2014 Northwest Conference Track and Field Championships program

2014 Northwest Conference Track and Field Championships

About Puget Sound/Tacoma .........................................................Page 3

About the Northwest Conference ................................................Page 4

About Baker Stadium ......................................................................Page 5

NWC, Championship, and Baker Stadium records .........Pages 6-7

Men’s NWC Championship preview ..........................................Page 8

Men’s NWC Championship history .............................................Page 9

Men’s NWC Student-Athletes of the Week ..................Pages 10-11

Women’s NWC Championship preview ................................. Page 12

Women’s NWC Championship history .................................... Page 13

Women’s NWC Student-Athletes of the Week ............Pages 14-15

2014 NWC top men’s times ...................................................... Page 16

2014 NWC top women’s times................................................. Page 17

Nationally ranked athletes ......................................................... Page 18

Team roster pages ................................................................Pages 19-22

Meet schedule ...........................................................................Back Cover

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Home for Puget Sound is the creative urban city of Tacoma, Wash., in the pioneering Pacific Northwest. Puget Sound is a community proud to be many things. The student body consists of approximately 2,600 individuals all working hard toward unique goals while engaging the world around them in diverse ways. Many Puget Sound students take on multiple minors, major in interdisciplinary fields, and travel abroad. Some perform at Puget Sound’s renowned School of Music while pursuing degrees in over 50 academic fields. They take on internships, build apps, and start companies as part of the Business and Leadership Program. Many join one of the more than 100 student-run organizations on campus, and sometimes even start their own. Still others do experiments in nearby waterways, mountains, and national parks, or in science lab facilities ranked top 20 in the nation by The Princeton Review. Puget Sound professors personally know their students and receive more Carnegie Foundation teaching awards than any other college in the state.

PUGET SOUND

TACOMA, WASHINGTONKnown for its world-renowned glass art, Tacoma’s vibrant urban core is alive with culture. Find yourself surrounded by creativity and city sophistication when you eat, shop and stroll Tacoma’s downtown. The friendly city inspires many to celebrate the melding of old and new. See historic architec-ture amidst urban design.

The city’s many districts abound with culture. Stroll the mu-seum district where you can explore art, glass and history. Wander amongst the eclectic mix of upbeat restaurants and music venues on Sixth Avenue. Shop the unique boutiques in the historic Proctor and Stadium districts, which bustle with foot traffic. Rooted in the arts, Tacoma is the place to be.

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The nine private colleges and universities in Oregon and Washington that form the Northwest Conference are build-ing a strong reputation as one of the top NCAA Division III leagues in the nation.

Formed in 1926, the NWC has experienced a few mem-bership and national affiliation changes during its 87-year existence. It is one of the oldest conferences in the western United States. The conference’s current members in Oregon are George Fox, Linfield, Lewis and Clark, Pacific, and Willamette. Members located in Washington include Pa-cific Lutheran, Puget Sound, Whitman and Whitworth.

The College of Idaho, Linfield, Pacific, Puget Sound, Whit-man and Willamette are all charter members of the con-ference. Albany College was added in 1931, remained for seven years, and then returned in 1949 as Lewis & Clark College.

Pacific Lutheran joined in 1965 and was followed by Whit-worth in 1970. The College of Idaho withdrew from the conference in 1978. Whitworth dropped out in 1984 and returned in 1988. Menlo joined in 2006 as a member in football only and withdrew after 2009.

The NWC is nationally competitive in a wide spectrum of sports. Its members have won eight NCAA Division III Na-tional Championships: Pacific Lutheran football in 1999, Linfield football and George Fox baseball in 2004, Lin-field softball in 2007, George Fox women’s basketball in 2009, Linfield softball in 2011, Pacific Lutheran softball in 2012, and Linfield baseball in 2013.

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE

The NWC offers championships in 18 sports (nine men’s and nine women’s). The NWC originally sponsored athletic competition for men’s sports only, but later joined forces with the Women’s Conference of Independent Colleges (WCIC) in 1984 to create the Northwest Conference of Independent Colleges (NCIC). The name was shortened to the original Northwest Conference in 1998.

Also in 1998, all nine NWC members shifted affiliation from the NAIA to the NCAA. Members knew the move would foster equity, sportsmanship and a genuine concern for all student-athletes.

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2014 Northwest Conference Track and Field ChampionshipsBAKER STADIUM, PEYTON FIELD, AND SHOTWELL TRACK

In 1964, prominent Tacoma businessman John S. Baker sup-plied the university with a grant to construct a new stadium to be used for athletics. The facility was a major upgrade from the area between Todd Field and Union Avenue where the Loggers used to suit up for home games, granting fans a first-rate experience at Puget Sound home games. Today, Baker Stadium has a covered seating capacity of 3000 and uncovered seating for 500. In addition to being the site of the University’s Commencement Ceremony, Logger football, soccer, track and field, and women’s lacrosse call Baker Stadium home.

Peyton Field is named in honor of Joe Peyton, a Puget Sound alumnus, star athlete, and long-time coach and faculty mem-ber of the university. The field was dedicated to Peyton on April 29, 2003. Peyton passed away unexpectedly on July 2, less than three months after the dedication. This beautiful facility, built in his honor, is a lasting legacy to his accom-plishments as a teacher, coach, citizen and friend.

Surrounding Peyton Field is Don Shotwell Track, aptly named after the former Puget Sound football player and Tacoma contractor who made numerous contributions to Logger Ath-letics and many other programs on campus.

During the 2002-2003 school year, several upgrades were made to the field and stadium to enhance the experience of Logger student-athletes and fans. The track was widened from six lanes to eight and covered in a 400-meter polyure-thane surface, allowing the university to host championship track meets. The all-weather surface was given a complete trench-drainage system, allowing for year-round usage. All other track and field events - high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, steeple chase, shot put, discus, and javelin throw - were relocated to the east and west ends of the field and renovated to NCAA standards.

Baker Stadium has hosted two previous Northwest Confer-ence championships in 2004 and 2007. It was also used as a fill-in for historic Hayward Field in the 1997 film “Prefon-taine”, a biopic of distance runner Steve Prefontaine.

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NWC, Championship, and Baker Stadium Records

Event NWC NWC Championship Baker StadiumPole Vault 17’4.5” - 1993 17’0” - 1994 16’6” - 4/18/1992 Curt Heywood - Linfield Curt Heywood - Linfield Curt Heywood - Linfield High Jump 7’2” - 1996 6’10.25” - 5/2/1997 6’10.75” - 4/10/2004 Scott Radetich - Linfield Travis Olson - Linfield Jeff Skiba - Unattached Long Jump 24’0.25” - 1970 23’11.75” - 1973 23’11.5” - 4/22/1995 Randy Fike - Lewis & Clark Randy Fike - Lewis & Clark Rob Rising - Central Wash.Triple Jump 50’6” - 1984 49’1.5” - 1984 50’5” - 4/17/1993 Tommy Stewart - Whitworth Tommy Stewart - Whitworth James McCann- Western Ore.Shot Put 59’2” - 2013 59’2” - 4/27/13 57’4” - 6/3/1967 Carter Comito - Whitworth Carter Comito - Whitworth John Allamano - Wash. Discus 203’5” - 2013 195’3” - 4/26/13 186’8” - 3/30/2013 Carter Comito - Whitworth Carter Comito - Whitworth Carter Comito - WhitworthJavelin (IAAF) 224’11” - 1998 216’6” - 4/23/11 222’5” - 4/1/2013 Davy Logue - Pacific Lutheran Alex Hymel - Whitworth Braden Keller - Central Wash.Hammer Throw 196’4” - 4/17/14 193’4” - 1994 (*) 225’2” - 3/17/07 Keegan Shea - Whitworth Jason Thiel - PLU Adam Midles - USC100m 10.54 - 1969 10.65 - 4/26/03 10.65 - 4/18/1998 David Freundschuh - Linfield Chris Boock - Linfield Ricardo Colon - Clackamas CC Ben Salisbury - George Fox 200m 20.58 - 1973 21.22 - 1973 21.5 - 5/1/1982 Keith Shriver - Linfield Ray Fabian - Whitworth Erick Krauss - Portland 400m 45.98 - 1997 47.86 - 1973 46.87 - 4/17/1999 Ryan Channey - George Fox Carl Shaw Linfield Derek Prior - Unattached800m 1:47.34 - 2006 1:51.55 - 1974 1:50.6 - 4/20/1991 Nick Symmonds - Willamette John Lier - Whitman Ted Hamlin - Seattle Pacific1500m 3:45.06 - 1996 3:49.34 - 1997 3:52.1- 4/23/1988 Mike Miller - Linfield Tim Williams - Linfield Todd Bearny - Highline CCSteeplechase 8:50.56 - 1984 9:01.55 - 4/23/05 9:01.0 - 4/18/1998 Mike Smith - Whitworth Aaron Hollingshead - Willamette Eric Tollefson - Unattached5000m 14:10.9 - 1976 14:29.94 - 1983 14:11.8 - 5/18/1974 Dan Hall - Whitworth Kris Mueller - Linfield Jim Johnson - CNW10,000m 29:21.9 - 1972 30:28.84 - 1983 30:20.00 - 3/5/2005 Tom Hale - Whitworth Kris Mueller - Linfield Eric Tollefson - Unattached110m Hurdles 14.02 - 1995 14.41 - 1994 14.1 - 6/3/1967 Nolan Toso - Pacific Lutheran Nolan Toso - Pacific Lutheran Bill Roe - Wash.400m Hurdles 51.64 - 1958 52.30 - 5/3/97 53.11 - 4/20/1991 Dave Klicker - Whitman David Parker - George Fox Goreal Hudson - Central Wash.400m Relay 41.35 - 1992 41.69 - 4/21/07 41.40 - 4/17/1993 Linfield Linfield Western Oregon State1600m Relay 3:09.49 - 1976 3:15.80 - 1973 3.16.67 - 4/18/1992 Linfield Linfield Central Wash.Decathalon 7516 points - 1981 7225 points - 4/15 - 16/97 7003 points - 4/13 - 14/2009 Doug Larson - Whitworth Karl Lerum - Pacific Lutheran Josh Lovell - Linfield

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*Pacific Lutheran facility record for hammer throw

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NWC, Championship, and Baker Stadium Records

