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Wisconsin’s track crown a big one for the Big Ten
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Add the Big Ten Conference to the small number of leagues that can boast of Division I indoor track team championships — thanks to Wisconsin.
The Badgers ended the Southeastern Conference’s 10-year stranglehold on the Division I Men’s Indoor Track and Field Championships March 9-10 at Arkansas, claiming the team trophy with the lowest winning score since 1991. With the win, the Big Ten became only the seventh currently existing league to boast an indoor team titlist in the 43-year history of the championships.
Wisconsin’s Chris Solinsky scored 19 of the Badgers’ 40 points by winning the 5,000-meter run on the meet’s first day, then finishing second in the 3,000-meter run. Solinsky came up two seconds short in his bid to repeat as 3,000-meter champion, but his finish in the event gave the Badgers a point margin that runner-up Florida State was unable to overcome in the meet’s final event, the 1,600-meter relay.
The Badgers finished five points ahead of Florida State. Texas was third, followed by Stanford and Auburn.
“It proves if you coach long enough, anyone can win,” 24-year Wisconsin coach Ed Nuttycombe joked after the meet. “We’ve been in the top 10 and top four, but this is the first time we’ve won it all. This year we were able to get enough people in the same place at the same time to get it done.
“The key was to optimize as many of the opportunities we had. There’s so few for every team, and the team that maximizes the best (wins) — and today, it was us.”
Solinsky certainly made the most of his opportunities, though he was disappointed he fell just short of becoming the first runner to double at 3,000 and 5,000 meters at the championships. He also was seeking an unprecedented third straight win at the 3,000-meter distance.
“He just had a better kick than I did today,” Solinsky said of 3,000 champ Lopez Lomong of Northern Arizona. “I just wasn’t able to run it out of him like I have been able to in the past.”
But Solinsky still found plenty to be happy about.
“The biggest picture is that we won the team title, and no Big Ten team has ever done that.”
The Badgers also got a big boost from senior Demi Omole in the 60-meter dash, where the eight points from his second-place finish topped Florida State’s six points from the duo of Greg Bolden (who placed fourth) and Walter Dix (who finished eighth after stumbling out of the blocks). The finish put the Badgers ahead to stay and set up Solinsky for the 3,000-meter run.
But Florida State’s Dix kept his team in the hunt with a second straight 200-meter dash victory, and teammate Richardo Chambers won the 400-meter run.
Also repeating as an event winner was Texas’ Donovan Kilmartin, who collected his second straight heptathlon title and third victory in four years.
Team results
1. Wisconsin, 40; 2. Florida St., 35; 3. Texas, 34; 4. Stanford, 28; 5. Auburn, 25; 6. Michigan, 23; 7. (tie) Arkansas and Washington, 22; 9. UNI, 21½; 10. (tie) Baylor, Tennessee, LSU and Louisville, 21; 14. Arizona, 19; 15. Clemson, 18; 16. (tie) Cornell, Minnesota and Kansas, 12; 19. (tie) California, Idaho and Oregon, 11; 22. (tie) Southern California, McNeese St. and Northern Ariz., 10; 25. (tie) Arizona St., Nebraska and South Carolina, 9; 28. (tie) Kentucky and Binghamton, 8; 30. (tie) Texas Tech and Liberty, 7; 32. (tie) North Carolina, Kansas St., Maryland, Texas A&M, Washington St. and Colorado, 6; 38. (tie) Ohio, Manhattan, Oral Roberts, Long Beach St., Oklahoma, Wake Forest, Mississippi, East Caro. and Fairleigh Dickinson, 5; 47. (tie) Penn St., Illinois, Pittsburgh and Rice, 4; 51. (tie) Providence, Indiana, Florida, Butler, Columbia and Navy, 3; 57. (tie) Maine, Missouri, North Carolina St., Sacred Heart, La Salle, Tex.-Pan American and Virginia, 2; 64. Virginia Tech, 1½; 65. (tie) Notre Dame, George Mason and Princeton, 1; 68. (tie) UTEP and Houston, ½.
