2011 State Farm MVC Outdoor Track & Field Championship Schedule/Results
May 13-15 - Cedar Falls, Iowa - Northern Iowa, host |
| Friday, May 13 |
| Event |
Recap |
Decathlon
100m
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Wichita State swiped the top five spots in the opening event of the men's decathlon to take the early lead. Senior Krzysztof Slupkowski turned in a career-best time of 10.80 to take the event, while Shocker teammates Austin Bahner (10.91) and Aaron Young (10.92) were second and third, respectively.
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after one event: Slupkowski, WSU (906); Bahner, WSU (881); Young, WSU (878); Zerr, WSU (856); Hickey, WSU (814). |
Decathlon
Long Jump
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Wichita State took three of the top four spots in the second event of the men's decathlon. Jordan Zerr took first in the long jump with a career best leap of 7.02m, while Indiana State’s Robert Webb finished second (6.88m). Shocker Krzysztof Slupkowski came in third at 6.86m.
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after two events: Slupkowski, WSU (1,687); Zerr, WSU (1,674); Bahner, WSU (1,655); Young, WSU (1,571); Webb, INS (1,544). |
Decathlon
Shot Put
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Wichita State's Krzysztof Slupkowski took top honors in the shot put portion of the decathlon for the third consecutive year with a toss of 14.60m, maintaining the lead in the decathlon. UNI took second as sophomore Daniel Gooris threw 13.42m and Wichita State's Aaron Young had a mark of 12.19m.
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after three events: Slupkowski, WSU (2,452); Zerr, WSU (2,248); Bahner, WSU (2,217); Young, WSU (2,189); Gooris, UNI (2,155). |
Decathlon
High Jump
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Indiana State’s Robert Webb took home top honors in the decathlon high jump event with a jump of 1.96m (6' 5"). Wichita State teammates Jordan Zerr (1.93m) and Krzysztof Slupkowski (1.87m) finished second and third, respectively.
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after four events: Slupkowski, WSU (3,139); Zerr, WSU (2,988); Gooris, UNI (2,842); Bahner, WSU (2,8302); Webb, INS (2,783). |
Decathlon
400m
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Wichita State took the top five spots in the 400-meter dash. Jordan Zerr took top honors for the second time today in the 400-meter dash portion of the decathlon, notching a time of 49.62. Austin Bahner came in second (49.64), while Aaron Young was third finishing in a time of 50.11.
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after five events: Slupkowski, WSU (3,936); Zerr, WSU (3,820); Bahner, WSU (3,633); Young, WSU (3,584); Gooris, UNI (3,583). |
Heptathlon
100m Hurdles
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Wichita State’s Tanya Friesen led the pack in the first event in the heptathlon, clocking in with a time of 14.07 in the 100m hurdles. Southern Illinois’ Malaikah Love took second (14.43), while Wichita State junior Witney Sorell finished third (14.46).
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) after one event: Friesen, WSU (968); Love, SIU (918); Sorell, WSU (914); Steffen, INS (817); Pruter,, WSU (809). |
Heptathlon
High Jump
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Tanya Friesen of Wichita State won her second consecutive event, winning the high jump portion of the heptathlon after clearing 1.63m. Five student-athletes cleared 1.60m to tie for second place in the high jump, including Kelley Steffen (INS), Malaikah Love (SIU), Rachael Johnson (INS), Sarah Gilbert (WSU) and Jamie Pruter (WSU).
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) after two events: Friesen, WSU (1,739); Love, SIU (1,654); Steffen, INS (1,553); Pruter, WSU (1,545); Sorell, WSU (1,530). |
Heptathlon
Shot Put
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Southern Illinois’ Malaikah Love won the shot put portion of the heptathlon with a career best toss of 13.26m, while Shocker Sarah Gilbert finished second (10.34m). UNI's Johanna Smith took third with her toss of 10.27m.
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) after three events: Love, SIU (2,399); Friesen, WSU (2,235); Gilbert, WSU (2,056); Sorell, WSU (2,054); Steffen, INS (2,043). |
Heptathlon
200m
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Tanya Friesen of Wichita State won her third event of the day with the fastest 200-meter time (25.06). Malaikah Love of SIU came in a close second finishing in 25.37, while Witney Sorell of Wichita State finished in third-place with her time of 26.65.
