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Lincoln (Pennsylvania) reigns in men's track
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Sparked by an injured sophomore’s win on the final day of competition, Lincoln (Pennsylvania) ended Wisconsin-La Crosse’s six-year winning streak in men’s competition at the Division III Men’s Indoor Track and Field Championships March 9-10 in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Lincoln, winning its seventh title overall but first since 2000, used individual victories by Kedrieck Gibbons in the 55-meter hurdles and Bobby Young in the 400-meter run — and racked up 32 of its 59 points in the meet in those two events — to pull away from Wisconsin-La Crosse.
Gibbons’ victory, complemented with sophomore teammate Jermaine Morris’s third-place finish in the 55-meter hurdles, gathered the first of Lincoln’s 53 points from second-day events and enabled the Lions to catch and then pass an Eagle squad that won last year’s meet by a record 47 points.
“Not many know this, but (Gibbons) fractured his toe three weeks ago and ran through the pain this weekend,” said Lincoln coach Cyrus Jones, who has been at the Lion helm for all six of the school’s men’s championships since 1990.
“He showed us what a true athlete is and inspired our team.”
Young, who finished second in the 400-meter run last year, broke through in his senior season for his first indoor title and combined with freshman teammate Corey Wright (who finished third in the event) for more crucial points.
The Lions also collected a second-place finish from Jamal Whitted in the high jump and were close runners-up to Wisconsin-La Crosse in the 1,600-meter relay.
“We came out strong today, and the kids really made a believer out of me,” Jones said. “They worked hard all year and really deserve this.”
Although Wisconsin-La Crosse came up short in its bid for a 14th overall indoor team title, the Eagles joined Lincoln and third-place Wisconsin-Oshkosh as the only squads to claim two event titles. Sophomore Bobby Riley claimed the shot put title to go with the Wisconsin-La Crosse’s relay win.
Wisconsin-Oshkosh’s Brandon Houle won the weight throw and finished second to Riley in the shot put to post the highest individual point total at the meet (18 points), and the Titans also won the distance medley relay.
The meet’s only record came in the mile run, where Will Leer of Pomona-Pitzer improved on his own year-old mark with a 4:08.19 time.
Greg Tyson of Heidelberg also was a repeat individual titlist with his win in the long jump.
Team results
1. Lincoln (Pa.), 59; 2. Wis.-La Crosse, 48; 3. Wis.-Oshkosh, 43 ½; 4. Brockport St., 30; 5. Cortland St., 23; 6. Monmouth (Ill.), 20 ½; 7. (tie) Wis.-Whitewater, Tufts, and Pomona-Pitzer, 16; 10. (tie) New York U., Loras, and Fisk, 15; 13. Elizabethtown, 14; 14. (tie) Williams, Ohio Northern, and Mount Union, 13; 17. (tie) Wis.-Stevens Point and Buffalo St., 12; 19. (tie) Salem St. and Heidelberg, 10; 21. Wabash, 8; 22. Wheaton (Mass.), 7; 23. Wis.-Platteville, St. Thomas (Minn.), Neb. Wesleyan, Mississippi Col., and Coast Guard, 6; 28. (tie) St. John’s (Minn.), Moravian, Montclair St., Gust. Adolphus, Geneseo St., and Central (Iowa), 5; 34. (tie) Rochester, Otterbein, TCNJ, and Elmhurst, 4; 38. (tie) Whitworth, Wartburg, North Central (Ill.), Keene St., Juniata, East. Mennonite, and Chris. Newport. 3; 45. (tie) Wis.-Stout, Trinity (Conn.), Rowan, Lynchburg, Ill. Wesleyan, Bethel (Minn.), Augustana (Ill.), 2; 52. (tie) McMurry, Luther, Haverford, Carroll (Wis.), Carnegie Mellon, and Bates College, 1.
Individual records
55-meter dash: Eddie Bynum, Salem St., 6.33.
400-meter dash: Bobby Young, Lincoln (Pa.), 48.42.
800-meter run: Jimmy O’Brien, Ohio Northern, 1:53.48.
Mile run: Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer, 4:08.19 (meet record; old record, 4:09.42, Leer, 2006).
5,000-meter run: Fred Joslyn, Cortland St., 14:31.29.
55-meter high hurdles: Kenddrick Gibbons, Lincoln (Pa.), 7.37.
1,600-meter relay: Wis.-La Crosse, (David Kolbe, John Doble, Jeremy Deterville, Tony Marcinek), 3:16.46.
