EDMONTON – Trinity Western's men's long jumpers had an impressive day to help lead the Spartans at the Golden Bears Open, as
Oke Okumo (Langley, B.C.) finished fourth with a jump of 6.83m Friday at the Universiade Pavilion. Meanwhile, first-year
Caleb Emon (Prince George, B.C.) jumped 6.72m and Romain Tourveille de Labrouhe (Richmond, B.C.) jumped 6.70m.
Brandon Gremaud (Kamloops, B.C.), who was last year's Canada West gold medallist had a strong first day in the heptathlon, as he sits in first through four events. His day was highlighted by clearing 1.88m in high jump.
On the women's side, Nikita Bradshaw (Pickering, Ont.) broke her own Spartans record in the pentathlon, scoring 3,541 points to finish fifth overall at the Golden Bears Open
Bradshaw's top two pentathlon results on the day were third place results in high jump (1.62m) and long jump (5.51m), as she bettered her previous TWU record of 3,450 points, which she scored at the 2023 Canada West Championship.
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TWU will compete in the Golden Bears Open Saturday in Edmonton.
TWU RESULTS
MEN
60m
13th –
Jonathan Toews – 7.16q
15th – Romain Tourvielle de Labrouhe – 7.18q
3000m
14th - Justin Kiplagat – 9:14:46
4x200m – 1:33:19 (
Jonathan Toews,
Cade Armour,
Romain Tourvieille de Labrouhe,
Aaron Cardinez)
Long Jump
4th – Okewoma Okumo – 6.83m
6th -
Caleb Emon – 6.72m
7th – Romain Tourvieille De Labrouhe – 6.70m
Pole Vault
2nd -
Nicolas Martin Huerta – 4.80m
3rd – Jaime Eduardo Martin – 4.35m
Heptathlon
Through – Day 1
1st –
Brandon Gremaud – 2745 points
5th –
Ethan Foster – 2577 points
6th – Dejean Clarke – 2455 points
12th –
Justin Warkentin – 2193 points
13th –
Brendan Luccock – 2192 points
Long Jump
3rd –
Brandon Gremaud – 6.50m
4th – Dejean Clarke – 6.43m
6th –
Ethan Foster – 6.29m
11th –
Brendan Luccock – 5.92m
13th –
Justin Warkentin – 5.55m
Shot Put
2nd –
Brandon Gremaud – 11.87m
4th –
Ethan Foster – 11.34m
6th –
Justin Warkentin – 10.94m
8th – Dejean Clarke – 10.35m
10th –
Brendan Luccock – 9.90m
High Jump
1st –
Brandon Gremaud – 1.88m
3rd –
Ethan Foster – 1.82m
7th – Dejean Clarke – 1.70m
10th –
Justin Warkentin – 1.64m
11th –
Brendan Luccock – 1.64m
60m
3rd –
Brandon Gremaud – 7.31
8th – Dejean Clarke – 7.40
9th –
Ethan Foster – 7.42
12th –
Justin Warkentin – 7.59
13th – Bredan Luccock – 7.64
WOMEN
60m
Heats
11th – Sheleena Wiley – 7.77q
14th – Aliyah Adomi – 7.89q
21th – Emily Stevenson – 8.15
60m Hurdles
Heats
9th – Emily Stevenson – 9.40
Pole Vault
6th – Katie Tancsics – 2.95m
Shot Put
6th – Alina Olson – 11.18m
7th – Erica Udoh – 11.16m
Long Jump
6th – Sheleena Wiley – 5.59m
14th – Katie Tancsics – 5.21m
Pentathlon
5th – Nikita Bradshaw – 3541 points
12th – Claire Nichol – 2967 points
13th – Eileen Noordam – 2641 points
60m Hurdles
8th – Nikita Bradshaw – 9.17
10th – Claire Nichol – 9.37
14th – Eileen Noordam – 10.03
800m
7th – Claire Nichol – 2:35:34
8th – Nikita Bradshaw – 2:37:18
13th – Eileen Noordam – 3:01:61
High Jump
3rd - Nikita Bradshaw – 1.62m
12th – Claire Nichol – 1.44m
14th – Eileen Noordam – 1.41m
Shot Put
5th – Eileen Nordaam - 11.28m
7th Nikita Bradshaw – 11.04m
14th – Claire Nichol – 8.55m
Long Jump
3rd – Nikita Bradshaw – 5.51m
12th – Claire Nichol – 4.84m
13th – Eileen Noordam – 4.58m
About Spartan Athletics
As official members of U SPORTS, the Spartans currently compete in 13 sports in the Canada West conference, including women's and men's soccer, volleyball, basketball, hockey, cross country and track & field, as well as women's rugby sevens. TWU also competes as an independent team in men's rugby and disc golf. Since TWU entered U SPORTS in 1999, the Spartans have won 13 U SPORTS team championships and 32 Canada West team championships.
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