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) after four events: Love, SIU (3,252); Friesen, WSU (3,116); Sorell, WSU (2,795); Steffen, INS (2,743); Pruter, WSU (2,713). |
Women's Hammer Throw
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Southern Illinois’ Jeneva McCall set a new Missouri Valley Conference outdoor championship record in the women’s hammer throw, taking home the gold medal with a toss of 67.82m (222' 06"), while Saluki teammate Gwen Berry finished second (67.58m). Illinois State's Brittany Smith came in third with her career best throw of 62.88m. |
Men's Hammer Throw
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Southern Illinois’ junior J.C. Lambert becomes the third student-athlete to be a two-time men’s hammer throw champion, taking home top honors with a toss of 64.76m (212' 6"). UNI junior Tanner Hurt took second with a career-best throw of 62.82m (206' 1"), while Illinois State freshman Akil Mills was third with a career-best 61.22m (200' 10"). |
Women's Javelin
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Illinois State junior Leigh Petranoff took the javelin title for the third consecutive year with a throw of 46.51m (152' 07"). Southern Illinois’ Toni Whitfield took second with a toss of 43.68m, while UNI senior Rachel VanderHolt finished third with a launch of 39.73m. |
Women's Pole Vault
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Indiana State junior Nicole Hope took the crown in the women's pole vault with a clearance of 3.77m (12' 4.50"). Southern Illinois senior Miracle Thompson and Indiana State sophomore Richelle Kimble tied for second place with identical vaults of 3.67m (12' 0.50"). |
Men's Javelin
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Illinois State sophomore Tim Glover registered the nation’s top javelin throw this season, tossing a mark of 78.88m (258' 9"), which is also a new Missouri Valley Conference and MVC Outdoor Championship record. Wichita State junior Brett Trudo finished second (68.32m), while UNI freshman Adam McDonnell was third with a career-best toss of 61.20m. |
Women's 10,000m
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Wichita State teammates Tonya Nero (35:36.99) and Aliphine Tuliamuk (35:37.05) led from start to finish, taking the top two spots in the 10,000-meter run. Illinois State sophomore Samantha Bluske was third with a time of 35:52.27. |
Men's 10,000m
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Southern Illinois finished one-two-three in the men's 10,000-meter, as senior Jeff Schirmer becomes the Valley’s first four-time champion in the event, clocking a time of 31:07.86. Saluki teammates Daniel Dunbar (31:11.88) and Neal Anderson (31:14.39) finished second and third, respectively. |
| Saturday, May 14 |
Decathlon
110m Hurdles
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Wichita State senior Krzysztof Slupkowski took the 110m hurdles portion of the decathlon, clocking a time of 15.11, while UNI junior Daniel Gooris finished second with a career-best 15.20. Indiana State’s Robert Webb finished third with a career-best time of 15.44.
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after six events: Slupkowski, WSU (4,772); Zerr, WSU (4,489); Gooris, UNI (4,408); Young, WSU (4,335); Bahner, WSU (4,277). |
Decathlon
Discus
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Daniel Gooris of UNI won the discus event of the men's decalthon registering a mark of 38.51m (126' 4"), while his Panther teammate Tyler Clark finished second (34.29m). Wichita State’s Krzysztof Slupkowski was third with a toss of 33.54m.
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after seven events: Slupkowski, WSU (5,307); Gooris, UNI (5,042); Zerr, WSU (4,938); Young, WSU (4,820); Bahner, WSU (4,701). |
Decathlon
Pole Vault
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After moving the pole vault inside due to rain, UNI's Daniel Gooris closed the gap on the decathlon leader with a win in the pole vault portion of the event, clearing 5.10m (16' 8.75"). Wichita State's Krzysztof Slupkowski, the event leader, finished second after clearing 4.50m, while his Shocker teammate Justin Hickey was third (4.40m).
