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USC Women Win MPSF T&F Title; Men Finish Second

Hall, De Grasse and women's relay team bring home titles on the final day

Courtesy USC

Andre De Grasse won the 60m dash today, just edging teammate BeeJay Lee for a big 1-2 punch for the Trojans.

Feb. 28, 2015

Complete Results 

SEATTLE, WASH. - Dior Hall won the women's 60m HH, Andre De Grasse the men's 60m dash and the women's 4x400m relay team won with a meet record time at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Indoor Track & Field Championships being held at Dempsey Indoor in Seattle, Wash. today (Feb. 28). The USC women's team won their second consecutive MPSF title, while the men's team took second in their inaugural season in the conference.

"We are excited about out performances this weekend," said USC Director of Track & Field Caryl Smith Gilbert. "Just about everyone on our team stepped up and met our challenge to win, PR or score points. Our coaches prepared the team to compete at a championship level and we had a few more athletes qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships. I am always very proud when we do our best. I believe we represented USC extremely well and fought like Trojans until the very end. We will definitely have a solid showing in Fayetteville in two weeks."

The freshman Hall continued to impress and announce her arrival at the collegiate level by capturing the 60m HH crown with a time of 8.11. Senior Melia Cox took fourth in the event with a time of 8.34. Together Hall (10) and Cox (5) earned the Trojans 15 points in the team competition.

Freshman Marquís Morris took third in the men's 60m high hurdles with a time of 7.95 to earn USC six points. Senior Allen Williams finished sixth with a time of 8.11 to earn three more points.

Teammates junior De Grasse and senior BeeJay Lee were separated by just .005 seconds in the men's 60m dash with De Grasse winning the title at 6.61 (6.602) and Lee taking second with a PR of 6.61 (6.607). The pair teamed up to gain 18 points for the Trojans in the team battle.

The Trojan women finished 3-6 in the 60m race to pick up 18 points in the team competition. Redshirt junior Tynia Gaither was third with a PR of 7.23, freshman Deanna Hill was fourth with a PR of 7.28, junior Alexis Faulknor was fifth with a time of 7.34 and sophomore Destinee Brown was sixth with a time of 7.40.

The women's team took control of the meet by amassing 23 points in the 400m race and moving into first place to stay. USC's first four finishers all set PRs with junior Jaide Stepter taking second with a time of 52.89, freshman Kendall Ellis finishing third with a time of 53.19, seniorVanessa Jones taking fourth with a time of 53.33 and sophomore Amalie Iuel finishing fifth with a time of 53.38. Sophomore Cameron Pettigrewfinished 11th with a time of 54.89.

Freshman Ricky Morgan finished second in the men's 400m race with a time of 47.32. Morgan was just .02 seconds out of winning the title.

The 800m races were the final individual running competitions for USC. Freshman Robert Ford placed fourth in the men's race with a time of 1;49.32 to earn USC five points in the team competition. Senior Myles Andrews placed 11th in the men's 800m race with a time of 1:50.63 and freshman David Manahan took 20th with a time of 1:54.73. Senior Erica Capellino and junior Reika Kijima both set PRs in the women's 800m race with Capellino finishing 17th with a time of 2:11.54 and Kijima taking 18th with a time of 1:54.55.

Junior Tera Novy had a PR of 49-11.00 (15.21m) in the women's shot put to place seventh and earn USC two more points. Sophomore Tanya Sapa had a best throw of 42-6.75 (12.97m) to finish 16th.

Redshirt freshman Nick Ponzio also set an indoor PR with a mark of 60-5.25 (18.43m) in the men's shot put competition. He finished sixth and earned the men's team three points.

Senior Michael Krone placed second and freshman Randall Cunningham tied for third in the men's high jump competition to gain an additional 13.5 points for USC. Both athletes cleared 7-0.25, Krone tying his PR set in 2011 and Cunningham matching his season best.

Cox came back to take second in the women's triple jump with a best leap of 40-8.75 (12.41m). She earned eight points for her efforts. Williams came back to compete in the men's triple jump and placed 11th with a best jump of 46-4.00 (14.12m).

The women's team already had the meet clinched, but finished things out in style by winning the 4x400m relay with a meet-record time of 3:33.58. USC's relay team in order was Ellis, Iuel, Jones and Stepter.

The men's relay team of Morgan, junior Just'N Thymes, freshman Adoree' Jackson and senior Davonte Stewart took second with a season-best time of 3:08.74 and earned USC's final eight points.

USC won seven titles during the two-day meet with De Grasse winning the men's 60m, Faulknor winning the women's long jump, Hall winning the women's 60m HH, Hill winning the women's 200m, Lee winning the men's 200m, Conor McCullough winning the men's weight throw and the women's 4x400m relay taking the conference crown.

The final top 5 team scores were:

WOMEN: 1.) USC -111, 2.) Oregon 89, 3.) ASU - 69.33, 4.) UCLA - 62, 5.) Stanford - 52

MEN: 1.) Oregon - 95, 2.) USC - 88.5, 3.) ASU - 70, 4.) UCLA - 65.5, 5.) BYU - 64.5

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Martin Luther King Games-- April 1, 1983