Individual champions
60-meter dash: Travis Padgett, Clemson, 6.56.
200-meter dash: Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.32.
400-meter dash: Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 45.65.
800-meter run: Ryan Brown, Washington, 1:48.40.
Mile run: Leonel Manzano, Texas, 3:59.90.
3,000-meter run: Lopez Lomong, Northern Ariz., 7:49.74.
5,000-meter run: Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:38.61.
60-meter high hurdles: Jeff Porter, Michigan, 7.64.
1,600-meter relay: Baylor (Reggie Witherspoon, LeJerald Betters, Kevin Mutai, Quentin Summers), 3:04.24.
Distance medley relay: Stanford (Garrett Heath, Zach Chandy, Michael Garcia, Russell Brown), 9:33.64.
High jump: Donald Thomas, Auburn, 2.33 (7-07¾).
Pole vault: Brad Gebauer, McNeese St., 5.50 (18-00½).
Long jump: Tone Belt, Louisville, 7.97 (26-01¾).
Triple jump: Andre Black, Louisville, 16.29 (53-05½).
Shot put: Noah Bryant, Southern California, 20.55 (67-05¼).
35-pound weight throw: Egor Agafonov, Kansas, 23.60 (77-05¼).
Heptathlon: Donovan Kilmartin, Texas, 5,998 points.
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
60-meter dash: 1. Travis Padgett, Clemson, 6.56; 2. Demi Omole, Wisconsin, 6.57; 3. Jacoby Ford, Clemson, 6.60; 4. Greg Bolden, Florida St., 6.63; 5. Ibrahim Kabia, Minnesota, 6.63; 6. Rubin Williams, Tennessee, 6.67; 7. Arel Gordon, Maine, 6.71; 8. Walter Dix, Florida St., 7.09.
200-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.32; 2. Rubin Williams, Tennessee, 20.63; 3. Chris Dykes, Texas A&M, 20.67; 4. Charles Clark, Florida St., 20.75; 5. Reggie Witherspoon, Baylor, 20.77; 6. Evander Wells, Tennessee, 20.80; 7. Arman Dixon, Sacred Heart, 20.94; 8. Trey Harts, Baylor, 21.09.
400-meter dash: 1. Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 45.65; 2. Aaron Buzard, Minnesota, 45.86; 3. Quentin Summers, Baylor, 46.07; 4. Michael Bingham, Wake Forest, 46.12; 5. Lesiba Masheto, Illinois, 46.14; 6. Erison Hurtault, Columbia, 46.48; 7. Calvin Smith, Florida, 46.50; 8. Andretti Bain, Oral Roberts, 46.70.
800-meter run: 1. Ryan Brown, Washington, 1:48.40; 2. Andrew Ellerton, Michigan, 1:48.55; 3. Kyle Smith, UNI, 1:49.09; 4. Austin Abbott, Washington, 1:49.65; 5. Jamaal James, LSU, 1:49.69; 6. Paul Harris, Navy, 1:50.02; 7. Shaun Smith, Oral Roberts, 1:50.41; 8. Thomas Chamney, Notre Dame, 1:50.74.
Mile run: 1. Leonel Manzano, Texas, 3:59.90; 2. Russell Brown, Stanford, 4:00.84; 3. Stephen Pifer, Colorado, 4:00.93; 4. Garrett Heath, Stanford, 4:00.99; 5. Pablo Solares, Rice, 4:01.24; 6. Scott Overall, Butler, 4:01.25; 7. Sam Bair, Pittsburgh, 4:01.99; 8. David Nightingale, Princeton, 4:03.13.
3,000-meter run: 1. Lopez Lomong, Northern Ariz., 7:49.74; 2. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 7:51.69; 3. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 7:55.40; 4. Galen Rupp, Oregon, 7:56.79; 5. Obed Mutanya, Arizona, 7:57.21; 6. Martin Fagan, Providence, 7:57.88; 7. Colby Wissell, Kansas, 7:58.42; 8. Peter Kosgei, Arkansas, 8:03.02.
