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Iowa State University Athletics
Friday, May 12
Norman, Okla.
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Big 12 Outdoor Championships
Iowa State Women Claim Highest Outdoor Big 12s Finish
05.14.2023 | Track and Field
NORMAN, Okla. – The Iowa State women posted their highest Big 12 conference finish and point total in school history to end the 2023 Big 12 Outdoor Championships, claiming third with 107.5 points. Cailie Logue marked the final day completing the distance double with her 5,000-meter run win while the women's 4x400m relay shattered the program record.
The finish tops the previous program high of 89 points (2010 and 2013) while the previous best team finish was fourth (1996, 2010 and 2013). The men finish fifth with 85 points. In total Iowa State took three event titles and claimed 38 individual podium finishes.
Logue became a 13-time Big 12 Champion as she set the facility record in the 5K with 15:54.60, her second title of the weekend after also taking the 10K crown. The senior ran with Baylor's Annamaria Kostarellis until breaking away in the final lap for the convincing victory. Logue led a pack of three top-eight Cyclone finishers as Dana Feyen finished fourth and Madelynn Hill claimed eighth. The trio also all scored points in the 10K.
Logue finished the Championships tying for the second-most points with 20 behind Texas' Julien Alfred with 22.5.
𝘊𝘈𝘐𝘓𝘐𝘌 𝘋𝘖𝘌𝘚 𝘛𝘏𝘌 𝘋𝘖𝘜𝘉𝘓𝘌.
— Iowa State Track & XC (@CycloneTrackXC) May 14, 2023
Cailie Logue takes the 5K Big 12 crown setting the facility record with 15:54.60! Cailie is now a 13-time Big 12 Champion with her 5K and 10K titles this weekend.#CycloneSZN pic.twitter.com/w89K2NmeRT
The women's 4x400m relay capped the dominant weekend downing their own school record set earlier this season by over four seconds with 3:31.02, the 23rd-fastest time in the nation. The time cemented second while nearly beating out Texas as ISU crossed the finish line just .64 after.
The day started off with Ezekiel Rop earning his first-career Big 12 silver medal with his 1,500-meter time of 3:37.03, .11 seconds off his school record. Rop ran with the lead pack of three throughout the race, before breaking away with Oklahoma State's Fouad Messauodi in the final lap. It was a battle for first from there as the duo alternated taking the lead before Messauodi pulled ahead finishing .43 seconds before Rop.
Iowa State women packed the 100-meter hurdles final with three finalists, all solidifying point-securing placements. Kaylyn Hall led ISU to second with 13.17 for her first-career silver medal while Katarina Vlahovic clocked 13.61 for fifth and Katie Ruffener 14.12 for eighth.
Another silver was secured by Emily March with her toss of 182-9 (55.70m) in the discus. March claimed her first-career silver medal with the mark while almost hitting her season best of 185-9.
The 800m finals featured lots of Cyclones as the men had three bringing in team points. Darius Kipyego posted a fourth-place finish with a season-best 1:47.41 to lead the ISU pack. Peter Smith crossed the finish line right after, also going sub-1:48 to set a PR of 1:47.49 and tie the 10th-fastest time in school history. In the women's 800m, Makayla Clark again built her way up the pack to solidify the bronze with a PR 2:05.56. The freshman set the ninth-fastest time in school history.
Zakiyah Amos lowered her 400m hurdle best for the fourth time this season, this time to 57.99 to place fifth. Amos set the 10th-fastest time in school history yesterday in prelims and improved on it to now rank seventh.
In the men's discus, Kevin Sakson claimed his second All-Big 12 honor in as many days notching fourth with 176-11. Sakson ended the Championships with 15 points, the fifth-most among men in the conference.
Freshman Kailyn Gubbels took hold of her first-career All-Big 12 honor tying for sixth in the high jump. The finish comes the day after Gubbels set the eighth-highest heptathlon mark in program history.
NCAA Regionals are next for the Cyclones May 24-27.
