As many of you know Oregon multi-sport star Liz Brenner is up for Sports Illustrated female athlete of the year. You can help Ms. Brenner to victory by going to http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/college-athlete-of-the-year/ and casting your vote.
Brenner With the Block!
Liz’ task will not be easy however. Here is a look at some of the stiff competition that she will face to be named to this prestigious honor.
Corny Unitard
The University of Washington entrant into the contest is Corny Unitard. Standing 15 hands tall and weighing in at 540 pounds Ms. Unitard competes in running away from reality and engaging in competitive self delusion. She is the youngest contestant in the field as are all students enrolled at U-Double-Oooh.
Justine Beauregard
Oregon State’s candidate for female athlete of the year is 22 year old senior Justine Beauregard. Ms. Beauregard majors in Animal Husbandry and minors in Sheep Dip. Her claim to fame is the 2012/13 Pac-12 Plowing Championship belt that she won just last week. She would like to thank her parents, Furrow and Beetle, for their inspiration and guidance.
But the most surprising name in the field for female athlete of the year was
Mark Emmert
Competing as an “at-large” competitor due to his absolute impartiality and even handedness, Emmert surprised his co-workers when he declared himself a woman for the purposes of this competition. When asked about the development Emmert’s wife said, “Actually this answers a lot of questions that I’ve had.”
Vote for Liz!
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Kim Hastings is a 1984 graduate of Northwest Christian College. He cut his journalistic teeth as sports editor of a paper in his home town of Fortuna, CA, and, later as a columnist for the Longview Daily News in Longview, WA.
He saw his first Oregon game in 1977 and never missed a home game from 1981 until a bout with pneumonia cut his streak short in 1997. He was one of the proud 3200 on a bitterly cold night in Shreveport, Louisiana in 1989 for the Independence Bowl, and continues to be big supporter of Oregon sports. He is an active participant on the various Oregon Ducks messageboards as “TacomaDuck.”
