BURNABY and COQUITLAM, B.C. – In Trinity Western's first outdoor meet of the season, the Spartans earned 25 qualification standards for the Cascadia Conference Championship at the SFU High Performance meet Saturday.
With an impressive collection of performances across the board, the Spartans day – amongst many great efforts – was highlighted by Sarah Ude, who had a hammer throw of 50.09m, and
Caleb Emon, who qualified for the CCC Championship in both high jump, clearing 2.00m, and long jump, with a jump of 6.74m.
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Shane Wiebe, TWU Head Coach
"On the whole, it was a pretty good day. We had numerous people from our team make automatic standard for the Cascadia Collegiate Conference championship meet. It was a really good start to the outdoor season."
TWU RESULTS
*Cascadia Collegiate Conference Championship – Qualification Standard
Women
100m
14th – Carissa Vander Zwan – 13.03
200m
16th – Claire Nichol – 28.19
17th – Emily Stevenson – 28.34
19th – Vegas Appel – 29.34
400m
3rd – Michela Beuthin – 58.49*
4th – Charlotte Dyck – 58.98*
800m
5th – Anaka Weber – 2:26.109
6th – Tianna Lorio – 2:34.92
1500m
3rd – Hadassah Duff – 4:54.23
5th – Ava Rodway – 4:57.28
8th – Catherine Roper – 5:09.18
100m Hurdles
4th – Emily Stevenson – 16.07*
5th – Claire Nicol – 16.32*
400m Hurdles
2nd – Rachel Winklemeier – 1:17.72
Long Jump
3rd – Jahilya Clarke – 4.82m
8th – Vegas Appel – 3.74m
High Jump
4th – Jahliya Clarke – 1.50m*
Hammer Throw
3rd – Sarah Ude – 50.09m*
4th – Erica Udoh – 43.60m*
5th – Riri Ishaka – 43.26m*
6th – Elise Van Harmelen – 37.79m*
Shot Put
2nd – Erica Udoh – 11.00m*
3rd – Elise Van Harmelen – 10.71m*
4th – Phoebe Onapajo – 10.67m*
5th – Sarah Ude – 10.51m
6th – Riri Ishaka – 10.30m
Javelin
2nd – Eileen Noordam – 36.83m*
4x100m
1st – 47.81 – Charlotte Dyck, Sheleena Wiley, Michela Beuthin, Carissa Vander Zwan
Men
100m
3rd –
Favour Adeyanju – 10.99*
5th –
Rui Ramsay – 11.01*
6th –
Jonathan Toews – 11.02*
9th –
Alexandre Antoine – 11.15
13th –
Gabriel Mangalindan – 11.51
14th –
Nathaniel Sett – 11.57
200m
2nd –
Danny Earles – 21.72*
11th –
Gabriel Mangalindan – 22.78
16th –
Nathaniel Sett – 23.34
400m
7th –
Aaron Cardinez – 51.85
1500m
1st – Justin Kiplagat – 3:50.88*
6th –
Elijah Headley – 3:57.22*
3000m
1st –
Yemane Mulugeta – 8:16.30
2nd –
David Mutai – 8:39.58
3rd – Malcom Reid – 8:57.27
4th –
Lucien Dixon-Lawless – 9:00.08
7th –
Brendan O'Brien – 9:06.91
8th –
Kenton Bell – 9:29.58
10th –
Larson Rische – 9:37.57
110m Hurdles
1st –
Cole Neufeld – 18.26
400m Hurdles
1st –
Jaron Isfan – 55.60*
4x100m
2nd – 41.88 –
Favour Adeyanju,
Danny Earles, Rui Ramsey,
Jonathan Toews
Long Jump
1st –
Caleb Emon – 6.74m*
13th –
Justin Smyth – 5.30m
14th – Abraham Fonseca – 5.29m
High Jump
1st –
Caleb Emon – 2.00m*
6th –
Justin Smyth – 1.75m
Triple Jump
4th – Abraham Fonseca – 11.87m
Hammer Throw
2nd –
Harris Marshall – 48.43m*
Shot Put
1st –
Janek Kaila – 11.65m
Javelin
2nd –
Thane Parker – 47.27m*
3rd –
Ethan Gremaud – 46.09m*
4th –
Erik Solomon – 46.01m
6th –
Justin Warkentin – 45.22m
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 women's and men's disc golf. Since TWU entered U SPORTS in 1999, the Spartans have won 15 U SPORTS team championships and 35 Canada West team championships.
About Trinity Western University
Recognized for quality, TWU has received seven consecutive A+ rankings for Quality of Teaching and Learning, holds three Canada Research Chairs, and wins national championships in CIS sports. More importantly, lives are changed at TWU through its whole-person, Christ-centred approach to education. With a wide array of undergraduate, graduate, and adult degree-completion programs, TWU equips leaders of character and competence to make a positive impact in the lives of others.
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