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Saturday/Sunday • February 27 - February 28 • UNI-Dome • UNI, host
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| Saturday, February 27 |
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Pentathlon
60m Hurdles
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UNI's Olimpia Nowak edged out Wichita State's Tanya Friesen for the best time in the 60m hurdles, the first event of the championship and of the indoor pentathlon. Nowak clocked in at 8.88 seconds, clipping Friesen by 0.02 in the timed section finals. Drake's Ari Curtis finished third (9.02).
Current Pentathlon standings (Top 5) after one event: Nowak, UNI 935; Friesen, Wichita State 931; Curtis, Drake 906; Gierke, UNI 887; Lindaman, UNI 869.
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Heptathlon 60m
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Wichita State's Chris Dickman ran a career-best 6.88 in the heptathlon 60m, registering the top time ahead of Indiana State's Steven Swinford (7.09) to grab the early lead in the event. Wichita State's Krzysztof Slupkowski (7.11) was third.
Current Hepathlon standings (Top 5) after one event: Dickman, Wichita State 925; Swinford, Indiana State 850; Slupkowski, Wichita State 844; Zerr, Wichita State 779; Taylor, Wichita State 765.
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Pentathlon
High Jump
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UNI'a Olimpia Nowak won her second-straight even in the women's pentathlon, clearing 1.70m to win the high jump. Wichita State's Tanya Friesen (1.64m) and Drake's Ari Curtis (1.61m) finished second and third, respectively.
Current Pentathlon standings (Top 5) after two events: Nowak, UNI 1790; Friesen, Wichita State 1714; Curtis, Drake 1653; Lindaman, UNI 1616; Schaefer, Illinois State 1549.
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Heptathlon
Long Jump
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Wichita State's Chris Dickman widened his lead after two events in the men's heptathlon, with a leap of 7.07m in the long jump, outdistancing teammate Justin Taylor (6.92m). Wichita State's Krzysztof Slupkowski finished third (6.85m).
Current Heptathlon standings (Top 5) after two events: Dickman, Wichita State 1755; Slupkowski, Wichita State 1622; Taylor, Wichita State 1560; Zerr, Wichita State 1529; Swinford, Indiana State 1503. |
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Heptathlon
Shot Put
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Wichita State's Krzysztof Slupkowski took the top spot in the shot put portion of the men's heptathlon with a throw of 14.54m. UNI's Daniel Gooris (13.82m) and Wichita State's Justin Taylor (12.96m) finished second and third, respectively.
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) after three events: Slupkowski, Wichita State 2383; Dickman, Wichita State 2306; Taylor, Wichita State, 2225; Gooris, UNI 2157; Zerr, Wichita State 2082. |
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Pentathlon
Shot Put
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Olimpia Nowak won her third straight women's pentathlon event, tossing 12.54m in the women's shot put. Southern Illinois' Miana Lee finished second (10.59m), while Illinois State's Morgan Schaefer was third (10.30m).
Current Pentathlon standings (top 5) after three events: Nowak, UNI 2487; Friesen, Wichita State 2168; Curtis, Drake 2145; Lindaman, UNI 2110; Schaefer, Illinois State 2098. |
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Heptathlon
High Jump
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Wichita State took two of the top three positions in the high jump portion of the men's heptathlon as Shocker Justin Taylor finished first after clearing 2.20m. UNI's Daniel Gooris and Wichita State's Krzysztof Slupkowski tied for second, leaping 1.99m.
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) after four events: Slupkowski, Wichita Sate 3177; Taylor, Wichita State 3047; Dickman, Wichita State 3046; Gooris, UNI 2951; Zerr, Wichita State 2822.
Heptathlon Day One Results |
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Women's Weight Throw
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For the sixth-straight year, Southern Illinois took home the top spot in the 20-pound weight throw, as Jeneva McCall threw an NCAA automatic qualifying mark of 21.23m, which currently ranks third in the nation. Indiana State's Kelsey Hanley finished second with a career-best toss of 20.96m, (fourth in the nation), while Sasha Leeth of SIU was third after a career-best throw of 20.78m (fifth in the nation). Both Hanley and Leeth improved on their NCAA provisional qualifying standards from earlier this season. |
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Pentathlon
Long Jump
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Drake's Ari Curtis won her first event in the women's pentathlon with a leap of 5.67m in the long jump, beating out UNI's Olimpia Nowak (5.35m). Panther teammate Lauren Lindaman finished third (5.29m).