Distance medley relay: Wis.-Oshkosh (Andrew McGuire, AJ Hollanquest, Nate Boehlke, William Kaul), 10:01.85.
High jump: Nick Stanisavljevic, Brockport St., 2.11 (6-11).
Pole vault: Kevin Clark, Elizabethtown, 5.22 (17-1½).
Long jump: Greg Tyson, Heidelberg, 7.39 (24-3).
Triple jump: Kamar James, Fisk, 14.88 (48-10).
Shot put: Bobby Riley, Wis.-La Crosse, 17.45 (57-3).
35-lb. weight throw: Brandon Houle, Wis.-Oshkosh, 19.50 (63-11 ¾).
(For complete individual results, see The NCAA News online at www.ncaa.org.)
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
55-meter dash: 1. Eddie Bynum, Salem St., 6.33; 2. Amaan Siddeeq, Cortland St., 6.34; 3. Nic Saluppo, Mount Union, 6.36; 4. Tony Williams, Montclair St., 6.39; 5. Willie Hordge, Buffalo St., 6.39; 6. Randy Anderson, Juniata, 6.46; 7. Segun Olopo, Ill. Wesleyan, 6.47.
400-meter dash: 1. Bobby Young, Lincoln (Pa.), 48.42; 2. Tony Marcinek, Wis.-La Crosse, 48.82; 3. Corey Wright, Lincoln (Pa.), 48.87; 4. Guy Dierikx, Central (Iowa), 48.95; 5. Jonathan Cunha, Wheaton (Mass.), 49.02; 6. Merzudin Ibric, Wheaton (Mass.), 49.18; 7. Josh Otto, Bethel (Minn.), 50.16; 8. Nick Ver Duin, Wis.-Stevens Point, 50.34.
800-meter run: 1. Jimmy O’Brien, Ohio Northern, 1:53.48; 2. Geoff Lambert, Wabash, 1:53.84; 3. Chris Beeler, Williams, 1:54.02; 4. Brian Sames, St. Thomas (Minn.), 1:54.67; 5. Drew Graybeal, Elizabethtown, 1:54.68; 6. Adam Pennington, North Central (Ill.), 1:55.12; 7. Sam Moorhead, Trinity (Conn.), 1:55.30; 8. Andrew Boldt, Wis.-La Crosse, 1:56.85.
Mile run: 1. Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer, 4:08.19 (meet record; old record, 4:09.42, Leer, 2006); 2. Brian Butzler, Wis.-Whitewater, 4:08.73; 3. Mike Flint, Coast Guard, 4:11.99; 4. Andy Cloke, Cortland St., 4:12.33; 5. Brian McConnell, Elmhurst, 4:12.88; 6. Kevin Kelleher, Keene St., 4:13.00; 7. Brian Kopnicki, TCNJ, 4:13.20; 8. Brian Harvey, Carnegie Mellon, 4:13.26.
5,000-meter run: 1. Fred Joslyn, Cortland St., 14:31.29; 2. Jon Phillips, New York U., 14:33.23; 3. Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer, 14:34.24; 4. Chris Erichsen, St. John’s (Minn.), 14:38.11; 5. Tyler Sigl, Wis.-Platteville, 14:38.36; 6. Hany Abdallah, New York U., 14:38.78; 7. William Kaul, Wis.-Oshkosh, 14:47.50; 8. Donald Letts, Haverford, 14:50.66.
55-meter high hurdles: 1. Kenddrick Gibbons, Lincoln (Pa.), 7.37; 2. Mario Hicks, Buffalo St., 7.49; 3. Jermaine Morris, Lincoln (Pa.), 7.50; 4. Beresford Brown, Moravian, 7.57; 5. Justin Rush, Otterbein, 7.57; 6. Greg Bolton Jr., Chris. Newport, 7.58; 7. Jon Schellin, Wis.-Whitewater, 7.59; 8. Adam Baumann, Wis.-Stevens Point, 7.71.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Wis.-La Crosse, (David Kolbe, John Doble, Jeremy Deterville, Tony Marcinek), 3:16.46; 2. Lincoln (Pa.), 3:16.49; 3. Wis.-Stevens Point, 3:16.87; 4. Neb. Wesleyan, 3:18.19; 5. Monmouth (Ill.), 3:18.53; 6. Wis.-Oshkosh, 3:19.67; 7. Williams, 3:19.95; 8. Luther, 3:20.26.
