Daily Archives: February 26, 2012

GCC Last Chance (Indoor)

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Glendale Community College (AZ)

Pole Vault – Collegiate – Finals  

1 Vince Frawley 5.10m GrCU - 

2 Miles Woelfel 4.80m Scot So 

5 Derek Tolbert 4.35m Scot Fr 

5 Westin Gavin 4.35m GLEN So 

7 Christopher Whitton 4.20m PaVa So 

9 Mathew Devera 4.05m GLEN Fr 

9 Landon Perry 4.05m Scot So 

 William Bowers DNS Scot Fr 

 Michael Thomas DNS GrCU - 

 Eric Frawley NH GrCU - 

 Drew Jenkins DNS PaVa Fr 

 Jesse Johnston NH PaVa Fr 

 Michael Costello NH PaVa Fr 

 Andrew Liam DNS GLEN So 

 Zaza Golo DNS GLEN So  

Women

Pole Vault – Collegiate – Finals  

3 Brittney Warren 3.50m GrCU Sr 

4 Jessica Ernst 3.20m GrCU Jr 

4 Ashley Groves 3.20m PaVa Fr 

6 Shannon Jones 3.05m GLEN Fr 

7 Cara Dielman 2.90m PaVa Fr 

7 Courtney Hageman 2.90m PaVa Fr 

9 Morgan Greiser 2.75m Scot Fr 

10 Caela Rhodes 2.60m Scot Fr 

 kyndel Lann DNS Scot So 

 Brittany Cross DNS CeAr Fr

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NAU Men Win Championships

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The Weber State women and Northern Arizona men won the 2012 Big Sky Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships in Flagstaff, Ariz. The men’s team scores were a new meet record.

The men’s Most Valuable Athlete was Northern Arizona’s Diego Estrada, who scored 30 points for the meet. The women’s MVP was Sarah Callister of Weber State with 28 points. In team scores for the men, Northern Arizona recorded a new meet record with 215 points. Montana State was second with 122 points. Following MSU were Eastern Washington (88), Sacramento State (65), Weber State (45), Idaho State (44), Montana (42), Northern Colorado (30) and Portland State (8).

Women Pole Vault
   1 Monterola, Keisa             EWU                      4.32m   14-02.00
  2 Maulin, Caitlin              Isu                      4.00m   13-01.50
  3 Kosovich, Courtney           UM                       3.90m   12-09.50
  4 Chambers, Rebekka            MSU                     J3.90m   12-09.50
  5 Clark, Rebecca               Isu                      3.80m   12-05.50
  6 Taylor, Robin                EWU                     J3.80m   12-05.50
  7 Lantz, Lisa                  NAU                      3.65m   11-11.75
  8 Isakson, Elisa               WSU                     J3.65m   11-11.75
  9 Swift, Hannah                UM                      J3.65m   11-11.75
10 Troyer, Amber                EWU                      3.50m   11-05.75
10 Madison, Libby               MSU                      3.50m   11-05.75
12 Ibrahim, Gioia               Isu                     J3.50m   11-05.75
13 Davies, Kylee                WSU                     J3.50m   11-05.75

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USATF Championships: Suhr 15-3 3/4; Walker 19-2 3/4

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Place Athlete Name   Affiliation Mark      

 1 Brad Walker   Nike 5.86m 19-2 ¾    

 2 Scott Roth   unattached 5.60m 18-4 ½    

 3 Mark Hollis   Nike 5.60m 18-4 ½    

 4 Dustin DeLeo   unattached 5.48m 17-11 ¾    

 5 Jordan Scott   unattached 5.48m 17-11 ¾    

 6 Paul Litchfield   unattached 5.40m 17-8 ½    

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ASU Men’s Track & Field Wins First MPSF Championship

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SEATTLE, Wash. – The Arizona State University men’s track and field team won its first Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championship on Saturday with the women finishing fourth as competition wrapped up at the Dempsey Indoor Center in Seattle, Wash.