5,000-meter run: 1. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:38.61; 2. Peter Kosgei, Arkansas, 13:39.88; 3. Galen Rupp, Oregon, 13:40.38; 4. Samuel Chelanga, Fairleigh Dickinson, 13:47.39; 5. Tim Nelson, Wisconsin, 13:48.08; 6. Kevin Chelimo, Texas Tech, 13:48.88; 7. Sean Quigley, La Salle, 13:49.62; 8. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 13:49.97.
60-meter high hurdles: 1. Jeff Porter, Michigan, 7.64; 2. Alleyne Lett, LSU, 7.70; 3. Dominic Berger, Maryland, 7.70; 4. John Yarbrough, Mississippi, 7.73; 5. Marlon Odom, Texas Tech, 7.73; 6. Thomas Hilliard, South Carolina, 7.78; 7. Mike Wray, Pittsburgh, 7.92; Shamar Sands, Auburn, disqualified.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Baylor (Reggie Witherspoon, LeJerald Betters, Kevin Mutai, Quentin Summers), 3:04.24; 2. Kentucky, 3:06.34; 3. South Carolina, 3:06.93; 4. LSU, 3:07.11; 5. Florida St., 3:07.35; 6. UNI, 3:08.01; 7. Oral Roberts, 3:08.67; 8. Nebraska, 3:08.68.
Distance medley relay: 1. Stanford (Garrett Heath, Zach Chandy, Michael Garcia, Russell Brown), 9:33.64; 2. California, 9:33.77; 3. Wisconsin, 9:35.81; 4. UNI, 9:37.00; 5. Washington, 9:38.30; 6. Michigan, 9:38.93; 7. Virginia, 9:40.18; 8. Texas, 9:41.81.
High jump: 1. Donald Thomas, Auburn, 2.33 (7-07 3/4); 2. Dusty Jonas, Nebraska, 2.25 (7-04 1/2); 3. Scott Sellers, Kansas St., 2.22 (7-03 1/4); 4. Andra Manson, Texas, 2.22 (7-03 1/4); 5. Ryan Fritz, Penn St., 2.22 (7-03 1/4); 6. Ed Wright, California, 2.19 (7-02 1/4); 7. Will Littleton, Tex.-Pan American, 2.19 (7-02 1/4); 8. (tie) Mickael Hanany, UTEP, and Ivan Diggs, Houston, 2.14 (7-00 1/4).
Pole vault: 1. Brad Gebauer, McNeese St., 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 2. Rory Quiller, Binghamton, 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 3. Tyson Byers, Washington St., 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 4. Chip Heuser, Oklahoma, 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 5. Michael Hogue, Tennessee, 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 6. Mark Johnson, Auburn, 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 7. (tie) Thorsten Mueller, Virginia Tech, and Andre Poljanec, UNI, 5.30 (17-04 1/2).
Long jump: 1. Tone Belt, Louisville, 7.97 (26-01 3/4); 2. Trey Hardee, Texas, 7.83 (25-08 1/2); 3. Alain Bailey, Arkansas, 7.79 (25-06 3/4); 4. Scott Mayle, Ohio, 7.78 (25-06 1/4); 5. Will Coppage, LSU, 7.78 (25-06 1/4); 6. Norris Frederick, Washington, 7.65 (25-01 1/4); 7. Matt Turner, Arizona St., 7.63 (25-00 1/2); 8. Mychael Stewart, Arkansas, 7.62 (25-00).
