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SEATTLE --- While the Pac-12 Track & Field Championships were held in Seattle, the California Golden Bears were still able to put a bit of Berkeley flair to it.
Sophomore Isabella Marten secured the first Pac-12 individual title for the Bears in two years by leading the field in the triple jump. The transfer from SMU earned her first Pac-12 championship with a PR leap of 43-8 and won the first Pac-12 crown for Cal since Hammed Suleman won the men's long jump in 2014. The championship adds to her season haul after winning the MPSF triple jump title during indoor season.
Marten's title was one of five top-3 finishes for the Bears on Sunday and seven overall over the last two days.
Overall, Cal completed this year's conference event in ninth (men's) and tenth (women's) place, respectively after ending the 2015 Championships in eighth and 12th. The Bears logged 15 new personal bests in the process.
On the men's side; Cal scored 50.60 total points, adding 31.60 points during Sunday's session. The Golden Bear women tallied 39.5 points after a 36.50 point final day. Cal was able to score points in all but one event on the day.
MEN'S
WOMEN: 1) UO 185; 2) USC 111.50; 3) STAN 90; 4) UW 82; 5) UCLA 66.50; 6) COLO 66; 7) ARIZ 62; 8) WSU 45; 9) AZST 41; 10) CAL 39.50; 11) OSU 23.50; 12) Utah 3
MEN: 1) UO 155.60; 2) UW 122; 3) UCLA 94.20; 4) AZST 83; 5) USC 75; 6) STAN 74; 7) COLO 63 8) ARIZ 57; 9) CAL 50.60; 10) WSU 41.60
Sophomore Isabella Marten secured the first Pac-12 individual title for the Bears in two years by leading the field in the triple jump. The transfer from SMU earned her first Pac-12 championship with a PR leap of 43-8 and won the first Pac-12 crown for Cal since Hammed Suleman won the men's long jump in 2014. The championship adds to her season haul after winning the MPSF triple jump title during indoor season.
Marten's title was one of five top-3 finishes for the Bears on Sunday and seven overall over the last two days.
Overall, Cal completed this year's conference event in ninth (men's) and tenth (women's) place, respectively after ending the 2015 Championships in eighth and 12th. The Bears logged 15 new personal bests in the process.
On the men's side; Cal scored 50.60 total points, adding 31.60 points during Sunday's session. The Golden Bear women tallied 39.5 points after a 36.50 point final day. Cal was able to score points in all but one event on the day.
SCORING BREAKDOWN
- Ashtyn Davis (110 Meter Hurdles): 8 points
- Jonte Grant (Triple Jump): 6 points
- Connor Meech (400 Meter Hurdles): 4 points
- 4x100 Relay: 3 points
- Karsten Wethington (Triple Jump): 3 points
- Aaron Russell (Discus): 3 points
- Noel Frazier (High Jump): 0.60 points
- Isabella Marten (Triple Jump): 10 points
- Bethan Knights (5000 Meters): 6 points
- Ilse Kaaja (Hammer Throw): 6 points
- Kendall Mader (Discus): 4 points
- Destiny Parker (Hammer Throw): 3 points
- Marissa Williams (5000 Meters): 3 points
- 4x100 Relay: 2 points
- 4x400 Relay: 1 point
MEN'S
- 100 Meters: 7. Khalfani Muhammad (10.67; 2 pts)
- 200 Meters: 7. Khalfani Muhammad (21.66; 2 pts)
- 5000 Meters: 11. Trent Brendel (14:03.29; new PR); 16. Chris Walden (14:12.19; new PR); 24. Leland Jones (14:30.20; new PR); 26. Cameron Tu (14:35.39; new PR); 33. Max Leach (14:49.47; new PR); 36. Evan Malone-White (14:55.40; new PR); 37. Takeshi Okada (15:51.99)
- 110 Meter Hurdles: 2. Ashtyn Davis (14.07; 8 pts)
- 400 Meter Hurdles: 5. Connor Meech (52.23; 4 pts; new PR)
- 4x100 Meter Relay: 6. Wethington/Davis/Jones IV/Muhammad (40.56; 3 pts; group PR)
- High Jump: T7. Noel Frazier (6-8.00 / 2.03m; 0.60 pts)
- Triple Jump: 3. Jonte Grant (51-4.50 / 15.66m; 6 pts); 6. Karsten Wethington (49-10.50 / 15.20m; 3pts)
- Discus: 6. Aaron Russell (172-11.00 / 52.71m; 3 pts); 10. Ethan Cochran (163-8.00 / 49.90m; won fight 1); 18. Malik McMorris (154-1.00 / 46.96m); 21. Peter Simon (151-0.00 / 46.04m); T23. Marshall Godsil (149-7.00 / 45.60m)
- 5000 Meters: 3. Bethan Knights (16:14.10; 6 pts); 6. Marissa Williams (16:20.19; 3 pts; new PR); 9. Sydney Gray (16:23.57; new PR); 13. Mariel Mendoza (16:32.65; new PR); 20. Xochitl Navarrete (17:00.57; new PR); 25. Megan Bordes (17:26.18; new PR); 27. Natalie Herberg (17:27.08)
- 4x100 Meter Relay: 7. Jayla Scholis/Taylor Smith/Morgan Robertson/Schantell Williams (47.19; 2 pts)
- 4x400 Meter Relay: 8. Nijae Jones/Nuria Tio Peig/Jordyn Colter/Rebecca Croft (3:42.45; 1 pt; PR and season best)
- Triple Jump: 1. Isabella Marten (43-8.00 / 13.31m; 10 pts; first win); 8. Ashley Anderson (39-3.75 / 11.98m)
- Pole Vault: T5. Lauren Martinez (12-2.00 / 3.71m; 2.5 pts)
- Discus: 5. Kendall Mader (166-5.00 / 50.73m; 4 pts)
- Hammer Throw: 3. Ilsa Kaaja (192-11.00 / 58.80m; 6 pts); 6. Destiny Parker (182-0.00 / 55.61m, 3 pts; new PR)
WOMEN: 1) UO 185; 2) USC 111.50; 3) STAN 90; 4) UW 82; 5) UCLA 66.50; 6) COLO 66; 7) ARIZ 62; 8) WSU 45; 9) AZST 41; 10) CAL 39.50; 11) OSU 23.50; 12) Utah 3
MEN: 1) UO 155.60; 2) UW 122; 3) UCLA 94.20; 4) AZST 83; 5) USC 75; 6) STAN 74; 7) COLO 63 8) ARIZ 57; 9) CAL 50.60; 10) WSU 41.60
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