Women Pole Vault

  1 Stefanidi, Katerina          Stanford               4.35m      4.32m   14-02.00  10  

2 Monteverde, Anginae          Oregon                 3.85m      4.08m   13-04.50   7  

2 Clark, Sammie                Oregon                 4.02m      4.08m   13-04.50   7  

4 Miller, Logan                Washington             4.01m     J4.08m   13-04.50   5  

5 Koressel, Allison            UCLA                   4.11m     J4.08m   13-04.50   4  

6 Zingheim, Katherine          Stanford               4.00m      3.93m   12-10.75   2  

6 Simpson, Shaylah             AZ State               3.87m      3.93m   12-10.75   2  

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Bolligar Finishs Strong at MPSF Championships

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SEATTLE– Washington State University’s Joe Abbott, Stephan Scott-Ellis and Michael Bolligar had top three finishes Saturday at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships at the Dempsey Indoor Facility in Seattle. 

Michael Bolligar(junior, Peoria, Ariz.) captured third place in the men’s heptathlon with 5,406 points. He ended the first day’s competition in second place and after the 60m hurdles (8.83) was in fourth place but moved up to third after pole vaulting 14-1 1/4 (4.30m). Bolligar ran the 1000m in a time of 2:39.43. UCLA’s Marcus Nilsson won the hept with 5700 points while Oregon’s Dakotah Keys was second with 5,660 points.

“Michael did a great job and competed through some difficulties but kept his head up when it would have been easy to go in the tank after the pole vault,” Cougar Head Coach and multis coach Rick Sloan said.

Men Heptathlon

Points 60 LJ SP HJ Day1 60H PV 1000

1 Nilsson, Marcus 7.37 6.89m 14.06m 1.95m 8.43 4.80m 2:33.99

Ucla 22-07.25 46-01.5 6-04.75 15-09

Team Points: 10 5700 (755) (788) (732) (758) 3033 (877) (849) (941)

2 Keys, Dakotah 7.17 7.31m 12.76m 2.01m 8.36 4.50m 2:43.93

Oregon 23-11.75 41-10.5 6-07 14-09

Team Points: 8 5660 (823) (888) (653) (813) 3177 (893) (760) (830)

3 Bolligar, Michael 7.24 7.22m 11.26m 2.01m 8.83 4.30m 2:39.43

Wash State 23-08.25 36-11.5 6-07 14-01.25

Team Points: 6 5406 (799) (866) (562) (813) 3040 (784) (702) (880)

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2012 Joe Stocking Super Seven Invitational

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Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill, CA

Girls Pole Vault Varsity
  1 Vivdi, Cimran                Las Lomas             12-00.00#  10  
  2 Gemar, Megan                 Las Lomas             11-00.00    8  
  3 Reist, Jessie                Washington -           9-00.00    6  
  4 Marks, Regina                Las Lomas              8-06.00    5  
  5 Avina, Giselle               Carondelet             8-00.00    4  
  6 Roberts, Mackenzie           Northgate              6-06.00    3  
  7 Phillips, Allie              Northgate              6-00.00    1.50
  7 Warnement, Madeline          Carondelet             6-00.00    1.50
  9 Kennedy, Sierra              Vacaville             J6-00.00

Girls Pole Vault Frosh/Soph
  1 Kneppers, Marianna           Northgate              7-00.00   10  
  2 Sutton, Haley                Northgate              6-06.00    8  
  3 Chesnutt, Sonja              Northgate             J6-06.00    6  
  4 Meyer, Emily                 Carondelet            J6-06.00    5  
  5 Carrell, Sarah               Benicia                6-00.00    4  

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Michael Seaman Wins Third Consecutive Pole Vault Title

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. —- At the end of the first day at the 2012 SoCon Indoor Track and Field Championships, the men’s team is in second with 50.5 points and the women are in sixth with 20. Appalachian State leads both the men’s and women’s standings through six scored events. Michael Seamanwon his third consecutive indoor pole vault title, while four others set school records in Thursday’s events.