Event NWC NWC Championship Baker StadiumPole Vault 13’11.25” - 2012 13’9.75” - 4/18/12 13’3” - 5/5/08 Catherine Street - Linfield Catherine Street - Linfield Jennie Sewell - Club NW High Jump 5’9.75” - 1996 5’7.25” - 4/24/05 5’8” - 4/22/95 Nancy Rissmiller - George Fox Michelle Forbes - George Fox Corrina Wolf - Simon Fraser Long Jump 19’4.5” - 1996 19’2.75” - 4/21/06 19’2” - 4/18/92 Saran Patillo - Willamette Kate Ross - Lewis & Clark Stephanie Libbyl - WillametteTriple Jump 39’4” - 1994 39’1” - 4/28/02 39’0.25” - 4/17/99 Tracy Fox - Pacific Lutheran Kelsey Baron - George Fox Jane Wallace - Western Wash.Shot Put 48’11.75” - 1990 47’10.5” - 1989 48’6.5” - 3/21/81 Carrie Pietig - Willamette Carrie Pietig - Willamette J. Luebke - West Valley CC.Discus 167’4” - 1990 148’10” - 5/5/00 155’9” - 5/2/81 Carrie Pietig - Willamette Mari Ruiz - Whitman Marcia Mechlenberg - UnattachedJavelin 156’2” - 5/25/13 150’8” - 4/23/11 169’6” - 4/5/14 Beth Stam - George Fox Beth Stam - George Fox Bethany Drake - Western Wash.Javelin 168’2” - 1986 156’10” - 1985 166’3” - 4/23/88 (pre - 1999) Carol Wester - George Fox Regina Norris - Pacific Patricia Perry - Puget SoundHammer 184’4” - 2009 172’4” - 4/21/06 (*) 184’8” - 3/14/09 Taylor Hackett - Pacific Lutheran Lindsey Blankenship - George Fox Taylor Hacker - Pacific Lutheran100m 11.70 - 2004 12.04 - 5/2/98 11.89 - 4/5/14 Kristen Shields - Whitworth Melody Sherman - Linfield Princess Griffey - Christ Life200m 24.52 - 1999 24.52 - 5/1/99 24.28 - 4/5/14 Christine Axley - Pacific Lutheran Christine Axley - Pacific Lutheran Princess Griffey - Christ Life400m 54.82 - 1976 55.34 - 1989 55.4 - 5/3/80 Sharon Canda - Willamette Kari Larson - Lewis & Clark Rhonda Bell - Bellevue CC.800m 2:07.11 - 1992 2:11.53 - 1992 2:10.9 - 4/25/87 Patty Ley - Pacific Lutheran Patty Ley - Pacific Lutheran Laura Johnson - Unattached1500m 4:15.61 - 1992 4:26.87 - 1992 4:33.87 - 4/21/07 Patty Ley - Pacific Lutheran Patty Ley - Pacific Lutheran Sarah Zerzan - Willamette5000m 16:28.54 - 2007 16:52.51 - 5/1/99 16:45.5 - 4/26/86 Sarah Zerzan - Willamette Dana Boyle - Puget Sound Debbie Myra - Portland State10,000m 35:07.36 - 1999 36:23.88 - 4/24/04 35:07.86 - 4/17/99 Dana Boyle - Puget Sound Leslie Nelson - Whitworth Dana Boyle - Puget Sound100m Hurdles 14.21 - 2011 14.38 - 5/1/99 14.41 - 4/20/96 Irene Johnson - George Fox Maile Barrett - Lewis & Clark Amy Cameron - Western Wash.400m Hurdles 59.16 - 2001 59.57 - 5/4/01 62.05 - 4/24/04 Amber Larson - Linfield Amber Larson - Linfield Carrie Larsen - Pacific Lutheran3000m 10:38.05 - 4/24/09 10:38.05 - 4/24/09 10:38.57 - 3/8/08Steeplechase Kimber Mattox - Willamette Kimber Mattox - Willamette Sarna Becker - Club NW400m Relay 47.18 - 5/4/99 47.18 - 5/4/99 47.50 - 4/22/95 Pacific Lutheran Pacific Lutheran Pacific Lutheran 1600m Relay 3:53.20 - 4/21/07 3:53.20 - 4/21/07 3:51.61 - 4/22/95 Willamette Willamette Pacific Lutheran Heptathlon 4920 points - 2012 4725 points - 4/12 - 13/99 4605 points - 3/24/92 Alexis Arnold - George Fox Kristi Osborne - Pacific Lutheran Mindy Johnson - Montana

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*Pacific Lutheran facility record for hammer throw

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2014 NWC Track and Field Men’s Championships PreviewCLEARS AND JUMPSIn the pole vault, last year’s runner-up, Whitworth’s Joseph Green, enters the meet with the NWC’s highest clearance this year, clearing 4.81 meters. Two freshmen – Everett Kleven from Whit-worth and Michael Teves from Pacific – are second and third with bests of 4.45 meters and 4.42 meters.

Three-year high jump winner Frank Lima has graduated and three com-petitors enter the NWC meet vying to replace him. Budweiser Hawkins and Kelson Kawai of Pacific and Whit-worth’s Lucas McGill all lead the con-ference with clears of 2.00 meters, and two more Pirates are within 0.04 meters of that mark. Hawkins also is the No. 1 seed in the long jump with a leap of 6.88 meters. Teammate Jer-emy Parkinson is hot on Hawkins’ tail with a jump of 6.85 meters.

Three freshmen look to tally a confer-ence win in the triple jump during their first year of competition. Linfield’s Ken-nedy Johnson enters with the longest jump in the conference at 14.01 me-ters while fellow Wildcat Eric Igbino-ba is second with a mark of 13.61. Whitworth’s new face, Ryan Otterholt is third at 13.04 meters.

THROWS 2013 runner-up Kyle Peart of Pacific Lutheran enters the 2014 meet with the best conference mark in the shot put at 15.95 meters. Whitworth’s Corey Burt sits in second with a distance of 15.82 meters. Two other athletes have shot put marks above 15 meters.

There’ll be a new champion in the dis-cus throw as last year’s winner, Whit-worth’s Carter Comito, has graduated. Pacific’s Jesse Bethke is at the head of the line after tallying the longest throw

at 45.86 meters. He has a 1.75-meter lead on Arick Morrell of George Fox, who’s in second at 44.11 meters.

In the javelin throw, Willamette’s Jor-dan Loos has the longest throw of 2014 with a distance of 61.68 meters. Last year’s runner-up, Chase Wright, is second with a 61.46 meter mark, and fellow Pirate Tyler Coopman is third with a mark of 60.40 meters.

Three seniors sit atop the men’s ham-mer leaderboard. Last year’s cham-pion, Keegan Shea of Whitworth has the longest throw so far in the NWC with a mark of 59.85 meters. Peart is second with a hammer throw of 56.97, while George Fox’s Morrell sits one meter behind at 55.65.

SPRINTS AND HURDLES Pacific’s Michael Zane is tied for first in the 100 meter dash and second in the 200. He is tied with Lewis & Clark’s Curtis Shirey for the 100m lead with a mark of 10.91, and Zane is 0.2 be-hind Willamette senior and defend-ing champion Tom Fiechtner.

Three NWC athletes have run a sub-50.00 400 meter dash. Freshman Jake Mihelich of Linfield has a time of 48.93, Alex Hardlund of Whitworth is second with a time of 49.64, and the Bruins’ Will Lawrence is right behind at 49.75.

Whitworth has the top two runners in the 110 meter high hurdles with Jona-than Hoff leading with at 14.83 and Casey Monahan second at 14.93. In the 400 meter hurdles, the Pioneers’ Kodie Artner and Pirates’ Alex Hard-lund have both gone under 57 seconds at 56.09 and 56.52, respectively.

MID AND LONG DISTANCESGeorge Fox’s Will Lawrence looks

to defend his title in the 800 meter run and enters the 2014 conference meet with the fastest time at 1:52.05. He and William Wren of Whitworth (1:52.91) are nearly three seconds faster than the field.

Two Bearcats hold the fastest times in the 1500 meter run as Kit Kingstad has a best mark of 3:56.20 and Dan-iel Swanson is at 3:58.00 even. Two Bruins are within a second of Swanson with Cody Thompson checking in at 3:58.45 and Joseph Pia at 3:59.00.

Pacific’s Tyler Shipley looks to defend his titles in both the 5,000 and 10,000 meter runs, holding a 5K time of 15:01.51 and 10K mark of 30:24.44. Two competitors are within 10 seconds of Shipley’s 5K mark, but Shipley holds first in the 10K by 2.5 minutes.

In the 3000 meter steeplechase, Wil-lamette’s Jacob Shafi is in first with a mark of 9:32.50, less than two sec-onds faster than Josh Seekatz of Puget Sound.

RELAYSBoth of last year’s relay winners enter the 2014 meet with the top seed. Wil-lamette’s 400 meter relay team has a mark of 42.11 this year, while Whit-worth has run the 1,600 meter relay in 3:21.30.

TEAM TITLEWhitworth looks to extend its confer-ence title streak to five years, winning the team title every year since 2010. The Pirates boast six of the year’s top marks, and they prove their depth with top-five performances in 17 different events. Whitworth enters the 2014 NWC Championships with a first-place finish already as Peter Delap won the men’s decathlon held April 14-15 in Salem, Ore.

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NWC Track and Field Men’s Championships HistoryRECENT TEAM RESULTS 2013 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS2013 - Salem, Ore.

Host - Willamette

1. Whitworth 287 pts.2. Willamette 132 pts.3. Pacific 122 pts.4. Pacific Lutheran 95 pts.5. Puget Sound 64 pts.6. Lewis & Clark 55 pts. 7. George Fox 47 pts.8. Linfield 16 pts.

2012 - Parkland, Wash.Host - Pacific Lutheran

1. Whitworth 270 pts.2. Willamette 132 pts.3. Pacific Lutheran 124 pts.4. Linfield 99.5 pts.5. George Fox 58 pts.6. Pacific 50.5 pts.7. Puget Sound 48 pts.8. Lewis & Clark 34 pts.