Triple jump: 1. Andre Black, Louisville, 16.29 (53-05 1/2); 2. Muhammad Halim, Cornell, 16.24 (53-03 1/2); 3. Nkosinza Balumbu, Arkansas, 16.19 (53-01 1/2); 4. Ronald Carter, Long Beach St., 15.95 (52-04); 5. Ray Taylor, Cornell, 15.81 (51-10 1/2); 6. Kyle Jenkins, Indiana, 15.77 (51-09); 7. Michael Whitehead, Michigan, 15.75 (51-08 1/4); 8. Ryan McCoy, George Mason, 15.66 (51-04 1/2).
Shot put: 1. Noah Bryant, Southern California, 20.55 (67-05 1/4); 2. Russ Winger, Idaho, 20.52 (67-04); 3. Ryan Whiting, Arizona St., 20.01 (65-07 3/4); 4. Milan Jotanovic, Manhattan, 19.56 (64-02 1/4); 5. Adam Kuehl, Arizona, 19.40 (63-07 3/4); 6. Shawn Best, Arizona, 19.36 (63-06 1/4); 7. Mitchell Pope, North Carolina St., 19.28 (63-03 1/4); 8. Wes Stockbarger, Florida, 19.22 (63-00 3/4).
35-pound weight throw: 1. Egor Agafonov, Kansas, 23.60 (77-05 1/4); 2. Cory Martin, Auburn, 23.27 (76-04 1/4); 3. Nick Owens, North Carolina, 21.71 (71-02 3/4); 4. Eric Frasure, East Caro., 21.58 (70-09 3/4); 5. Jake Dunkleberger, Auburn, 21.57 (70-09 1/4); 6. Matthew Wauters, Idaho, 21.27 (69-09 1/2); 7. Chris Rohr, Missouri, 21.13 (69-04); 8. Arthur Turland, Louisville, 20.99 (68-10 1/2).
Heptathlon: 1. Donovan Kilmartin, Texas, 5,998; 2. Jake Arnold, Arizona, 5,909; 3. Raven Cepeda, UNI, 5,864; 4. Josh Hustedt, Stanford, 5,837; 5. Joe Detmer, Wisconsin, 5,761; 6. Chris Helwick, Tennessee, 5,595; 7. Ryan Koontz, Clemson, 5,569; 8. Joshua Kinnaman, Arizona St., 5,511.
The Badgers ended the Southeastern Conference’s 10-year stranglehold on the Division I Men’s Indoor Track and Field Championships March 9-10 at Arkansas, claiming the team trophy with the lowest winning score since 1991. With the win, the Big Ten became only the seventh currently existing league to boast an indoor team titlist in the 43-year history of the championships.
Wisconsin’s Chris Solinsky scored 19 of the Badgers’ 40 points by winning the 5,000-meter run on the meet’s first day, then finishing second in the 3,000-meter run. Solinsky came up two seconds short in his bid to repeat as 3,000-meter champion, but his finish in the event gave the Badgers a point margin that runner-up Florida State was unable to overcome in the meet’s final event, the 1,600-meter relay.
The Badgers finished five points ahead of Florida State. Texas was third, followed by Stanford and Auburn.
“It proves if you coach long enough, anyone can win,” 24-year Wisconsin coach Ed Nuttycombe joked after the meet. “We’ve been in the top 10 and top four, but this is the first time we’ve won it all. This year we were able to get enough people in the same place at the same time to get it done.
“The key was to optimize as many of the opportunities we had. There’s so few for every team, and the team that maximizes the best (wins) — and today, it was us.”
Solinsky certainly made the most of his opportunities, though he was disappointed he fell just short of becoming the first runner to double at 3,000 and 5,000 meters at the championships. He also was seeking an unprecedented third straight win at the 3,000-meter distance.
“He just had a better kick than I did today,” Solinsky said of 3,000 champ Lopez Lomong of Northern Arizona. “I just wasn’t able to run it out of him like I have been able to in the past.”
But Solinsky still found plenty to be happy about.
“The biggest picture is that we won the team title, and no Big Ten team has ever done that.”