MARTIN LUTHER ·KING GAMES - Stanford Stadi urn
j'j APRIL 1, :1983 (First Day Results)'
(Weather at 8 a.m.:
Sunny - 60 degrees)
MEN'S 10,000 meters - Section "B" -- 1. Kevin Broady, Cal Poly SLO, 30:15.4;
2. Charles Alexander, Stanford, 30:34.0; 3. Joe x(, Rubio, WVTC, 30:37.0;
4. Jesse Torres; San Jose City, 3b:43.8; 5. Kurt Cook, Westmont, 30:48.3;
6. Jim Kaspari, Cal Davis, 30:50.9; 7. Mendez, Hayward State, 30:55.6;
8. Ken Ellingbee, Cal Poly SLO, 31:03.5; 9. Pete Dolan, Aggie Santa Barbara,
31:03.9 .
.VJOl\1EN'S3,000 meters - Section "B" -- 1. Kelly Ringer, UC Irvine, 9:58.6;
2. Sharon Powers, Santa Rosa, 10:03.6; 3. Sheila Rogers, BYU, 10:04.8;
4. Elise Jones, Cornell, 10:08.8~
- -
MEN's 4'x 100 meter relay- Heat ~l:l Nevada~Reno, 41.6 (ht); 2. Cornell, 41.8
(ht); 3. Cal State-Chico, 42.2 (ht); 4. Cal State-Hayward, 42.4 (ht); Hurnbolct
State disq. Heat #2: 1. Cal Poly-Pomona, 41.5 (ht); 2. Saturn II TC, 43.0;
3. UC-Davis, 43.0 (ht). To Final on' Time. Nev-Reoo reported notstaying for
final.' .'.
MEN'S JUNIOR COLLEGE OLYMPIC DE\~LOPMENT 4 x $$0 RELAY: Heat ~l - Long Beach
CC, 3:15.0; 2. Merritt College, 3:15.6; 3. San Jos~ CC, 3:16.8; 4. DeAnaa
Coleege, 3:22.2; 5,.,Contra Costa CC, 3:24.1. Heat #2 - 1. Santa Ana CC,
3:21.9; 2. Colleg~ of San Mateo, 3:23.2; 3. Foothill College, 3:32.2.
Top six times to final.
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPJl1ENT'4 x 440 RELAY, - Heat #1: 1. Nevada-Reno, 3: 12. 8;
2.Cal State·.Northridge, 3:18.7; 3. Cal State Chico, '3:18.9; 4. Humboldt
State;~3:23~5. Heat #2: 1. SariFranci~co State, 3:16.8; 2. Cal 'Poly-SLO,
3:17.2;.3.:Cal State Hayward,3;19.0·; 4~ DC-Davis, 3:24.7. TOD s'ix times
to f.inal:" .,:"'n' - .' .'
.. : .
WGMEN!S OLYr~IC DEVELOPMENT LONG JUMP - 1. Chandra Roberts, Long Beach St.,
19:-:-0,~(5.80l;·.2. Myrtle Chester, Tenn., 18-8~ (5.70); 3. Stephanie Brown,
CSLA'; 18~8 .(.5~·6.9); 4. Kerry Bell, USC, 18-5~ (5.62); 5. Yvonne Coleho,
Cali 18~1·(5~·5~)i 6. Dar~e.ne Pennie, Pasadena, 17-11 (5.46); 7. Brenda
Brewer, San Mateo, 17-7~ (5,.3.7);8. Carmen Morrison, SF State, 17-7~
(5.37r~::. :",. -, .. -.'.....
..... '-'::'"~.. ~.' - ...
WOMEN'S 3000 -·iViETERS "A~'SECTION - 1. Michele' Bush, UCLA, 9:26.4; 2. Liz
Natale, .~enn., 9:30.0; 3. Monica O'Reilly, Tenn., 9:30.2; 4. Laurie Bush,
CS-Lo~g"B~.~~h '.9'.:4:3 "'~;'-5.,•.M.e.lissa ~1~rtell, U;;SB, 9.:47.0.
WOMEN·':~OL;~~ICD~~~O;~~; ·4-06·~;iRI~·T~~;IAT~~URDLES - Heat #1: l.
Margaret Demorest , Stanford, _62.5; .2. Elizabeth Griffith, UC-Irvine,
" 63~3; 3. Joy1Jpshaw"Cal State-Hayward,: 64.4; 4. Susan Burrus, Stanford, 64.9;
~:'- .5.,Kathy Bower, CS-Long Beach, 65.9; 6: Be~h Griffiths, Cal Plv-SLO, 66.8;
·(~::·,.;C:h7r.i·sViguie, Cal, 68.5 •. Heat #2: .1. Yvette Irons, CSLA, 6":3.2;2. Barbara
:.t:§ Friedson, Sonoma sf'., 65.3; 3. Debl:;>ie Arthur, UCSB, 65.9; 4. Angela Paradise, ••. ~,"\ .,. - •• I
~~c"' unn., 66.2; 5~ Merlka Reed, Fresno St., 68.1;6. Llsha Trlplett, Contra Costa,
.." 69.1;, Heat #3: 1. Hary Sullivan, UC-Irvine, 65.4; 2. Kim Horn, CSLB, 67.0;
3. Kathleen Bortolussi,' Cal,' 69.1; ~~ Debbie Dixon, Stanislaus St., 72.0;
5~Maria'Villerreal, RKKX~MXX Pasadena, 75.8; 6. Marie Marin, East LA, 79.2.
Winner on Time.
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOP11ENT SHOT PUT ~ 1. Carn Baxter, 58-8 (17.88); 2. Ron McKeE
56-4 (17.19); 3. Don Crow, 55-7 (16.95)~ 4. Todd Kaufman, 54-10 (16.71);
5. RickM~Weye-rs, 53-11 (16.43); 6. NalterDeJean, 52-5-(15.98); 7.l>.11an
Graves, 51-3 '(15.61); 8. Eric Hudson, 50~6 (1~.39); 9. Steve Calvin, 50-4
(15.34) i 10. Aaron Buckholtz, ~. '"49-1.0.. '(15.19);,'
MARTIN LUTHER KING GAMES, 1983 - FIRST DAY RESULTS - PAGE 2 Friday, Aprml 1
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WOMEN!S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT HIGH M JUMP - 1. Jackie Joyner, UCLA, 5-7 3/4 (1.72
2. Deanne Malvino, Sonoma St., 5-5 3/4 (1.67); 3. Julia Philyaw, Sac St.,
5-3 3/4 (1.62); 4. Lynnda Kelley, UC-Irvine, 5-2 (1.57); 5. Wanda Ashford,
CSLA, 5-2 (1.57).
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT 400 METER INTEID1EDIATE HURDLES - Heat ~l: 1. Bruce
Mitchell, Ra~a~eaM Pasadena, 53.16; 2. Jeff Norton, USC, 53.44; 3. Ron Seanez,
AccuSplit, 55.15; 4. Martin Booker, Villanova, 55.33; 5. Landis Hansen, ,NevReno,
57.07; 6. Ted Bennett, Delta, 59.4 (ht). Heat f,2:' 1. Craig Morris,
Villanova, 51.94; 2. Tom Hoban, e~ Chabot, 53.44; 3. Rodney Wilson, Villanova,
53.46; 4. Chris Crisman, USC, 53.47; 5. Mike Steedman, Nev-Reno, 56.26.
Heat #3: 1. Brad Underwood, Cal Poly-SLO, 51.92; 2. James Knowles, USC,
Disqualified (trailing leg); 3. Ed Riley, LBCC, 52.59; 4. Kevin Kellum, unn.,
52.82; 5. Frank Williamson, Fresno St., 53.98; 6. Eddie Laughridge, All Am.,
54.05. WINNER ON TIME
WOMEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT DISCUS - 1. Jackie Wallace, Tenn., 164-7 (50.16);
2. Karen ,Nickerson, Stanford, 164-1 (50.02); Glenda Ford (Hayward), 159-7
(48'.64);4. Diane Oswalt", Hayward, 156-1 (47.58); 5. Sue Springer, Cal,
154-3~ ~47.02); 6. Lindy Toman, 7, 153-10 (46.88); 7. Wendy Robinson, 7,
147'-0 (44.80); 8. Cindy Durschlag, Cal, 144-2 (43.94).
WOl'1EN'sOLYMPIC DEVELOPHENT 100 METERS - X~ Heat # 1: 1. Donna Carley, Cal
St. Sacramento, 11.68; 2. Janet Yarbrough, Cal Poly-SLO, 11.97; 3. Gertha
Pounds, Cal St. Bakersfield, 11.98; 4. Tamella Holland, Cal Poly-SLO, 12.04;
5. Michelle Kelly, UC Irvine, x2x 12.33; Heat #2: Veronica Findley, Tenn.,
11.88; 2. Faith Burleson, Cal St. Bakersfield, 12.10; 3. Patrice Carpenter,
,Contra Costa College; 12.16; 4. Rhonda Robinson, College of San ~iateo, 12.41;
5~;£Gnstance Ward, CS Bakersfield, 13.22. Top 6 advance to finals en time.
ca~~ey,Findley, Yarbrough, Pounds, Burleson, Carpenter.
MEN's OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT - JAVELIN - 1. Dave Stephens, Cal St.-North. ,221-5
(67.50); 2. Kevin Goode,'Wt. City TC, 220-2 (67.10); 3. Walker, CS-Hayward,
212-10 (64.8~); 4. Alan Collatz, CS Bakersfield, 212-5 (62.96); 5. Ray
Belvap, Cal,Poly-SLO, 207-0(60.78); 6. Mark Richardson, (unatt.), 2x 205~10
(62.74); 7. Shawn Perry, San Jose St., 204-5 (62.30); 8. Listen, Cal St.-
Hayward, 198-1 (60.38).
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT - 100 METERS - 1. Wiley Watson, San Jose St., 10.69;
2. Philip Attipoe, Nevada-Reno, 10.71; Ron Waynes, Cal Poly-SLO, 10.78;
4. Mark Wyatt, Nevada-Reno, 10.87; 5. Darren Turner, LBCC, 10.97; 6. Tom
Purvis, Contra Costa CC, 10.98; 7. James Idun, Nevada-Reno, 11.00; 8.,Mark
Wilson, San Jose St., 11.02~
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT - 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE -- 1. Doug Brown, Athletic~
West, 8:36.0; 2. Dave Parrish, Nevada-Reno, 8:42.1; 3. Barasa Thomas, Fresno
St., 8:51.2; 4 ..Paul Croft, Westmont, 8:55.8; 5. Bill Gail, Aggie TC, 8:57.9;
6~ Rod Berry, Olympic Club, 9:09.2; 7. Dave Rennesisen, Cap. City Flyers,
9:}0.8; 8. Lee,Young, unatt., 9:11.1i 9. Pete McConnell, Cornell, 9:19.1;
BOY'S 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE - 1. Danny Valdez, Merced, 9:41.6; 2. Orlando
Biggs, Willow Glen, 9:48.3; 3. Jim Bloomer, El Cerrito, 9:51.5; 4. Matt
Wil~inson, Sir Francis Drake, 9:55.8; 5. Shane O'Plahertv, Bellarmine PreD,
10:10.5; 6. Scott Savage, Foothill" 10:25.3; 7. Ron RMXe-pursell, Sacred Heart,
10:34.5; 8. Jim Myers, Liberty Union, 10:34.9; 9. Mark Turner, Merced, 10:46.5;
10. Dan Wallen, Ukiah, 10:50.0; 11. Eric Verner, Ukiah, 11:05.8; 12. John
Woods, Serra, 11:16.5; 13. Omar Urbina, Capuchino, 11:38.8; 14. Joe Murphy,
Sacred Heart, 11:47.5.
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LUTHER KING GA~lliS- 1983 - FIRST DAY RESL~TS - Page 3, Friday April 1
MEN'S eLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT LONG JUMP - 1. Paul Bates, Gold Bear, X~ 24-5 (7.~4);
2. Terry Armitage, unn, 24-3~ (7.40); 3. Eric Thomas, Pasadena, 23-7~ (7.20);
4. Tim pinnick, Army, 23-4 (7.11); 5. Pomulus Briggs, San Jose St., 23-3~ (7.10):
6. Ron Rivers, San Jose St., 22-7 3/4 (6.90); 7. Mike Baggio, SACC, 21-5~ (6.54);
8. Al Lebherz, Cal St.-Hayward, 21-4~ (6.51).
MEN'S eLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT POLE VAULT (for those under 15'6") - 1. Kelly Rodrigue,
Fresno St., 16-0; 2. Mark Hepner, Fresno St., 15-0; 3. Jim Ivilliams, West Ealley,
l5-0; 4. Loren Diaz, Cal Poly-SLO, 14-6; 5. Rich MH±m~ Nemeth, Humboldt St.,
14~0.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 3000 METER RUN - 1. Cory Schubert, Del Mar, 9:31.0; 2. Katie
.~unsmuir, Santa Monica TC, 9:38.2; 3. Tania Fisher, Chaminade, 9:40.1;
9. Gladees prievr, Santa Monica TC, 9:41.2; 5. Toni Hooney, Vacaville, 10:14.9;
t. Nanette Bx Garcia, Silver Creek, 10:25.0; 7. Sally. Pinkner, Davis, 10:29.4;
8. Lisa Swift, Reed, 10:33.0; 9. Karen Himenes, St. Francis, nt; 10. Kim Himenes
'~·.t~ Francis, nt .
.!\1EN'S9.LYI'1PICDEVELOPliENT HAlv".L!T\H1REORIoJ:1. Fred Schumacher, 203-3 (61.94);
2. Rick ?ritc~~eier, 2B2-3 (61.66); 3. Mike Walls, 200-3 (61.04); 4. Steve
.Nickerson, 195-3 (59.50); 5. Mike Fritchman, 193-0 (58.82); 6. John Wolitarsky,
188-3 (57.38); 7. Mike Barnett, 186-11 (56.96); 8. Dave Debus, 183-10 (56.02).
KING GAMES MEN'S SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY - 1. Stanford, 58.9; 2. Contra Costa, 64
'HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE - 1. Danny Valdez, }1erced, 9:41.6;
2 ..Orlando Briggs, Willow Glen, 9:48.3; 3. Jim Bloomer, El Cerrito, 9:51.5;
4. Matt Wilkinson, Sir Francis Drake, ~ 9:55.8; 5. Shane O'Plaherty, Bellarmine
10:10.5; 6. Lav;r'enceHiggins, Meillo-Atherton, J.0:2::,.3; 7. "F,CI" rur::(':'~, f-i'CYl'C
II~ait)jJ~:~~.5; 8. Jim Meyers, Iib~lt~ Union, 10:34.9; 9. Mark Turner, Merced,
lO~4~.5; 10. Don Wallen, Ukiah, 10:50.2; 11. Eric Verner, Ukiah, 11:05.8;
i2. :John Woods, SerrB, 11:16.5; 13. Omar ,Urbina, Capuchino~ ~~ 11:38.9;
14. Joe Murphy,. Sacred Heart, 11:47.5.
DLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT WOMEN'S 4 x 880 RELAY - 1. UCLA (Michelle Bush, Polly Plumer
Arlise Emerson, Brenda Peterson) 8:41.2; 2. Stanford (Jessica Spies, Alison
Wiley, PattiSue Plumer, Regina Jacobs) 8:44.2; 2. Cal Poly SLO, 8:55.0;
-~_.BYU, 9:00.4; 5. Cal State-LA, 9:21.4; 6. Cal, 9:24.1; 7. UC-Irvine, 9:29.6;
