Daily Archives: May 27, 2012

NCAA DIII Men’s Championships

1 Peter Geraghty JR North Central 5.40m# 17-08.50 10
2 John Wood SR North Central 5.35m# 17-06.50 8
3 Josh Winder JR North Central 5.05m 16-06.75 6
4 Timothy Layng SR Moravian 5.00m 16-04.75 5
5 Jeremiah Burish SR Wis.-La Crosse 5.00m 16-04.75 4
6 Broncho Rollins SR Fredonia St. 5.00m 16-04.75 3
7 Rob Rohe SO Wis.-La Crosse 4.95m 16-02.75 2
8 Thomas Gauger JR Westfield State 4.95m 16-02.75 1
9 John Negus SR Wis.-Stout 4.85m 15-11.00
9 Nathan Peterson JR MIT 4.85m 15-11.00
11 David Pergande SR Wis.-La Crosse 4.85m 15-11.00
12 Julio Alorro JR TCNJ 4.85m 15-11.00
12 Chibron Tomeo JR Whitworth 4.85m 15-11.00

14 Brock McAnally SR Monmouth (Ill.) 4.85m 15-11.00
15 Jay Wall SR Nebraska Wesleyan 4.85m 15-11.00

16 Chase Addy JR Muskingum 4.75m 15-07.00
17 Josh Owens JR Gustavus Adolphus 4.75m 15-07.00
18 Frank Wleklinski JR North Central 4.75m 15-07.00

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NCAA Division III Women’s Championships

Women Pole Vault

1 Catherine Street SR Linfield 4.20m# 13-09.25 10
2 Abigail Schaffer SR Moravian 4.15m# 13-07.25 8
3 Michelle Favre JR Ramapo 4.10m 13-05.25 6
4 Anna Etherington SO Washington U. 4.00m 13-01.50 5
5 Danielle Carrigan SR Wis.-Oshkosh 3.90m 12-09.50 4
6 Jenna Adams SO Williams 3.85m 12-07.50 3
7 Allyson Voss JR Gustavus Adolphus 3.85m 12-07.50 2
8 Misty Corwin SR Linfield 3.80m 12-05.50 1

9 Lauren Kuntz JR MIT 3.80m 12-05.50
10 Ligia Bolivar JR Texas Lutheran 3.70m 12-01.50
11 Melissa Fellenbaum JR Alvernia 3.70m 12-01.50
12 Elizabeth Composto FR North Central 3.70m 12-01.50
13 Lisha Hanson SR Wis.-Oshkosh 3.70m 12-01.50

14 Meridith Beird FR Illinois Wesleyan 3.70m 12-01.50
15 Emily Pearce SR WPI 3.55m 11-07.75
15 Katie Yeager SO La Verne 3.55m 11-07.75
17 Sarah Bechtel SO Ohio Wesleyan 3.55m 11-07.75
18 Andrea Krueger SO Wis.-Stout 3.40m 11-01.75
18 Sabrina Scoville JR Wis.-Stout 3.40m 11-01.75
18 Heather Theiss SR Tufts 3.40m 11-01.75
18 Melanie Pilon SO Wis.-Whitewater 3.40m 11-01.75

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NCAA Division II Women’s Championships

Women Pole Vault
   1   285 Kristen Hixson      SO Grand Valley           4.16m      4.15m*  13-07.25  10   
  2   286 Jocelyn Kuksa       SR Grand Valley           3.91m      3.85m   12-07.50   8   
  3   440 Jaime Roberts       SO Northern Mic           3.86m      3.85m   12-07.50   6   
 4   304 Kayla Caldwell      SO Hillsdale              4.05m      3.85m   12-07.50   5   
  5   266 Brittney Warren     SR Grand Canyon           3.85m      3.75m   12-03.50   3   
  5   568 Miranda Fehilly     SR U-Mary                 3.73m      3.75m   12-03.50   3   
  5   101 Katie Nageotte      JR Ashland                3.81m      3.75m   12-03.50   3   
  8   480 Megan Breski        JR Shippensburg           3.90m      3.75m   12-03.50   0.50
  8   633 Karis Anderson      JR Western Wash           3.85m      3.75m   12-03.50   0.50
 10   397 Melanie Bower       FR Missouri Sou           3.78m      3.60m   11-09.75 
 10    77 Kelsey Coffman      SR Angelo State           3.75m      3.60m   11-09.75 
 10   153 Sian Morgan         JR Cal St. Stan           3.95m      3.60m   11-09.75 
10   491 Julia Cain          SO Slippery Roc           3.76m      3.60m   11-09.75

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NCAA Division II Men’s Championships

