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2021 Indoor Track & Field Meet Notes ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS T&F Contact: Devon Lucal • Email: [email protected] • C: 513-720-8488 • O: 509-720-0268 2021 INDOOR SCHEDULE 2021 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD MEET NOTES JANUARY 1/29 UW Indoor Preview (Seattle) HUSKY CLASSIC 1/30 UW Indoor Preview (Seattle) Friday-Saturday, February 26-27 FEBRUARY Seattle, Wash. 2/5 Arkansas Qualifier (Fayetteville) Dempsey Indoor 2/12 UW Invitational (Seattle) 2/13 UW Invitational (Seattle) LAST TIME OUT (Matador Qualifier) The Washington State University Track and Field program saw incredible success from the squad 2/19 Matador Qualifier (Lubbock) sent down south, led by Charisma Taylor. 2/25 Husky Classic (Seattle) Taylor anchored the Cougs during the meet, posting the best qualifying time in the 60-meter hurdles 2/26 Husky Classic (Seattle) at 8.27. Charisma then followed that up with a personal best, WSU all-time record, and Matador Qual- 2/27 Husky Classic (Seattle) ifier record time of 8.16 in the event as well. The previous best in the event in WSU women’s history was also by Taylor at 8.19. Charisma then finished up her day in the triple jump, posting yet another MARCH meet record with a mark of 44-feet 1 1/2 inches (13.45m), and winning the event in the process as well. 3/11 NCAA Indoor Championships (Fayetteville) The Washington men’s competitors did not disappoint either in Texas, beginning with the 60-meter hurdles where Sam Brixey notched yet another win in the event this indoor season with a time of 7.81 3/12 NCAA Indoor Championships (Fayetteville) overall. Just behind Brixey was Nick Johnson in second place with a time of 7.99 as well. The men’s squad was capped off on the day by Mitch Jacobson in the high jump, where he would finish second 3/13 NCAA Indoor Championships overall, recording a season-best mark of 6-feet 11 1/2 inches (2.12m). (Fayetteville) COUGARS RANKED NATIONALLY QUICK FACTS The Washington State men’s squad is currently ranked No. 37 overall in the nation in the latest Founded/Location: 1890/Pullman, Wash. USTFCCCA National Poll, and are second in the West Regional rankings, only behind number one Enrollment: 20,286 (Pullman only) nationally ranked Oregon. The women’s program sits at No. 51 overall this week as well, and are fourth Colors: Crimson and Gray in the West Region also. President: Kirk Schulz Faculty Athletic Rep.: Nancy Swanger Director of Athletics: Patrick Chun Triple Jump - Charisma Taylor - 44-feet 1 1/2 inches / 13.45m (8th) Deputy Director/SWA: Anne McCoy Conference: Pac-12 Mile - Colton Johnsen - 3:57.39 (10th) Mascot: Cougars 60m Hurdles - Sam Brixey - 7.80 (12th) 5000m - Colton Johnsen - 13:43.72 (12th) Facebook: wsucougartrack Twitter/Instagram: wsucougartf 3000m - Colton Johnsen - 7:56.14 (14th) Website: wsucougars.com Mile - Zach Stallings - 3:58.13 (15th) 60m Hurdles - Charisma Taylor - 8.18 (18th) Head Coach: Wayne Phipps (Sixth year) Alma Mater: British Columbia, 