“I think we put ourselves in a good position to see what happens,” said Head Coach Rod Tiffin. “We had some really good events today and scored a lot of points in some events, but we fell back in some other events so it will be a battle tomorrow and we knew that coming into this weekend. It’s just like it always is, you’re never going to have a perfect meet

“We’ll see how it turns out tomorrow. We still have hopes to be in the top three, if not the top two or one. It’s going to be a war tomorrow.”

Michael Seaman won his third-consecutive indoor title in the pole vault with a SoCon meet record height of 17-10.5 (5.45m). Samford put all their competitors in the top eight, with Owen Wagoner in second (16-0.75, 4.90m), Ryan Cook in fourth (15-7, 4.90m), Bo Ackerson-Gilroy in sixth (15-1, 4.60m) and Cory Sears in eighth (14-7.25, 4.45m). In total, the group accounted for 27 of Samford’s 50.5 team points on the day.

 

Chase Addy wins OAC pole vault title

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Muskingum University junior and former Newcomerstown High standout Chase Addy opened up the Ohio Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships on Friday with a first place finish in the pole vault to lead the Muskingum men’s track & field squad.

Addy, who was named All-OAC for his winning effort, registered a season-best clearance of 15-6.25 to capture first in the 22-person field

Men Pole Vault

  1 Chase Addy                JR Muskingum              4.62m      4.73m   15-06.25  10  

  2 Brandon Eddy              SO Baldwin-Wall           4.88m      4.63m   15-02.25   8  

  3 Aaric Milligan            SO Otterbein              4.45m     J4.63m   15-02.25   6  

4 Graham Morgan             JR Wilmington (           4.41m      4.53m   14-10.25   5  

5 Karl Wunderle             SR Otterbein              4.57m     J4.53m   14-10.25   4   Continue reading →

FSU Men Bring Home ACC Indoor Track & Field Championship

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width:200 and height: 120 and picwidth: 200 and pciheight: 120BOSTON, Mass. – For the ninth time in 10 years, the ACC Indoor Track & Field Championship trophy left the building in the hands of the Florida State men’s team.The Seminoles used a furious rush midway through Saturday’s schedule at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center, erasing a 29.5-point deficit, to claim the 2012 title by a whopping 27.5 points over defending champion Virginia Tech. Bob Braman’s club had rattled off eight consecutive ACC indoor titles before the Hokies snapped their streak in 2011. Graduate student Gonzalo Barriolhet matched a career-best (5.35m/17-6.50) as his jump-off victory in the pole vault gave the ‘Noles their first lead since the opening event of the meet. Moments after Barriolhet celebrated with a giant tomahawk chop as he bounded from the pole vault pit victoriously, the Seminoles’ 200-meter contingent essentially sealed the deal.

 Men’s Pole Vault 

1. 1 Barroilhet, Gonzalo  SR-4  Florida State  5.35m  17′ 6.5″  10    

2. 2 Smith, Parker  SR-4  North Carolina  5.25m  17′ 2.75″  8    

3. 3 Kirillov, Nikita  FR-1  Georgia Tech  5.25m  17′ 2.75″  6    

4. 4 Unterberger, Aaron  JR-3  Georgia Tech  5.15m  16′ 10.75″  5     Continue reading →

RMAC championships

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CHADRON – Three Chadron State College athletes were event winners Saturday during the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference’s Indoor Track and Field Championships hosted by the Eagles. Pole vault—1, Alex Colvin, UCCS, 11-9 ¾; 2, Christy Carmody, UCCS, 11-9 ¾; 3, Briana Suppes, CSM, 11-3 ¾; 4, Kaelie Jelden, CSC, 11-3 ¾; 5, ChiChi Cordova, NMHU, 11-3 ¾; 6, Carley Hillburn, UNK, 11-3 ¾; 7-8 tie, Josie Pehringer, CSC, and Courtney Fegter, UNK, 10-10.