Men Pole Vault
 1   492 Cameron Daugherty   JR Slippery Roc           5.05m      5.15m   16-10.75  10   
  2   270 Vince Frawley       JR Grand Canyon           5.20m      5.05m   16-06.75   8   
  3   298 Bret Myers          FR Grand Valley           5.07m      4.95m   16-02.75   6   
  4   395 Dan Hellwig         SR Missouri S&T           5.06m      4.95m   16-02.75   5   
 5   391 Dan Novak           JR Minnesota St           4.93m      4.95m   16-02.75   4   
  6   159 Caleb Monticalvo    JR Cal St. Stan           5.03m      4.95m   16-02.75   3   
  7   295 Raphael Gelo        JR Grand Valley           4.95m      4.85m   15-11.00   1   
  7   460 Jeff Piepenbrink    FR Pittsburg St           5.11m      4.85m   15-11.00   1   
 7   269 Eric Frawley        JR Grand Canyon           4.96m      4.85m   15-11.00   1   
 10   158 Kyle Maxwell        SO Cal St. Stan           4.91m      4.85m   15-11.00 
 10   463 Colbie Snyder       JR Pittsburg St           4.93m      4.85m   15-11.00 
 12    90 Jacob McDonald      SR Angelo State           5.03m      4.85m   15-11.00 
 13   404 Michael Juergens    JR Missouri Sou           4.86m      4.75m   15-07.00

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NCAA DI East Men Qualifiers

Place Athlete Name Yr Affiliation Mark      
 1 Hunter Hall SR Virginia Tech 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 1 Kevin Schipper SR Notre Dame 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 3 Nico Weiler JR Harvard 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 4 Kovey Simmons SR SE Louisiana 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 4 Marvin Reitze SR South Carolina 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 6 Andrew LaHaye SR Florida State 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 6 Joe Davis SR Virginia Tech 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 8 Chase Brannon SO Tennessee 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 8 Andreas Duplantis FR LSU 5.32m 17-5 ½ Q
 10 Kolby Shepherd SR Liberty 5.27m 17-3 ½ Q
 10 Michael Seaman SR Samford 5.27m 17-3 ½ Q
 10 Sam Kendricks FR Mississippi 5.27m 17-3 ½ Q

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NCAA DI Western Men Qualifiers

1 JJ Juilfs                 FR Washington               5.40mq  17-08.50
 2 Jack Whitt                JR Oral Roberts             5.40mq  17-08.50
 2 Michael Woepse            SO UCLA                     5.40mq  17-08.50
 4 Logan Cunningham          JR Texas State              5.40mq  17-08.50
 5 Daniel Gooris             JR Northern Iowa            5.40mq  17-08.50
 5 Michael Viken             SO Eastern Illinois         5.40mq  17-08.50
  7 Cale Simmons              JR Air Force                5.35mq  17-06.50
7 John Prader               JR Cal Poly                 5.35mq  17-06.50
  7 Kyal Meyers               SO Texas Tech               5.35mq  17-06.50
10 Cody Doerflein            SR Southern Illinois        5.35mq  17-06.50
 11 Kyle Wait                 SO Kansas State             5.35mq  17-06.50
 12 Derick Hinch              SO Arizona State            5.35mq  17-06.50

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NCAA DI Women Western Qualifiers

 1 Tina Sutej                SR Arkansas                 4.17mq  13-08.25               
  1 Logan Miller              JR Washington               4.17mq  13-08.25               
 1 Bethany Buell             SO South Dakota             4.17mq  13-08.25               
 1 Katerina Stefanidi        SR Stanford                 4.17mq  13-08.25               
  5 Jade Riebold              SO Eastern Illinois         4.17mq  13-08.25               
 5 Demi Payne                SO Kansas                   4.17mq  13-08.25               
 5 Emily Grove               FR South Dakota             4.17mq  13-08.25               
 8 Katrine Haarklau          FR Missouri                 4.17mq  13-08.25               
   9 Kelsy Hintz               JR San Diego St.            4.17mq  13-08.25               
  9 Georgia Reynolds          FR Washington               4.17mq  13-08.25               
11 Keisa Monterola           JR Eastern Washington       4.17mq  13-08.25               
 12 Alexandra Acker           SR Oklahoma                 4.07mq  13-04.25 jumpoff winner

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NCAA DI Eastern Women Qualifiers

 1 Sandi Morris SO North Carolina 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 1 Mandissa Marshall JR George Mason 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 3 Kiley Tobel SO Michigan 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 4 Alexis Paine FR Alabama 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 5 Amy Fryt SR Duke 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 5 Morgann Leleux FR Georgia 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 7 Rachel Laurent SR LSU 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 8 Christy Gasparino SO Clemson 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 9 Martina Schultze FR Virginia Tech 4.10m 13-5 ¼ Q
 10 Petra Olsen SO South Carolina 4.05m 13-3 ½ Q
 11 Michelle Eby SR Cincinnati 4.05m 13-3 ½ Q
 12 Linda Hadfield SO Tennessee 4.05m 13-3 ½ Q

