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02-20-2007, 09:39 AM
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Women - Ohio State Concludes Regular Season with Buckeye Invitational
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Ohio State Concludes Regular Season with Buckeye Invitational
Jatsek and Stringer lead field effort, Favours takes 60m title
 
Sophomore Ayrizanna Favours led the Buckeyes with a personal-best 7.43 in the 60-meter dash.
Feb. 18, 2007
Results
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio State women's track and field team played host to the Buckeye Invitational Saturday in French Field House. Sophomore Ayrizanna Favours clocked a personal-best time of 7.43 to win the 60-meter dash. Veronica Jatsek had season-best and winning marks in both throw events.
Favours' 60m mark rates fifth all-time at Ohio State and serves as a provisional qualifier for the 2007 NCAA Indoor Championships. Teammate Bever-Leigh Holloway finished second in 7.77. Later in the day, Holloway added the top time in the 60m hurdles at 8.9. Chandra Krempel clocked the best 400m mark of the day at 57.77 and took second (25.95) behind teammate Saryna Ferguson (25.55) in the 200m.
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02-21-2007, 09:16 AM
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Ohio State Women's Track and Field Takes Both Big Ten Athlete of the Week Awards
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Ohio State Women's Track and Field Takes Both Big Ten Athlete of the Week Awards
Favours claims second career conference award, Jatsek claims first
Sophomore Ayrizanna Favours claimed her first Big Ten athlete of the week award this season.
Feb. 20, 2007
Columbus, Ohio - Sophomore Ayrizanna Favours claimed her second career Big Ten track athlete of the week award and sophomore Veronica Jatsek claimed her first league field athlete of the week award Tuesday.
Favours takes home her second career Big Ten honor exactly one year after claiming her first Feb. 21, 2006. Favours led the Buckeyes on the track Saturday at the Buckeye Invitational with an NCAA provisional mark of 7.43 to win the 60-meter dash. Her time is the fifth best mark in Ohio State history and is the third different NCAA provisional mark for Favours this season. Favours also has provisional marks in the 400-meter dash (53.47) and she is also a member of school record-holding 4x400-meter relay (3:38.62).
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Congrats to Favours and Jatsek!
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02-21-2007, 09:19 AM
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Big Ten Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships Preview
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University of Illinois to host Big Ten Championships on Feb. 24-25.
Feb. 20, 2007
February 24-25 ? University of Illinois ? Urbana-Champaign, Ill. ? Armory Track
Big Ten women's track and field opens its postseason this weekend at the 2007 Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships at Armory Track on the University of Illinois campus. The field includes four teams ranked in the Trackwire Top 25, including No. 1 Michigan. Minnesota (No. 9), Penn State (T-13) and host Illinois (T-16) also represent the conference in the national rankings.
Illinois has finished second in the last two championships and looks to make the jump to the top behind the strong veteran leadership of athletes like Yvonne Mensah and LaNeisha Waller. Mensah was a three-time winner at the 2006 indoors, taking home gold in the 60-meter dash, long jump and triple jump while Waller took first in the 60-meter hurdles.
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2006 All-American Jessica Stringer leads Ohio State into Armory Track as a returning champion having won the high jump at least year's event. The 2006 All-Big Ten honoree will be joined by Veronica Jatsek (weight throw), Jenna Harris (400 meters) and Ayrizonna Favours (400 meters), who have each qualified provisionally for the NCAAs.
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02-22-2007, 08:57 AM
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Big Ten Men's Indoor Track and Field Championships Preview
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2007 Big Ten Men's Indoor Track and Field Championships Preview
Indiana to host Big Ten Championships, Feb. 24-25
Feb. 21, 2007
All 10 conference squads will converge upon the Harry Gladstein Fieldhouse on the Indiana University campus to vie for the title at the 2007 Big Ten Men's Indoor Track and Field Championships. Among the field are two teams ranked amongst the nation's elite in No. 2 Wisconsin and No. 11 Michigan, as well as countless individuals among the NCAA's top performers in their respective events.
Illinois has won 21 Big Ten championships in its history, but has not taken home the title since 1989. The Illini look to 2006 Freshman of the Year Dominique Worsley, last year's second-place finisher in the 60 and 200 meters, to help the team improve upon its third-place finish from last season.
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Ohio State will lean on its perennially strong throwing squad at this year's championships, led by Lenny Jatsek, the latest of four consecutive Buckeyes to have won the weight throw at the Big Ten meet. Jatsek, a 2006 All-American, is one of five returning first-team selections as Taylor Candella, Gerald Griffin, Joe Gourley and Jeff See won the Distance Medley Relay last year.