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after eight events: Slupkowski, WSU (6,067); Gooris, UNI (5,983); Zerr, WSU (5,640); Young, WSU (5,522); Bahner, WSU (5,374). |
Decathlon
Javelin
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UNI's Ben Lindaman took the top honors in the javelin portion of the decathlon with a launch of 55.46m (181’ 11”). Daniel Gooris took over the lead in the men's decathlon after his second place finish in the javelin (53.27m), while Shocker Jordan Zerr was third (49.05m)
Current Decathlon standings (top 5) after nine events: Gooris, UNI (6,620); Slupkowski, WSU (6,581); Zerr, WSU (6,215); Young, WSU (5,946); Bahner, WSU (5,915). |
Decathlon
1,500m
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Wichita State’s Justin Hickey aced out UNI’s Daniel Gooris for the 800-meter victory in the heptathlon, clocking a time of 4:32.78, while Gooris finished with a 4:32.86. Wichita State’s Jordan Zerr came in third, crossing the line in 4:57.68. |
| Decathlon Final |
Daniel Gooris of UNI took home the gold medal in the men’s decathlon for the second straight season, becoming the third student-athlete to win the event twice at the MVC Outdoor Track & Field Championship. Gooris finished first in two of 10 events and second in another four events, compiling a career-best score of 7,346 points. Krzysztof Slupkowski of Wichita State won three of the decathlon events and finished in second-place with a total of 7,006 points. Wichita State’s Jordan Zerr came in third-place after finishing with 6,788 points.
Final Decathlon Standings: 1) Daniel Gooris, UNI (7,346); 2) Krzysztof Slupkowski, WSU (7,006); 3) Jordan Zerr, WSU (6,788); 4) Justin Hickey, WSU (6,568); 5) Aaron Young, WSU (6,405); 6) Austin Bahner, WSU (6,374); 7) Tobias Boese, WSU (6,306); 8) Robert Webb, INS (6,106); 9) Ben Lindaman, UNI (5,977); 10) Tyler Clark, UNI (5,727). |
Heptathlon
Long Jump
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Southern Illinois’ Malaikah Love won her second heptathlon event with a leap of 5.78m in the long jump portion of the event. Kelly Steffen of Indiana State finished second with a mark of 5.45m, while Wichita State sophomore Tanya Friesen was third with a jump of 5.35m.
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) after five events: Love, SIU (4,035); Friesen, WSU (3,9773); Steffen, INS (3,429); Sorell, WSU (3,423); Pruter, WSU (3,261). |
Heptathlon
Javelin
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Wichita State sophomore Tanya Friesen landed the top mark in the javelin throw, registering a mark of 34.55m (113' 4"), while SIU’s Malaikah Love finished second with a throw of 34.28m. Wichita State’s Witney Sorell came in third-place and threw 34.24m (112' 4").
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) after six events: Love, SIU (4,593); Friesen, WSU (4,336); Sorell, WSU (3,980); Steffen, INS (3,971); Pruter, WSU (3,784). |
Heptathlon
800m
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Southern Illinois junior Malaikah Love controlled the heptathlon as she notched the 800-meter victory and the heptathlon crown, clocking a time of 2:28.64. Indiana State’s Patricia Merrion (2:29.74) came in second-place and Wichita State’s Witney Sorell came in third, crossing the line in 2:31.64. |
| Heptathlon Final |
Malaikah Love of Southern Illinois took home the gold medal in the women’s heptathlon, winning three of the seven events with a career-best score of 5,303 points. Tanya Friesen of Wichita State won the remaining four events and finished in second-place with a total of 4,822 points. Wichita State’s Witney Sorell came in third-place after logging four third-place finishes in the event and finishing with 4,652 points.