Distance medley relay: 1. Wis.-Oshkosh (Andrew McGuire, AJ Hollanquest, Nate Boehlke, William Kaul), 10:01.85; 2. Wis.-La Crosse, 10:02.96; 3. Mount Union, 10:03.44; 4. Loras, 10:05.89; 5. New York U., 10:05.93; 6. Wartburg, 10:06.66; 7. TCNJ, 10:06.96; 8. Williams, 10:07.46.
High jump: 1. Nick Stanisavljevic, Brockport St., 2.11 (6-11); 2. Jamal Whitted, Lincoln (Pa.), 2.08 (6-9 3/4); 3. Al Winsley, Mississippi Col., 2.08 (6-9 3/4); 4. Joe Goodspeed, Geneseo St., 2.05 (6-8 3/4); 5. Mitch Ellis, Wis.-Stevens Point, 2.05 (6-8 3/4); 6. Cody Stelzer, Whitworth, 2.05 (6-8 3/4); 7. Ted McMillan, Augustana (Ill.), 2.05 (6-8 3/4); 8. Zach Shew, McMurry, 2.02 (6-7 1/2).
Pole vault: 1. Kevin Clark, Elizabethtown, 5.22 (17-1 1/2); 2. Matt Novak, Wis.-La Crosse, 5.12 (16-9 1/2); 3. Kyle Calvert, Loras, 5.02 (16-5 1/2); 4. (tie) Peter Sprecher, Monmouth (Ill.), and Zach Johnson, Wis.-Oshkosh, 4.92 (16-1 3/4); 6. Jonny Henkins, Monmouth (Ill.), 4.92 (16-1 3/4); 7. Tony Fontanini, Wis.-Platteville, 4.77 (15-7 3/4); 8. Matt Schroeder, St. Thomas (Minn.), 4.77 (15-7 3/4).
Long jump: 1. Greg Tyson, Heidelberg, 7.39 (24-3); 2. Fred Jones, Tufts, 7.31 (23-11 3/4); 3. Jared Randle, Lincoln (Pa.), 7.31 (23-11 3/4); 4. Kamar James, Fisk, 7.28 (23-10 3/4); 5. Geoff Kaiser, Loras, 7.11 (23-4); 6. Ryan Robertson, Ohio Northern, 7.10 (23-3 1/2); 7. Dan Herms, Wis.-Whitewater, 7.09 (23-3 1/4); 8. Jed Droge, Neb. Wesleyan, 6.99 (22-11 1/4).
Triple jump: 1. Kamar James, Fisk, 14.88 (48-10); 2. Fred Jones, Tufts, 14.84 (48-8 1/4); 3. Nick Stanisavljevic, Brockport St., 14.79 (48-6 1/4); 4. Aaron Hunter, Lincoln (Pa.), 14.51 (47-7 1/4); 5. Brandon Mirach, Williams, 14.51 (47-7 1/4); 6. Jesse Dengsavang, Wis.-La Crosse, 14.31 (46-11 1/2); 7. Ryan Holmes, Lynchburg, 14.19 (46-6 3/4); 8. Alex Stuart, Monmouth (Ill.), 14.11 (46-3 1/2).
Shot put: 1. Bobby Riley, Wis.-La Crosse, 17.45 (57-3); 2. Brandon Houle, Wis.-Oshkosh, 16.92 (55-6 1/4); 3. Josh Dupuis, Brockport St., 16.84 (55-3); 4. Jeff Rebholz, Monmouth (Ill.), 16.47 (54-0 1/2); 5. Dan Hytinen, Wis.-Whitewater, 16.21 (53-2 1/4); 6. Nathan Turner, East. Mennonite, 16.06 (52-8 1/4); 7. Aaron Braxton, Rowan, 16.02 (52-6 3/4); 8. Daniel Gund, Mount Union, 15.71 (51-6 1/2).
35-lb. weight throw: 1. Brandon Houle, Wis.-Oshkosh, 19.50 (63-11 3/4); 2. Jake Basher, Brockport St., 19.09 (62-7 3/4); 3. Jacob Gabrilska, Wis.-Oshkosh, 18.52 (60-9 1/4); 4. Andy Klaers, Gust. Adolphus, 17.88 (58-8); 5. Mike Burgstrom, Rochester, 17.86 (58-7 1/4); 6. Zach Wilson, Monmouth (Ill.) 17.67 (57-11 3/4); 7. Ryan Kawski, Wis.-Stout, 17.60 (57-9); 8. Noah Gauthier, Bates, 17.45 (57-3).