·;.~,.Cal State-Bakersfield, 9:52.0.
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT 4 x 880 RELAY - l~ Villanova (John B~~gese, J.H. Clark
Marcus O'Sullivan, John Marshall) R 7:26.5; 2. Long Beach CC (Luis Lizardi,
Darryl Richie, Gonzalo Huggins, Angel Roman) 7:29.1; 3. San Jose St., 7:33.4;
4. Aggie TC "A", 7:34.1; 5. Cal State-Chico, 7:42.9; 6. Cornell, 7:43.0;
7. Cal State SaarmenHto, 7:46.0; 8. Cal Poly-Pomona, 7:46.5; 9. Aggie TC "B",
7:47.2; 10. UC-Davis, 7:54.6; 11. Contra Costa CC, 8:31.4; 12. MHH~X~ Menlo
College,8:46.0; .
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4 x 880 RELAY - (NOTE: Race was not a ful~ two miles; the
first leg of each team ran only 800 meters) 1. Del Mar (Cory Schubert, Nora
Baker, Christine LaFranco, Lanette Davis) 9:33.0; 2. LeLand, 9:44.7;
3. Los Gatos, 9:56.1; 4. Reno, 9:59.0; 5. Mitty, 10~01.1; 6. St. Francis, 10:11.
7. Los Altos, 10:11.0; 8. ~Hxx~am~~+x Reed, 10:20.5; 9. San Rammn, 10:24.2;
10. A.lhambra, 10:25.4; 11. San Teresa, 10:32.3; ·12. MHB10 Ath~rton, 10:32.6;
13. Mission San Jose, 10:43.7; 14. Del Campo, 11:15.5.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 4 x 880 RELAY - 1. LaCanada (Scott Nevilchick, Mark Johnson,
.John Larson, John Nevllchlck) 7:53.7; 2. Pasadena, 7:57.2; 3. Serra, i 8:06.3;
~x More
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BOYS' -4 x 880 cont.
4. Richmond, 8:12.2; 5. Bellarmine, 8:12.5; 6. Los Gatos, 8:14.6; 7. St.
Francis, 8:16.1; 8. Live Oak, 8:16.7; 9. San Ramon, 8:20.9; 10. Reno, 8:21.0;
11. San Lorenzo Valley, 8:26.3; 12. Palo Alto, 8:27.6; 13. Independence,
8:36.7, 14.Leigh, 8:59.7; 15. Mission San Jose, nt; 16. Hayward, 9:24.0.
'vOMEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT JAVELIN - 1. Joanne Davis, 156-5 (47.68); 2.
Kim Marsh, 149-11 (45.70); 3. Casey Giacomazzi, 142-5" (43.40); 4. Jeannie
Miller, 141-5 (43.10); 5. Brenda Trobaugh, 140-9 (42.90); 6. Janet Oberg,
137-11 (42.04); 7. Ticka Simon, 125-5~ (38.24); 8. Donna McDonough, 122-3
(237.27) •
WOMEN'S JUNIOR COLLEGE 4 x 100 RELAY - 1. ~~~~M~M~X~~X Pasadena City (Cheryl
Brown, Michelle Hallie, Cynthia Newton, Darlene Pennie), 47.86; 2. San Jose
City, 48.45; 3. San Mateo, 48.56; 4. Contra Costa, 49.30.
WOMEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT ~±g 100 MTER HURDLES - 1.Myrtle Chester, Tenn.,
14.60; 2. Missy Jerald, ~~ UCLA, 14.61; 3. Roianne Byrd, CS-Hayward, 14.78;
4. Cynthia Miller, CS-Bakersfield, 15.30; 5. Hiedi Friese, UCLA, X~Y2R 15.90;
6. Kathleen Bortolussi, Cal, 16.05; 7. Kathy Mmrnmy, Cal State-Sacramento, 16.3
(ht) •
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT HIGH JUMP - 1. Jim Morani, Cal State-Hayward, 7-0~
(2.14); 2. Bobby Lucas, Humboldt St., 6-10 (2.08); 3. Ron Lee, Cal State-Chico
6-8 (2.03); 4. (tie) Franci s Jones, Pasadena City and John Budge, Cal StateI{
ay~ard~ 6-8 (2.03); 6. Imad Jamal, Cal State-Chico, 6-8 (2.03).
WOMEN'S 5000 METERS - 1. Julie-Brown, LA TC, 16:01.1; 2. Carey May, BYU,
16:03.4;3. Laurie Crisp, San Diego, 17:03.3; 4. Suzanne Richter, Golden Bear
TC, 17:D4.6; 5. Lorie Lopez, Cal Po1y-SLO, 17:35.6; 6. Sharon Powers, Santa
Rosa; 17:25.9; 7. Renee Wycoff, Fresno St., 17:27.8; 8. Michelle Anderson,
Sanana, nt;. ~x 9. Laura Starrett, Cal, xxx 18:00.1; 10. Francie Negri, UCDavis,
_18:25.8; 11. Susan Ex Raddford, unn., 18:33.6; 12. Jeanne Murphy,
USIU, nt; 13. Linda VanHeusan, Woodside, nt.
JUNIOR COLLEGE MEN OLYPMIC DEVE.4 x 100 METER RELAY - meat #1: 1. Long Beach
CC (Tim Brown, Greg Washington, Darren Turner, xa Blair McMurray), 40.71;
2. Mer~i~t College, 41.30; 3. Santa Ana, 42.26; 4. Contra Costa, 42.2 (ht);
San Jose' City College disqualified. Heat #2: 1. Foothill (Bryce Bell, Tim
_Redick, Bob Alexander, Steve Roberts), 42.57; 2. DeAnza, 43.19; 3. Monterey
Peninsula, 43.29; 4. College of San Mateo, 43.49; WINNER ON TIME , ...
MEN's OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT DISCUS - 1. Randy Heister, ICU, 192-1 (58.56);
2. Christian Okoye, unn., 187-2 (57.04); 3. Al Baginski, Maryland, 185-3
(56.46); 4. ~a¥kx Paul Bishop, unn., 179-8 (54.76); 5. Todd Kaufman, San
Jose City, 178-8 (54.46); 6. Greg Bartlett, Kansas St., 176-3 (53.72) i
7. John Garvey, unn., 173~3 (52.80); 8. Paul Bender, Fresno St., 167-9
(51.14). _
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT 110 METER HIGH HURDLES - 1. Angelo Booker, St. & St.
14.55; 2. Rod Dickerson, Ath. Exp., 14.85; 3; Hank Dixon, Cal State-Sacramento
"15.10; 4. Robert Thompson, West Val~ey TC, 15:31; 5. Omar Herrera, Pasadena,
15.59; Heat #2: 1. George Carty, unn., 14.64; 2. Ed Riley, Long Beach CC,
14.74; 3. Landis Hansen, Nev.-Reno, 15.75; 4. Kevin Mouton, CCC, 1~.~7;
5. David Wilson, CCC, 16.01. WINNER ON TIME
MARTIN LUTHER KING G~~ffiS,1983 FIRST DAY RESULTS, page 5 April 1
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPHENT P~LE VAULT (for those over 15-6): 1. Doug
Bacy~iller, Golden Bear, 16-0; 2. Bob Babits, Golden Bear, 16-0; 3. }1ark
Kibort, unn., 16-0; 4. Allen Sauch, All-Am., 16-0; 5. (tie) Lyle Esterkyn, USC
and Mike Phipps, USC, 15-6; 7. Kelly Rodriguez, Fresno st., 15-6; 8. Doug Owen~
USC, 15-0; 9. Greg Ellis, Cal State-Long Beach, 15-0.
WOMEN'S JUNIOR COLLEGE KING GA}1ES 4 x 440 RELAY - 1. San Mateo (Brenda
Brauer, Paula FourniRHxx r, Jeanie ?, Rmnda Robinson), 3:57.7; 2. San Jose
City, 3:59.7; 3. Chabot College, 4:02.0; 4. Pasadean, 4:02.2; 5. DeAnza,
4:20.1; 6. East Los Angeles, 4:24.7; 7. Santa Ana, 4:30~8.
MEN'S KING GAMES DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY ( 880-440-1320-Mile)-1. Villanova,'
(Ken Lucks, Chip Jenkins, Brian O'Keeffe, John Keyworth), 9:43.4; 2. Long
Beach City (Chuck Franks, Louis Lizardi, Angel Roman, Gonzalo Huggins) ,
9:50.4 NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE RECORD (old record: 9:50.7, citrus, 1982.)
3. GolaBn Bear, 10:08.1; 4. Nevada-Reno, 10:09.7; 5. Pasadena City, 10.09.7;
6. Cal St-Northridge, 10:12.3; 7. Fresno St., 10:15.0; 8. Cal Poly-SLO,
1 °: 1 5 • 0; 9::::::
MEN'S KING GAYlliSJUNIOR COLLEGE 4 x 440 P~LAY - 1. Merritt College (Thomas,
Horston, Rattison, McKinley), 3:14. 21; 2. Long Beach City (Washington,
Rachey, Riley, McMurray), 3; 14.26; 3. San Jose City (Grimes, Riley, Oran,
Stockdale), ZZZZZ 3:14.57; 4. DeAnaa, 3:21.70; 5. Santa Ana, 3:25.59.
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT TRIPLE JUMP - 1. Paul Bates, Golden Bear, 50-5~
(15.38); 2. Philip Roberts, Road Runner, 49-3~ (15.02); 3. Antony Trammel,
Cal-State Hayward, 48-9 3/4 (14.88); 4. Roosevelt Kent, Azusa Pacific,
48-4 (14.73); 5. Jeff Thomas, Contra Costa CC, 47-7 3/4 (14.52); 6. Dan
Viera, CS-Hayward, 46-9 3/4 (14.27); 7. Michael Grissett, Cal State-Chico,
47-4~ (14.43); 8. Mike Pullins, Cal State-Northridge, 46-9 3/4 (14.27);
...
WOMEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT 10,000 METERS - 1. Jill Molen, Utah, 33:40.9;
3.X~ Patti Gray, Davis, 34.23.7;2x. Janelle Neeley, BYU, 34:23.7; 4. Alison
Quelch, Tenn., 34:29.0; 5~ Marlyn Nichols, Calt~134:31.3; 6. Debra Chaddock,
San Diego, * 34:56.0; 7. Kathy HaKKM~M Hadler, Tenn., 35:13.5; 8. Linda
Somers, UC-Davis, 35:~5.0; 9. Kathy Koudela, Cal State Hayward, 35:36.3;
lB. Becky Larson, BYUm 36:00.9; 11. Elaine Campo, unn., 36:46.8; 12. Laura
McHale, CSUS, 36:51.2; 13. Liz Garman, Azusa Pacific, nt; 14. Marta Barcia,
CS-Bakersfield, nt.; 15. Valeri Key, Redlands, nt;
MEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT 10,000 METERS - 1. Carme10 Rios, Cal Poly-SLO,
28:51.9; 2. Gary Tuttle, New Balance, 28:58.0; 3. Roy Kissin, Sub-4, 29:01.3;
4. Duncan Macdonald, Athletics West, 29:10.4; 5. Dan Grimes, unBtt., 29:25.4;
6. Manny Bautist~, Sub-4, 29:27.4; 7. Mark Conover, unatt., 29:42.9; 8.
Terry Gibson, unatt., 29:4&9.8; 9. Doug Arvit, Aggie RC, nt; 10. Dan Martinez,
DC-Irvine, nt.
KING GA}1ES ~1EN'S }ffiSTERS'MILE - 1. Mike Holbrook, Capital City Flyers, 4:37.2;
2. Walter Lange, 4:58.6; 3. Bill Almon, 5:23.3.
KING GAMES WOHEN' S MX~KR MASTERS' MILE - 1. Sally Basting, 6: 38. 0.
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~ffiRTINLUTHER KING GA~F.S - SECOND DAY RESUL~S - PAGE 1
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL - 4xlaD RELAYS-- (Heat Wlnners and next two fastest):
1. Heat #1: Foothill 49.8; 2. Seaside 51.0; 3. Clayton Valley 54.4;
4. &M~M~~~ Sequoia 58.5; Heat t2: 1. Merced 50.9; 2. Los Altos 51.5;
3. St. Mary's 51.8; Heat t3: g 1. Gunn 51.9; 2. James L00an 52.8; 3. SanX~X
Marcos 54.6; Heat #4: 1. Independence 51.9; 2. Westmont 52.2; 3. Richmond
52.2; 4. Menlo Atherton 53.4; 5. Del Campo 55.6; Heat 05: 1. Saratoga 51.4;
2. San Mateo 51.9; 3. Palo Alto 52.2; 4. Reed 52..4; 5. Northgate 55.6.
Qualifiers: 1. Los Altos; 2. Independence; 3. Foothill; 4. ,Merced;
5. Saratoga; 6. Seaside.
HhRTIH LU'I'HERK!NG Gl'2'-iES -. Stanford Stadium (Weather at 8 a.m.:
Sunny - 55 degrees)
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL - 4xlOO RELAYS-- (Heat Winners and next two fastest):
Heat #1: 1. La Canada 43.85; 2. San ~ateo 43.97; 3. Clayton Valley 45:54;
4. Sequoia 46.14; 5. Reno 46.15; Hamilton DQ'ed (42.96) for third pass
out of zone; Heat ji2: 1. Seaside 43.14; 2. Pasadena 43.54; 3. Richmond
43.69; 4. Marin Cath. 44.97; Heat t3: 1. Saratoga 43.42; 2. Merced 43.54;
3. Northgate 44.24; 4. Foothill 45.10; 5. Hayward 47.73; Heat ~~4:
1. Independence 42.37; 2. Menlo Atherton 43.24; 3. St. Francis 43.28;
4. Logan 44.8.
Qualifiers: 1. La Canada; 2. Seaside; 3. Saratoga; 4. Independence;
5. Menlo Atherton; 6. St. Francis.
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL - LONG JUMP-'- 1. Charles Smith, Las Vegas, 23-6 (7.16)
(wins 1.01 m/sec); 2. Lavance Northington, Independence, 23-0~ (7.02)~
(wind 1.81 m/sec); 3. ~~ Chris Alarcon, Mt. Carmel, 22-1 (6.73); 4. Dave
Mosley, Monta Vista 21-8 3/4 (6.62); 5. Bruce Furukawa, Serra, 20-10 3/4
(6.37); '6. Jeff Rossman, St. Francis, 20-9 3/4 (6.34); 7. Steve Fisher,
Saratoga, 20-9 1/4.:(6.33); 8: Thomas Simpson, I'.1erced,xx 20-3 1/4 (6.18);
WOMEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT SHOT PUT (Firday, April 1): 1. Sharon Hamilton,
49-9 (15.16); 2. Susie Bay, 48-61::i(14.76); 3. Debra Corley, 47-8 (14.53);
4. Stephanie Thomas, 47-7 3/4 (14.52); 5. Pat Jones, 46-41::i(14.13); 6.