The Badgers also got a big boost from senior Demi Omole in the 60-meter dash, where the eight points from his second-place finish topped Florida State’s six points from the duo of Greg Bolden (who placed fourth) and Walter Dix (who finished eighth after stumbling out of the blocks). The finish put the Badgers ahead to stay and set up Solinsky for the 3,000-meter run.
But Florida State’s Dix kept his team in the hunt with a second straight 200-meter dash victory, and teammate Richardo Chambers won the 400-meter run.
Also repeating as an event winner was Texas’ Donovan Kilmartin, who collected his second straight heptathlon title and third victory in four years.
Team results
1. Wisconsin, 40; 2. Florida St., 35; 3. Texas, 34; 4. Stanford, 28; 5. Auburn, 25; 6. Michigan, 23; 7. (tie) Arkansas and Washington, 22; 9. UNI, 21½; 10. (tie) Baylor, Tennessee, LSU and Louisville, 21; 14. Arizona, 19; 15. Clemson, 18; 16. (tie) Cornell, Minnesota and Kansas, 12; 19. (tie) California, Idaho and Oregon, 11; 22. (tie) Southern California, McNeese St. and Northern Ariz., 10; 25. (tie) Arizona St., Nebraska and South Carolina, 9; 28. (tie) Kentucky and Binghamton, 8; 30. (tie) Texas Tech and Liberty, 7; 32. (tie) North Carolina, Kansas St., Maryland, Texas A&M, Washington St. and Colorado, 6; 38. (tie) Ohio, Manhattan, Oral Roberts, Long Beach St., Oklahoma, Wake Forest, Mississippi, East Caro. and Fairleigh Dickinson, 5; 47. (tie) Penn St., Illinois, Pittsburgh and Rice, 4; 51. (tie) Providence, Indiana, Florida, Butler, Columbia and Navy, 3; 57. (tie) Maine, Missouri, North Carolina St., Sacred Heart, La Salle, Tex.-Pan American and Virginia, 2; 64. Virginia Tech, 1½; 65. (tie) Notre Dame, George Mason and Princeton, 1; 68. (tie) UTEP and Houston, ½.
Individual champions
60-meter dash: Travis Padgett, Clemson, 6.56.
200-meter dash: Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.32.
400-meter dash: Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 45.65.
800-meter run: Ryan Brown, Washington, 1:48.40.
Mile run: Leonel Manzano, Texas, 3:59.90.
3,000-meter run: Lopez Lomong, Northern Ariz., 7:49.74.
5,000-meter run: Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:38.61.
60-meter high hurdles: Jeff Porter, Michigan, 7.64.
1,600-meter relay: Baylor (Reggie Witherspoon, LeJerald Betters, Kevin Mutai, Quentin Summers), 3:04.24.
Distance medley relay: Stanford (Garrett Heath, Zach Chandy, Michael Garcia, Russell Brown), 9:33.64.
High jump: Donald Thomas, Auburn, 2.33 (7-07¾).
Pole vault: Brad Gebauer, McNeese St., 5.50 (18-00½).
Long jump: Tone Belt, Louisville, 7.97 (26-01¾).
Triple jump: Andre Black, Louisville, 16.29 (53-05½).
Shot put: Noah Bryant, Southern California, 20.55 (67-05¼).
35-pound weight throw: Egor Agafonov, Kansas, 23.60 (77-05¼).
Heptathlon: Donovan Kilmartin, Texas, 5,998 points.
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
60-meter dash: 1. Travis Padgett, Clemson, 6.56; 2. Demi Omole, Wisconsin, 6.57; 3. Jacoby Ford, Clemson, 6.60; 4. Greg Bolden, Florida St., 6.63; 5. Ibrahim Kabia, Minnesota, 6.63; 6. Rubin Williams, Tennessee, 6.67; 7. Arel Gordon, Maine, 6.71; 8. Walter Dix, Florida St., 7.09.