Current Pentathlon standings (top 5) after four events: Nowak, UNI 3144; Curtis, Drake 2895; Friesen, Wichita State 2785; Lindaman, UNI 2750; Schaefer, Illinois State 2609. |
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Pentathlon
800m
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Drake's Ari Curtis out-distanced UNI's Emily McCarthy in the 800-meter pentathlon event, clocking in at 2:18.48 and 2:19.14, respectively. UNI's Olimpia Nowak finished third (2:23.54). Full Pentathlon results detailed are below. |
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Pentathlon - Final
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The top two finished in the women's pentathlon registered NCAA provisional qualifying performances, as UNI's Olimpia Nowak won three of the five events to total 3,920 points to finish first, while Drake's Ari Curtis won the final two events to finish second with 3,739 points. Wichita State's Tanya Friesen tallied a season-best 3,433 points to finish third.
Final Pentathlon standings: 1.) Nowak, UNI 3,920; 2.) Curtis, Drake 3,739; 3.) Friesen, Wichita State 3,433; 4.)Lindaman, UNI 3,387; 5.) Schaefer, Illinois State 3,184; 6.) Pruter, Wichita State 3,166; 7.) Isom-Brunner, Drake 3,144; 8.) McCarthy, UNI 3,136; 9.) Smith, UNI 3,052; 10.) Gierke, UNI 3,019; 11.) Posey, Indiana State 2,926; 12.) Lee, Southern Illinois 2,915; 13.) McAlpine, Wichita State 2,544. |
Men's Pole Vault
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Junior Sam Kranz of UNI won the sixth-consecutive pole vault championship for the Panthers, clearing 5.21m (17' 1") to win the event via judge's decision over Southern Illinois' Cody Doerflein (5.21m) and UNI's Daniel Gooris (5.21m). Kranz, Doerflein and Gooris each |
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Men's Weight Throw
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Southern Illinois sophomore J.C. Lambert took home top honors in the men's 35-pound weight throw, tossing an NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 20.26m (66' 5"). Indiana State teammates Lyle Nolcox (19.22m) and Joshua Williams (19.18m) finished second and third, respectively. |
| Women's DMR |
Illinois State's distance medley relay team of Aisha Praught, Michelle Brunk, Amanda Albrecht and Jess Husted clocked in at 11:50.58, a season-best time, to win the event. Bradley finished second (11:55.21), while UNI was third (11:58.66). |
| Men's Long Jump |
Junior Tyler Simmons of Wichita State improved his NCAA provisional qualifying mark in the men's long jump with a career-best leap of 7.78m (25' 6.25"). Drake's Josh Bangert (7.26m) and Wichita State's Brandon Childs (7.25m) finished second and third, respectively. |
Men's DMR
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In a sprint to the finish line, UNI's Andrew Nelson edged out Southern Illinois' Zach Dahleen to win the MVC title in the men's DMR, running a season-best time of 10:02.24. Aaron Vosberg, Jordan Cornilsen and Ryan Krogmann ran the first three legs for the Panthers. Southern Illinois finished second (10:02.91), while Illinois State took third (10:04.80). |
| Women's 400m - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Sade Sealy, ILS (55.74); Sam Cameron, UNI (56.57); Tess Shubert, SIU (56.82); Alisa Baron, SIU (57.21); Yaneika Malcolm, MSU (57.40); Michaela Brungardt, UNI (57.47); Kandise Thompson, SIU (57.59); Alia McAfee, ILS (57.65). |
| Men's 400m - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Sammy Biggs, SIU (48.59); Nate Thiesfeld, WSU (48.69); Jon DeGrave, DU (49.24); Justin Cole, WSU (49.32); Justin Smith, WSU (49.41); Dylan Hartnett, WSU (49.44); Cory Goos, UNI (49.49); Dennis Hammel, UNI (49.53). |
