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 2014 Results - Big Ten Indoor Championships
Mar 2nd 2014, 12:40am
 

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Big Ten Indoor Track & Field Championships

 

2014 Results - Big Ten Indoor Championships

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DyeStatCOLLEGE.com   Mar 2nd 2014, 12:40am
Big Ten Indoor Championships
Feb 28, 2014 to Mar 1, 2014
Geneva, OH, US
Timing/Results by: Lightning Timing - Timing Company
 
| 60m | 200m | 400m | 600m | 800m | Mile | 3000m | 5000m | 60m Hurdles | 4x400m Relay | Distance Medley | Shot Put | Weight Throw | High Jump | Long Jump | Triple Jump | Pole Vault | Indoor Pentathlon | Heptathlon
 
Mens Shot Put Back to top
  Name Yr School Finals H# Pts
1 James, Antonio   Michigan State 19.93m(65'4.5) 1  
2 Block, Danny   Wisconsin 19.15m(62'9.75) 1  
3 Enekwechi, Chukwuebuka   Purdue 19.05m(62'6) 1  
4 Wright, Chad   Nebraska 19.02m(62'4.75) 1  
5 Blair, Coy   Purdue 18.40m(60'4.25) 1  
6 Hill, Darrell   Penn State 18.08m(59'3.75) 1  
7 Hull, Gabe   Iowa 17.86m(58'7) 1  
8 Sievers, Derek   Michigan 17.57m(57'7.5) 1  
9 Hussung, Logan   Minnesota 17.40m(57'1) 1  
10 Lohman, Will   Nebraska 17.39m(57'0.5) 1  
11 Jennings, Mark   Minnesota 17.30m(56'9) 1  
12 Clark, Drew   Iowa 17.27m(56'7.75) 1  
13 Onyia, Emmanuel   Minnesota 17.12m(56'2) 1  
14 Gaumer, Justin   Michigan 16.85m(55'3.25) 1  
15 Johnson, Luke   Minnesota 16.55m(54'3.5) 1  
16 Murasky, JC   Ohio State 16.47m(54'0.25) 1  
17 Hessell, Chris   Michigan State 16.44m(53'11) 1  
18 Newton, Langeston   Purdue 15.59m(51'1.75) 1  
19 Meyers, Avery   Iowa 15.45m(50'8.25) 1  
20 Noe, Brandon   Illinois 14.90m(48'10.5) 1  
-- Gjokaj, Vinny   Michigan State FOUL(--) 1  
 
Womens Shot Put Back to top
  Name Yr School Finals H# Pts
1 Buckley, Kyla   Indiana 17.17m(56'3.75) 1  
2 Bunch, Dani   Purdue 16.93m(55'6.5) 1  
3 Jackson, Annie   Nebraska 16.03m(52'7) 1  
4 Fatherly, Rachel   Penn State 15.89m(52'1.5) 1  
5 Kurzdorfer, Melissa   Penn State 15.46m(50'8.5) 1  
6 Pinkelman, Carlie   Nebraska 15.25m(50'0.25) 1  
7 Grizzle, Veronica   Nebraska 15.21m(49'10.75) 1  
8 Robinson, Alyssa   Penn State 14.71m(48'3) 1  
9 Fritz, Courtney   Iowa 14.45m(47'4.75) 1  
10 Thorpe, Lyndsey   Minnesota 14.20m(46'7) 1  
11 Kamps, Kailee   Minnesota 14.05m(46'1) 1  
12 Sharp, Tristen   Nebraska 14.04m(46'0.75) 1  
13 Curry, Rachel   Iowa 14.01m(45'11.5) 1  
14 Boushea, Angela   Wisconsin 14.00m(45'11) 1  
15 Wilson, Kristen   Illinois 13.76m(45'1.5) 1  
16 Kenney, Lauren   Penn State 13.72m(45'0) 1  
17 Mioduszewski, Elly   Michigan 13.45m(44'1.5) 1  
18 Doan, M.J.   Indiana 13.45m(44'1.5) 1  
19 Grinnell, Abby   Michigan 13.40m(43'11.5) 1  
20 Osterdyk, Becci   Minnesota 13.27m(43'6.25) 1  
21 Hunt, Alexa   Iowa 13.24m(43'5.25) 1  
22 Bahler, Alisha   Purdue 13.24m(43'5.25) 1  
23 McClinton, Nakel   Indiana 13.23m(43'4.75) 1  
24 Gary, Alyssa   Ohio State 13.15m(43'1.5) 1  

Notations:
c = converted Hand Timing
w = Wind Assisted (>2.0 meters per second)
^ = Altitude 
Team Scores
Women - Team Rankings - 18 Events Scored
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    1) Penn State                 114.50     2) Michigan                  104
    3) Nebraska                    92        4) Minnesota                  64.50
    5) Purdue                      53        6) Ohio State                 51
    7) Michigan State              50        8) Iowa                       49.50
    9) Illinois                    47       10) Indiana                    46.50
   11) Wisconsin                   29