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

Pole Vault 1. Chibron Tomeo, Whitworth 16’1.75” 2. Joseph Green, Whitworth 15’0.25”High Jump 1. Frank Lima, Whitworth 6’9.50” 2. Kelson Kawai, Pacific 6’6.25”Long Jump 1. Tyler Guinn, Whitworth 23’2.5” 2. Budweiser Hawkins III, Pacific 22’11.25” Triple Jump 1. Kelson Kawai, Pacific 44’6.25” 2. Carson Kennedy, Willamette 44’4”Shot Put 1. Carter Comito, Whitworth 59’2” 2. Kyle Peart, Pacific Lutheran 53’8.25” Discus 1. Carter Comito, Whitworth 195’3.25” 2. Samuel Wright, Whitworth 149’4.75” Javelin 1. Joseph Ingman, Whitworth 212’09” 2. Chase Wright, Whitworth 204’9” Hammer 1. Keegan Shea, Whitworth 191’11” 2. Kyle Peart, Pacific Lutheran 183’6.75”100m 1. I.V. Reeves, Pacific Lutheran 10.94 2. Dylan Jones, Willamette 11.05200m 1. Tom Fletchner, Willamette 22.10 2. Michael Zane, Pacific 22.43400m 1. Nick Gosselin, Whitworth 49.39 2. Tom Fletchner, Willamette 49.47800m 1. Will Lawrence, George Fox 1:56.13 2. William Wren, Whitworth 1:56.181500m 1. Jarrod Nixon, Lewis & Clark 4:00.31 2. Kit Kingstad, Willamettte 4:00.345000m 1. Tyler Shipley, Pacific 15:10.26 2. Samuel Smith, Lewis & Clark 15:15.3510,000m 1. Tyler Shipley, Pacific 31:58.63 2. Matt Klein, Puget Sound 32:07.56110m 1. Casey Monohan, Whitworth 14.94Hurdles 2. Carson Kennedy, Willamette 15.50400m 1. Kodie Artner, Lewis & Clark 54.82Hurdles 2. David Fisher, Pacific Lutheran 55.013000m 1. Matthew Edwards, Whitworth 9:36.62Steeple 2. Joshua Seekatz, Puget Sound 9:41.08400m 1. Willamette 42.06Relay 2. Whitworth 42.541600m 1. Whitworth 3:20.35Relay 2. Willamette 3:22.47Decathlon 1. Joe Cerne, Puget Sound 6321 points 2. Carson Kennedy, Willamette 6190 points

2013 Whitworth2012 Whitworth2011 Whitworth2010 Whitworth2009 Willamette2008 Whitworth2007 Linfield2006 Willamette2005 Willamette2004 Willamette2003 Willamette2002 Willamette2001 Whitworth2000 Pacific Luth.1999 Pacific Luth.1998 Pacific Luth.1997 Pacific Luth.1996 Linfield1995 Linfield1994 Pacific Luth.1993 Pacific Luth.1992 Linfield1991 Pacific Luth.1990 Pacific Luth.1989 Pacific Luth.1988 Pacific Luth.1987 Willamette1986 Willamette1985 Willamette

1984 Willamette1983 Willamette1982 Willamette1981 Willamette1980 Linfield1979 Willamette1978 Willamette1977 Lewis & Clark1976 Linfield1975 Linfield1974 Linfield1973 Linfield1972 Whitworth1971 Pacific Luth.1970 Willamette1969 Lewis & Clark1968 Lewis & Clark1967 Lewis & Clark1966 Willamette1965 Lewis & Clark1964 Lewis & Clark1963 Lewis & Clark1962 Lewis & Clark1961 Willamette1960 Lewis & Clark1959 Lewis & Clark1958 Whitman1957 Whitman1956 Lewis & Clark

1955 Whitman1954 Lewis & Clark1953 Willamtte1952 Willamette1951 Willamette1950 Lewis & Clark1949 Lewis & Clark1948 British Colombia1947 British Colombia1946 Whitman1943 Whitman1942 Whitman1941 Rained Out1940 Whitman 1939 Whitman1938 Whitman1937 Whitman1936 Linfield1935 Whitman1934 Whitman1933 Pacific Luth.1932 Whitman1931 Whitman1930 Whitman1929 Whitman1928 Whitman1927 Whitman1926 C. of Idaho

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2014 NWC Track and Field Men’s Athletes of the WeekWeek Three: March 10 - March 16

Daniel Swanson - Willamette - Jr.Swanson placed 4th in the 1,500-meter run be-

hind three NCAA Division II runners at the Lane Preview. His time of 3:58.63 ranked No. 1 in the NWC and No. 5 in NCAA Division III.

Ezekiel Smith - George Fox - Sr.Smith used solid efforts in the field events to

win the Boxer Combined Events decathlon with 6,138 points, which ranked No. 1 in the nation at the time. His pole vault was 16th nationally, discus 25th, and high jump 35th. In track events, he won the 100 and the 400, with his 400 time of 50.91, 18th nationally.

Week Four: March 17 - March 23Stephen Cooper - Whitworth - Sr.Cooper set a new Boppell Track record with a

Division III-leading 6644 points to win the men’s decath-lon at the Buc Scoring Invite. He finished first in five of the events and second in the other five events. His 6’5” height in the high jump moved in into ninth on the DIII performance list, while his 176’ 3” javelin toss moved into 22nd.

Michael Zane - Pacific - Jr.Zane became the first Pacific athlete since 1976

to break 11 seconds in the 100 meters and is now No. 5 in school history (10.91). Additionally, the mark topped the NWC and was No. 11 among Division III athletes.

Week One: February 24 - March 2Tevon Stephens-Brown - Pacific Lutheran - Jr.Stephens-Brown opened the 2014 spring sea-

son with a pair of top-three finishes in his three events at the Erik Anderson Icebreaker. He won the shot put (14.83m) and finished third in the hammer (49.49m) to go with a 13th-place throw in the discus (37.54m).

Tyler Shipley - Pacific - So.Shipley won his first race of the outdoor season

and in the process broke Pacific’s 36-year-old record in the 10,000 meters (previous record, 31:21.2, Russ Ro-driguez, 1978). The time (31:06.59) was a 52-second improvement over his best time as a freshman.

Week Two: March 3 - March 9Budweiser Hawkins - Pacific - Jr.Hawkins opened his track and field season with

a great performance in the long jump. The performance (6.83m) was six inches off his personal best and was the NWC best and No. 4 in NCAA Division III at the time.

Joshua Seekatz - Puget Sound - Jr.Seekatz ran the conference’s second-fastest 5,000m (15:19.46) at the time and was the

fastest Division III runner in the 1500m (4:08.34) at the PLU Invitational. He also qualified for NWC Champion-ship meet in both events.

Budweiser Hawk-ins of Pacific leads

the NWC in the long jump (6.88m) and the high jump

(2.00m). He earned Athlete of the Week in week 2 for a then-

conference leading leap of 6.83 meters.

Ezekial Smith of George Fox ranks among the NWC’s top 10 in three events: the long jump, 400 meter dash, and the decathlon. Smith finished second at the NWC Multi Cham-pionships in Salem, Ore., April 14-15.

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2014 NWC Track and Field Men’s Athletes of the Week

Week Five: March 24 - March 30Kyle Peart - Pacific Lutheran - Sr.Peart won a pair of events and broke his own

hammer throw meet record at the Peyton Scoring Meet. Peart’s mark of 56.97m (186-11) surpassed his own meet record of 54.12m set in 2012 by more than nine feet.

Nicholas Gosselin - Whitworth - So.Gosselin was part of three meet records at

the Peyton Scoring Meet. His winning times in both the 200-meter dash (22.73) and 400-meter dash (50.21) set meet records as an individual. He was also the first leg of the winning 4x400 meter relay team, whose time of 3:26.77 set a meet record as well.

Week Six: March 31 - April 6Joe Green - Whitworth - Jr.Green cleared a personal best height of 15’

9” to finish second at the Sam Adams Classic. His height currently ties for 6th-best in Division III and leads the NWC competitors by over a foot. He was also the first leg of Whitworth’s winning 4x400 meter relay team.

Tyler Shipley - Pacific - So.Shipley smashed his school record in the 10,000

meters by 42 seconds (30:24.44) as he finished 11th amongst a field dominated by Division I and Division II talent at the SF State Distance Carnival. The time was the No. 1 mark in Division III this season for 12 hours and enters week seven as the No. 6 time in Division III. The performance marks of a 1:34 improvement over his 2013 season best in the event.

Week Seven: April 7 - April 13Jordan Loos - Willamette - Jr. Loos threw the javelin a personal record 202’

4.50” at the John Knight Twilight to move into second place on the NCAA Division III performance list for the season, taking fourth at the meet behind one NAIA and two Division II throwers. He is fifth on Willamette’s all-time list. In addition, Loos placed fifth in the hammer throw at the John Knight Twilight at 167’ 0.50”.

Tom Fiechtner - Willamette - Sr.Fiechtner recorded the fastest time in the North-

west Conference this season in the 200-meter dash while placing 2nd in 22.12 seconds at the John Knight Twilight. He was just .04 out of first place. He also ran the third leg on Willamette’s winning 4x100-meter re-lay team, which registered a time of 42.30 seconds.

Week Eight: April 14 - April 20Keegan Shea - Whitworth - Sr.Shea’s winning throw in the Whitworth Twilight

of 196’ 4” in the hammer throw broke the Whitworth record in the event. He threw nearly 20 feet further than the second place finisher. Shea’s hammer throw mark moved him into fifth on the Division III performance list and propelled him the top of the NWC list.

Peter Delap - Whitworth - Sr.Delap won the men’s decathlon with a personal

best 6731 points. He won four of the 10 events and finished second in two others. His point total was the Division III leader after Tuesday’s meet and currently holds the third-most points in DIII.

Joe Green of Whit-worth cleared 4.81 meters in the pole vault April 17 at the Whitworth Twilight Meet. The mark is the best in the conference.

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2014 NWC Track and Field Women’s Championships PreviewCLEARS AND JUMPSGeorge Fox junior Dannah Martin leads the conference in the pole vault with a clearance of 3.60 meters. She’s 0.2 meters ahead of a pair of Whitworth vaulters and 0.22 meters over three more athletes.

In the high jump, last year’s first-, second-, and third-place finishers enter the 2014 Championships as the top-three athletes again. Maria Green, last year’s No. 2, has the high-est clearance at 1.65 while Christina Dobbins, last year’s winner is No. 2 with a 1.63 mark. Taylor Ottomano is third with a clearance of 1.60.