200-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.32; 2. Rubin Williams, Tennessee, 20.63; 3. Chris Dykes, Texas A&M, 20.67; 4. Charles Clark, Florida St., 20.75; 5. Reggie Witherspoon, Baylor, 20.77; 6. Evander Wells, Tennessee, 20.80; 7. Arman Dixon, Sacred Heart, 20.94; 8. Trey Harts, Baylor, 21.09.
400-meter dash: 1. Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 45.65; 2. Aaron Buzard, Minnesota, 45.86; 3. Quentin Summers, Baylor, 46.07; 4. Michael Bingham, Wake Forest, 46.12; 5. Lesiba Masheto, Illinois, 46.14; 6. Erison Hurtault, Columbia, 46.48; 7. Calvin Smith, Florida, 46.50; 8. Andretti Bain, Oral Roberts, 46.70.
800-meter run: 1. Ryan Brown, Washington, 1:48.40; 2. Andrew Ellerton, Michigan, 1:48.55; 3. Kyle Smith, UNI, 1:49.09; 4. Austin Abbott, Washington, 1:49.65; 5. Jamaal James, LSU, 1:49.69; 6. Paul Harris, Navy, 1:50.02; 7. Shaun Smith, Oral Roberts, 1:50.41; 8. Thomas Chamney, Notre Dame, 1:50.74.
Mile run: 1. Leonel Manzano, Texas, 3:59.90; 2. Russell Brown, Stanford, 4:00.84; 3. Stephen Pifer, Colorado, 4:00.93; 4. Garrett Heath, Stanford, 4:00.99; 5. Pablo Solares, Rice, 4:01.24; 6. Scott Overall, Butler, 4:01.25; 7. Sam Bair, Pittsburgh, 4:01.99; 8. David Nightingale, Princeton, 4:03.13.
3,000-meter run: 1. Lopez Lomong, Northern Ariz., 7:49.74; 2. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 7:51.69; 3. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 7:55.40; 4. Galen Rupp, Oregon, 7:56.79; 5. Obed Mutanya, Arizona, 7:57.21; 6. Martin Fagan, Providence, 7:57.88; 7. Colby Wissell, Kansas, 7:58.42; 8. Peter Kosgei, Arkansas, 8:03.02.
5,000-meter run: 1. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:38.61; 2. Peter Kosgei, Arkansas, 13:39.88; 3. Galen Rupp, Oregon, 13:40.38; 4. Samuel Chelanga, Fairleigh Dickinson, 13:47.39; 5. Tim Nelson, Wisconsin, 13:48.08; 6. Kevin Chelimo, Texas Tech, 13:48.88; 7. Sean Quigley, La Salle, 13:49.62; 8. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 13:49.97.
60-meter high hurdles: 1. Jeff Porter, Michigan, 7.64; 2. Alleyne Lett, LSU, 7.70; 3. Dominic Berger, Maryland, 7.70; 4. John Yarbrough, Mississippi, 7.73; 5. Marlon Odom, Texas Tech, 7.73; 6. Thomas Hilliard, South Carolina, 7.78; 7. Mike Wray, Pittsburgh, 7.92; Shamar Sands, Auburn, disqualified.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Baylor (Reggie Witherspoon, LeJerald Betters, Kevin Mutai, Quentin Summers), 3:04.24; 2. Kentucky, 3:06.34; 3. South Carolina, 3:06.93; 4. LSU, 3:07.11; 5. Florida St., 3:07.35; 6. UNI, 3:08.01; 7. Oral Roberts, 3:08.67; 8. Nebraska, 3:08.68.
Distance medley relay: 1. Stanford (Garrett Heath, Zach Chandy, Michael Garcia, Russell Brown), 9:33.64; 2. California, 9:33.77; 3. Wisconsin, 9:35.81; 4. UNI, 9:37.00; 5. Washington, 9:38.30; 6. Michigan, 9:38.93; 7. Virginia, 9:40.18; 8. Texas, 9:41.81.