Final Heptathlon Standings: 1) Malaikah Love, SIU (5,303); 2) Tanya Friesen, WSU (4,822); 3) Witney Sorell, WSU (4,652); 4) Kelly Steffen, INS (4,609); 5) Jamie Pruter, WSU (4,429); 6) Sarah Gilbert, WSU (4,214); 7) Johanna Smith, UNI (4,081); 8) Lauren Lindaman, UNI (4,000); 9) Rachael Johnson, INS (3,964); 10) Patricia Merrion, INS (2,923). |
Women's Shot Put
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Southern Illinois senior Gwen Berry edged out her Saluki teammate Jeneva McCall for the women's shot crown, taking the gold medal with a career-best launch of 16.99m (55' 9"), which currently ranks 11th in the nation. McCall’s throw of 16.96m (55’ 7.75”) ranks 13th in the nation, while Illinois State junior Victoria Ziegler was third with a career-best toss of 15.91m (52’ 2.5”). |
Men's High Jump
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Indiana State junior Major Clay took the men's high jump title for the second straight year, this time with a height of 2.19m (7' 2.25"). Wichita State freshman Brandon Childs finished second, clearing a career-best height of 2.13m, (6' 11.75"), while Illinois State junior Drew Holl was third, clearing a season-best height of 2.09m (6' 10.25"). |
Women's Long
Jump
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Southern Illinois junior Malaikah Love took home the gold medal in the women's long jump, winning the event with a best leap of 6.02m (19' 9"). Missouri State's Kimsue Grant finished second (6.00m), while Wichita State's La'Taish Brown was third (5.98m). |
Men's Shot Put
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Illinois State sophomore Curtis Jensen tossed a career-best 17.44m (57' 2.75"), to take top honors in the men's shot put. UNI junior Justin Romero finished second (17.22m), while Illinois State sophomore Chris McIntyre was third (16.17m). |
Women's High
Jump
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Illinois State senior Amanda Albrecht cleared the winning height of 1.68m (5’ 6”) to take home top honors in the women’s high jump, while SIU freshman Kenya Culmer finished second (1.65m). Drake senior Tyse Samani and Southern Illinois sophomore Kasey Oceguera finished in a tie for third, both clearing a height of 1.60m. |
Men's Long Jump
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Wichita State senior Tyler Simmons took home top honors in the men's long jump for the second straight season, turning in a winning leap of 7.57m (24' 10"). Drake sophomore Dan Karys finished second with a career-best mark of 7.30m, while Indiana State freshman Nigel Jolly was third with a career-best leap of 7.26m. |
Women's 100m
Hurdles |
Advancing to the final: Meredith Hayes, SIU (13.93); Miracle Thompson, SIU (14.14); Marissa Smith, DU (14.17); Sarah Snapp, INS (14.40); Stacia Weatherford, INS (14.44); Natalie Morerod, WSU (14.45); Tanya Friesen, WSU (14.48); Sarah Yeager, DU (14.54). |
Men's 110m
Hurdles
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Advancing to the final: Todd McKown, WSU (13.93); Lawson Montgomery, WSU (14.21); Greggmar Swift, INS (14.34); Maurice Lyke, INS (14.40); Chris Henely, UNI (14.54); Cory Beenken, WSU (14.68); Josh Pope, ILS (14.70); Michael Roberts, INS (14.72). |
Women's 400m -
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Advancing to the final: Sade Sealy, ILS (54.84); Ariel Butzine, MSU (55.62); Alia McAfee, ILS (56.07); Sam Cameron, UNI (56.32); Beth Hamling, DU (56.65); Shelby Higginbottom, INS (56.74); Shandel Ellis, ILS (57.37); Michaela Brungardt, UNI (57.72). |
Men's 400m -
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Advancing to the final: Keenan Johnson, INS (48.51); Dylan Hartnett, WSU (48.92); Fabian Norgrove, ILS (49.01); Josh Madsen, UNI (49.30); DJ Lindsey, WSU (49.62); Justin Kozak, SIU (49.88); Quincy Shelton, SIU (50.05); Brett Wright, DU (50.06). |
| Women's 800m |
Advancing to the final: Holli Hosch, UNI (2:10.78); Jilana Kerkman, ILS (2:12.63); Danielle Walker, WSU (2:13.81); Mary Goldkamp, BU (2:14.43); Jess Husted, ILS (2:14.70); Kara McCartney, DU (2:14.73); Leeann Michl, INS (2:14.82); Maggie Sutor, MSU (2:14.88). |
Men's 800m -
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Advancing to the final: Stephen Arvanis, SIU (1:53.18); Matt Jurysta, DU (1:53.47); Justin Bartels, UNI (1:53.69); Brandon Lewis, DU (1:53.94); Corey Hahn, INS (1:53.98); Thibault Vandenabeele, UNI (1:54.05); Zach Dahleen, SIU (1:54.51); Ryan Hocker, WSU (1:54.85). |
Women's 3,000m
Steeplechase
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Illinois State junior Aisha Praught kicked in a win in the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase, crossing the finish line first with a time of 10:36.48, edging out her freshman teammate Kristen Zillmer who turned in a career-best time of 10:40.06. Southern Illinois senior Megan Hoelscher, a second-place finisher in 2011, took third with a time of 10:43.61. |