The long jump will have a new champion, and George Fox is in solid position to take that title. The Bruins have the top two long jumpers coming into the NWCs with Asia Greene first at 5.59 meters and Charity Arn at 5.53. The Bruins’ Rachael Adkins also leads the triple jump with a leap of 11.62 meters, 0.3 meters ahead of a couple of Willamette leapers. Rebekah Daniel is No. 2 at 11.29 meters and Elisa Ahern third at 11.13.

THROWSThe four throwing events are dominated by hurlers from Pacific Lutheran and Whitworth. Samantha Potter of Pacific Lutheran leads both the shot put and the discus throw with marks of 13.00 meters and 44.27 meters, respectively. Pot-ter won the discus event last year and finished second in the shot put. Whitworth’s Mary Data is second in the shot put with a toss of 12.62 meters while the Pirates’ Courtney Fairhart is No. 2 in the discus with a throw of 42.71 meters.

Two Pirates lead the hammer and javelin throws with Da-kota Kliamovich tallying a 54.19 mark in the hammer and Kerry Wright a 46.02 tally in the javelin. They are followed by two Lutes as Pacific Lutheran’s Jorgina Moore is second in the hammer with a 48.77 toss. Stephanie McFarland is second in the javelin with a mark of 41.77 meters. Wright won the javelin throw in 2013 while Kliamovich took second in the weight throw last year.

SPRINTS AND HURDLESGeorge Fox’s Rachael Kraske looks to be a major threat in the three sprint distances and one hurdle race. The junior won both the 200 and 400 meter dash in 2013 and leads the conference in the 100m and 400m dash and the 400m hurdles this year. Her times include 12.38 in the 100, 57.70 in the 400, and 1:01.83 in the 400H.

Puget Sound’s Allanah Whitehall also hopes to make an impact on the meet in sprint races, leading the 200 meter times at 25.20 and second in the 100 at 12.47.

Kraske’s teammate, Charity Arn, leads the 100 meter hur-dles with a time of 14.73, but Linfield’s Dallas Edge is liter-ally right on her tails at 14.74. Kraske isn’t far behind either, tallying a best time of 14.76.

MID AND LONG DISTANCESPuget Sound’s Alicia Burns and Willamette’s Michaela Freeby will duke it out for control of the middle distance races. Burns leads the 800 meter run by nearly a second at 2:14.94. Freeby is second in the event at 2:15.93. Freeby holds the edge, however, in the 1500 meter run with a fast time of 4:38.34. Teammate Taylor Ostrander is second at that distance with a tiem of 4:39.60, and Burns is a distant third at 4:47.25.

Freeby also holds the fastest times in two long distance events: the 5,000 meter run and 3,000 meter steeplechase. She’s tops in the steeplechase by two seconds and leads the 5K by three. The junior won the steeplechase in 2013 and finished second in the 5000m as well. This year, Ostrander has the second-fastest in both races as well.

In the 10,000 meter run, Emily Painter of George Fox’s time of 36:10.87 leads the conference, eclipsing Kathryn Flyte’s mark of 36:47.00 by 37 seconds. Flyte, a senior for Puget Sound, set her mark in the first weekend of the season. She’s also third in the 5K, trailing by 38 seconds in that event.

RELAYSGeorge Fox and Puget Sound have the top two times in both relays with George Fox holding the edge in the 400 meter relay and the Loggers leading the 1600 meter re-lay. The Bruins’ mark of 48.87 in the 400m relay is 0.68 seconds faster the Loggers’ time in the event. Puget Sound maintains a slight lead in the 1600 meter relay with a time of 3:56.97, 0.02 seconds faster than the Bruins’ mark.

TEAM TITLEGeorge Fox has won the last two team titles, beating Wil-lamette by just eight points in 2013. This year, the Bruins hold the top marks in 11 events, including the completed heptath-lon, which Maria Green won at the NWC Mutli Champion-ships April 14-15. The Bruins lead all four clears and jumps events and are in the top two of every short distance race.

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NWC Track and Field Women’s Championships HistoryRECENT TEAM RESULTS 2013 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS2013 - Salem, Ore.

Host - Willamette

1. George Fox 188.5 pts.2. Willamette 180.5 pts.3. Whitworth 150 pts.4. Lewis & Clark 80 pts.5. Pacific Lutheran 74 pts.6. Linfield 72 pts.7. Puget Sound 41 pts.8. Pacific 33 pts.

2012 - Parkland, Wash.Host - Pacific Lutheran

1. George Fox 207 pts.2. Willamette 173 pts. 3. Linfield 117 pts.4. Whitworth 99.5 pts.5. Lewis & Clark 68 pts.6. Puget Sound 55.5 pts.7. Pacific Lutheran 54 pts.8. Pacific 43 pts.

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

Pole Vault 1. Kierstie Shellman, Whitworth 12’2” 2. Kelly Yelverton, Lewis & Clark 11’8”High Jump 1. Christina Dobbins, Whitworth 5’5.25” 2. Maria Green, George Fox 5’3.25”Long Jump 1. Emily Wyatt, George Fox 18’7.75” 2. Christina Dobbins, Whitworth 17’9” Triple Jump 1. Rebekah Daniel, Willamette 37’4” 2. Rachael Adkins, George Fox 37’1.75”Shot Put 1. Maris Gonzalez, Pacific Lutheran 41’5.25” 2. Samantha Potter, Pacific Lutheran 40’6.75”Discus 1. Samantha Potter, Pacific Lutheran 142’0.5” 2. Anna LeBeaume, Linfield 137’2.75”Javelin 1. Kerry Wright, Whitworth 148’9.25” 2. Beth Stam, George Fox 147’8”Hammer 1. Anna LaBeaume, Linfield 171’10.75” 2. Dakota Kliamovich, Whitworth 165’3.75”100m 1. Emily Wyatt, George Fox 12.63 2. Kelli Aken-Pagdilao, Pacific 12.68200m 1. Rachael Kraske, George Fox 26.19 2. Halsie Peek, Linfield 26.26400m 1. Rachael Kraske, George Fox 58.82 2. Ashland Bernard, Willamette 59.48800m 1. Erynn Rebol, Willamette 2:15.31 2. Stevie Glidehaus, Willamette 2:18.671500m 1. Heather Spurling, Lewis & Clark 4:40.67 2. Michaela Freeby, Willamette 4:41.635000m 1. Emily Thomas, Lewis & Clark 18:00.08 2. Michaela Freeby, Willamette 18:09.4010,000m 1. Emily Thomas, Lewis & Clark 36:49.82 2. Christina Anderson, Whitworth 38:21.10100m 1. Christina Dobbins, Whitworth 15.20Hurdles 2. Rachael Kraske, George Fox 15.24]400m 1. Olivia Fleming, George Fox 1:05.26Hurdles 2. Taryn Dee, Pacific Lutheran 1:05.343000m 1. Michaela Freeby, Willamette 11:06.01Steeple 2. Stevie Glidehaus, Willamette 11:20.02400m 1. Whitworth 49.30Relay 2. George Fox 49.791600m 1. Willamette 4:00.39Relay 2. George Fox 4:02.61Heptathlon 1. Beth Stam, George Fox 4347 points 2. Charity Arn, George Fox 4341 points

2013 George Fox2012 George Fox2011 Willamette2010 Willamette2009 Willamette2008 Willamette2007 Willamette2006 Willamette2005 Willamette2004 Willamette2003 Willamette2002 Willamette2001 Willamette2000 George Fox1999 Pacific Luth.1998 Pacific Luth.

1997 Pacific Luth.1996 Linfield1995 Pacific Luth.1994 Pacific Luth.1993 Pacific Luth.1992 Pacific Luth.1991 Pacific Luth.1990 Pacific Luth. 1989 Pacific Luth.1987 Pacific Luth.1986 Pacific Luth.1985 Pacific Luth.1984 Pacific Luth.1983 Pacific Luth.1982 Pacific Luth.1981 Pacific Luth.

1980 George Fox1979 George Fox1978 Willamette1977 Linfield1976 Willamette1975 Willamette1974 Willamette1973 Pacific1972 Pacific1971 Lewis & Clark1970 None1969 Pacific1968 Pacific1967 Pacific

George Fox has won two consecutive NWC titles and looks to add to its collection with one in 2014.

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2014 NWC Track and Field Women’s Athletes of the Week

Week Three: March 10 - March 16Kerry Wright - Whitworth - Jr.Wright broke her own Whitworth javelin re-

cord. Her 150’ 6” throw was not only the winning mark at the meet, it was the furthest throw in Division III at the time.

Rachel Kraske - George Fox - Jr.Kraske won the 400-meter dash at the Saints

Open in Gresham, Ore., with a time of 57.70, the No. 1 time in the nation and the conference at the time and tying for 6th all-time at George Fox.

Week Four: March 17 - March 23Dakota Kliamovich - Whitworth - So.Kliamovich broke the school record and won

the women’s hammer throw with a then-D III-leading toss of 172’ 10” at the Buc Scoring Invite on March 20.

Dallas Edge - Linfield - Fr.Edge broke a 13-year program record in the

100-meter hurdles, winning the event at the Lewis & Clark Spring Break Open in 14.74 seconds, the third fastest time in NCAA Division III as of then. She also clocked a sub-13 second performance in a third-place finish in the open 100 (12.98) and was a member of Linfield’s winning 4x100 (49.73) and 4x400 (4:05.59) relay teams.

Kerry Wright of Whitworth is the NWC leader in the javelin throw and a a two-time Athlete of the Week.

Week One: February 24 - March 2Rebekah Daniel - Willamette - Jr.Daniel won the long jump at the Willamette

Opener with a distance of 17’ 5.25”. She established a personal record by 4.5 inches and moved into a tie for 10th on Willamette’s all-time list. She was ranked #1 in the NWC and NCAA Division III.

Emily Thompson - Lewis & Clark - So.Thompson’s time in the 100 hurdles (16.96)

ranked her 6th in Division III at the time while her 400m hurdle time (1:06.90) was the best in the country.

Week Two: March 3 - March 9Kerry Wright - Whitworth - So.Wright won the women’s javelin with a toss of

141’ 4”. Her mark was the second-best in Division III at the time.

Ellie Schmidt - Linfield - Jr.Schmidt swept the short sprints at the Rich

Allen Classic in a pair of career-best times. She dropped 52-hundredths and moved into a tie for the 10th-fastest mark in Linfield history in the 100 me-ters (12.83) and also took three-tenths of a second off her previous best in the 200 (26.38). The junior also started off the Wildcats’ winning 4x100 relay team and anchored the second-place 4x400 squad

Rebecca Daniel of Willamette has three top-five times and recently took third in the heptathlon at NWC Multis.