High jump: 1. Donald Thomas, Auburn, 2.33 (7-07 3/4); 2. Dusty Jonas, Nebraska, 2.25 (7-04 1/2); 3. Scott Sellers, Kansas St., 2.22 (7-03 1/4); 4. Andra Manson, Texas, 2.22 (7-03 1/4); 5. Ryan Fritz, Penn St., 2.22 (7-03 1/4); 6. Ed Wright, California, 2.19 (7-02 1/4); 7. Will Littleton, Tex.-Pan American, 2.19 (7-02 1/4); 8. (tie) Mickael Hanany, UTEP, and Ivan Diggs, Houston, 2.14 (7-00 1/4).
Pole vault: 1. Brad Gebauer, McNeese St., 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 2. Rory Quiller, Binghamton, 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 3. Tyson Byers, Washington St., 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 4. Chip Heuser, Oklahoma, 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 5. Michael Hogue, Tennessee, 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 6. Mark Johnson, Auburn, 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 7. (tie) Thorsten Mueller, Virginia Tech, and Andre Poljanec, UNI, 5.30 (17-04 1/2).
Long jump: 1. Tone Belt, Louisville, 7.97 (26-01 3/4); 2. Trey Hardee, Texas, 7.83 (25-08 1/2); 3. Alain Bailey, Arkansas, 7.79 (25-06 3/4); 4. Scott Mayle, Ohio, 7.78 (25-06 1/4); 5. Will Coppage, LSU, 7.78 (25-06 1/4); 6. Norris Frederick, Washington, 7.65 (25-01 1/4); 7. Matt Turner, Arizona St., 7.63 (25-00 1/2); 8. Mychael Stewart, Arkansas, 7.62 (25-00).
Triple jump: 1. Andre Black, Louisville, 16.29 (53-05 1/2); 2. Muhammad Halim, Cornell, 16.24 (53-03 1/2); 3. Nkosinza Balumbu, Arkansas, 16.19 (53-01 1/2); 4. Ronald Carter, Long Beach St., 15.95 (52-04); 5. Ray Taylor, Cornell, 15.81 (51-10 1/2); 6. Kyle Jenkins, Indiana, 15.77 (51-09); 7. Michael Whitehead, Michigan, 15.75 (51-08 1/4); 8. Ryan McCoy, George Mason, 15.66 (51-04 1/2).
Shot put: 1. Noah Bryant, Southern California, 20.55 (67-05 1/4); 2. Russ Winger, Idaho, 20.52 (67-04); 3. Ryan Whiting, Arizona St., 20.01 (65-07 3/4); 4. Milan Jotanovic, Manhattan, 19.56 (64-02 1/4); 5. Adam Kuehl, Arizona, 19.40 (63-07 3/4); 6. Shawn Best, Arizona, 19.36 (63-06 1/4); 7. Mitchell Pope, North Carolina St., 19.28 (63-03 1/4); 8. Wes Stockbarger, Florida, 19.22 (63-00 3/4).
35-pound weight throw: 1. Egor Agafonov, Kansas, 23.60 (77-05 1/4); 2. Cory Martin, Auburn, 23.27 (76-04 1/4); 3. Nick Owens, North Carolina, 21.71 (71-02 3/4); 4. Eric Frasure, East Caro., 21.58 (70-09 3/4); 5. Jake Dunkleberger, Auburn, 21.57 (70-09 1/4); 6. Matthew Wauters, Idaho, 21.27 (69-09 1/2); 7. Chris Rohr, Missouri, 21.13 (69-04); 8. Arthur Turland, Louisville, 20.99 (68-10 1/2).
Heptathlon: 1. Donovan Kilmartin, Texas, 5,998; 2. Jake Arnold, Arizona, 5,909; 3. Raven Cepeda, UNI, 5,864; 4. Josh Hustedt, Stanford, 5,837; 5. Joe Detmer, Wisconsin, 5,761; 6. Chris Helwick, Tennessee, 5,595; 7. Ryan Koontz, Clemson, 5,569; 8. Joshua Kinnaman, Arizona St., 5,511.
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