| Women's 60m Dash - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Audacia Moore, WSU (7.46); Jodiann Walker, MSU (7.51); Yomeaqua Brents, ILS (7.57); Jaquelle Spencer, INS (7.60); Shamoya Pruitt, WSU (7.61); Cortenee Boulard, MSU (7.70); Meredith Hayes, SIU (7.72); Rashida Allen, MSU (7.73). |
| Men's 60m Dash - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Daryl Truitt, INS (6.79); Giorgio Giurdanella, UNI, (6.85); Alvin Cole, UNI (6.88); Brandon Deloney, SIU (6.89); Tra Wilson, INS (6.90); Anthony Seay, SIU (6.92); Tim Johnson, UNI (6.93); Kayode Adegoke, ILS (6.93). |
| Women's 60m Hurdles - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Terri Counts, SIU (8.55); Cassie Craig, WSU (8.57); Meredith Hayes, SIU (8.61); Erica Moore, INS (8.69); Miracle Thompson, SIU (8.69); Laquitsha Bejoile, SIU (8.79); Marissa Smith, DU (8.89); Samantha Hallman, WSU (8.96). |
| Men's 60m Hurdles - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Todd McKown, WSU (8.06); Michael Roberts, INS (8.14); Sam Garrison, WSU (8.25); Cory Beenken, WSU (8.27); Scott Lynn, UNI (8.30); Chris Allen, WSU (8.33); Kendric Smith, ILS (.35); Cooper Hanning, WSU (8.35). |
| Women's 3000m - Final |
Missouri State sophomore Terry Phillips turned in a career-best time of 9:35.40, to win the women's 3,000-meter run. Junior Tonya Nero of Wichita State was second (9:40.18), while Missouri State senior Staci Nelson finished third (9:43.83). Both Nero and Nelson also clocked career-best times. |
| Women's Long Jump |
Southern Illinois took home top honors in the women's long jump for the fifth-straight year, as sophomore Malaikah Love improved her NCAA provisional qualifying mark with a leap of 6.23m. Wichita State's La'Taish Brown finished second (6.22m), while Indiana State's Lauren Martin was third (6.09m). |
| Men's 3000m - Final
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Indiana State sophomore Jeremiah Vaughn (8:36.66) edged out two-time MVC indoor champion Jeff Schirmer of Southern Illinois (8:37.33), to win the men's 3,000-meter final. UNI sophomore Stephen Dak finished third with a time of 8:41.71. |
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Women's 200m - Prelim
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Advancing to the final: Audacia Moore, WSU (24.50); Rashida Allen, MSU (24.88); Kandise Thompson, SIU (24.93); Sade Sealy, ILS (25.16); Jaquelle Spencer, INS (25.25); Yomeaqua Brents, ILS (25.29); Cortenee Boulard, MSU (25.30); Tia Harvey, ILS (25.32). |
| Men's 200m - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Brandon Deloney, SIU (21.61); Todd McKown, WSU (21.97); Chris Dickman, WSU (21.98); Giorgio Giurdanella, UNI (21.99); Daryl Truitt, INS (22.05); Tra Wilson, INS (22.14); Shaun James, DU (22.26); Kayode Adegoke, ILS (22.28). |
| Women's 800m - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Erica Moore, INS (2:12.20); Holli Hosch, UNI (2:14.09); Michelle Brunk, ILS (2:14.59); Kara McCartney, DU (2:14.97); Nefeteri Williams, SIU (2:17.28); Signee Fornshell, WSU (2:17.34); Naomy Kea, WSU (2:17.46); Adriane Wunderlich, INS (2:18.00). |
| Men's 800m - Prelim |
Advancing to the final: Brady Fritz, UNI (1:55.43); Stephen Arvanis, SIU (1:55.44); Yosef Tewolde, ILS (1:55.72); John Neisler, ILS (1:56.47); Charles Lapham, DU (1:56.54); Jake Stecklein, WSU (1:56.60); Mike Craddick, UNI (1:56.64); Ryan Krogmann, UNI (1:56.80). |
| Sunday, February 28 - Live Video Link: http://www.stretchinternet.com/unischedule.html |
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Heptathlon
60m Hurdles
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Wichita State's Chris Dickman won the fifth event in the men's heptathlon, posting a time of 8.47 in the 60-meter high hurdles. Indiana State's Dexter Childress finished second (8.48), Channing Puls of UNI was third (8.63).