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2014 NWC Track and Field Women’s Athletes of the Week

Week Seven: April 7 - April 13Dannah Martin - George Fox - Jr.Martin won the pole vault at the Pacific Luau by

clearing the bar at 3.60 meters. The mark improved her lead in the conference and moved her into 13th on the D-III top 50 list for the week. She also took sole pos-session of 3rd place on the all-time George Fox list.

Rachel Kraske - George Fox - Jr.Kraske was everywhere at the Pacific Luau.

Her 400 hurdles time of 1:01.83 broke the Lincoln Park Stadium record, improved her standing atop the Northwest Conference and third place on the GFU all-time list, and was second in the nation. Her 100 time of 12.38 improved her conference lead and 5th place at GFU, and ranked 21st nationally.

Week Eight: April 14 - April 20Anna LaBeaume - Linfield - Sr.LaBeaume was the only double-event winner in

the field events at the Lewis & Clark Open, topping the field in the discus and hammer throws. She also was runner-up in the hammer. The senior threw the discus 39.50 meters, the hammer 47.34m and the shot put 11.71m.

Allanah Whitehall - Puget Sound - So.Whitehall won the 200 meter dash with a mark

of 25.31, beating out many D2 athletes. Whitehall’s mark was just 0.11 seconds off her NWC-leading time of 25.20. She also anchored the Loggers’ 4x100 meter relay squad that ran in 49.55, the second-fastest time in the NWC. She finished second in the 100m as well.

Week Five: March 24 - March 30Rachel Adkins - George Fox - Sr.Adkins won the triple jump at the Westmont

Classic with a distance of 11.62m. Her mark tied for the top spot in the nation with Amanda Hamilton of Cal Lutheran and is tops in the Northwest Conference as well as No. 2 all-time at George Fox. She also finished 5th in the long jump with a 5.30m, but already had a 5.32m earlier in the season.

Alicia Burns - Puget Sound - Sr.Burns helped her 4x400 meter relay squad run

a sub-4:00 relay for first time in over 17 years. The re-lay’s time of 3:59.17 set a Peyton Scoring Meet record and was the second-fastest NWC mark at the time. Burns also set a meet record in 800-meter run with time of 2:19.86 and won the 400-meter dash with a mark of 1:00.02. She did not lose a race over the weekend.

Week Six: March 31 - April 6Asia Greene - George Fox - So.Greene finished 3rd and tops among D-III ath-

letes at the Linfield Jenn Boymann Invitational in the long jump with a distance of 18-4.25/5.59. Her mark is tops in the NWC this spring, 7th in D-III, and 7th al-time at George Fox.

Emily Painter - George Fox - Jr.Painter ran the second-fastest time in the wom-

en’s 10,000 meter run in Division III at the San Francisco State Distance Carnival April 4. She finished sixth over-all behind four NCAA Division I runners and one from the NAIA with a time of 36:10.87. Her mark is the best in the NWC and ranks as the Bruins’ second-best all-time 10,000 to a 34:25.74 by All-American Jill Beals in 1992.

Rachel Adkins of George Fox leads the conference in the triple jump and is fourth in the long jump.

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2014 NWC Track and Field Men’s Top Times ListTop 10 times listed

POLE VAULT1. Joseph Green WTW 4.80m2. Everett Kleven WTW 4.45m3. Michael Teves PAC 4.42m4. Deion Mock L&C 4.28m5. Ignacio Ibarra PLU 4.27m6. Joe Cerne PS 4.20m6. Peter Delap WTW 4.20m8. C. Braithwaite PS 4.14m9. Bjorn Hansen L&C 4.13m10. Jeremy Jackson PLU 4.12m

HIGH JUMP1. Budweiser Hawkins PAC 2.00m1. Kelson Kawai PAC 2.00m1. Lucas McGill WTW 2.00m4. Peter Delap WTW 1.98m5. Stephan Cooper WTW 1.96m6. Ryan Braden GF 1.91m7. Devin Geiger GF 1.90m8. Steven Holland LIN 1.85m8. Jeremy Parkinson PAC 1.85m8. Phillip Terrel WTW 1.85m

LONG JUMP1. Budweiser Hawkins PAC 6.88m2. Jeremy Parkinson PAC 6.85m3. Jonathan Hoff WTW 6.78m4. Michael Morikawa GF 6.73m5. Kennedy Johnson LIN 6.66m6. Peter Delap WTW 6.58m7. Ezekiel Smith GF 6.56m8. Dane Larson WTW 6.55m9. C. Braithwaite PS 6.53m10. Ryan Braden GF 6.51m

TRIPLE JUMP1. Kennedy Johnson LIN 14.01m2. Eric Igbinoba LIN 13.61m3. Ryan Otterholt WTW 13.04m4. C. Braithwaite PS 12.99m5. Jeremy Parkinson PAC 12.97m6. Dane Larson WTW 12.94m7. Kelson Kawai PAC 12.91m8. Erich VanBergen GF 12.81m9. I.V Reeves PLU 12.77m

SHOT PUT1. Kyle Peart PLU 15.95m2. Corey Burt WTW 15.82m3. T. Stephens-Brown PLU 15.33m4. Tyler Higley WIL 15.12m5. Lucas Hatton PLU 14.99m6. Brendan Peterson PLU 14.26m7. Matt DeRosa L&C 14.13m8. Hans Lehndorff WIL 13.97m9. Chandler Breaux PS 13.92m10. Jackson Pierce PLU 13.83m

DISCUS THROW1. Jesse Bethke PAC 45.86m4. Arick Morrell GF 44.11m

3. Corey Burt WTW 43.78m4. T. Stephens-Brown PLU 43.17m5. Hans Lehndorff WIL 42.55m6. Aaron Koford PAC 42.23m7. Scott Mayfield WTW 41.83m8. Kolton Carlson WTW 41.42m9. Naji Saker WTW 41.39m10. Lucas Hatton PLU 40.81m

JAVELIN THROW1. Jordan Loos WIL 61.68m2. Chase Wright WTW 61.46m3. Tyler Coopman WTW 60.40m4. Erich Roepke L&C 58.74m5. Bret Bajema WTW 56.56m6. Dillon Gongliewski PS 55.36m7. Joe Cerne PS 54.52m8. Taylor Hickson PAC 54.34m9. Cooper Budden WTW 54.20m10. Morgunn Ewing LIN 54.19m

HAMMER THROW1. Keegan Shea WTW 59.85m2. Kyle Peart PLU 56.97m3. Arick Morrell GF 55.65m4. Jordan Loos WIL 52.58m5. Nick Fairhart LIN 52.51m6. Max Faulhaber WIL 52.23m7. Travis George PAC 50.96m8. Kolton Carlson WTW 50.74m9. T. Stephens-Brown PLU 50.34m10. Jackson Pierce PLU 49.90m

100M1. Curtis Shirey L&C 10.911. Michael Zane PAC 10.913. Dylan Jones WIL 10.944. Richard Johnson PLU 10.975. Chris Luetjen WIL 10.986. Marqui Makupson PLU 11.056. I.V. Reeves PLU 11.058. Matthew Landon WTW 11.079. Kris Sapp PAC 11.1110. Wesley Sitser WTW 11.15

200M1. Tom Flechtner WIL 22.122. Michael Zane PAC 22.323. Ignacio Ibarra PLU 22.544. Jake Milhelich LIN 22.555. Tyler Guinn WTW 22.676. Jullian Haley WIL 22.686. Matthew Landon WTW 22.686. I.V. Reeves PLU 22.689. Dylan Jones WIL 22.7210. Nicholas Gosselin WTW 22.73

400M1. Jake Mihelich LIN 48.932. Alex Hardlund WTW 49.643. Will Lawrence GF 49.754. Trey Oshiro-Atabay PAC 50.165. Nicholas Gosselin WTW 50.21

6. William Wren WTW 50.307. Aaron Van Gorkom GF 50.408. Tom Flechtner WIL 50.499. Ignacio Ibarra PLU 50.7510. Ezekial Smith GF 50.91

800M1. Will Lawrence GF 1:52.052. William Wren WTW 1:52:913. C. MacMurray WTW 1:55:874. Gary Fanelli PAC 1:55.974. Cody Thompson GF 1:55.976. Jarrod Nixon L&C 1:57.457. Aaron Molstad GF 1:57.698. Kit Kingstad WIL 1:58.20 9. Alex Lull GF 1:58.5210. Chad Linnerooth LIN 1:58.55

1500M1. Kit Kingstad WIL 3:56.682. Daniel Swanson WIL 3:58.003. Cody Thompson GF 3:58.454. Joseph Pia GF 3:59.005. Yonny Castillo WIL 4:00.676. Jacob Shafi WIL 4:01.377. Jarrod Nixon L&C 4:01.448. Chad Linnerooth LIN 4:01.689. Parker Bennett WIL 4:03.0810. Taylor Steele WTW 4:03.10

5,000M1. Tyler Shipley PAC 15:01.512. Joseph Pia GF 15:04.743. Parker Bennet WIL 15:08.644. Joshua Seekatz PS 15:19.465. Joe Gladow LIN 15:25.736. Matt Wotipka WTM 15:27.557. Jacob Shafi WIL 15:29.678. Yonny Castillo WIL 15:30.239. Justin Higa PS 15:30.9810. Kody Tarbell GF 15:34.13

10,000M 1. Tyler Shipley PAC 30:24.442. Joe Gladow LIN 32:54.563. Justin Higa PS 32:59.854. David Santillan PS 33:01.855. Justin Bigelow PS 33:32.196. Alex Waheed WTM 33:35.077. Colton Berry WTW 33:50.298. Kody Tarbell GF 34:16.289. Adrian Clifford LIN 34:20.1610. Jason Hight LIN 34:26.47

110M HH 1. Jonathan Hoff WTW 14.832. Casey Monahan WTW 14.933. Alan Bell PLU 15.574. Gabriel Luckey GF 15.655. Daniel Wagner PAC 15.796. Dillon Gongliewski PS 15.826. Keenan Marianno WTW 15.82