Pam Dukes, Stanford, 45-21::i(13.77); 7; Sue Springer, 44-7~ (13.60);
8. Diane Oswald, 44-3~ (13.50).
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 5000 METERS (Section B) - 1. Dave Basinger, ~ranada,'15:21.
2. Paul Ghidossi, Capuchino, 15:23.6; 3. Rod Grieve, Jesuit, 15:23.8;
4. Mike Spencer, Castro Velley, 15:23.8; 5. Matt Guisto, San Mateo, 15:23.9;
6. Jim Chaney, Col~ege Park, 15:38.7; 7. Duke Rittenhouse, Reno, 15:40.0;
8. Todd Strickland, Westmont, nt.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4 x 440 RELAY - Heat #1: 1. LaCanada ~Katherine Reibling,
Jennifer Schuele, Diane Clark, Ann Wasson), 4:02.5; 2. Reno, 4:11.2;
3.Del Campo, 4:13.0; 4. Richmond, 4:25.7; 5. Clayton Valley, 4:xK26.5;
6. Sequoia, 5:00.1. Heat #2: 1. Homestead (Michelle Penz, Kim Miller,
Margaret Ruden, Heidi Waterfield), 4:07.8;2. James Logan, 4:09.0;
3. Leland, 4:10.7; 4. Westmont, 4:18.2; 5. Independence, 4:19.4; 6. Seaside,
4:20.1. Heat #3: 1. Valhalla (Kerry Inskeep, Dawn Newcom, Karen Nilson,
Pauline Esquibel), 4:07.1; 2. Mitty, 4:13.1; 3. Reed, 4:16.2; 5. Foothill
(Sac.), 4:19.9; 6.RXMM~MX¥ Northgate, 4:20.7. To The Final: 1. Los ~atos;
2. Los Altos; 3. La Canada; 4. Homestead; 5. Valhalla; 6. James Logan;
7. Leland. SEE PAGE iXg 2 for Heats 4 and 5.
HIGH SCHOOL Gl~~' ~~~OT PUT - 1. Carol Manaea, Seaside, 41-31::i(12.58);
2. Mary Lawanson, Clovis West, 38-J~ (ii.~7)I 3. Latonya Floyd, Oak Groae,
38-2 (11.63); 4. Anna Shaffer, 0ak ~rove, 37-6 (11.43); 5. Meiii1~~ Beckene
hauer, Los Altos, 36-3 3/4 (11.04);' 6. Dunette Vercher, ~unn, 35-10 3/4
(10.94); 7. Joyce Vanoverbeek, Peesentation, 34-11 1::i (10.65); 8. Ann
Petree, St. Francis, 34-5 (10.49).
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H:GH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4 x 440 RELAY (continued) - Heat #4: 1. Los r,atos (Laurv
Henry, Jamie Wyatt, Susy Davis, Renee Sherwood)~08.1; 2. Saratoga, 4:16.0;
3. Palo Alto, 4:17.1; 4. Sir Francis Drake, 4:18.9; 5. St. Mary's, 4:20.0.
Heat #5: 1. Los Altos (Rachel Bray, Shari Rodgers, Hilary Bray, Kate B~ew)~,
4:03.4; 2. Merced, 4:16.0; 3. Capuchino, ~:21.0; 4. Gunn, 4:22.2; 5. El
Camino, 4:30.2. SEE PAGE 1 FOR HEATS 1-3 and qualifiers to the final.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY~' DISCUS - 1. Barry Estes, Clovis West, 185-9 (56.62);
2. Curt Siscel, Vacaville, 180-11 (55.14); 3. Mike Ostrom, L.BS Lomas,
170-11 (52.10); 4. Patrikk Rose, Encinal, 162-9 (49.60); 5. Doug McCauley,
St. Mary's, 160-4~ (48.88); 6. Nate Barnreiter, Del !1ar, 158-1 (48.18);
7. Andy Nagengast, Del Mar, 153-11 (46.92); 8. Randy Van Bargen, willows,
148-11 (45.38)/.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' SHOT PUT - 1. Curt sisce1, Vacaville, 54-8 (16.66); 2. ~1ike
Ostrom, Las Lomas, 53-6~ (16.31); 3. Randy Van Bagen, Willows, 52-2 (15.80) ~
4. Keith Ansberry, Bellarmine, 51-6~ (15.70); 5. Troy Sheets, Del ~1ar, 51-3~
(15.63); 6. Nate Barnreiter, Del Mar, 49-9~ (15.17); 7. Dante Javier, James
Logan, 49-2~ (15.00); 8. John Gatrousis, Bellarmine, 49-2~ (14.99).
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' HIGH JUMP - 1. Sheri Morford, Foothill, 5-7~ (1.71);
2. Lisa Byrd, Reno, 5-6~ (1.68); 3. Wendy Brown, Woodside, 5-6~ (1.68);
4. (tie) Rachel Bray, Los Altos and Beth Vidokovits, St. Francis, 5-4~ (1.63);
6. Michal Miller, Santa Clara, 5-4~ (1.63).
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 4 x 440 RELAY~ meat #1: 1. Independence (Andre Riley, Jim
Reyes, Cary Nobles, Erick Montgomery) , 3:26.7; 2. Woodland, 3:28.8; 3. Seaside,
3:29.4; xg 4. Reno, 3:32.4; 5. Monte Vista, 3:32.5; 6. Sequoia, 3:58.! 5.
Heat #2: 1. San Mateo (Bob Bonilla, Billy Robinson, Randy Bates, Darryl Usher) ,
3:25.8; 2. Mt. Carmel, 3:30.6; 3. Ha~ilton, 3:30.7; 4. Logan, 3:36.2; 5.
Capuchino, 3:37.7; 6. Foothill (Pl.), 3:39.8; Heat t3: 1. Richmond (Mark
Roberts, T.Y. ·Morgan, Willie James, Kimmie James), 3:22.6; 2. St. Francis,
3:23.2; 3. Paaadena, 3:24.4; 4. Soquel, -3:28.6; 5. r:;ranada, 3:34.2; 6.
Northgate, 3:35.3; 7. ~x Clayton Valley, 3:47.2. Heat #4: 1. LaCanada (Carl
Halter, Mark Johnson, Scott Swanson, Roy Ackerman), 3:24.6; 2. Menlo-
Atherton, 3Y24.7; 3. Merced, 3:30.3; 4. Foothill (Sac.), 3:30.6; 5. El
Camino, 3:31.3; 6. Saratoga, 3:32.8; 7. Sunn, 3:35.2. TO THE FINAL:
1. La Canada, 2. Independence, 3. San Mateo, 4. Richmond, 5. St. 'Francis,
6. Pasadena.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL,S' LONG JUMP - 1. Wendy Brown, Woodside, 18-1 3/4 (5.53);*
2. Quincy Dedner, Palo Alto, 17-4 (5.28); 3. Hilary Bray, Los Altos, 16-10 3/4
(5.15)'*4. Andora McDonald, Logan, 16~8~ (5.09); 5. Beth Orlove, Leigh,
16-0~(4.88); 6. Lisa Lofton, Foothill, 15-11 3/4 (4.87); 7. Sherry Fisher,
Saratog&, 15-0 3)4 [4.59); 8. Jill Baglietto, St. Mary's, 15-0 (4.57).
*Brown'sjump wind-aided, 1.49 m/sec. **wind-aided as well.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' DISCUS - 1. Carol Manaea, Seaside, 138-5 (42.20); 2. Ann
Petree, St. Francis, 12'9-10 (39.58); 3. Tammy Gibson, Clovis West, 128-9
(39.24); 4. Cora Mana~a, Seaside, 123-10 (37.74); 5. Joyce Vanoverbeek,
Presentation, 122-10 (37.44); 6. e~~ Daphne Adams, Garces Memorial,
116-5 (35.48); 7. Mary Weiler, Reed, 112-2 (34,18); 8. Kathy Lakin, Los Gatos,
99-4~ (30.28).
KING GAMES MX~ER ~ffiSTERS'~~EEe 100 METERS,- Heat #1 (40'2-50's) 1. Me1 Brooks,
(42), 11.89; 2. Gil Latorie (45), 12.23; 3. Marion Sanchez (50), 12.53;
4. Bob Simpson (41), 12.56; 5. Jim Lingel (51), 12.78; 6. Gerry Earty (41),
13.14; 7. Bernard Stevens (54), 13.24. T~ind 1.21 mls against. Heat #2 (60's):
1. P~ayton Jordan, (66), 13.48; 2. Harry Koppel (69), 14.22; 3. Robert (More:
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Masters' 100 cont. (heat 2) Garretto (62), 14.76; 4. Bill Fairbanks, (66),
14.91; 5. John Satti, (69), 16.06; 6. Herb Rodebaugh (63), 16.49. Wind
2.55 mls against.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY - 1. Del Mar, (Christine LoE~anco,
Tina Bartos, Lanette Davis, Cory Schubert), 12:14.2; 2. Leland, 12:34.9;
3. Reno, 12:45.0; 4. Gunderson, 12:49.2; 5. Gunn, 12:57.0; 6. Merced, 13:02.8;
7. Northgate, 13:03.8; 8. Morro Bay, nt.
KING GAMES WOMEN'S SHOm PUT - 1. Marita Walton, Maryland, 55-9 (16.99);
3Z. Lorna Griffin, Athletics West, 55-4~ (16.88); X~ 2. Peggy Pollock, Cal PolySLO,
55-5 (16.89); 4. Carol Cady, Stanford, 53-2~ (16.22); 5. Ramona Pagel,
unn, 51-10 3/4 (15.82); 6. Cheryl Kennedy, Coast Ath., 45-10 3/4 (13.99).
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' HIGH JUMP - 1. Maurice Crumby, Balboa, 7-4~ (2.25) NATIONAL
HIGH SCHOOL RECORD; 2. Bryan Barton, South Tahoe, 6-6 (1.98); 3. Rxx Tony
Parise, Menlo-Athxetton, 6-4 (1.93) ~ 4. John Grinsell, Reno, 6-4 (1.93);
5. David Davis, Granada, 6-4 (1.93)~xM~ and Dean SCherf, MercedJ also 6-4
(1. 93) .
KING GAHES WOMEN'S JAVELIN - 1. Tiina Lil1ak, FinaxNland, 218-0 (66.44) KING
GAMES AND STANFORD STADIUM-RECORD; 2. Liz Mueller, San Diego St., 171-9~
(52.36); 3. Barb Moro, Wilts AC, 167-5~ (51.04); 4. Susie Ray, UCLA, 167-1
(50.92); 5. Danela Barnes, SX Cal Poly-SLO, 160-1~ (49.06); 6. Mary Osborne,
Stanford, 151-1 (46.06); 7. Elaine Sundley, xx Ath. in Action, 147-0~ (44.82).
WOHEN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY - 1. Stanford (Regina
Jacobs, Marcia Martin, Patti Sue Plumer, Alison Wiley), 11:18.9; 2. Cal Poly
SLO, 12:25.0; 3. UCLA, 11:36.7; 4. BYU, 11:44.1; 5. Cal State Hayward, 12:03.6;
6. UC-Irvine, 12:04.5; 7. Cal, 12:11.2; 8. Cal State Saxramento, 12:20.3;
9. Cal Saate Long Beach, 12:23.3; 10. UC-Davis, 12:43.1; 11. Azusa Pacific,
nt.
KING GAMES HA~ER THROW -1'. Juha Tiainen, Finland, 243-6 (74.32); 2. Giampaolo
Urlando, Italy,-242-1 (73.80); 3. Ed Burke, AccuSplit, 240-8 (73.36);
4. Bill Green, Cal State Long Beach, 219-10 (67.00); 5. Kjell Bystadt,
unatt., 219-6 (66.90); 6. Shaun Pickering, Stanford, 210-1 (64.04);
7. Steve Rohovit, Converse TC, 207-11 (63.38) ..
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' TRIPLE JUMP - 1. -~~B~M\" Dlaht.>t~:~:L:~~,~.l, %B-bO";71Dr4l-l,J37"d../2-;, 2. Jeff
Rossman, St. Francis, 45-5 (13,84);' 3. John Scheek, San Ramon, 45-4 (13.82);
4. Justin Brown, Galileo, 45-l~ (13.75 (wind ,aided) ; 5. Walid Abdul-Hamid, Nort
gate, ~2x~xx~gx*x 44-4 3/4 (13.53); 6. Adrian Justice, Logan, 44-l~ (13.45);
7. Northington, Indiana, 44-1~ (13.44); 8. Mike Bostie, Menlo Atherton,
44-0~ (13.42).
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 5000 METERS (Section A) - 1. John Morrse,~ Las Lomas,
14:42.3; 2. Jesus Guiterrez, Pasadena, 14:48.0; 3. ~xax Calvin Gaziano, Castro
Valley, 14:48.5; 4. Rene Perez, Woodland, 14:57.2; 5. Chris Craig, Leigh,
15:05.7; 6. Grant Foster, Monte Vista, 15:10.6; 7. Jim Frey, Yreka, 15:13t3;
8. Tim Watson, Canyon, 15:15.0; 9. Scott Hill, Mission (SJ)x; 15:30.5;
10. James Green, Gunderson, 15:42.9.
KING GAMES WOMEN'S 400 MTER INTEill1EDIATE HURDLES - 1. Sharifa Barksdale,
Tenn., 58.9; 2. Latanya Sheffield, SDSU, 60.0; 3. Angela Williams, g~ Hawaii,
62.0; 4. Chris Dubois, Cal Poly SLO, 62.9; 5. Margaret Demorest, Stanford, 63.0
6. Sally Mienbress, Cal, 64.7.
MARTIN LUTHER KING GAMES, 1983 SECOND DAY RESULTS, Page 4 April 2
KING GAMES MEN'S 400 METER HURDLES - 1. Greg Morris, Villanova, 50.73; 2. James
King, ~iacc. TC, 51.02; 3. Andrew Fields,~~cc. TC, 51.89; 4. Martin Booker,
Villanova, 51.98; 5. Demetrius ~XM Cook, Kangaroo West, 52.52; 6. Mike Kinney,
Idaho, nt; 7. Andre Hargrove, Macc. TC, nt.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' POLE VAULT - 1. ~1ike Kibort, Saratog¥, 16-6 (5.02); 2. Anthony
Harns, Encinal, 14-6 (4.42); 3. EM Biu Shepard, Clovis, 14-6 (4.42);
4. Ban Larson, Monte Vista, 14-6 (4.42); 5. Ch~is Rhoades, Wooster, 14-0
(4.265) .
KING GAMES WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP - 1. Coleen Sommers, Club Adidas, 6-5~ (1.96)
MEET RECORD; 2. Tanya Alston, UCLA, 5-10 (1.78); 3. Sue McNeal, Cal Poly SLO,
5-10 (1.78); 4. tie - Kari Gosswi11er, UCLA, X*Z~xXX and Chandra Roberts,
Ca1 State Long Beach, 5-8~ (1.73); 6. Lori Clark, San Diego State, 5-8~ (1.73).
KING GAMES MEN'S 100 METERS - 1. Louis Marales, USC, 10.66; 2. Darwin Cook,
USC, 10.66; 3. Dwayne Evans, Athletics \~est, 10.70; 4. Inocent Eqbunike,
