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Wyoming Track Teams Finish MWC Outdoor Championships With 13 All-Conference Performers

Senior Hammond wins hammer, sophomore Billy wins 400-meter intermediate hurdles.

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<b>Senior Joe Hall placed second at the 2001 MWC Outdoor Championships in the 5000-meter run with a time of 14:38.43.</b><br>
Senior Joe Hall placed second at the 2001 MWC Outdoor Championships in the 5000-meter run with a time of 14:38.43.

 
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May 19, 2001

LARAMIE, Wyo. -

The University of Wyoming track and field teams concluded the 2001 outdoor season with a successful final day of competition Saturday in San Diego, Calif., at the Mountain West Conference Championships.

UW picked up two more individual conference titles giving the team four conference champions overall at the championships. Senior Jason Hammond won the hammer title with a toss of 214-2, giving him his second consecutive hammer title. Sophomore Seth Billy earned his first ever conference title by winning the 400-meter intermediate hurdles with a season best time of 51.31.

Overall the Cowboys placed fifth (90 points) out of six teams, just one point out of fourth. BYU won the men's title with 240 points. The Cowgirls battled their way to a fourth-place finish (70 points) out of eight schools. BYU's women also won the conference team title with 229.83 points. As a team Wyoming athletes earned 13 All-Conference honors for their performances.

"I was very pleased with the teams efforts today," said UW head coach Don Yentes. "We really had some people step it up and give great performances. The men's team probably scored 20-25 more points than we should have scored so I was extremely happy how they finished. The women really improved upon their finish from the indoor championships which was nice to see. The women had a very solid meet."

The Cowboys swept the first three places in the hammer with Hammond winning the event followed by senior Derek Woodske in second (197-8) and senior Jason Gervais in third (192-9). Senior Joe Hall had a solid outing for the Pokes as well placing second in the 5000-meter run with a time of 14:38.43. Hammond finished off his strong meet with a third-place finish in the shot put (58-8).

Cowgirl Sophomore Kima Wells broke her own school record in the 400-meter dash with a time of 54.64, which placed her third. Junior Julie Thomas placed second in the hammer with a throw of 182-11, sophomore Kim Demers placed third in the 400-meter low hurdles with a time of 1:00.27, junior Fiona Lindo-Jeffrey finished third in the 200-meter dash with a time of 24.39 and the Cowgirls' 4x400-meter relay team placed third with a time of 3:48.33.

Wyoming Results From the Final Day of the MWC Outdoor Track and Field Championships:

MEN

Final Team Standings 1. BYU 240 points 2. Air Force 182 3. CSU 171 4. New Mexico 91 5. Wyoming 90 6. Utah 24

400-Meter Dash 5. Karal Davis 48.36

1500-Meter Run 9. Cody Brown 3:58.42 10. Kyle Johnson 3:59.19 13. Nick Schabron 4:08.68

5000-Meter Run 2. Joe Hall 14:38.43

400-Meter Intermediate Hurdles 1. Seth Billy 51.31

4x100-Meter Relay 4. Wyoming 42.76

4x400-Meter Relay 4. Wyoming 3:21.44

Shot Put 3. Jason Hammond 58-8 4. Jason Gervais 54-11 1/4 6. Dan Williams 49-7 3/4 8. Derek Woodske 48-00

Hammer 1. Jason Hammond 214-02 2. Derek Woodske 197-8 3. Jason Gervais 192-09 7. Dan Williams 173-1

WOMEN

Final Team Standings 1. BYU 229.83 points 2. CSU 164.33 3. San Diego State 148 4. Wyoming 70 5. Utah 66.33 6. New Mexico 63 7. UNLV 61.50 8. Air Force 16

100-Meter Dash 4. Fiona Lindo-Jeffrey 12.02

200-Meter Dash 3. Fiona Lindo-Jeffrey 24.39

400-Meter Dash 3. Kima Wells 54.64 8. Misha Piper 58.53

1500-Meter Run 10. Jennifer Vessa 4:42.35

5000-Meter Run 15. Stephanie Hanks 18:28.53 22. Leslie Jackson 19:31.72

100-Meter Low Hurdles 4. Kelly Ann Charles 14.20

400-Meter Low Hurdles 3. Kim Demers 1:00.27

4x100-Meter Relay 4. Wyoming 46.75

4x400-Meter Relay 3. Wyoming 3:48.33

High Jump 13. Lisa Throener 5-1 1/4 16. Dakota Smith 5-1 1/4

Triple Jump 14. Melissa Laycock 34-7

Shot Put 6. Andrea Batt 43-8

Hammer 2. Julie Thomas 182-11 9. Andrea Batt 152-3


 

 

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