Men's 3,000m
Steeplechase
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Indiana State sophomore Dustin Betz edged out his Sycamore teammate and reigning champion senior Michael Disher, to take the victory in the men's 3,000-meter steeplechase. Betz clocked a time of 9:14.18, while Disher crossed the finish line in 9:15.66. Southern Illinois sophomore Lucas Cherry finished third with a season-best time of 9:21.42. |
| Sunday, May 15 |
Women's 100m
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Advancing to the final: Shantel Llewellyn, MSU (11.75); Audacia Moore, WSU (11.75); Shamoya Pruitt, WSU (11.98); Meredith Hayes, SIU (12.04); Monaye Williams, WSU (12.10); Pernell Joseph, MSU (12.11); Lindsay Gierke, UNI (12.13); Miracle Thompson, SIU (12.15). |
Men's 100m
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Advancing to the final: Jarred Herring, UNI (10.50); Carlos Anderson, UNI (10.59); Shaun Smith, INS (10.61); Daryl Truitt, INS (10.73); Justin Baxtron, INS (10.75); Brandon Deloney, SIU (10.76); Benjamin Sparkman, ILS (10.76); Tyler Simmons, WSU (10.76). |
Men's Pole Vault
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A pair of UNI teammates claimed the top two spots in the men's pole vault, as Sam Kranz cleared 5.11m (16’ 9.25”), and Daniel Gooris topped 5.01m. Southern Illinois’ Tim Robberstad finished third with a height of 4.91m. |
Women's Discus
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Southern Illinois junior Jeneva McCall defended her title in the women's discus with a season-best toss of 54.91m (180' 2"). Her throw currently ranks sixth in the nation. Illinois State sophomore Brittany Smith finished second (career-best 52.46m), while Illinois State junior Victoria Ziegler was third with a career-best 47.76m. |
Women's Triple Jump
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Southern Illinois sophomore Malaikah Love won her third title of the 2011 State Farm MVC Outdoor Track & Field Championships, this time in the triple jump (12.35m). Missouri State’s Kimsue Grant was second (12.48m), while Wichita State’s Audacia Moore finished third (12.35m). |
Men's Discus
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UNI sophomore Jordan Williams won the men's discus title with a personal-best launch of 55.263m (182' 6"). A pair of Saluki teammates, Jake Dieters (55.35m) and J.C. Lambert (50.90m), finished second and third, respectively. |
Men's Triple Jump
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Wichita State senior Josh Crawford won his third consecutive outdoor men's triple jump championship with a personal-best leap of 16.0m (52' 6"), which currently ranks 13th in the nation. Crawford becomes just the third student-athlete to win the men’s outdoor triple jump title three times. Indiana State junior Ernest Rollins was second with a career-best 15.21m, SIU junior Maxim Bakana finished third (14.84m). |
Women's 4x100m
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The Wichita State quartet of Monaye Williams, Audacia Moore, Samantha Hallmand and Shamoya Pruitt edged out Missouri State in a tight finish to take the women's 4x100-meter relay title with a time of 45.97. The Bears turned in a time of 46.37, while Illinois State finished third (46.46). |
Men's 4x100m
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The Panther team of Carlos Anderson, Derek Kramer, Wilmot Wellington and Jarred Herring clocked a season-best time of 40.36, taking the men's 4x100-meter relay crown, just edging out Indiana State (40.43), while Wichita State took third (40.66). |
Women's 1,500m
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Illinois State senior Jess Husted out-kicked Wichita State's Tonya Nero on the final lap to take the women’s 1,500-meter crown. Husted clocked a time of 4:24.74, while Nero finished second at 4:26.49. Bradley’s Mary Goldkamp, last year’s champion, was third with a time of 4:28.56. |
Men's 1,500m
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Southern Illinois senior Jeff Schirmer finished strong on the final lap to take the men's 1,500-meter title in a season-best time of 3:50.67. UNI’s Thibault Vandenabeele took second (3:51.07), while Indiana State junior Jeremiah Vaughn finished third (3:51.39). |
Women's 100m
Hurdles - Final |
Southern Illinois junior Meredith Hayes took the gold medal for the third straight year (13.84), becoming just the second student-athlete to win the 100m hurdles three times. Wichita State’s Tanya Friesen crossed the finish line second (14.02), just edging out Southern Illinois’ Miracle Thompson (14.12). |
Men's 110m Hurdles
- Final |