AzaaB Pacific, 10.71; 5. Wiley Watson, San Jose State, 10.91; 6. Marian McCoy,
Mac. TC, 10.93; 7. Jime Hines, unatt., 11.60; 8. Chester Hart, Macc. TC, 11.61.
KING GAMES MEWXSXXHH WOMEN's 100 METERS - 1. Donna Corley, Sac State, 12.13;
2. XMMMXfMXXXMnX LaShon Nead,xM~R UCLA, 12.26; 3. Andrallette Gill, CSBakersfield,
12.31; 4. Jennifer Innis, Cal State LA, 12.39; 5. Gayle Douglas,
Club West, 12.62; 6. Sabrina Williams, USC, 12.75.
KING GAMES LONG JUMP MEN - 1. Warren Wilhoite, Kansas, 26-3~ (8.01) wind aided;
_2. Ed Tave, USC, 25-6 (7.77) wind aided; 3. Veryl Switzer, -Kansas State, x
x~&x 25-3~(7.71); 4. Ron Waynes, Cal Poly-SLO, 14-6~ (4.43) wind aided.
wind: 4.35 m/sec.
KING GAMES MEN'S 800 METERS - 1. John Marshall, Villanova, 1:49.05;2. Mark
Handelsman, USC, 1:49.45; 3. Pete Quinonez, FSTC, 1:52.38; 4. Donn Thompson,
Wilts AC, 1:53.00; 5. J.J. Clark, Villanova, 1:54.7 ht; 6. Charlie White,
All-Am., 1:55.9 ht.
KING GAMES MEN'S HAVELIN - 1. Mike Barnett, Azusa Pacific, 286-10 (87.42) MEET
AND STADIUM RECORD. @. Ray Hansen, Kansas State, 257-8 (78.54); 3. Mike Jones,
Weight City, 250-10 (76.46); 4. ~ Tom Jadwin, FTC, 239-11 (73.12); 5. Jim.
Lothrup, Weight City, 235-0~ (71.64); 6. Paul Kulak, Cal State Northridge,
231-10 (70.66); 7. Craig Christiansen, Idaho, 225-1 (68.08); S. -Don
Mckinnis, Kansas . State, 222-0~ (67.68); 9. Dave Rider, CS-Lonq- Beach, 181-11
(55.44).
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 100 METERS - Heat #1: 1. Antonio Manning, Hamilton, 11.13;
2. Erick Montgomery, Ind~~endence, 11.20; 3. Charles Smith, Las Vegas,
11.22; 4. Tyron Morgan, Richmond, 11.33; 5. Rod Green, Palo Alto, 11.60;
6. Vaughn Simmons, Pasadena, 11.70, 7. Anthony Hodges, Menlo-Atherton, 11.83;
8. Rob Henderson, Mt. Carmel, 12.03.Heat #2K: 1. Greg Henderson, Las Vegas,
11.33; 2. Mike Kibort, Saratog¥, 11.35; 3. ~evin Roberts, Westmont, 11.43;
4. Byron Hawkins, Hamilton, 11.49; 5. Jim Reyes, Independence, 11.61;
6. Wayne Donchez, Yreka, 11.75; B~ Winner on Time.
KING GAMES SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY - 1. Maccabi RMR±~X Union, 58.57; 2. Stanford,
58.73.
KING GAMES WOMEN'S 800 METERS - 1. Robin Campbell, Stanford TC, 2:02.7;
2. Louise Romo, Cal, 2:04.3; 3. Joetta Clark, Tenn., 2:04.4; 4. Donna Curtis,
USC, 2:09.7; 5. Sharon Dabneu, CSLA, 2:14.3; 6. Pat Duboux, Hawaii, 2:16.8;
7. Noreen Hoffman, 2:22.3.
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MARTIN LUTHER KING GAMES SECOND DAY RESULTS - Page 5 April 2, 1983
KING GAMES WOMEN'S 4 x 100 M§TER REAAY - 1. Tennessee, 44.81; 2. UCLA, 45.11;
3. Cal Poly-SLO, 46.06; 4. Bakersfield, 46.21; 5. Cal, 48.61; M¥
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4 x 100 METER RELAY - 1. Foothill, 49.7; 2. Saratoga,
50.0; 3. Seaside, 51.0; 4. San Marcos, 51.0; 5. Merced, 51.4; 6. Ind~~endence,
51.7.
KING GAMES WOMEN'S DISCUS- 1. Meg Ritchie, Arizona, 207-3 (63.16); 2. Carol
Cady, Stanford, 197-8 (60.24); 3. Lorna Griffin, Ath. West, 191-6~ (58.38);
4. Jackie Walsh, Tenn., 176-9 (53.88); 5. Marita \valton, RX¥ Maryland, 170-5
(51.94); 6. Becky Levi, Arizona, 167-7 (51.08); 7. Karen Nickerson, Stanford,
162-11 (49.66).
OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT WO~lliN'S4 x 100 METER RELAY - 1. Cal State Hayward, 47.62;
2. Cal State Bakersfield, 48.67; 3. UC-Davis, 49~05; 4. Cornell, 49.51; .
5. San Francisco State,49.70; 6. Cal-Irvine, 50.03.
KING GAMES MEN'S SHOMTPUT - 1. Greg TBaralis, Weight City, 66-3~ (20.20);
2. Mike Smith, unatt., 65-3~ (19.90); 3. Hank Kraychir, USC, 64-2~ (19.57);
4. Brian Oldfield, unatt., 63-11 3/4 (19.50); 5. Clint Johnson, Kansas, 61-1
(18.62); 6. Greg Bartlett, Kansas St., 60-6~ (18.45); 7. Cam Baxter, unatt.,
60-1 (18.31); 8. Bob Gummerson, Weight City, 59-8~ (18.20).
KING GAMES MEN'S 200 METERS - 1. Inocent Eqbunike, Azusa Pacific, 21.03;
2. Dwayne Evans, Ath. West, 21.33; 3•.Ray Benson, K~~¥.Macc -TC, 21.84;
4~ Brad McDonald, Macc. TC, 22.34; 5. Henry Patterson, Saturn, 22;40.
Wind: 0.82 m/sec. against.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS'4 x 100 METERS RELAY - 1. Ind~pendence, 42.64; 2. Seaside,
x~ 43,06; 3. Hamilton, 43.09; 4. Saratoga, 43.61; fi 5. St. Francis, 43.78;
6. Memlo-Atherton, 43.82; 7. La Canada, -44.26.
OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT MEN'S 4 x 100 METER REKAY - l~Cornell, 41.90; 2. Maccabiah,
42.14; 3. Cal Poly Pomona, 42.17; 4. Saturn IITC,~ 42.57.
KING GAMES MEN'S 4 x 100 METER RELAY - 1. USC (Ed Taye, James Knowles, Darwin
Cook, ~ Luis Morales), 40.42; 2. pasadeaa City, 40.54; 3. San Jose State, 40.91
4. Stanford, 41.66; 5. Cal Poly SLO, 42.03.
KING GAMES MEN'S lID METER HIGH HURDLES - 1. Toni Campbell, Kappa TC, 13.60;
2. Arlo Bryggare, Finland, 13.64; 3. Larry Cowling, unatt., 13.72; 4. Rodney
~ilsonf Villanova, 13.84; 5. Malcolm Dixon, unatt.,· 14.09; 6. Greg Veatch, unat·
14.14; 7. Frank Williamson, Fresno St., 14.57. SECTION II: 1. Angel BakHx
Booker, 14.27; 2~ Martin Booker, 14.31; 3. James McCraney, 14.91; 4. Rod
Dickerson, 14.96;
KING GAMES MEN'S HIGH JUMP - 1. Milt Goode, Jaguar, 7-2~ (2.19); 2. Doug
Nordquist, Tiger, 7-0~ (2.14)~z~z and Greg Gonsalves, Sac City, 7-0~(2.14)
and Joe Radan, Adidas, 7-0~ (2.14); 5. Mel Baker, CSLB, 7-0~ (2.14);
6. tie Anthony Caire, USC, 6-10~ (2.09) and Chris Bonner, Athletic Express,
6-10~ (2.09).
KING GAMES WOMEN'S 1500 METERS - 1. Amy Harper, Cal Poly-SLO, 4:24.6;
2. Avril McClung, BYU, 4:30.3; 3. Melissa Martel, UCSB, 4:32.3; 4. Marilyn
Davis, Cal, 4:33.2; 5. Karen VanWangen, BYU, 4:34.2; 6. Cathy Pedroza,
ELACC, 4:37.4.
MARTIN LUTHER ~KING GAMES, 1983 SECOND DAY RESULTS PAGE X 6 April 2
KING GAJl1ESLONG JUMP WOl'1EN- 1. Gwen Loud, Hawaii, 21-2, 6.45; 2. Jewel
Lovelady, Road Runner, 19-6~ (5.95); 3. Tracy Hopkins, Tenn., 19-6~ (5.95);
4. Pam Doaald, Stanford, 19-6 (5.94)i; 5. Michelle Kelley, 19-6 (5.94);
6. Anna f1aja Bryggare, Finland, 19-4~ (5.90); 7. Sabrina Williams, USC, !9-2~
(5.85); 8. Linda Spence, Maryland, 18-2~ (5.55).
KING GAMES %'OMEN'S 400 METERS-- 1. Denean Howard, CSLA, 52.6; 2. Kathy Rattray,
Tenn., 53.0: 3. Robin Campbell, Stanford TC, 53.3: 4. Kelia Bolton, Tenn., 54.2,
5. Gwen Loud, Hawaii, 55.7; 6. Chambers, SDSU, 55.7; 7. Faith Burleson,
CS-Bakersfield, 56.2.
KING GAMES MEN'S 400 METERS - 1. Cliff Wiley, AccuSPLIT, 45.81: 2. C~rlton
Young, Villanova, 46.31; 3. Deon Hogan, Kansas, 46.53: 4. Kasheef Hassan,
AccuSplit, 46.74: 5. Mark Turner, unatt., 46.97; 6. Nate Williams, AcuSplit,
47,2 ht.
KING GAMES DISCUS THROW MEN 1. John Powell, 212-9 (64.86): 2. Art Swarts,
203-3 (61.96); 3. Greg McSeveny, 190-5 (58.04); 4. Randy Heisler, 188-7
(57.48); g 5. Greg Tafralis, 185-6 (56.54): 6. Roger Axelsson, 185-4 (56.48);
7. Clint Johnson, 184-8 (56.28).
KING GAMES POLE VAULT - 1. Felix Bohni, San Jose St., 17-6 (5:395); 2. Doug
Lyttle, 17-3 (5.335): 3. tie - Dave Kenworthy, ~apani Haapakoski, Timo
Kuusisto, Fin~~dd, 17-0 (5.18); 6. Jerry Mulligan, 17-0 Xi (5.18).
KING GAMES MEN's MILE - 1. Marcus O'Sullivan, Villanova, gx~~~g 4:05.4: 2. Tim
Gundy, Kansas, 4:06.4: 3. Joe Fabris, Aggie TC, 4:06.8: 4. Larry Mangan, '
Athletics West, 4:07.5; 5. Steve R pradere, 4:07.8: 6. Pete Carroll, Villanova,
4:08.8; 7. James Robinson, Inn~~ City, 4:09.0.
KIN G GpJlliSSPE~~AL OLYMPICS 100 METERS - Heat #1: 1. Tom Hale, 16.0: 2.
Bill Berg, 18.4: 3. Christine Gianola, 23.3: Sharon Erickson, Jeff MaG.
Heat #2: Audy Stansbury, 14.5; 2. Pete~ Untch, 20,S: 3. Marityn Kennedy, 2ix~
21.s; James Powers, Anne Slater ..
5000
KING GAMES MEN'S ~R~RR~ METERS - 1. Dan Buntman, Aggie TC, 13:51.5: 2. Larry
Lawson, Moosehead TC, 13:51.8: 3. Dan Harvey, Aggie TC, 13:53.9: 4. John
Keyworth, Villanova, 13:54.5; 5. Bill Graham, Stanford, 13:55.9; 6. Scott·
Mayfield, FSU, 13:58.3: 7. DUDcan Macdonald, Tiger, 14:01.2; 8. Derrick
May, Nevada, 14:06.6; 9. Tom Wysocki, Club Tiger, 14:08.6; 10. Brian O'Keefe,
Villanova, 14:10.7; 11. Tom Libiovitch, unatt., 14:11.1; 12. Matt Blaty,
Kangaroo West, 1~:22.8; 13. Ron Cornell, Sub-4, 14:29.1: 14. Mike Porter, unatt,
14:36.0: 15. Tony O'Reilly, Villanova, 14:55.8: 16. Domingo Tibaduiza,
Nevada, 14:56.3.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4x 440 RELAY - FINAL - 1. Los Altos, (Rachel Bray, ~*
Hilary Bray, Shari Rodgers, Kate Brew) 4:01.0: 2. LaCanada, 4:03.2; 3. Valhalla,
4:08.2; 4. James Logan, 4:11.2: 5. Homestead, 4:12.2; 6. Leland, 4:13.2:
7. Los Gatos, 4:13.5.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 4 x 440 RELAY - FINAL - 1. Richmond, (Roberts, Morgan, James,
James), 3:22.9: 2. San Mateo, 3:23.9: 3. LaCanada, 3:27.0; 4. Pasadena,
3:38.8; 5. Menlo-Atherton, 3:33.2.
KING GAMES MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP - 1. Jose Salazar, Long Beach, 54-0 (16.46);
2. Ray Kimbilie,Bay Area Striders, 53-8~ (16.37); 3. Robert Cannon, Coast
Athletics, 53-0~ (16.16); 4. Norm Alston, Stars&Stripes, 51-3 3/4 (15.64);
5. Danyel Kelly, Cal State Bakersfield, 49-11~ (15.22); 6. Phil Roberts, Road
Runners, 48-9~ (14.87); 7. Terry Armitage, un., 47-10 3/4 (14.60).
MARTIN LUTHER KINGS GAMES, 1983 SECOND DAY RESULTS Page 7 April 2
~O~1EN'S OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT 4 x 440 RELAY - 1. Cal State-Bakersfield (Gurtha
Pounds, Kathy Douglas, Ethel Weaver, Faith Burleson), 3:52.2; 2. Cal State
Hayward, 3:55.0; 3. Cornell, 3:59.5; 4. Sonoma State, 4:02.0; 5. Cal State
Long Beach, 4:02.1; 6. UC-Davis, 4:06.5; 7. San Francisco State, 4:08.0.
MEN'S OLYMFIC DEVELOPMENT 4 x 440 RELAY - 1. Cal Poly SLO (Underwood, Lalicker,
Johnson, Richard), 3:14.2; 2. Cal State-San Francisco, 3:16.9; 3. Cal StateNorthridge,
3:19.3.
KING GA~ffiSWOMEN'S 4 x 440 RELAY - 1. Tennessee (Kathy Rattr¥y, Sharrietta
.Barksdale, Kelia ~XX~R Bolton, Joetta Clark), 3:35.5 FASTEST TIME IN THE
\~ORLD IN 1982; STADIUM RECORD, MEET RECORD. 2. Cal State-LA, 3:38.7;
3. Cal, 3:43.3; 4. San Diego State, 3:47.0; 5. Stanford TC, 3:47.3;
6. Cal Poly SLO, 3:49.1.
KING G~1ES MEN's x 4 x 440 RELAY - 1. Villanova (Booker, Jenkins, Morris,
Young), 3:10.2; ~<~~~n City, 3·m~ l; ~ San Jose St., 3:11.9; 3.
Maccabi, 3:16.2; f. Cornell, 3:17.6.
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PR’s Abound for California Bears at MPSF Indoor Championships