Lincoln, winning its seventh title overall but first since 2000, used individual victories by Kedrieck Gibbons in the 55-meter hurdles and Bobby Young in the 400-meter run — and racked up 32 of its 59 points in the meet in those two events — to pull away from Wisconsin-La Crosse.
Gibbons’ victory, complemented with sophomore teammate Jermaine Morris’s third-place finish in the 55-meter hurdles, gathered the first of Lincoln’s 53 points from second-day events and enabled the Lions to catch and then pass an Eagle squad that won last year’s meet by a record 47 points.
“Not many know this, but (Gibbons) fractured his toe three weeks ago and ran through the pain this weekend,” said Lincoln coach Cyrus Jones, who has been at the Lion helm for all six of the school’s men’s championships since 1990.
“He showed us what a true athlete is and inspired our team.”
Young, who finished second in the 400-meter run last year, broke through in his senior season for his first indoor title and combined with freshman teammate Corey Wright (who finished third in the event) for more crucial points.
The Lions also collected a second-place finish from Jamal Whitted in the high jump and were close runners-up to Wisconsin-La Crosse in the 1,600-meter relay.
“We came out strong today, and the kids really made a believer out of me,” Jones said. “They worked hard all year and really deserve this.”
Although Wisconsin-La Crosse came up short in its bid for a 14th overall indoor team title, the Eagles joined Lincoln and third-place Wisconsin-Oshkosh as the only squads to claim two event titles. Sophomore Bobby Riley claimed the shot put title to go with the Wisconsin-La Crosse’s relay win.
Wisconsin-Oshkosh’s Brandon Houle won the weight throw and finished second to Riley in the shot put to post the highest individual point total at the meet (18 points), and the Titans also won the distance medley relay.
The meet’s only record came in the mile run, where Will Leer of Pomona-Pitzer improved on his own year-old mark with a 4:08.19 time.
Greg Tyson of Heidelberg also was a repeat individual titlist with his win in the long jump.
Team results
1. Lincoln (Pa.), 59; 2. Wis.-La Crosse, 48; 3. Wis.-Oshkosh, 43 ½; 4. Brockport St., 30; 5. Cortland St., 23; 6. Monmouth (Ill.), 20 ½; 7. (tie) Wis.-Whitewater, Tufts, and Pomona-Pitzer, 16; 10. (tie) New York U., Loras, and Fisk, 15; 13. Elizabethtown, 14; 14. (tie) Williams, Ohio Northern, and Mount Union, 13; 17. (tie) Wis.-Stevens Point and Buffalo St., 12; 19. (tie) Salem St. and Heidelberg, 10; 21. Wabash, 8; 22. Wheaton (Mass.), 7; 23. Wis.-Platteville, St. Thomas (Minn.), Neb. Wesleyan, Mississippi Col., and Coast Guard, 6; 28. (tie) St. John’s (Minn.), Moravian, Montclair St., Gust. Adolphus, Geneseo St., and Central (Iowa), 5; 34. (tie) Rochester, Otterbein, TCNJ, and Elmhurst, 4; 38. (tie) Whitworth, Wartburg, North Central (Ill.), Keene St., Juniata, East. Mennonite, and Chris. Newport. 3; 45. (tie) Wis.-Stout, Trinity (Conn.), Rowan, Lynchburg, Ill. Wesleyan, Bethel (Minn.), Augustana (Ill.), 2; 52. (tie) McMurry, Luther, Haverford, Carroll (Wis.), Carnegie Mellon, and Bates College, 1.
Individual records
55-meter dash: Eddie Bynum, Salem St., 6.33.
400-meter dash: Bobby Young, Lincoln (Pa.), 48.42.
800-meter run: Jimmy O’Brien, Ohio Northern, 1:53.48.
Mile run: Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer, 4:08.19 (meet record; old record, 4:09.42, Leer, 2006).
5,000-meter run: Fred Joslyn, Cortland St., 14:31.29.
55-meter high hurdles: Kenddrick Gibbons, Lincoln (Pa.), 7.37.
1,600-meter relay: Wis.-La Crosse, (David Kolbe, John Doble, Jeremy Deterville, Tony Marcinek), 3:16.46.
Distance medley relay: Wis.-Oshkosh (Andrew McGuire, AJ Hollanquest, Nate Boehlke, William Kaul), 10:01.85.