8. Peter Delap WTW 16.259. Kodie Artner L&C 16.329. Stephen Cooper WTW 16.32

400M H 1. Kodie Artner L&C 56.092. Alex Hardlund WTW 56.523. Alan Bell PLU 57.424. Daniel Wagner PAC 57.635. J. Weatherford GF 58.316. Elijah Varner WTW 58.507. Mark Sanchez GF 59.098. Westin Wiley WTW 59.249. Joe Cerne PS 59.2710. Jon Williams WTW 59.37

3000M STEEPLECHASE 1. Jacon Shafi WIL 9:32.502. Joshua Seekatz PS 9:34.183. Kyle Dreibelbis GF 9:44.384. Trent Dudley WTW 9:52.055. Bryant Quinn GF 10:02.486. Matthew Ferris WTW 10:05.047. Hunter Matthies WIL 10:06.208. Gabe Machaels PS 10:08.999. Justin Higa PS 10:09.9610. James Markin PS 10:10.42

4X100M RELAY 1. Willamette 42.112. Whitworth 42.243. Pacific Lutheran 42.524. Lewis & Clark 43.175. Pacific 43.256. George Fox 43.497. Linfield 43.958. Puget Sound 44.13

4X400M RELAY 1. Whitworth 3:21.302. Pacific (Ore.) 3:26.013. Linfield 3:28.404. Willamette 3:28.515. Puget Sound 3:28.996. George Fox 3:29.477. Lewis & Clark 3:29.988. Pacific Lutheran 3:38.13

DECATHLON1. Peter Delap WTW 67312. Stephen Cooper WTW 66443. Ezekiel Smith GF 62404. C. Braithwaite PS 61435. Erich VanBergen GF 60236. Joe Cerne PS 59907. Aaron Koford PAC 58518. Jon Williams WTW 52229. Michael Teve PAC 5041

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2014 NWC Track and Field Women’s Top Times ListTop 10 times listed

POLE VAULT1. Dannah Martin GF 3.60m2. M. Buchannan WTW 3.40m2. Kierstie Shellman WTW 3.40m4. Elizabeth King PS 3.38m4. Britta LeVoie PAC 3.38m4. Sierra Robertson GF 3.38m7. Sunny Lewis PS 3.23m8. Nikita Stillwill WTW 3.20m9. Kylie Weatherford GF 3.08m10. Maya Bowton WIL 3.00m

HIGH JUMP1. Maria Green GF 1.65m2. Christina Dobbins WTW 1.63m3. Taylor Ottomano WIL 1.60m4. Charity Arn GF 1.58m4. Maya Bowton WIL 1.58m6. Maggie Rowe PS 1.57m7. Joy Harpham LIN 1.56m7. M. Huddleston PAC 1.56m7. A. Provost-Shean L&C 1.56m10. Molly Bond WIL 1.53m

LONG JUMP1. Asia Greene GF 5.59m2. Charity Arn GF 5.53m3. Rebekah Daniel WIL 5.38m4. Rachael Adkins GF 5.32m5. Elisa Ahern WIL 5.28m6. Christina Dobbins WTW 5.23m7. Sarah Frazier GF 5.21m8. Lori Sandy WTW 5.18m9. Maria Green GF 5.17m10. McKenna Davidson PAC 5.08m

TRIPLE JUMP1. Rachael Adkins GF 11.62m2. Rebekah Daniel WIL 11.29m3. Elisa Ahern WIL 11.13m4. Rachael Gernhart LIN 11.10m5. Lori Sandy WTW 11.04m6. Rachael Palmquist WTW 10.96m7. Sarah Frazier GF 10.94m8. Jeanie Mullins L&C 10.45m9. Taylor Ottomano WIL 10.35m10. Emily Prasil PS 10.26m

SHOT PUT1. Samantha Potter PLU 13.00m2. Mary Data WTW 12.62m3. Anna LaBeaume LIN 12.35m4. Courtney Alley LIN 12.24m5. Danielle Openiano WTW 12.12m6. Marisa Gonzalez PLU 12.08m7. Maria Green GF 11.58m8. Katelyn Smith PLU 11.40m9. Jossalyn Wright WIL 11.33m10. Brigitte Russo L&C 11.27m

DISCUS THROW1. Samantha Potter PLU 44.27m

2. Courtney Fairhart WTW 42.71m3. Anna LeBeaume LIN 40.63m4. Danielle Openiano WTW 39.66m5. E. Neuenschwander WTW 38.44m6. Kaeleigh Thorp WIL 38.00m7. Jossalyn Wright WIL 37.03m8. Dominique Jackson PLU 36.56m9. Sarah Bucknovitz L&C 36.54m10. Katelyn Smith PLU 35.86m

JAVELIN THROW1. Kerry Wright WTW 46.02m2. S. McFarland PLU 41.77m3. Chelsea Nelson PLU 40.92m4. Kate Shear LIN 40.28m5. Maria Green GF 40.13m6. Cassidy Stevick WTW 39.06m7. M. Huddleston PAC 38.55m7. Jameka Townsend WIL 38.55m9. Kelee Lambert WTW 38.22m10. Michelle Lloyd PLU 38.16m

HAMMER THROW1. Dakota Kliamovich WTW 54.19m2. Jorgina Moore PLU 48.77m3. Anna LeBeaume LIN 48.21m4. Hannah Seibel L&C 46.38m5. Kaeleigh Thorp WIL 44.14m6. Dominique Jackson PLU 43.27m7. Brigitte Russo L&C 42.37m8. Kelsey Engstrom WIL 41.70m9. Katelyn Smith PLU 41.58m10. Samantha Potter PLU 41.53m

100M1. Rachael Kraske GF 12.382. Allanah Whitehall PS 12.473. Kylea Johnson WIL 12.534. Ellie Schmidt LIN 12.595. K. Aken-Pagdilao PAC 12.766. Asia Mayo GF 12.777. Halsie Peek LIN 12.857. Brenna Stinson LIN 12.859. Alyssa Turner GF 12.8910. Stephanie Barrong WTW 12.9110. Audrey Taylor WIL 12.9110. Amanda Wilson PLU 12.91

200M1. Allanah Whitehall PS 25.202. Rachael Kraske GF 25.603. Ellie Schmidt LIN 25.634. Amanda Wilson PLU 25.955. Asia Mayo GF 26.066. Alyssa Turner GF 26.287. Kylea Johnson WIL 26.458. Audrey Taylor WIL 26.519. Madison Guscott PLU 26.5910. Dallas Edge LIN 26.62

400M1. Rachael Kraske GF 57.702. Alyssa Turner GF 58.77

3. Ellie Schmidt LIN 59.644. Meg Gilbertson PS 59.695. Maura Forbush WIL 59.766. Alicia Burns PS 59.966. Katie Dyk GF 59.968. Alexis Damo PAC 1:00.059. Cassianna Busch WTW 1:00.1410. Amanda Wilson PLU 1:00.16

800M1. Alicia Burns PS 2:14.942. Michaela Freeby WIL 2:15.933. Katie McKay WTW 2:17.074. Sarah Mackenzie GF 2:18.765. Katie Dyk GF 2:19.376. Annette Marinello WIL 2:20.917. M. Trowbridge LIN 2:21.058. Jessica Arnzen WTW 2:21.579. Hannah Bressler WIL 2:22.1610. Julia Wood WTM 2:22.73

1500M1. Michaela Freeby WIL 4:38.342. Taylor Ostrander WIL 4:39.603. Alicia Burns PS 4:47.254. Emily Fagan L&C 4:47.905. Ami Boucher WIL 4:48.146. Hannah Greider LIN 4:48.537. Audrey Lichten LIN 4:48.868. Annette Marinello WIL 4:48.929. Kathryn Flyte PS 4:50.8910. Sierra Grunwald PS 4:51.47

5,000M1. Michaela Freeby WIL 17:10.422. Taylor Ostrander WIL 17:13.533. Kathryn Flyte PS 17:48.404. Juliet Farnan WIL 17:53.535. Christina Williams WTW 18:00.556. Hannah Greider LIN 18:10.107. Siena Noe LIN 18:21.278. Katie Skinner LIN 18:28.429. Kellyn Roiko WTW 18:30.5610. Lisa Martin PAC 18:48.32

10,000M 1. Emily Painter GF 36:10.872. Kathryn Flyte PS 36:47.003. Hannah Greider LIN 38:19.354. Siena Noe LIN 38:43.505. Christina Williams WTW 39:02.006. Katie Skinner LIN 39:27.687. Lisa Martin PAC 40:02.808. Kristen Schoenike WTW 40:34.289. Tori Klein PS 40:35.6510. Taili Ni PS 40:44.24

100M H 1. Charity Arn GF 14.732. Dallas Edge LIN 14.743. Rachael Kraske GF 14.764. Daniel Rebekah WIL 15.12

5. Christina Dobbins WTW 15.206. Sarah Frazier GF 15.447. Alyssa Turner GF 15.488. Emily Moore WTW 15.629. Emily Thompson L&C 15.6410. Elisa Ahern WIL 15.76

400M H 1. Rachael Kraske GF 1:01.832. Alyssa Turner GF 1:02.033. Emily Thompson L&C 1:04.984. Taryn Dee PLU 1:06.015. Maura Forbush WIL 1:06.466. Bethany Fleming WTW 1:06.927. Maggie Callan WTW 1:07.288. Kelsey Lee PAC 1:07.639. Emily Moore WTW 1:07.7010. Hannah Walton PLU 1:08.00

3000M STEEPLECHASE 1. Michaela Freeby WIL 10:44.522. Taylor Ostrander WIL 10:46.213. Hannah Bressler WIL 11:14.65 4. Ami Boucher WIL 11:40.785. Molly Bradbury PS 11:49.026. Kellyn Roiko WTW 11:55.907. Kendall Chin WTW 12:00.558. Caitlin Taylor WTW 12:00.599. Aviva Browning L&C 12:02.4210. Emily Fagan L&C 12:03.42

400M RELAY 1. George Fox 48.872. Puget Sound 49.553. Linfield 49.694. Pacific 49.895. Willamette 49.996. Pacific Lutheran 50.067. Whitworth 50.128. Lewis & Clark 50.36

1,600M RELAY 1. Puget Sound 3:56.972. George Fox 3:56.993. Willamette 4:04.994. Linfield 4:05.595. Pacific Lutheran 4:06.956. Whitworth 4:08.977. Lewis & Clark 4:09.348. Pacific (Ore.) 4:12.34