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) through five events: Slupkowsk, Wichita State (3,941); Dickman, Wichita State (3,913); Taylor, Wichita State (3,828); Gooris, UNI (3,762); Swinford, Indiana State (3,561). |
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Heptathlon
Pole Vault
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Daniel Gooris of UNI cleared 5.06m (16' 7.25") in the pole vault, earning 929 points in the pole vault portion of the men's heptathlon. Wichita State's Chris Dickman (4.96m/16' 3.25") and Justin Taylor (4.76m/15' 7.25") finished second and third, respectively.
Current Heptathlon standings (top 5) through six events: Dickman, Wichita State (4,811); Slupkowski, Wichita State (4,748); Gooris, UNI (4,691); Taylor, Wichita State (4,665); Swinford, Indiana State (4,309). |
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Women's Triple Jump
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Indiana State senior Lauren Martin set a new MVC indoor and MVC Indoor Championships meet record in the women's triple jump, leaping 13.30m (43' 7.75") to claim the title. Southern Illinois' Malaikah Love came in second at 12.80m (42' 0"), while Kimsue Grant of Missouri State was third (12.05m/39' 6.50"). |
| Women's Shot Put
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Southern Illinois sophomore Jeneva McCall won her second title of the weekend, tossing 16.43m (53' 11") in the women's shot put. Her Saluki teammate Gwen Berry, last year's defending champion, finished second (15.60m), while Illinois State's Tori Ziegler was third (15.38m). |
| Men's High Jump
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Indiana State sophomore Major Clay cleared 2.17m (7' 1.50"), taking in the men's high jump. UNI's Travis Leuer (2.11m/6' 11") and Julian Morris (2.08m/6' 9.75") finished second and third, respectively. |
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Heptathlon 1,000m
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Indiana State's Dexter Childress took the lead on the final lap to win the 1,000-meter in the heptathlon with a time of 2:45.82. Jordan Zerr of Wichita State finished second (2:46.47), while Shocker teammate Chris Dickman took third (2:47.02). Full Heptathlon Results detailed below. |
| Heptathlon - Final |
Wichita State senior Chris Dickman improved his NCAA provisional standard in winning the event with 5,608 total points. Shocker teammate Krzysztof Slupkowski of Wichita State was the runner-up with 5,490 points, while UNI's Daniel Gooris was third with 5,485, which were both also NCAA provisional marks.
Final Heptathlon standings: 1.) Dickman, Wichita State (5,608); 2.) Slupkowski, Wichita State (5,490); 3.) Gooris, UNI (5,485); 4.) Taylor, Wichita State (5,217); Zerr, Wichita State (5,042); 6.) Swinford, Indiana State (5,039); 7.) Bacon, UNI (4,871); 8.) Dick, Wichita State (4,803); 9.) Clark, UNI (4,738); 10.) Childress, Indiana State (4,719); 11.) Kasel, UNI (4,696); 12.) Freshour, Wichita State (4,429); 13.) Puls, UNI (4,220); 14.) Sidwell, Southern Illinois (4,126). |
| Women's Mile |
Wichita State's Tonya Nero led from start to finish, taking the women's mile title in a time of 4:52.35. Shocker teammate Leah Thompson finished second (4:55.57), while Bradley freshman Nicole Benson clocked a career-best time of 4:55.76 to take third. |
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Men's Mile
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Southern Illinois' Jeff Schirmer out-kicked Indiana State's Jeremiah Vaughn on the bell lap of the men's mile to take the title in 4:15.17. Vaughn clocked in at 4:17.11. Stephen Dak of UNI was third in 4:17.13. |
| Women's Pole Vault |
Indiana State's Kylie Hutson increased her NCAA-leading mark in the women's pole vault, clearing 4.48m (14' 8.25"), to win her fourth-straight MVC Indoor Championship in the event. Southern Illinois' Miracle Thompson finished second (3.88m), while Cassie Craig of Wichita State was third (3.88m). |
| Women's 400m - Final
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Illinois State freshman Sade Sealy took home the gold medal in the women's 400-meter, finishing first in the finals with a time of 55.56. Southern Illinois' Kandise Thompson finished second (55.63), while UNI freshman Sam Cameron was third (56.11). |
| Men's 400m - Final
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Wichita State took home to top two honors in the men's 400-meter dash, as senior Nate Thiesfeld (49.04) out-ran his teammate Justin Smith (49.14). Drake sophomore Jon DeGrave finished third with a time of 49.29. |