Sophomore Eugene Hamilton III was one of many Bears to PR on Saturday in Seattle 
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SEATTLE – The California Golden Bears track and field team concluded the MPSF Indoor Championships on Saturday at Dempsey Indoor on the campus of the University of Washington in Seattle with the men’s team finishing eighth with 53 points and the women placing 11th with 30 points. The men’s team was bolstered early on by scoring performances by junior Thomas Joyce in the mile (4:01.56), who placed fifth, freshman Ashtyn Davis in the 60-meter hurdles final (8.14) with a seventh place finish and sophomore Khalfani Muhammad in the 60-meter dash (6.87), who finished sixth. Later in the afternoon, junior Jonte Grant set a new PR in the triple jump with a leap of 51-2.25 (15.60m) to grab a second place finish and eight points, while sophomore Eugene Hamilton III PR’ed in the 800-meters (1:49.82) to grab a seventh place finish. Junior jumper Noel Frazier also claimed seventh place in the high jump, clearing a height of 6-10.25 (J2.09m). On the women’s side, it was redshirt senior Chioma Amaechi who recorded a season-best mark of 49-11.75 (15.23m) in the shot put to seize sixth place and three team points. Sophomore Kiare Tanner also showed well in the triple jump, earning six points for her third place finish, with a leap of 40-6.00 (12.34m). Freshman Bethan Knights placed fourth in the 3000-meters, and was just shy of her own freshman school record with a time of 9:18.44 and her teammate, junior Kelsey Santisteban was seventh with a time of 9:21.43 to combine for seven points.