Wichita State's Todd McKown broke the tape in the men's 110-meter hurdles, clocking a winning time of 13.81, to defend his title in the event. Indiana State freshman Greggmar Swift finished second with a career-best time of 13.96, while Shocker junior Lawson Montgomery was third (13.97). |
Women's 400m -
Final |
Illinois State freshman Sade Sealy defended her title to take home top honors in the women's 400-meter dash, clocking a career-best 53.48. Missouri State sophomore Ariel Butzine was second (career-best 54.62), while UNI’s Sam Cameron finished third in a career-best 54.92. |
Men's 400m - Final
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Wichita State junior Dylan Hartnett is the men’s outdoor 400-meter dash champion, winning the event with a time of 47.37. Illinois State sophomore Fabian Norgrove was second (48.21), while Indiana State freshman Keenan Johnson finished third (48.35). |
| Women's 100m - Final |
Wichita State junior Audacia Moore crossed the finish line first to win the women's 100-meter dash, defending her title and clocking a personal-best time of 11.51. Bears’ senior Shantel Llewellyn finished second (career-best 11.63), while Wichita State sophomore Shamoya Pruitt was third (11.86). |
Men's 100m - Final
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UNI junior Jarred Herring broke the tape in the men's 100-meter dash with a time of 10.52, acing out Indiana State’s Daryl Truitt (10.53) and UNI’s Carlos Anderson (10.65). Herring was also the 100-meter champion in 2009. |
| Women's 800m - Final |
UNI junior Holli Hosch won the women's 800-meter run title, crossing the finish line in a time of 2:07.37, establishing a new MVC Outdoor Championships record in the event. Bradley senior Mary Goldkamp finished second (career-best 2:09.11), while Wichita State junior Danielle Walker was third with a time of 2:09.84. |
Men's 800m - Final
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Drake senior Brandon Lewis edged out Stephen Arvanis of Southern Illinois for the men's 800-meter run outdoor championship, clocking a time of 1:54.05. Arvanis finished with a time of 1:54.10, while UNI’s Thibault Vandenabeele was third (1:54.11). |
Women's 400m
Hurdles - Final
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Southern Illinois senior Tredene Gant took top honors in the women's 400-meter hurdles, clocking a winning time of 1:00.05. UNI’s Olimpia Nowak (1:00.11) and Indiana State’s Stacia Weatherford (1:00.31) finished second and third, respectively. |
Mens' 400m Hurdles
- Final |
Drake junior Jon DeGrave took home top honors in the men's 400-meter hurdles, clocking a time of 52.42, to defend his title from a season ago. Indiana State freshman Jonathan Jackson (52.68) and UNI freshman Ryan Newtoff (53.12) finished second and third, respectively, both recording new personal bests. |
| Women's 200m - Final |
Shocker junior Audacia Moore took home her third-straight women's 200-meter dash title with a personal-best time of 23.51, becoming just the third student-athlete all-time to win three 200-dash crowns. Missouri State senior Shantel Llewellyn (23.91) and Illinois State sophomore Sade Sealy (24.30) finished second and third, respectively, both clocking career-best times. |
Mens' 200m - Final
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SIU junior Brandon Deloney took home top honors in the men's 200-meter dash for the second consecutive season, crossing the finish line first in 21.12. Deloney also won the 200-meter dash title in 2008. Wichita State junior Dylan Hartnett was second (21.17) and Indiana State junior Andrew Stull finished third (21.19), both clocking career-best times. |
| Women's 5,000m - Final |
Shocker sophomore Aliphine Tuliamuk crossed the finish line first in the women's 5,000-meter run in 16:31.35. Shocker teammate and defending champion Tonya Nero was second (16:41.81), while Missouri State’s Theresa Brokaw finished third with a career-best 16:57.86. |
Men's 5,000m - Final
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Southern Illinois senior Jeff Schirmer won his third event of the championship, this time in the men's 5,000-meter run (14:51.83), while his Saluki teammate Daniel Dunbar finished in a close second (14:52.91). Indiana State's Michael Disher was third (14.53.19). |
Women's 4x400m
Relay |
The Illinois State quartet of Jenna Combs, Shandel Ellis, Jordan Frey and Tia Harvey took home top honors in the women's 4x400-meter relay, clocking a time of 3:41.40. UNI (3:42.83) and Southern Illinois (3:46.01) finished second and third, respectively. |
Men's 4x400m Relay
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The Wichita State foursome of DJ Lindsey, Todd McKown, Matt Truman and Dylan Hartnett edged out Illinois State (3:12.77), clocking a time of 3:12.34. Indiana State finished third with a time of 3:12.83. |