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02-22-2007, 09:00 AM
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02-25-2007, 03:37 PM
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Big10 Championship Standings After Day One
Big10 Championship team standings after Day One:
Men
1) Wisconsin - 35
2) Indiana - 31
3) Ohio State - 27
4) Michigan - 25
5) Purdue - 24
6) Minnesota - 22
7) Mich State - 15
8) Illinois - 12
9) Iowa - 4
10) Penn State - 0
Women
1) Minnesota - 59
2) Michigan - 36
3) Purdue - 35
4) Wisconsin - 24
5) Illinois - 21
6) Penn State - 20
7) Indiana - 18
8) Iowa - 13
9) Michigan State - 8
10) Ohio State - 0
Men's Individual Placers, Day One
3000 Meter Run - 6th - Chad Balyo - 8:18.23
Distance Medley Relay - 3rd - 9:50.08 (Taylor Candella, Gerald Griffin, Elon Simms, Jeff See)
Pole Vault - 6th - Kyle Burns - 4.95m (16' 02.75")
Weight Throw - 1st - Leonard Jatsek - 20.36m (66' 09.75")
Weight Throw - 4th - Dave Ebersole - 19.17m (62' 10.75")
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02-26-2007, 09:20 AM
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Wisconsin Wins Seventh Straight Men's Track & Field Championships Title - OSU, 4th
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Wisconsin Wins Seventh Straight Men's Track & Field Championships Title
Feb. 25, 2007
Championship Central | Final Results
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Led by gold medal performances from senior captains Demi Omole and Joe Detmer, the University of Wisconsin won its seventh straight Big Ten Men's Indoor Track & Field Championship on Sunday afternoon at Indiana's Gladstein Fieldhouse. Winners of 10 of the past 13 Indoor Championships, the Badgers racked up 120 points, distancing themselves by 27 from second-place Minnesota.
The title marked the 22 career conference crown for Wisconsin head coach Ed Nuttycombe, tying him with Illinois' Harry Gill (1904-29) as the winningest track and field mentor in Big Ten history. He is one title shy of former Indiana men's swimming coach James Counsilman's record (195-90) for all conference coaches.
Omole scored first in the 60m dash with a record-shattering run, while Detmer claimed the heptathlon title.
Minnesota repeated in second place in the overall team competition with 93 points. Michigan's silver and bronze medal efforts in the 5000m final put the Wolverines in third with 89, edging out fourth-place Ohio State's total of 84 points. Host Indiana (72) and Purdue (71.5) battled closely to round out the top six.
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Good showing by the Buckeyes. They were in second place through most of the 2nd day but Minnesota and scUM finished strong in the last 2-3 events of the day to overtake the Bucks.
Final Team Standings
1) Wisconsin - 120
2) Minnesota - 93
3) Michigan - 89
4) Ohio State - 84
5) Indiana - 72
6) Purdue - 71.50
7) Iowa - 46.50
8) Penn State - 46
9) Mich State - 43
10) Illinois - 36
Ohio State Individual Placers, Day Two
60m Dash - 2nd - Anthony Cole - 6.66 (Meet record)
200m Dash - 1st - Anthony Col - 21.18
400m Dash - 8th - Matt Comer - 48.13
600m Run - 4th - Elon Simms - 1:18.52
1 Mile Run - 1st - Jeff See - 4:04.16
5000m Run - 6th - Glenn Collins - 14:30.90
5000m Run - 8th - John Ealy - 14:33.35
4x400m Relay - 4th - 3:12.35 (Stephen Robinson, Elon Simms, Matt Comer, Brandon Woodard)
Shot Put - 4th - Patrick Whalen - 17.76m (58' 03.25")
Heptathalon - 2nd - Scott Hudepohl - 5338
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02-26-2007, 09:30 AM
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Minnesota Dominating in Capturing its first Women's Indoor Track & Field Championship
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Minnesota Dominating in Capturing its first Women's Indoor Track & Field Championship
Four new Big Ten records set on the weekend
Feb. 25, 2007
Championship Central | Results
CHAMPAIGN, (Ill) - The Minnesota Golden Gophers captured their first team crown at the 2007 Big Ten Women's Indoor Track & Field Championships at Illinois' Armory track on Sunday. The Gophers dominated the championships finishing with a 121.5-108.5 advantage over second place team and two-time defending champions, Michigan. In the end, four new conference records were set and nine Armory track records were re-written.
The Wolverines claimed the most individual titles with seven, however Minnesota filled enough spots on the podium to hold onto first place. With three titles to their name the Golden Gophers captured their first indoor track & field championships. Illinois was just two points behind the Wolverines, however the Illini settled for a third place finish with 107 points.
Penn State counted 92 points for fourth followed by Iowa with 75 points in fifth. Rounding out the standings were Wisconsin with 52.5, Ohio State with 47, Indiana with 42, Purdue with 41 and Michigan State with 15.5.
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Final Team Standings
1) Minnesota - 121.50
2) Michigan - 108.50
3) Illinois - 107
4) Penn State - 92
5) Iowa - 75
6) Wisconsin - 52.50
7) Ohio State - 47
8) Indiana - 42
9) Purdue - 41
10) Michigan State - 15.50
Ohio State Individual Placers, Day Two
Weight Throw - 2nd - Veronica Jatsek 20.87m (68' 5.75")
Triple Jump - 8th - Veronica Vance - 12.44m (40' 9.75")
High Jump - 5th - Jessie Stringer - 1.74m (5' 8.50")
400m Dash - 3rd - Ayrizanna Favours - 53.88
60m Dash - 1st - Jenna Harris - 7.35
600m Run - 7th - Chandra Krempel - 1:33.47
200m Dash - 3rd - Ayrizanna Favours - 24.00 200m Dash - 5th - Jenna Harris - 24.04
4x400m Relay - 3rd - 3:40.00 (Chandra Krempel, Ayrizanna Favours, Jenna Harris, Ashley Caldwell)
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