HEPTATHLON1. Maria Green GF 45262. Charity Arn GF 45143. Rebekah Daniel WIL 44114. Christina Dobbins WTW 43355. Emily Moore WTW 40716. Dallas Edge LIN 39737. Sarah Frazier GF 38958. Emily Sheldon PS 38159. Hannah Walton PLU 367510. Molly Bond WIL 3368

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2014 Northwest Conference Nationally Ranked Athletes

Peter Delap - Decathlon - 3rd 6,731 points - April 14-15 Will Lawrence - 800 Meters - 4th 1:52.05 - April 4-5 Jordan Loos - Javelin Throw - 4th 61.68 meters - April 11 Keagan Shea - Hammer Throw - 5th 59.85 meters - April 17 Chase Wright - Javelin Throw - 5th 61.46 meters - March 28 Stephen Cooper - Decathlon - 6th 6,644 points - March 20-21 Tyler Shipley - 10,000 Meters - 8th 30:24.44 - April 4 Tyler Coopman - Javelin Throw - 10th 60.40 meters - April 5 Kyle Peart - Hammer Throw - 10th 56.97 meters - March 28 Joseph Green - Pole Vault - 12th 4.81 meters - April 17 Arick Morrell - Hammer Throw - 13th 55.65 meters - April 19 Erich Roepke - Javelin Throw - 13th 58.74 meters - March 21 Jonathan Hoff - 110 Meter Hurdles - 16th 14.83 meters - April 17 William Wren - 800 Meters - 16th 1:52.91 meters - April 11-12 Kyle Peart - Shot Put - 18th 15.95 meters - April 12 Ezekiel Smith - Decathlon - 18th 6,240 points - April 14-15

Kerry Wright - Javelin Throw - 2nd 46.02 meters - April 17 Michaela Freeby - Steeplechase - 3rd 10:44.52 - March 18-20 Rachael Kraske - 400 Meter Hurdles - 3rd 1:01.83 - April 12 Taylor Ostrander - Steeplechase - 4th 10:46.21 - March 18-20 Dakota Kliamovich - Hammer Throw - 5th 54.19 meters - April 5 Rachel Adkins - Triple Jump - 6th 11.62 meters - March 29 Alyssa Turner - 400 Meter Hurdles - 6th 1:02.03 - March 29 Maria Green - Heptathlon - 7th 4,526 points - April 14-15 Charity Arn - Heptathlon - 8th 4,514 points - April 14-15 Samantha Potter - Discus Throw - 8th 44.27 meters - April 12 Stephanie McFarland - Javelin Throw - 11th 41.77 meters - March 28 Rebekah Daniel - Heptathlon - 12th 4,411 points - April 14-15 Emily Painter - 10,000 Meters - 12th 36:10.87 - April 4 -5 Puget Sound - 1,600 Meter Relay - 13th 3:56.97 - April 12 George Fox - 1,600 Meter Relay - 14th 3:56.99 - March 29 Chelsea Nelson - Javelin Throw - 14th 40.92 meters - April 12 Christina Dobbins - Heptathlon - 15th 4,335 points - March 20-22

NATIONALLY RANKED MEN NATIONALLY RANKED WOMEN

Rankings as of Monday, April 21, 10:00 AM

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2014 Northwest Conference Track and Field ChampionshipsGEORGE FOX BRUINS

Location ........................ Newberg, Ore.Founded .........................................1885Enrollment .....................................3,712Colors ........... Navy Blue and Old GoldFacebook ... /GeorgeFoxUniversityAthleticsTwitter ........................... @GFUAthletics

LEWIS & CLARK PIONEERSLocation .......................... Portland, Ore.Founded .........................................1867Enrollment .....................................3,592Colors ....................... Black and OrangeFacebook .........................../LC.PioneersTwitter ...............................@LCPioneers

Head Coach: John Smith Head Coach: Keith WoodwardMEN

38 Cameron Adams Fr.41 Ryan Braden Fr.44 Kyle Dreibelbis Sr.49 Devin Geiger Fr.52 Nate Hyatt Fr.55 Will Lawrence So.57 Gabriel Luckey Fr.58 Alex Lull So.59 Embimba Mansray Fr.62 Kyle Miller Fr.63 Aaron Molstad Jr.64 Michael Morikawa Fr.66 Arick Morrell Sr.72 Joseph Pia Sr.73 Lawrence Potts Fr.74 Bryant Quinn So.76 Mark Sanchez Fr.78 Ezekiel Smith Sr.79 Kody Tarbell Jr.80 Cody Thompson Fr.82 Aaron Van Gorkom Jr.83 Erich VanBergen Fr.84 Justin Vanier Sr.85 Justin Weatherford Sr.

WOMEN1 Rachael Adkins Sr.2 Charity Arn Jr.3 Tiffany Burk So6 Katie Dyk Jr.7 Olivia Fleming Sr.8 Sarah Frazier So.9 Sarah Gilmore Fr.10 Sally Gordon So.11 Maria Green So.12 Asia Greene So.13 Emily Hamilton Fr.14 Jenna Hills Fr.16 Rachael Kraske Jr.17 Hilary Lowery Fr.18 Sarah Mackenzie Jr.19 Dannah Martin Jr.21 Samantha McCormick Fr.22 Allison Molstad Fr.24 Alysha Mueller Jr.25 Emily Painter Jr.27 Sierra Robertson Fr.28 Erin Sanders Fr.29 Caroline Smith Fr.32 Taylor Suwa Fr.33 Kaitlyn Swihart So.35 Alyssa Turner Sr.36 Kylie Weatherford Fr.

MEN 104 Colin Brown Fr.105 Matt DeRosa Sr.106 Matt Gallagher, Sr.107 Bjorn Hansen Jr.108 Justin Leathers So.109 Andrew LeDonne Sr.110 Raul Millan Sr.111 Deion Mock So.112 Jarrod Nixon Sr.113 Nicholas Pankratz Fr.114 Erich Roepke So.115 Curtis Shirey Jr.

WOMEN88 Aviva Browning So.89 Sarah Bucknovitz Fr.90 Katherine Craighead So.91 Emily Fagan Jr.92 Maggie Gorwky Sr.93 Susan Heinselman Jr.94 Katherine Kowal Fr.95 Jeanie Mullins So.96 Alexi Provost-Shean So.97 Brigitte Russo Jr.98 Marissa Sandgren Fr.99 Sarah Schoville So.100 Hannah Seibel Sr.101 Frances Swanson Fr.102 Emily Thompson So.103 Kaitlyn Throgmorton Sr.

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2014 Northwest Conference Track and Field ChampionshipsLINFIELD WILDCATS

Location ..................... McMinnville, Ore.Founded .........................................1859Enrollment .....................................2,530Colors ............ Purple and Cardinal RedFacebook ........................./linfieldsportsTwitter ............................@linfieldsports

PACIFIC BOXERSLocation ...................Forest Grove, Ore.Founded .........................................1849Enrollment .....................................3,363Colors .................Red, Black, and WhiteFacebook ....................../pacificuboxersTwitter .................................@goboxers

Head Coach: Travis Olson Head Coach: Tim Boyce MEN 142 Scott Anderson Fr.143 Lucas Clark Fr.144 Adrian Clifford Fr.145 Treve’ Ensley Fr.146 Bryce Evans Fr.147 Morgunn Ewing So. 148 Nick Fairhart Jr.149 Joe Gladow Sr. 150 Jason Hight Sr.151 Steven Holland So. 152 Eric Igbinoba Fr. 153 Kennedy Johnson Fr.154 Brandon Lemerande Sr. 155 Chad Linnerooth So.156 Jake Mihelich Fr.157 Clay Monahan So. 158 Mike O’Neil Fr.159 Tim Pang Fr.160 Chris Roth Fr. 161 Hunter Sams Fr. 162 Tom Steelhammer So.

WOMEN116 Courtney Alley Sr.117 Tess Andresen So.118 Calli Dowdy Jr.119 Dallas Edge Fr.120 Jasmine Fojas Fr.121 Rachael Gernhart So.122 Amanda Gibbon Jr.123 Dana Gibbon Jr.124 Madison Gladding Fr.125 Hannah Greider Sr.126 Lindsey Hall Fr.127 Joy Harpham So.128 Anna LaBeaume Sr.129 Audrey Lichten Jr.130 Meghan Lockwood Sr.131 Sarah McDowell Fr.132 Siena Noe Sr.133 Haley Pattishall Fr.134 Tasha Rowland So.135 Ellie Schmidt Jr.136 Kate Shear Sr.137 Katie Skinner Sr.138 Deziree Skye-Roberts Fr.139 Brenna Stinson So.140 Madison Trowbridge Jr.141 Maddie Webb Jr.

MEN 186 Kaleb Bass Fr.187 Jesse Bethke Jr.188 Tim Claussen So.189 Hunter Dassonville Sr.190 Gary Fanelli Fr.191 Travis George Sr.192 Budweiser Hawkins III Jr.193 Taylor Hickson Jr.194 Sean Higinbotham Fr.195 Kelson Kawai Sr.196 Aaron Koford Sr.197 Trey Oshiro-Atabay Jr.198 Jeremy Parkinson So.199 Kris Sapp Fr.200 Tyler Shipley So.201 Michael Teves Fr.202 Ben Thomas Fr.203 Daniel Wagner Jr.204 Michael Zane Jr.

WOMEN163 Cyan Agena So.164 Kelli Aken-Pagdilao Sr.165 Mariah Ariola Jr.166 Jackie Brooks Fr.167 Shina Chung So.168 Alexis Damo So.169 McKenna Davidson So.170 Sara Davidson So.171 Emily Geddes Fr.172 Elaina Gillespie Fr.173 Mackenzie Huddleston So.174 Katie Johnson Jr.175 Abby Jones So.176 Britta LaVoie So.177 Kelsey Lee Fr.178 Lisa Martin Jr.179 Haley Nevins So.180 Katie Rock So.181 Dannika Sullivan So.182 Anna Toyas Sr.183 Emily Tuffey Jr.184 Tesla Wright Fr.185 Dawne Yamamoto So.