Reese Watson Takes First in State 5A Pole Vault

Reese Watson demonstrates his state championship pole-vaulting skillsHOUSTON – May 25, 2012 – Reese Watson, Spring High School senior, won the UIL 5A Pole Vault at the State Track and Field Meet May 12 at Mike Meyers Stadium, University of Texas, Austin. This was the second consecutive year for Watson to win the UIL State Pole Vault 5A Championship. Watson is a three-time state qualifier who took third at state when he was a sophomore. His impressive statistics include a second-place win in the Nike Track Nationals in 2010 while representing Spring High School. In addition, he represented Team USA at the Youth Olympics in Singapore in 2010. Reese was recently named High School Athlete of the Week by Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine and KPRC Local 2 Sports more

Rancho Bernardo High pole vaulters punch ticket to state

Rancho Bernardo High senior pole vaulters Ryan Zacchilli and Oliver Delgado made it look easy Saturday, as both glided over the state-qualifying 15-foot, 3-inch mark on their first tries at the CIF San Diego Section track and field finals at Mt. Carmel High. Zacchilli would eventually go on to be the only vaulter to clear 15-9 to claim the section title and Delgado would finish in second place with the personal-best 15-3 mark, as the one-two punch for Rancho Bernardo will have one more competition together before moving on to college.“I am excited to go to state with Ryan; and having your teammate out there makes you a lot more comfortable,” said Delgado, who will be making his first trip to the state meet which starts Friday in Clovis. “A lot of the time it helps just to watch Ryan’s vaults. I can take pieces from his vault and fix Continue reading →

Texas State vaulter advances to NCAA championships

AUSTIN — Junior vaulter Logan Cunningham qualified for his third straight national championship Saturday afternoon at the NCAA West Preliminary Round in Austin. Cunningham finished with a height of 5.40 meters (17-08.50) to finish fourth in a field of 48 competitors.Cunningham cleared the bar on his second attempt at the 5.40-meter mark to join just three former Bobcats (Charles Austin, Becky Collins and Brian Veal) who have made three consecutive trips to the NCAA Championships. On the day, he was four for five on attempts.“I can’t say enough about the kid,” said head coach Dana Boone. “He has been great and very consistent for us all year. We’re very proud of him and hope he does well at the national championships.” more

Rockets’ Oxley wins D-III regional pole vault title despite injury

RUSHVILLE, Illinois — Berne Union’s Jesse Oxley wasn’t going to let a little thing like a stress fracture stop him from winning the pole vault title during the Division III regional meet Wednesday at Fairfield Union.”My leg starting hurting on the outside of my fibula about four weeks ago,” he said after clearing 14-feet-0 to earn the right to compete June 1 at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium at Ohio State for the state title. “When I first went to the doctor, they said it was just tendonitis. But then I went in for an MRI and they said it was a stress fracture. So I’ve been trying to stay off it as much as possible and just jump when I have to.”He had to jump Wednesday, however, without doing much running since his injury. Continue reading →

Warriors junior takes NAIA pole vault title

Ft. Wayne, Indiana –Indiana Tech junior Igor Morales cleared 16 feet, 6 3/4 inches to win the pole vault championship at the NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Championships that were completed Saturday at Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion. Morales, a Venezuela native, led the Tech men’s team to a fifth-place finish with 41 points.  more

 

Montana: Schroeck tops Class B pole vault

Jefferson High senior Emily Schroeck won the girls pole vault late Friday night at the B state track and field meet in Bozeman, and Panther freshman MacKenzie Mundaniohl and Townsend junior Chiara Warner registered runner-up finishes on Saturday. The pole vault moved indoors because of poor weather, but it didn’t seem to faze Schroeck, who cleared a personal best of 10 feet, 6 inches and edged Huntley Project’s Bailey Crawford (10-6) because of fewer misses in the competition.  more

 

Oregon: State champ propels Pirates

EUGENE — Marshfield’s Dalton Milburn repeated as state champion in the discus at the Class 5A state track meet Friday, helping push the Pirates into first place in the team race after the opening day of the meet. The Pirates also continued their strong tradition in the pole vault. They scored 27 first-day points to take an eight-point lead over Summit in the team race heading into the finale today at Hayward Field on the University of Oregon campus. Marshfield’s only other opportunity for boys points Friday came in the pole vault, a traditional strength for the school. Chase Messerle and Paul Harlow added to the legacy. Messerle finished second, twice besting his previous personal record and ultimately clearing 14 feet, 6 inches.“I’m pretty satisfied with my performance,” said Messerle, a senior who was competing at state for the first time. “I feel like I still had an extra half-foot or foot.”But he said he was pleased to continue Marshfield’s tradition in the event.“I don’t feel much pressure,” he said of the Pirates’ many state Continue reading →