"I thought there were a number of highlights at this meet," director of track and field Tony Sandoval said on Saturday from Dempsey. "We came close on a lot of events where we could have scored. It was tough to follow the high energy from yesterday and I think we might have been a little flat when we got going today, but we did come on later as the meet went on. We have a lot of young people that learned a lot today and we are going to build on that. We saw a lot of good chemistry and that is pleasing to all of us."

Joyce was able to secure four points for the Golden Bears in their quest to repeat as MPSF champions with his mile performance of 4:01.56. Fellow junior Leland Later PR’ed in his section of the mile with a time of 4:05.28 for the Bears, falling just short of scoring with a ninth place effort.

Muhammad clocked a time of 6.87 in the 60-meter dash, slightly behind his PR time (6.78) Friday in the prelims, but was still able to register three points for the Bears with a sixth place finish. In the hurdles, Davis, who enrolled in January, ran a time of 8.14 and grabbed another two points as he placed seventh.

Hamilton III won his section of the men’s 800-meters in exciting fashion, coming from behind late to set a new lifetime best in the event, with a time of 1:49.82, earning the Bears two points. Freshman Ellis Newton also won his section, setting a new PR with a time of 1:51.79, improving on his previous best of 1:52.67 set at the Husky Classic on Feb. 14.

Grant beat his previous best of 50-10.75 with a leap of 51-2.25 (15.60m) in the triple jump to capture second place and eight key points for Cal.

Knights fell just two hundredths of a second shy of her school freshman record on Saturday, placing fourth and earning five points for the women’s team. Junior teammate Kelsey Santisteban also scored for Cal, clocking a time of 9:21.43 for seventh place, grabbing two more points.

Several other Golden Bears PR’ed on Saturday, including redshirt junior Chris Walden (7:55.90), Joyce (8:09.61) and sophomore Yohaness Estifanos (8:24.02) in the 3000-meters, junior Jonte Turner (50.18) in the men’s 400-meters, the aforementioned Later in the men’s mile and 3000-meters (8:09.81), freshman Natalie Herberg in the women’s 800-meters (2:14.37), junior Mariel Mendoza in the women’s mile (4:57.33) and 3000-meters 9:42.93), juniorChristine Canning in the women’s high jump, clearing a height of 5-5.25, freshmen Ginika Iwuchukwu (47-10.50) and Destiny Parker (45-0.50) in the women’s shot put and freshman Peter Simon (54-0.50) in the men’s shot put.

The Bears will open their outdoor season next Saturday with the California Outdoor Opener at Edwards Stadium in Berkeley. Fans are encouraged to head to CalBears.com and follow @Cal_Track for the latest news and updates on the team.

MPSF Championships
Seattle, Wash.
Dempsey Indoor

California Results

Men
60-meter dash (final) – 6. Khalfani Muhammad 6.87 – 3 points

400-meters – 25. Jalen Doss 49.64; 30. Ben Greenwald 50.18; 31. Jonte Turner 50.18 PR

800-meters – 7. Eugene Hamilton III 1:49.82 PR – 2 points; Ellis Newton 1:51.79 PR

Mile – 5. Thomas Joyce 4:01.56 – 4 points; 9. Leland Later 4:05.28 PR; 26. Josh Lewis 4:13.35; 28. Collin Jarvis 4:16.82

3000-meters – 10. Chris Walden 7:55.90 PR; 18. Thomas Joyce 8:09.61 PR; 19. Leland Later 8:09.81 PR; 34.Yohaness Estifanos 8:24.02 PR

60-meter hurdles (final) – 7. Ashtyn Davis 8.14 – 2 points

4x400-meter relay – 8. Jalen Doss, Walt Jones IV, Ellis Newton, Eugene Hamilton III 3:17.47 – 1 point

High Jump – 7. Noel Frazier 6-10.25 (J2.09m) – 2 points; David Chukwu NH

Triple Jump – 2. Jonte Grant 51-2.25 (15.60m) PR – 8 points; 9. Karsten Wethington 48-6.00 (14.78m); 14. Ben Davis44-8.75 (13.63m)

Shot Put – 12. Ethan Cochran 55-3.50 (16.85m); 16. Peter Simon 54-0.50 (16.47m) PR

Team Standings – 1. Oregon – 95; 2. USC – 88.50; 3. Arizona State – 70; 4. UCLA – 65.50; 5. BYU – 64.50; 6. Stanford – 61.50; 7. Washington – 54.50; 8. California – 53; 9. Arizona – 37; 10. Washington State – 24.50; 11. Colorado – 24; 12. Long Beach State – 21; 13. Portland – 3; 14. Cal State Northridge - 1.