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Location .......................Parkland, Wash.Founded .........................................1890Enrollment .....................................3,712Colors ....................Black and Old GoldFacebook .................................. /golutesTwitter .....................................@golutes

Location .........................Tacoma, Wash.Founded .........................................1888Enrollment .....................................2,600Colors ......................Maroon and WhiteFacebook ............................../psloggersTwitter ...............................@PSLoggers

PACIFIC LUTHERAN LUTES PUGET SOUND LOGGERS

Head Coach: Heather Kreier Head Coach: Mike OrechiaMEN

229 Joel Anthony Fr.230 Alan Bell Jr.231 Brady Daly Fr.232 Alan DenAdel Sr.233 Egan Dunning Fr.234 Chris Edgecomb So.235 Michael Hatlen Fr.236 Lucas Hatton Fr.237 Eric Herde Sr.238 Ignacio Ibarra So.239 JeremyJackson Fr.240 Richard Johnson Fr.241 Noah Kime Jr.242 Marqui Makupson Jr.243 Kyle Peart Sr.244 I.V. Reeves Sr.245 Tevon Stephens-Brown Jr.246 Erik Swartout Fr.

WOMEN205 Madelyn Bernard So.206 Nicole Dandridge Fr.207 Taryn Dee So.208 Desiree Domini Fr.209 Emalie Gauntz Fr.210 Marisa Gonzalez So.211 Madison Guscott So.212 Lisa Hartwell Fr.213 Azana Hyneman-Henderson Fr.214 Dominique Jackson So.215 Karissa Jackson Fr.216 Michelle Lloyd Fr.217 Stephanie McFarland Sr.218 Jorgina Moore Sr.219 Chelsea Nelson Jr.220 Samantha Potter Sr.221 Olivia Raymond Fr.222 Paige Runco Fr.223 Katelyn Smith Jr.224 Madeline Smith Fr.225 Hannah Walton Jr.226 Amanda Wilson So.227 Erika Wilson Fr.228 Haley Zepernick Fr.

MEN 270 Graham Ashby Jr.271 Justin Bigelow So.272 Cameron Braithwaite So.273 Steven Branham Fr.274 Chandler Breaux Jr.275 Chris Bueno Fr.276 Sam Carilli So.277 Joe Cerne Sr.278 Graham Cobb Fr.279 Reilyn Garton Jr.280 Dillon Gongliewski Fr.281 Justin Higa Jr.282 Ed Lilly Jr.283 David Lovitz Fr.284 Ross MacAusland So.285 James Markin Fr.286 Gabe Michaels So.287 Taylor Pope Fr.288 Zal Robles So.289 Jonathan Rosenberg Jr.290 David Santillan So.291 Joshua Seekatz Jr.292 Sean Tyree Sr.293 Everett West Jr.294 Michael Westbrooks Jr.295 Matt Wines So.

WOMEN247 Logan Bays Fr.248 Molly Bradbury Jr.249 Alicia Burns Sr.250 Mara Cummings Fr.251 Mary Dwigans Fr.252 Kathryn Flyte Sr.253 Meg Gilbertson Sr.254 Sierra Grunwald Jr.255 Elizabeth Hegedus Fr.256 Kai Hundemer Fr.257 Anna Joseph Fr.258 Elizabeth King So.259 Tori Klein Fr.260 Sunny Lewis So.261 Aspen Mayberry Sr.262 Melissa Motyer Jr.263 Taili Ni So.264 Emily Prasil Fr.265 Maggie Rowe Sr.266 Tori Sarris So.267 Emily Sheldon So.268 Erin Stumbaugh Fr.269 Allanah Whitehall So.

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Location .......................Spokane, Wash.Founded .........................................1890Enrollment ..................................~3,000Colors ..................Black, White and RedFacebook ................. /WhitworthPiratesTwitter .....................................@gobucs

Location .............................. Salem, Ore.Founded .........................................1842Enrollment .....................................2,827Colors .............. Cardinal Red and GoldFacebook .........................../wubearcatsTwitter ............................. @wubearcats

WHITWORTH PIRATES WILLAMETTE BEARCATS

Head Coach: Toby Schwarz Head Coach: Matt McGuirk MEN 335 Brett Bajema So.336 Colton Berry Jr. 337 Cooper Budden So.338 Corey Burt So.339 Kolton Carlson So.340 Stephen Cooper Sr.341 Tyler Coopman So.342 Jacob Dansereau So.343 Peter Delap Sr.344 Sean Dennis Fr.345 Trent Dudley Jr.346 Matt Edwards Jr. 347 Matthew Ferris Jr.348 Nicholas Gosselin So.349 Joe Green Jr.350 Tyler Guinn Sr.351 Alex Hardlund So. 352 Jonathan Hoff Sr.353 Maverick Johnston Fr.354 Everett Kleven Fr.355 Matt Landon Jr.356 Dane Larson Fr.357 Chris MacMurray So.358 Keenan Marianno Fr.359 John Marshall Fr.360 Scott Mayfield So.361 Lucas McGill Fr.362 Grant McNeil Fr.363 Casey Monahan Sr.364 Boitu Nkonde Fr.365 Ryan Otterholt Fr.366 Naji Saker So.367 Keegan Shea Sr.368 Chris Shively So.369 Wes Sitser Jr.370 Connor Soudani So.371 Taylor Steele Jr.372 Phillip Terrell So.373 Michael VanDenBerg Jr.374 Elijah Varner Fr.375 Westin Wiley So.376 Jon Williams Jr.377 William Wren Sr.378 Chase Wright Jr.

WOMEN296 Jessica Arnzen So.297 Savanna Atherton So.298 Stephanie Barrong Jr.299 Emma Bennett Fr.300 Amanda Blankenship Jr.301 Jamie Boatman Fr.302 McAlister Buchanan Jr.303 Cassianna Busch So.304 Maggie Callan Fr.305 Sierra Carlson Fr.306 Kendall Chin So.307 Mary Data So.308 Christina Dobbins Jr.309 Courtney Fairhart So.310 Bethany Fleming Fr.311 Amber Hensley Fr.312 Meghan Holzer Jr.313 Joey Hope So. 314 Kate Jones Jr.315 Dakota Kliamovich So.316 Kelee Lambert Fr.317 Katie McKay So.318 Emily Moore Jr.319 Elke Neuenschwander Jr.320 Olivia Newman So.321 Danielle Openiano Fr.322 Rachel Palmquist Jr.323 Kellyn Roiko So.324 Lori Sandy Fr.325 Kristen Schoenike So.326 Kierstie Shellman So.327 Elisabeth Spencer Sr.328 Cassidy Stevick Sr.329 Caitlin Taylor Sr.330 Kenna Valentich Fr.331 Haley Vick Fr.332 Christina Williams Jr.333 Allie Wood Fr.334 Kerry Wright So.

MEN 402 Parker Bennett Jr.403 Yonny Castillo So.404 Nathan Conrad So.405 Max Faulhaber Sr.406 Tom Fiechtner Sr.407 Jullian Haley So.408 Tyler Higley Jr.409 Dylan Jones So.410 Parris Joyce So.411 Kit Kingstad Sr.412 Hans Lehndorff So.413 Quinn Lindley Jr.414 Jordan Loos Sr.415 Chris Luetjen Sr.416 Matt Paparella So.417 Paul Schot Fr.418 Jacob Shafi So.419 Daniel Swanson So.420 Michael Underwood Fr.

WOMEN379 Molly Bond Jr.380 Ami Boucher Fr.381 Maya Bowton So.382 Hannah Bressler So.383 Rebekah Daniel Jr.384 Iris Dowd Fr.385 Kelsey Engstrom Jr.386 Juliet Farnan So.387 Maura Forbush Fr.388 Michaela Freeby Jr.389 Taryn Greenberg Jr.390 Marisa Hamilton Fr.391 Kylea Johnson So.392 Maya Kaup Fr.393 Taylor Ostrander So.394 Taylor Ottomano Sr.395 Racyne Parker Fr.396 Carmela Roberts So.397 Audrey Taylor So.398 Kaeleigh Thorp Jr.399 Jameka Townsend So.400 Angie Turpen Fr.401 Jossalyn Wright Jr.

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The Puget Sound athletic department and the Northwest Conference would like to extend a special thank you to all of the individuals and organizations that are helping to make this event possible. Without their hard work and commitment to providing a top-notch atmosphere for the participating student-athletes, this champi-onship would not be possible.

Thank you...

Puget SoundFootball

Puget SoundMen’s Basketball Sigma Chi

Hui HawaiiPuget SoundMen’s Soccer

Puget SoundWomen’s Basketball

Puget SoundVolleyball

Puget SoundSoftball

Athletics WorkStudy Staff

Puget SoundTrack Volunteers

Puget SoundAthletics Staff

FRIDAY EVENTSDAY ONE10:00 AM Hammer (W) at PLU

12:30 PM Hammer (M) at PLU

2:00 PM Pole Vault (W) Long Jump (M) Shot Put (W)

2:45 PM National Anthem

3:00 PM 3000m SC Run Finals (W)3:20 PM 3000m SC Run Finals (M)

4:00 PM 100m Hurdles (W)4:15 PM 110m Hurdles (M)

4:30 PM 400m Dash Trials (W) Shot Put (M) Long Jump (W) High Jump (M)

4:40 PM 400m Dash Trials (M)

4:50 PM 100m Dash Trials (W)5:00 PM 100m Dash Trials (M)

5:10 PM 800m Run Trials (W)5:25 PM 800m Run Trials (M)

5:40 PM 400m Hurdle Trials (W)5:55 PM 400m Hurdle Trials (M)

6:10 PM 200m Dash Trials (W)6:20 PM 200m Dash Trials (M)

6:40 PM 10,000m Run (W)7:40 PM 10,000m Run (M)

8:20 PM 1500m Run Trials (W)* 8:35 PM 1500m Run Trials (M)*

* if necessary

SATURDAY EVENTSDAY TWO10:30 AM Javelin (M) Discus (W) Triple Jump (M) Pole Vault (M) High Jump (W)

11:45 AM National Anthem

12:00 PM 400m Relay (W)12:05 PM 400m Relay (M)

12:10 PM 1500m Run (W)12:20 PM 1500m Run (M)


12:50 PM 400m Dash (W)12:55 PM 400m Dash (M)

1:00 PM Discus (M) Triple Jump (W) Javelin (W)


1:10 PM 800m Run (W)1:20 PM 800m Run (M)



2:05 PM 5000m Run (W)2:35 PM 5000m Run (M)

2:55 PM 1600m Relay (W)3:00 PM 1600m Relay (M)

3:30 PM Awards Ceremony

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