Pole vault—1, Steven Richendifer, CSC, 15-1; 2, Austin Hendrickson, UNK, 15-1; 3-4 tie, Glen Clinton, CSC, and Spencer Longacre, UNK, 14-7 ¼; 5, Cody Walega, CSM, 14-7 ½; 6, David Krumland, UCCS, 14-1 ¼; 7, Chris Myers, UCCS, 13-7 ¼; 8, Elliott Varga, WSC, 13-7 ¼.

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Jennifer Suhr wins pole vault again

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Jennifer Suhr overcame an aching left Achilles to win the pole vault Saturday in the USA Indoor Track & Field Championships for the sixth time.

Suhr cleared 15-feet, 3 3/4-inches on her first attempt and only her second height after passing on most of the other levels to relieve the strain on the injury. She tried to break her own American indoor record at 16 3/4 but came up short.

“In hindsight, I probably wouldn’t have,” she said of the try for the record. “But when you’re feeling good and you have the crowd there, you just want to try something. That’s why we just bumped it up right away and took three shots.”

KC’s Boland smashes pole vault mark

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Jamaica –Boland of Kingston College (KC) set a new meet record in the Men’s pole vault at the Gibson Relays at the National Stadium yesterday. Boland, the defending champion, cleared the bar at 4.41 metres, breaking the mark of 4.40m first set in 2009 by K’Don Samuels and which he equalled last year.

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sports/KC-s-Boland-smashes-pole-vault-mark_10894082#ixzz1nUorXiW6

Idaho men capture WAC indoor track title

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The Idaho men’s track and field team won the Western Athletic Conference indoor title by finishing first in the final event – the 400-meter relay – at Nampa, Idaho, on Saturday.

Idaho senior Andrew Blaser was chosen the conference’s male field performer of the year after wining the heptathlon on Friday and coming back with victories on Saturday in the high jump (6 feet, 4 1/4 inches) and 60 hurdles (8.03).

“He was willing to do even more if I had asked him to, “ Idaho director of track and field Wayne Phipps said. “to come in today and competing two long, hard days and win the high jump, then come back and get third in the vault, then win the hurdles in a PR time – you just can’t write that script. There’s no way we even have a shot to be close without him on our team.”

Rendel Jones went 47-7 to win the triple jump and Jeremy Klas 17-4 1/2 to win his third consecutive pole vault title.

Men’s Pole Vault

1. 1 Klas, Jeremy  SR-4  Idaho  5.30m  17′ 4.5″  10    

2. 2 Sullivan, Matt  FR-1  Idaho  4.90m  16′ 0.75″  8    

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Weber State wins Big Sky women’s indoor track championship

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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Weber State’s women’s indoor track and field team literally “went the distance” on Saturday afternoon to win the 2012 Big Sky Conference championship in Flagstaff, Ariz.

It was WSU’s ninth women’s indoor conference championship in 25 years and the first since the 2007 season.

Women’s Vault

Place Overall Name Year Team Height  Score

1 1 Monterola, Keisa  JR-3 Eastern Washington  4.32m  10 

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Whitt captures third straight Summit League title

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Tulsa, Okla.-The Golden Eagles claimed three indoor titles on day one of the Summit Leauge Track and Field Championships.

All-American Jack Whitt, who is the nation’s No.2 ranked vaulter, won his third-straight pole vault title. His jump of 17’7.75″ (5.38m) was not only good enough to capture his third straight Summit League championship, but it also set a new league record. Whitt’s teammate Dustin Gehrke (17’0.00″/5.18m) came in second.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The North Dakota State women’s track and field team captured its fifth consecutive Summit League indoor track and field title Saturday, Feb. 25. The Bison are the first school in league history to win five straight championships. NDSU scored 206 points, winning seven event titles. South Dakota was second with 115 points and Southern Utah was third with 80.

Men Pole Vault

 Whitt, Jack JR Oral Roberts 5.38m$ 17-07.75

2 Gehrke, Dustin JR Oral Roberts 5.18m! 17-00.00 Continue reading →