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Cyclones Earn Six Titles at ISU Open
01.27.2006 | Track and Field, Track & Field (W)
Jan. 28, 2006
Complete Results
AMES, Iowa - Day two of the ISU Open came to a close with Iowa State bringing home 19 top-three finishes overall.
After provisionally qualifying in the long jump on the first day of the ISU Open, two-time NCAA qualifier Tony Douglas won the triple jump and set a new indoor career best with a leap of 49-9. This was his season opener as he was injured for the meet at Nebraska last weekend.
"Tony only took three jumps in the triple jump today," jumps coach Ron McEachran said. "I was very pleased. He's off to a great start for the indoor season.
Coming of a 14th place finish in the decathlon at the NCAA Championships in June, junior Neil Hines vaulted 14-7 ¼ to tie his personal best in the pole vault and finish seventh. Hines also set a new indoor best in the long jump and tied for fifth in the high jump with teammate Ben Honig. Both men notched 6-5.
"This was one of Neil's best indoor meets," McEachran said. "He's off to a tremendous start in the multi events."
The 4x400-meter relay team clocked in at 3:14.41 to win the event. Freshman Eric Parker ran the lead-off leg for the Cyclones and handed off to fellow freshman James Robinson. Robinson handed off to Tony Stanfield. As Stanfield passed the stick to Elijah Braimah, the team was in third. Braimah didn't look back as he brought the team into first. "Elijah ran a great leg in the distance medley relay for us last night and came back today to beat some good runners in his anchor leg of the 4x4," men's head coach Steve Lynn said. "This is one of the best meets he's had."
It came down to the finish line for freshman Kiel Uhl as he passed Central Missouri's Jarod Wall in the last 60 meters of the 3,000-meter run to finish second. Uhl clocked a personal-best time of 8:18.25. Blake Boldon, ISU's volunteer assistant coach, won the event with a time of 8:15.09.
After leading off the winning distance medley relay team, freshman Richard Newton clocked a 4:12.57 mile to earn third place followed by teammate Brandon Rooney in sixth with a time of 4:14.58.
Junior Kellen Burl set a new career-best in the 60-meter hurdles when he clocked 8.14 to finish second. Teammate R.J. Sumrall took fourth in the event with a time of 8.23 and freshman Eric Parker placed sixth (8.24).
In the 600-yard run, freshman James Robinson clocked a time of 1:12.53 to place fifth Braimah on his heels clocking in at 1:12.61 in sixth.
Jared Graham won the 400-meter dash with a time of 47.48. Graham is redshirting the indoor season and competed unattached.
"We had some really good things happen today," Lynn said. "A lot of people ran a lot of races at this meet and that is hard to do, especially if you're doing it for the first time. I thought our distance guys ran well and we had three hurdlers make the finals. Overall I am pleased. We still have a lot of work to do but we competed better than we did last weekend and that's what you want."
Freshman Chase Madison and senior Kendal Fogle took first and second in the weight throw, respectively. Madison tossed 60-6 ½ in his championship effort. The last Cyclone to pass the 60-foot mark as a freshman was Jamie Beyer who went on to be an NCAA All-American in the event. Fogle's mark of 60-3 ¾ was the second time in his career he's thrown over 60 feet.
"We worked really hard throughout the past week," throws coach Dan O'Mara said. "We're peaking for the ISU Classic and the Big 12 meet so both Chase and Kendal competed very well considering how hard we've been training."
For the Cyclone women, it was two-time All-American Ada Anderson bringing in a first-place finish as she clocked a provisional-qualifying time of 2:07.81 in the 800-meter run.
"Ada ran an easy 2:07 today," sprints and hurdles coach Scott Roberts said. "She was so dominant today after running 2:08 in the distance medley relay last night and to come back and to that again today was phenomenal. She was running all by herself and I am excited to see what she can run two weeks from now."
ISU's Sara Boisen competed in the 800 for only the third time in her collegeiate career. Boiesn crossed the line in second place with a time of 2:11.72.
"Sara was caught in no man's land with Ada ahead of her and no one behind her," Roberts said. "She was disappointed because she ran slower than last week but when she has people to key off of, she'll be do much better."
Anderson and Boisen were also part of the third-place 4x400-meter relay team along with freshman Leia Jackson and junior Rebecca Williams. Their team time was 3:50.95.
Williams, a two-time NCAA qualifier, clocked a time of 8.56 to place third in the 60-meter hurdles. Multi-event athlete Erica Lynn placed sixth in the event with a time of 8.97.
In the high jump, Leigh Wagner (competing unattached) notched a height of 5-5 ¼ to place third. Lynn also jumped 5-5 ¼ and tied for sixth place.
After taking third in the long jump during day one of competition, Priya Hoze (competing unattached) placed second in the triple jump with a leap of 37-10 ½.
Distance runner Mackenzie Madison took fourth in the 3000-meter run (10:24.63) and Jenny Mockler placed fifth in the 1000 meters (3:03.16).
"Overall we had a good meet," women's head coach Dick Lee said. "We are still pretty young and we still have some kids on the sideline that we hope to have back in a few weeks. As a team, we are going to look better in two weeks."
Up next for the Cyclones will be the Panther Classic hosted by the University of Northern Iowa on Saturday, February 4th.
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