High jump: Nick Stanisavljevic, Brockport St., 2.11 (6-11).
Pole vault: Kevin Clark, Elizabethtown, 5.22 (17-1½).
Long jump: Greg Tyson, Heidelberg, 7.39 (24-3).
Triple jump: Kamar James, Fisk, 14.88 (48-10).
Shot put: Bobby Riley, Wis.-La Crosse, 17.45 (57-3).
35-lb. weight throw: Brandon Houle, Wis.-Oshkosh, 19.50 (63-11 ¾).
(For complete individual results, see The NCAA News online at www.ncaa.org.)
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
55-meter dash: 1. Eddie Bynum, Salem St., 6.33; 2. Amaan Siddeeq, Cortland St., 6.34; 3. Nic Saluppo, Mount Union, 6.36; 4. Tony Williams, Montclair St., 6.39; 5. Willie Hordge, Buffalo St., 6.39; 6. Randy Anderson, Juniata, 6.46; 7. Segun Olopo, Ill. Wesleyan, 6.47.
400-meter dash: 1. Bobby Young, Lincoln (Pa.), 48.42; 2. Tony Marcinek, Wis.-La Crosse, 48.82; 3. Corey Wright, Lincoln (Pa.), 48.87; 4. Guy Dierikx, Central (Iowa), 48.95; 5. Jonathan Cunha, Wheaton (Mass.), 49.02; 6. Merzudin Ibric, Wheaton (Mass.), 49.18; 7. Josh Otto, Bethel (Minn.), 50.16; 8. Nick Ver Duin, Wis.-Stevens Point, 50.34.
800-meter run: 1. Jimmy O’Brien, Ohio Northern, 1:53.48; 2. Geoff Lambert, Wabash, 1:53.84; 3. Chris Beeler, Williams, 1:54.02; 4. Brian Sames, St. Thomas (Minn.), 1:54.67; 5. Drew Graybeal, Elizabethtown, 1:54.68; 6. Adam Pennington, North Central (Ill.), 1:55.12; 7. Sam Moorhead, Trinity (Conn.), 1:55.30; 8. Andrew Boldt, Wis.-La Crosse, 1:56.85.
Mile run: 1. Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer, 4:08.19 (meet record; old record, 4:09.42, Leer, 2006); 2. Brian Butzler, Wis.-Whitewater, 4:08.73; 3. Mike Flint, Coast Guard, 4:11.99; 4. Andy Cloke, Cortland St., 4:12.33; 5. Brian McConnell, Elmhurst, 4:12.88; 6. Kevin Kelleher, Keene St., 4:13.00; 7. Brian Kopnicki, TCNJ, 4:13.20; 8. Brian Harvey, Carnegie Mellon, 4:13.26.
5,000-meter run: 1. Fred Joslyn, Cortland St., 14:31.29; 2. Jon Phillips, New York U., 14:33.23; 3. Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer, 14:34.24; 4. Chris Erichsen, St. John’s (Minn.), 14:38.11; 5. Tyler Sigl, Wis.-Platteville, 14:38.36; 6. Hany Abdallah, New York U., 14:38.78; 7. William Kaul, Wis.-Oshkosh, 14:47.50; 8. Donald Letts, Haverford, 14:50.66.
55-meter high hurdles: 1. Kenddrick Gibbons, Lincoln (Pa.), 7.37; 2. Mario Hicks, Buffalo St., 7.49; 3. Jermaine Morris, Lincoln (Pa.), 7.50; 4. Beresford Brown, Moravian, 7.57; 5. Justin Rush, Otterbein, 7.57; 6. Greg Bolton Jr., Chris. Newport, 7.58; 7. Jon Schellin, Wis.-Whitewater, 7.59; 8. Adam Baumann, Wis.-Stevens Point, 7.71.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Wis.-La Crosse, (David Kolbe, John Doble, Jeremy Deterville, Tony Marcinek), 3:16.46; 2. Lincoln (Pa.), 3:16.49; 3. Wis.-Stevens Point, 3:16.87; 4. Neb. Wesleyan, 3:18.19; 5. Monmouth (Ill.), 3:18.53; 6. Wis.-Oshkosh, 3:19.67; 7. Williams, 3:19.95; 8. Luther, 3:20.26.
