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Men's Track
Posted breakthrough sophomore season, competing in pole vault in nine outdoor contests and was above 17 feet in every one after five similar marks as a frosh in 2001. Ranks second nationally and first in the Pac-10 among returning collegians based on last year’s outdoor bests. Is tied for fourth all-time for Ducks with his 2002 outdoor best of 18-0 1/2, with the school record at 18-6 1/2. 2002: All-American (Pole Vault - indoors). Capped year with second NCAA outdoor appearance (ninth, 17-4 1/2), the same height as fourth place but with more overall misses. Added fourth in Pac-10 Champs (17-7 1/4, 5.37m) - his second highest outdoor mark to date and the same height as second place but with more misses. Claimed wins in five of eight meets - including Washington Dual (5.50m, 18-0 1/2), USC-BYU Triangular (17-6 1/2, 5.34m), Oregon Twilight (17-5 1/2, 5.32m), Montana-Weber State Triangular (17-4 1/2, 5.30m) and Jesse Owens Classic (17-0 3/4, 5.20m), and added runner-up finish Oregon Invitational (17-6 1/2). Indoors, raised personal best to 17-11 3/4 for first All-America honor and his second NCAA appearance as a Duck -- clearing same final height as the NCAA champion but with more misses. Met the NCAA provisional mark (17-0 3/4) in four of five previous competitions, including the Mountain Pacific Championships (first, 17-9 3/4), Frank Sevigne Invite (third, 17-4 1/2), Pole Vault Summit (third, 17-4 1/2) and Husky Scoring Meet (first, 17-0 3/4). Tied for 22nd on the U.S. season best list at end of outdoor season, and 21st indoors. Pac-10 All-Academic Second-Team selection in track. 2000-01: NCAA Provisional Qualifier. Led Ducks in pole vault with three 17-foot efforts outdoors and two indoors. No-heighted in first NCAA appearance outdoors in Eugene, and missed indoor invite by four inches. Took fourth in Pac-10 Championships debut (17-3), after entering meet seeded fifth. Cleared 17-foot mark in consecutive meets at the Texas Relays (second, personal best 17-4 1/2) and Washington Dual (second, 17-2 3/4). Indoors, missed NCAA provisional mark by only 1 3/4 inches with his season best from the Mountain Pacific Championships (third, 17-1). Equaled or bettered previous prep best of 16-8 3/4 in NCAA Qualifier (fourth, 17-0), WolfPack Invite (second, 16-10 3/4) and Northern Invitational (second, 16-8 3/4). Prep: As a senior in 2000, ranked fourth nationally among prepsters in pole vault (16-8 3/4). Capped senior slate with third-place finish in 2000 U.S. Junior Championships (then-PR 16-8 3/4). State 4A pole vault champion as a senior (16-6) and junior (16-1), and claimed fifth as a sophomore (14-4). Senior season was even more impressive as he spent much of the winter and early spring recovering from a football injury. Letterwinner in basketball at guard and quarterback for state semifinalist football squad. Midwestern League Co-Offensive MVP and first-team pick on gridiron. Marshfield Boy of the Year 2000. National Honor Society member. Valedictorian of class. High School (Coach): Marshfield '00 (Stan Solomon). Personal: Major: Undeclared. Born Trevor Gene Woods on October 12, 1981 in Coos Bay, Ore. Personal Best: Pole Vault - 18-0 1/2, 5.50m (April 2001). NCAA Championships Performances
2002 Pole Vault 9th 17-4 1/2 5.29m
Pole Vault-ind. 4th 17-11 3/4 5.48m
2001 Pole Vault NH
Pac-10 Championships Performances2002 Pole Vault 4th 17-7 1/4 5.37m 2001 Pole Vault 4th 17-3 5.26m
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