Women

400-meters – 28. Khala Taylor 57.32; 41. Arielle Stevenson 59.46

800-meters – 24. Natalie Herberg 2:14.37 PR; 25. Nijae Jones 2:14.62; 27. Katherine Haysbert 2:14.78

Mile – 9. Sydney Gray 4:44.40; 23. Mariel Mendoza 4:57.33 PR

3000-meters – 4. Bethan Knights 9:18.44 – 5 points; 7. Kelsey Santisteban 9:21.43 – 2 points; 24. Mariel Mendoza9:42.93 PR; 43. Leann Jarvis 10:14.52

4x400-meter relay – 13. Khala Taylor, Nijae Jones, Arielle Stevens, Jayla Scholis 3:53.88

High Jump – T-9. Asia Chesley 5-5.25 (1.66m); T-9. Christine Canning 5-5.25 (1.66m) PR

Triple Jump – 3. Kiare Tanner 40-6.00 (12.34m) – 6 points; 9. Ashley Anderson 39-1.00 (11.91m); T-20. Rukayah Bent-Mikail 37-4.50 (11.39m)

Shot Put – 6. Chioma Amaechi 49-11.75 (15.23m) – 3 points; 9. Ginika Iwuchukwu 47-10.50 (14.59m) PR; 14.Destiny Parker 45-0.50 (13.73m) PR

Team Standings – 1. USC – 111; 2. Oregon – 89; 3. Arizona State – 69.33; 4. UCLA – 62; 5. Stanford – 52; 6. Washington – 51; 7. Arizona – 48.50; 8. Washington State – 36; 9. Colorado – 31; 10. BYU – 30.33; 11. California – 30; 12. Long Beach State – 13; 13. Cal State Northridge – 9; 14. Hawaii – 8.33; 15. Portland – 6; T-16. Utah – 5; T-16 Oregon State – 5; 18. Cal State Fullerton – 2.50

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DARIAN BROOKS (STANFORD) WINS MPSF TITLE WITH RECORD JUMP

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BROOKS WINS MPSF TITLE WITH RECORD JUMP

Stanford’s Tonn wins 3,000; Coyle runs sub-4 mile

SEATTLE – Darian Brooks set a Stanford indoor record in the triple jump to win the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation track and field championship title Saturday.

Brooks, the reigning Pac-12 champion, reached 52-2 ¾ on his fourth jump to win by a foot and break Stanford’s 2006 mark of 51-10 ½ by Solomon Welch. Brooks’ effort highlighted performances by Stanford’s men, who finished sixth with 61.5 points. Brooks now owns both the indoor and outdoor school records.

Jessica Tonn captured the mile in 4:40.03 to become Stanford’s first MPSF champion in that event since Lauren Centrowitz in 2009. Tonn remained undefeated against collegiate competition this season in any event, and became a double MPSF champion, following her leadoff effort on the Cardinal’s winning distance medley relay Friday.

The Cardinal women, who placed fifth with 52 points, also got runner-up finishes from sophomore Vanessa Fraser in the 3,000 meters. Fraser moved up the field throughout the race, taking the lead on the final lap before Arizona’s Elvin Kibet made a decisive move on the backstretch. Fraser ran 9:16.94 to set a personal best by eight seconds.

In his multi-events competition as a collegian, Stanford freshman Harrison Williams finished a close second in the seven-event heptathlon. Williams scored 5,539 points, only to fall four shy of Oregon’s Mitch Modin. Williams, the 2014 U.S. junior national decathlon champion, made a strong effort in the final event, the 1,000, but it wasn’t quite enough. Still, the total is the second-highest in Stanford history.

Fifth-year senior Erik Olson may have booked a ticket to the NCAA Championships by running 7:51.26 to finish second in the 3,000. The top 16 national marks in each event through this weekend earn passage to the NCAA’s March 13-14 in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

In the mile, Thomas Coyle ran 3:59.32 to become the 14^th in Stanford history, indoors or outdoors, to run a sub-4. Coyle finished third in the race and became the second Cardinal sophomore this season break four minutes, following Sean McGorty.

In all, eight Cardinal set personal bests Saturday, including freshman Gaby Gayles, who was seventh in the 400 in 54.31 – just behind teammate Kristyn Williams at 54.30. Gayles moved to No. 5 on Stanford’s all-time indoor list and No. 3 among freshmen, including indoors and outdoors.

Saturday’s results

Men

Final team scores – 1, Oregon 95; 2, USC 88.50; 3, Arizona State 70; 4, UCLA 65.50; 5, BYU 64.50; 6, Stanford 61.50; 7, Washington 54.50; 8, California 53; 9, Arizona 37; 10, Washington State 24.50; 11, Colorado 24; 12, Long Beach State 21; 13, Portland 3; 14, Cal State Northridge 1.

400 – 1, Tyrell Yardley (BYU) 47.30; 10, Jackson Shumway (Stanford) 48.03 (PB; No. 9 Stanford all-time indoors).

800 – 1, Shaquille Walker (BYU) 1:48.53; 10, Luke Lefebure (Stanford) 1:50.41; 15, Scott Buttinger (Stanford) 1:52.09; 24, Christian White (Stanford) 1:58.25.

Mile – 1, Izaic Yorks (Washington) 3:57.81; 3, Thomas Coyle (Stanford) 3:59.32 (PB; first sub-4 mile); 12, Justin Brinkley (Stanford) 4:07.43 (PB); 13, Marco Bertolotti (Stanford) 4:07.88; 21, Will Drinkwater (Stanford) 4:11.12; 23, Tai Dinger (Stanford) 4:12.56.

3,000 – 1, Jeramy Elkaim (Oregon) 7:48.48; 2, Erik Olson (Stanford) 7:51.26; 9, Jack Keelan (Stanford) 7:54.62 (PB; No. 8 Stanford all-time indoors); 21, Patrick Gibson (Stanford) 8:12.22 (PB).

High jump – 1, Bryan McBride (Arizona State) 7-5 (2.26m); 5, Dartis Willis II (Stanford) 6-10 ¼ (2.09m).

Triple jump – 1, Darian Brooks (Stanford) 52-2 ¾ (15.92m) (Stanford indoor record).

Heptathlon – 1, Mitch Modin (Oregon) 5,543 points; 2, Harrison Williams (Stanford) 5,539 (No. 2 Stanford all-time indoors). Williams results: PV – 15-9; 60H – 8.40; 1,000 – 2:40.57.

Women

Final team scores – 1, USC 111; 2, Oregon 89; 3, Arizona State 69.33; 4, UCLA 62; 5, Stanford 52; 6, Washington 51; 7, Arizona 48.50; 8, Washington State 36; 9, Colorado 31; 10, BYU 30.33; 11, California 30; 12, Long Beach State 13; Cal State Northridge 9; 14, Hawaii 8.33; 15, Portland 6; 16 (tie), Utah and Oregon State, 5; 18, Cal State Fullerton 2.50.

400 – 1, Brianna Tate (Arizona State) 52.68; 6, Kristyn Williams (Stanford) 54.30; 7, Gaby Gayles (Stanford) 54.31 (PB; No. 5 Stanford all-time indoors; No. 3 freshman).

800 – 1, Shelby Houlihan (Arizona State) 2:04.95; 4, Claudia Saunders (Stanford) 2:06.11; 8, Elise Cranny (Stanford) 2:07.06 (No. 6 Stanford all-time indoors); 11, Malika Waschmann (Stanford) 2:07.58 (PB; No. 8 Stanford all-time indoors); 12, Anna Laman (Stanford) 2:07.79; 14, Maddy Berkson (Stanford) 2:08.95.

Mile – 1, Jessica Tonn (Stanford) 4:40.03; 11, Molly McNamara (Stanford) 4:47.85; 14, Danielle Katz (Stanford) 4:49.72; 22, Sophie Chase (Stanford) 4:57.05.

3,000 – 1, Elvin Kibet (Arizona) 9:15.14; 2, Vanessa Fraser (Stanford) 9:16.94 (PB); 16, Claire Howlett (Stanford) 9:35.28; 33, Abbie McNulty (Stanford) 9:49.72.

4x400 relay – 1, USC 3:33.58 (meet record); 3, Stanford (Kristyn Williams, Olivia Baker, Michaela Crunkleton Wilson, Claudia Saunders) 3:38.18 (No. 7 Stanford all-time indoors).

Triple jump – 1, Keyasia Tibbs (Arizona State) 40-11 (12.47m); 5, Carla Forbes (Stanford) 40-4 (12.29m); 6, Marisa Kwiatkowski (Stanford) 40-2 ¼ (12.25m).

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Here is the story about the old record in the triple jump.

Solomon Welch Sets School Record In Triple Jump
 
Stanford opens outdoor season on Sunday  

March 4, 2006
Seattle, Wa - Solomon Welch set a school record in the triple jump to highlight Stanford's participation at the Washington Last Chance Indoor Meet on Saturday at the University of Washington.
Welch jumped 51-10 1/2 (15.81m) to easily his previous school record of 50-5 1/2 (15.68m) at the Washington Invitational earlier this year. Welch won the event and met the NCAA provisional standard. Teammate Feranmi Okanlami finished second and jumped a career-best 51-7 1/4 (15.73m) which also is second-best in school history. Okanlami easily bested his previous effort of 50-0 3/4 (15.26m) at the MPSF Championship earlier this season.
Lauren Jespersen and Joaquin Chapa met the NCAA provisional qualifying standard in the mile with respective times of 4:03.51 and 4:04.33.
Stanford opens its outdoor season on Sunday at Cobb Track & Angell Field. The meet begins at 1:30 p.m.
Men's Results (Stanford results only)
Mile: 4. Lauren Jespersen (S) 4:03.15; 6. Joaquin Chapa (S) 4:04.33 1500 meters: 5. Joaquin Chapa (S) 3:45.79; 6. Lauren Jespersen (S) 3:46.66
Triple Jump: 1. Solomon Welch (S) 51-10 1/2 (15.81m); 2. Fernanmi Okanlami (S) 51-7 1/4 (15.73m) 

Women's Results (Stanford results only)
Pole Vault: 4. Anna McFarlane (S) 12-11 3/4 (3.96m)

 

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Solomon Welch is the new school record holder in the triple jump.