| Women's 60m - Final |
Missouri State junior Jodiann Walker (7.54) barely aced out Wichita State senior Audacia Moore (7.57), taking first and second, respectively. Illinois State junior Yomeaqua Brents was third, clocking a time of 7.58. |
| Men's 60m - Final
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Indiana State took home the men's 60-meter dash title for the fourth-straight year, as junior Daryl Truitt crossed the finish line first in 6.83. UNI's Giorgio Giurdanella was second (6.86), while Southern Illinois' Brandon Deloney took third (6.92). |
| Women's 60m Hurdles - Final |
Southern Illinois junior Meredith Hayes clocked a season-best time of 8.50 to win the women's 60-meter hurdles, while Shocker Cassie Craig finished second (8.56). Terri Counts of Southern Illinois crossed the finish line third in a season-best time of 8.57. |
| Women's High Jump
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Drake's Tyse Samani, Missouri State's Mareneika Goffe and Wichita State's La'Taish Brown all cleared 1.70m (5' 7") in the women's high jump, with places determined based on judge's decision. |
| Men's Shot Put
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Southern Illinois sophomore J.C. Lambert won his second event in the MVC Indoor Championship, taking home top honors in the men's shot put with a launch of 17.68m (58' 0.25"). His Saluki teammate Joe Paradiso finished second (17.57m), while UNI's Justin Romero was third (17.32m). |
| Men's Triple Jump
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Wichita State's Josh Crawford won his second-straight men's triple jump MVC Indoor Championship with a leap of 15.41m (50' 6.75"). Indiana State's Ernest Rollins was second (14.90m), while Southern Illinois' Maxim Bakana finished third (14.85m). |
| Men's 60m Hurdles - Final |
Wichita State sophomore Todd McKown took home top honors in the men's 60-meter hurdles, clocking a career-best time of 8.00. His Shocker teammate Chris Allen finished second (8.03), while Indiana State's Michael Roberts was third (8.07). |
| Women's 800m - Final
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Indiana State senior Erica Moore led from start to finish to win the women's 800-meter run, clocking a time of 2:08.35, to win her second-straight indoor championship in the event. UNI junior Holli Hosch was second (2:11.75), while Drake's Kara McCartney finished third in a season-best time of 2:15.13. |
| Men's 800m - Final
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Southern Illinois junior Stephen Arvanis won the men's 800-meter run, clocking a time of 1:53.70. UNI sophomore Brady Smith was second (1:54.44), while John Neisler of Illinois State finished third (1:54.57). |
| Women's 200m - Final |
Wichita State sophomore Audacia Moore took home top honors in the women's 200-meter dash, crossing the finish line in 24.19. SIU junior Kandise Thompson finished second (24.67), while Illinois State freshman Sade Sealy was third with a career-best time of 24.83. |
| Men's 200m - Final |
Southern Illinois junior Brandon Deloney took home top honors in the men's 200-meter dash, clocking a season-best time of 21.51. Wichita State sophomore Todd McKown finished second with a season-best time of 21.91, just acing out UNI's Giorgio Giurdanella (21.92). |
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Women's 5,000m
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Wichita State's Tonya Nero won her second event of the MVC Indoor Championship, crossing the finish line first in the women's 5,000-meter run (17:31.03). Her Shocker teammate Leah Thompson was second (17:34.01), while Drake's Nicole Braunsdorf finished third (17:35.06). |
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Men's 5,000m
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Southern Illinois' Jeff Schirmer (14:28.60) became the first three-time champion in the men's 5,000-meter run, out-distancing UNI's Stephen Dak (14:30.03). Wichita State's Jackson Toroitich finished third (14:32.02). |
| Women's 4x400 |
The Indiana State team of Stacia Weatherford, Lauren Martin, Leeann Michl and Erica Moore took home top honors in the women's 4x400-meter relay, clocking a time of 3:43.76. Illinois State finished second (3:44.74), while Southern Illinois was third (3:48.94). |
| Men's 4x400 |
The Wichita State team of Dylan Hartnett, Justin Smith, Justin Cole and Nate Thiesfeld won the men'st 4x400-meter relay, crossing the finish line first in 3:15.63. UNI (3:15.81) and Southern Illinois (3:18.68) took second and third, respectively. |