                    Men - Team Rankings - 18 Events Scored
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    1) Wisconsin                  122.50     2) Nebraska                  118
    3) Penn State                  72        4) Illinois                   71.50
    5) Purdue                      61        6) Minnesota                  57
    7) Ohio State                  55        8) Michigan State             51
    9) Indiana                     40.50    10) Iowa                       30
   11) Michigan                    23.50

 




 
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 Adam Schneider
Leah o'Connor of Michigan State wins the mile in 4:34.35 to move to #5 in D1
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Joseph Cato of Wisconsin won the Heptathlon with a score of 5837 points. He ran 8.08 in the 60h, 17-0 3/4 in the pV and 3:02.26 for the 1k. He moved to #3 on the D1 list. First Day leader Zach Ziemek was second with 5815 points after 8.33, 16-0 3/4 and 2:54.16 and he moved to #4 on D1 list. Kurt Schneider of MSU was third with 5738 pts after 8.19, 14-5 1/4, and 2:48.56 and moved to #6. Robert Cardina of Penn State was fourth with 5511 points and moved to #15 on the D1 list
Adam Schneider
#1 Penn State men joined other teams in not running their top runners. Penn State won the men's DMR in 9:45.48
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#7 Michigan won the women's DMR in 11:12.52 ahead of Michigan State in 11:13.82
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Reed Connor of Wisconsin won the 3k in 7:51.78 to move to #5 on the D1 list ahead of John Simons of Minnesota who ran 7:52.62 to move to #9 and Caleb Rhynard of Michigan State was third in 7:53.34 to move to #11 as Mohamed Ahmed of Wisconsin was fourth in 7:54.22 to move to 13th
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Tori Gerlach of Purdue won the 3k at 9:10.76 and moved to #17 in D1, Erin Finn of Michigan was second in 9:12.59 and #10 Rachele Schulist of Michigan State was third in 9:17.43
Adam Schneider
Raheem Mostert of Purdue and Timothy Faust of Ohio State both ran 21.00 to win their prelims and both moved to #17.
Adam Schneider
#8 D1 Mahogany Jones of Penn State had the fastest 200 prelim time of 23.47
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Tretez Kinnaird of Indiana had the fastest men's 600 prelim of 1:17.42
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Alena Brooks of Minnesota had the fastest women's 600 prelim time of 1:29.51
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#5 Donovan Robertson of Ohio State had the fastest 60h prelim time of 7.73, #10 Oladapo Akinmoladun of Nebraska ran the fourth fastest prelim time of 7.79 behind Vanier Joseph of Illinois in 7.77. #3 Demoye Bogle of Ohio State did not run
Adam Schneider
#10 Cindy Ofili of Michigan ran the fastest prelim in 8.19 (.01 pr) to win her heat and #9 Evonne Britton of Penn State ran 8.19 to win her heat
Adam Schneider
#2 Brannon Kidder of Penn State qualified for the final by winning his heat in 1:51.37. All-American Austin Mudd of Wisconsin won his heat in 1:51.36 ahead of #11 Za'Von Watkins of Penn State in 1:51.45.
Adam Schneider
Antonio James of Michigan State threw a pr of 65-4 3/4 to win the Shot Put and move to #8 on the D1 list. #10 Danny Block of Wisconsin was second with a best of 62-10
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=#4 Patrick Raedler of Nebraska won the Long Jump at 25-2 1/2 ahead of teammate Seth Wiedel with a best of 24-7 1/4
Adam Schneider
Kyla Buckley of Indiana threw a season best 56-4 to move to #5 on the D1 list as she beat #4 Dani Bunch of Purdue with a best of 55-6 1/2, #16 Annie Jackson of Nebraska was third at 52-7 1/4
Adam Schneider
#10 Zach Siegmeier of Minnesota won the PV with a clearance of 17-3
Adam Schneider
Indiana goes 1-2-4 in the women's pole vault as Ahbe and Gutermuth clear 13-9 1/2 and Clute clears 13-5 1/4
Adam Schneider
Brycen Spratling and Micah Murray of Pittsburgh were the top two qualifiers and heat winners in the 400 at 47.21 and 47.43 respectively
Adam Schneider
Sorry ACC
Adam Schneider
Frosh Artie Burns of Miami ran the fastest prelim heat in the 60h with a 7.75 clocking.
Adam Schneider
Sorry ACC
Adam Schneider
#6 D1 Brittney Howell of Penn State leads #4 Deanna Latham of Wisconsin after 2 events 1903 to 1901 Howell ran 8.36 over 60h to 8.37 for Latham and both cleared 1.70m, 5-7 in the high jump
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Zach Ziemek leads after three events in the Heptathlon with 2485 points after running 6.91 in the 60, 7.27 23-10 1/4 in the LJ and 13.34 43-9 1/4 in SP. Kurt Schneider of Michigan State is second with 2404 points after getting 7.04, 7.26 23-10, and 12.88 42-3 1/4. Joseph Cato of Wisconsin is third with 2402 pts, 7.21, 7.34 24-1, and 13.49 44-3 1/4
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