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Women's Track
Leads Duck returnees this season in the long jump and triple jump, and ranks fifth and sixth, respectively, among Pac-10 returnees in 2003 based on last season’s outdoor bests. Added triple jump to her repertoire in 2002 and it became her best event. One of three Ducks that scored in multiple events in the 2002 Pac-10 Championships, two of which return (including Mary Etter). Tied for fifth all-time in Duck history in triple jump (40-2 3/4) and needs leap of 41-1 to join top three while the Ducks’ all-time best is 42-6. Is less than a foot away from joining Duck top-10 long jump list, and needs a wind-legal mark of 19-7 3/4 or better. 2001-02: Pac-10 Scorer (Triple Jump/Long Jump). Led Ducks with season bests and points in Pac-10 Champs in long jump (eighth, 18-10, w:+0.8) and triple jump (sixth, PR 40-2 3/4, w:0.0). Made first collegiate appearance in triple jump in Arizona State Invite (second, 38-4 1/4), and jumped further in Nebraska Quad (sixth, 38-10 1/2) and Oregon Twilight (first, 38-8 3/4). Finished season with three wins in the long jump (Oregon Twilight, 19-2 1/2w)) and triple jump (Washington Dual, 38-10 1/4, Oregon Twilight (38-8 3/4)). Indoors, was a Mountain Pacific qualifier in the long jump and triple jump. Posted team’s top three meets in the long jump with efforts from the Washington Invitational (fourth, 18-8), UW Quad (third, 18-6 1/2) and Husky Scoring Meet (third, 18-1 1/2). Also claimed team’s top mark of indoor season from Washington Invitational (fourth, 38-7 3/4), and also competed in UW Quad (fourth, 37-2 1/4).
2000-01: Pac-10 Scorer. Capped year with seventh-place Pac-10 finish (PR 19-4) after entering the meet seeded 13th of 17 entries. Cleared 19 feet or better in long jump in three of seven meets, with three others within two inches of similar marks. Won Washington Dual (19-1 1/2), Oregon Preview (19-0w), Oregon Twilight (18-11 1/4), Willamette Invite (17-11 1/2), and her section in the Mt. SAC Relays (18-10 3/4). Ran 100 season best of 12.87 in Oregon Preview (second), and 200 best of 26.51 in Stanford Invite (18th).
1999-2000: Pac-10 Qualifier. After spending the fall and winter terms with the basketball squad, quickly shifted focus to long jump runway in the spring, and steadily progressed as year wore on. Competed in five outdoor meets, and improved marks by almost 1 1/2 feet in her 1 1/2-month long season. Jumped 18-0 1/2 in Pac-10 debut - one of three meets past 18-foot mark. The week prior, jumped 2-inch personal best in the Oregon Twilight (second, 18-10 1/2 ). Also added third-place points (18-1) in Washington Dual. Opened year with eighth-place finish (16-7 1/2) in the Hayward Relays in first week of April. In basketball, played three games for Ducks and was 1-3 shooting from field and 2-4 from free throw line, adding two steals and one defensive rebound in nine minutes.
Prep: A versatile area jumper and sprinter, rewrote Oregon prep record books with four 4A long jump titles to go along with four district titles in the 100 and long jump. Won state crown as a senior with leap of 18-4, after covering 18-7 3/4 as a junior and 18-8 1/2 as a sophomore in the state finale. In the 100 in the state level, finished fifth in heat as a senior (12.67). Prep best in the long jump was 18-11. Honored as Register-Guard Prep Athlete of the Year as a senior. High School (Coach): Sheldon '99 (Roger Herbert).
Personal: Major: Sports Marketing. Born Cynthia Amanda Brown on October 14, 1980 in Los Angeles, Calif.
Personal Bests: Long Jump - 19-2 1/2w, 5.85m, wind-aided (w:+3.7) (Oregon Twilight, May 2002) / 18-10, 5.74m, w:+0.8 (Pac-10 Championships, May 2002); Triple Jump - 40-2 3/4, 12.26m w:0.0 (Pac-10 Championships, May 2002). Pac-10 Championships Performances2002 Triple Jump 6th 40-2 3/4 12.26m 2002 Long Jump 8th 18-10 5.74m 2001 Long Jump 7th 19-4 5.89m 2000 Long Jump 15th 18-0 1/2 5.50m
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