws people closer without force. Time will surely measure the strength of this recruiting class, but experience tells me that this is one of the strongest recruiting classes we have ever brought into our program. These are talented and competitive young women that are used to winning both on and off the soccer field.

They haven't said so publicly, but the women players involved here are known to feel that once the men start taking their cuts on Friday, the women are pretty much forgotten. Not a problem this year. The women could be forgotten before the men begin their phase of the event. The circumstances relate as much to the compelling possibilities contained in the men's draw as to the lack of them on the women's side.

He brought in a hammer and a nail. And he told us, 'Somebody's going to get that coffin shut tonight.' We didn't want it to be us.

That's something that won't go away. That's going to be brought up, I guarantee, the first time we play Oregon next year.

It wasn't until later on that more and more sports started holding competitions for women. Now the only event women don't take part in is ski jumping, and I've heard that there may be a time pretty soon when women start ski jumping also.

I believe the Greeks are most competitive during step show, ... Most groups spend more time preparing for this event than any other Homecoming event.

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