Team Standings
Women (21 of 21 events scored)
1. Texas – 197; 2. Oklahoma – 127; 3. Iowa State – 107.5; 4. Texas Tech – 93.5; 5. Oklahoma State – 80; 6. Baylor – 54.5; 7. Kansas State – 48; 8. Kansas – 46; 9. TCU – 43; 10. West Virginia – 21.5
Men (21 of 21 events scored)
1. Texas Tech – 179; 2. Texas – 125.5; 3. Kansas -117; 4. Oklahoma – 93; 5. Iowa State - 85; 6. Oklahoma State - 82; 7. Baylor - 70; 8. Kansas State - 39; 9. TCU - 25.5
Iowa State Results
Women
Discus: 1. Malin Smith, Texas Tech – 185-1 (56.41m); 2. Emily March, Iowa State – 182-9 (55.70m); 12. Rebecca Manteuffel, Iowa State – 156-4 (47.65m)
High Jump: 1. Rylee Anderson, Kansas – 6-0 (1.83m); T-6. Kailynn Gubbels, Iowa State – 5-5 3/4 (1.67m); 19. Brooke Naughton, Iowa State – 5-3 3/4 (1.62m)
100m Hurdles Final: 1. Demisha Roswell, Texas Tech – 13.02; 2. Kaylyn Hall, Iowa State – 13.17; 5. Katarina Vlahovic, Iowa State – 13.61; 8. Katie Ruffener, Iowa State – 14.12
800m Run Final: 1. Gabija Galvydyte, Oklahoma State – 2:03.66; 3. Makayla Clark, Iowa State – 2:05.56 (PR, No. 9 ISU)
400m Hurdles Final: 1. Sylvia Schulz, Texas Tech – 56.32; 5. Zakiyah Amos, Iowa State – 57.99 (PR, No. 7 ISU)
5,000m Run: 1. Cailie Logue, Iowa State – 15:54.60; 4. Dana Feyen, Iowa State – 16:24.41; 8. Madelynn Hill, Iowa State – 16:37.03; 10. Brenna Cohoon, Iowa State – 16:53.06; 14. Ashlyn Keeney, Iowa State – 17:12.64; 15. Kiki Connell, Iowa State – 17:13.15; 21. Grace Dickel, Iowa State – 17:33.20
4x100m Relay: 1. Texas – 41.89; 7. Iowa State – 47.48 (Barnes, Joseph, Ruffener, Carney)
4x400m Relay: 1. Texas – 3:30.38; 2. Iowa State – 3:31.02, No. 1 ISU (Barnes, Amos, Joseph, Clark)
Men
Discus: 1. Devin Roberson, Texas Tech – 194-4 (59.24m); 4. Kevin Sakson, Iowa State – 176-11 (53.94m); 15. Blake Veenstra, Iowa State – 155-5 (47.37m)
800m Run Final: 1. Yusuf Bizimana, Texas – 1:45.82; 4. Darius Kipyego, Iowa State – 1:47.41; 5. Peter Smith, Iowa State – 1:47.49 (PR, T-No. 10 ISU); 8. Jason Gomez, Iowa State – 1:48.73
1,500m Run Final: 1. Fouad Messauodi, Oklahoma State – 3:36.59; 2. Ezekiel Rop, Iowa State – 3:37.03
100m Hurdles Final: 1. Caleb Dean, Texas Tech – 13.44; 8. James Ezeonu, Iowa State – 14.16(w)
400m Hurdles Final: 1. Caleb Dean, Texas Tech – 48.39; 7. Alec Carr, Iowa State – 52.72
5,000m Run: 1. Chandler Gibbens, Kansas – 13:48.39; 4. Gable Sieperda, Iowa State – 14:13.06; 7. Rodgers Rotich, Iowa State – 14:22.42; 8. Titus Winders, Iowa State – 14:22.65; 15. Seth Clevenger, Iowa State – 14:57.16; 21. Quinton Orr, Iowa State – 15:17.85
4x100m Relay: 1. Texas Tech – 38.24; 7. Iowa State – 42.21 (Latham, Johnson, Langford, McClain)
4x400m Relay: 1. Baylor – 3:00.73; 7. Iowa State – 3:10.51 (Langford, Gomez, Gentil, Kipyego)
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