Distance medley relay: 1. Wis.-Oshkosh (Andrew McGuire, AJ Hollanquest, Nate Boehlke, William Kaul), 10:01.85; 2. Wis.-La Crosse, 10:02.96; 3. Mount Union, 10:03.44; 4. Loras, 10:05.89; 5. New York U., 10:05.93; 6. Wartburg, 10:06.66; 7. TCNJ, 10:06.96; 8. Williams, 10:07.46.
High jump: 1. Nick Stanisavljevic, Brockport St., 2.11 (6-11); 2. Jamal Whitted, Lincoln (Pa.), 2.08 (6-9 3/4); 3. Al Winsley, Mississippi Col., 2.08 (6-9 3/4); 4. Joe Goodspeed, Geneseo St., 2.05 (6-8 3/4); 5. Mitch Ellis, Wis.-Stevens Point, 2.05 (6-8 3/4); 6. Cody Stelzer, Whitworth, 2.05 (6-8 3/4); 7. Ted McMillan, Augustana (Ill.), 2.05 (6-8 3/4); 8. Zach Shew, McMurry, 2.02 (6-7 1/2).
Pole vault: 1. Kevin Clark, Elizabethtown, 5.22 (17-1 1/2); 2. Matt Novak, Wis.-La Crosse, 5.12 (16-9 1/2); 3. Kyle Calvert, Loras, 5.02 (16-5 1/2); 4. (tie) Peter Sprecher, Monmouth (Ill.), and Zach Johnson, Wis.-Oshkosh, 4.92 (16-1 3/4); 6. Jonny Henkins, Monmouth (Ill.), 4.92 (16-1 3/4); 7. Tony Fontanini, Wis.-Platteville, 4.77 (15-7 3/4); 8. Matt Schroeder, St. Thomas (Minn.), 4.77 (15-7 3/4).
Long jump: 1. Greg Tyson, Heidelberg, 7.39 (24-3); 2. Fred Jones, Tufts, 7.31 (23-11 3/4); 3. Jared Randle, Lincoln (Pa.), 7.31 (23-11 3/4); 4. Kamar James, Fisk, 7.28 (23-10 3/4); 5. Geoff Kaiser, Loras, 7.11 (23-4); 6. Ryan Robertson, Ohio Northern, 7.10 (23-3 1/2); 7. Dan Herms, Wis.-Whitewater, 7.09 (23-3 1/4); 8. Jed Droge, Neb. Wesleyan, 6.99 (22-11 1/4).
Triple jump: 1. Kamar James, Fisk, 14.88 (48-10); 2. Fred Jones, Tufts, 14.84 (48-8 1/4); 3. Nick Stanisavljevic, Brockport St., 14.79 (48-6 1/4); 4. Aaron Hunter, Lincoln (Pa.), 14.51 (47-7 1/4); 5. Brandon Mirach, Williams, 14.51 (47-7 1/4); 6. Jesse Dengsavang, Wis.-La Crosse, 14.31 (46-11 1/2); 7. Ryan Holmes, Lynchburg, 14.19 (46-6 3/4); 8. Alex Stuart, Monmouth (Ill.), 14.11 (46-3 1/2).
Shot put: 1. Bobby Riley, Wis.-La Crosse, 17.45 (57-3); 2. Brandon Houle, Wis.-Oshkosh, 16.92 (55-6 1/4); 3. Josh Dupuis, Brockport St., 16.84 (55-3); 4. Jeff Rebholz, Monmouth (Ill.), 16.47 (54-0 1/2); 5. Dan Hytinen, Wis.-Whitewater, 16.21 (53-2 1/4); 6. Nathan Turner, East. Mennonite, 16.06 (52-8 1/4); 7. Aaron Braxton, Rowan, 16.02 (52-6 3/4); 8. Daniel Gund, Mount Union, 15.71 (51-6 1/2).
35-lb. weight throw: 1. Brandon Houle, Wis.-Oshkosh, 19.50 (63-11 3/4); 2. Jake Basher, Brockport St., 19.09 (62-7 3/4); 3. Jacob Gabrilska, Wis.-Oshkosh, 18.52 (60-9 1/4); 4. Andy Klaers, Gust. Adolphus, 17.88 (58-8); 5. Mike Burgstrom, Rochester, 17.86 (58-7 1/4); 6. Zach Wilson, Monmouth (Ill.) 17.67 (57-11 3/4); 7. Ryan Kawski, Wis.-Stout, 17.60 (57-9); 8. Noah Gauthier, Bates, 17.45 (57-3).
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