1991 High Jump - Mitch Jacobson - 6-feet 11 1/2 inches / 2.12m (28th) 60m Hurdles - Nick Johnson - 7.90 (30th) Home Venue: Mooberry Track 3000m - Zach Stallings - 8:02.26 (37th) MEN’S WOMEN’S USTFCCCA INDOOR USTFCCCA INDOOR COUGARS ENTERED AT HUSKY CLASSIC - FEB. 25-27 NATIONAL RANKINGS NATIONAL RANKINGS Feb. 22, 2021 Feb. 22, 2021 Women Rank School Points Rank School Points 60m: Elise Unruh-Thomas 1 OREGON 243.25 1 ARKANSAS 289.42 200m: Jasneet Nijjar, Ronna Iverson 2 LSU 170.17 2 TEXAS A&M 211.96 400m: Mackenzie Fletcher, Ronna Iverson, Elise Unruh-Thomas, Elena Willems 3 ARKANSAS 147.32 3 TEXAS 144.53 800m: Elena Willems 4 FLORIDA STATE 120.07 4 GEORGIA 143.40 60m Hurdles: Charisma Taylor, Mackenzie Fletcher, Jasneet Nijjar, 5 NORTH CAROLINA A&T 119.53 5 USC 142.02 Peyton Teevens 6 BYU 113.88 6 LSU 98.13 High Jump: Suzy Pace, Kaylee Sowle 7 TEXAS TECH 100.28 7 FLORIDA 92.26 Pole Vault: Emily Coombs, Tessa Watkins, Tayla Beavers 8 FLORIDA 92.33 8 BYU 77.95 Long Jump: Anna Rodgers, Jasneet Nijjar 9 GEORGIA 91.86 9 OREGON 74.52 Shot Put: Audrey Hughes, Lovely Tukuafu 10 OLE MISS 87.76 10 TEXAS TECH 70.57 11 TEXAS 75.20 Weight Throw: Sasha Korolenko, Amy Kraemer, Lovely Tukuafu 11 FLORIDA STATE 69.66 12 TENNESSEE 69.09 12 KENTUCKY 64.87 Pentathlon: Peyton Teevens 13 USC 62.84 13 ALABAMA 64.48 14 IOWA STATE 53.83 14 NC STATE 63.04 15 ALABAMA 52.79 15 BAYLOR 62.05 Men 16 TEXAS A&M 51.46 16 VIRGINIA TECH 56.00 60m: Blake Deringer, De’antae Choates 17 KENTUCKY 51.15 17 TENNESSEE 42.14 200m: Blake Deringer, De’antae Choates, Jared McAlvey 18 ND STATE 50.49 18 COLORADO 41.76 400m: Ethan Willems, Jared McAlvey 19 CINCINNATI 45.94 19 KANSAS STATE 41.18 800m: Pascal Kleyer 20 ARIZONA STATE 44.39 20 CLEMSON 39.25 Mile: Zach Stallings, Justin Janke, Pascal Kleyer, Cooper Cortinas 21 VIRGINIA TECH 43.66 21 OLE MISS 37.41 3000m: Colton Johnsen, Zach Stallings, Justin Janke, Jacob Nicholson, 22 OKLAHOMA 34.79 22 MICHIGAN STATE 37.05 Matthew Watkins, Zak Kindl, Kennan Schrag, Ethan Martin 23 TCU 34.05 23 MINNESOTA 36.71 60m Hurdles: Sam Brixey, Nick Johnson, Jared McAlvey, Adrian Thomas, 24 MIAMI (OHIO) 33.90 24 OKLAHOMA STATE 33.72 Seth Andres, Cody Teevens 25 KANSAS STATE 32.25 25 ARIZONA 30.22 37 Washington State 20.31 4000mDMR: Stallings, Willems, Janke, Johnsen, Kleyer 51 Washington State 10.23 High Jump: Mitch Jacobson, Daylon Hicks, Beau Sheeran Pole Vault: Jacob Englar Long Jump: Joseph Heitman Heptathlon: Seth Andres, Cody Teevens WEST REGION WEST REGION 2021 MEN 2021 WOMEN Feb 22, 2021 Feb 22, 2021 Rank Team Points Rank Team Points 1. Oregon 655.84 1. Oregon 480.52 2. Washington State 305.37 2. USC 383.25 3. USC 288.40 3. Washington 314.68 FOLLOW THE COUGS 4. Washington 245.02 4. Washington State 262.68 Get all the info, photos, and videos a true Coug Fan could want by following 5. Arizona State 229.75 5. Arizona State 224.53 the team on Facebook (facebook.com/wsucougartrack), 6. Arizona 206.08 6. Arizona 214.31 Twitter (@wsucougartf) and Instagram (wsucougartf). 7. Idaho 153.06 7. UNLV 170.17 8. California 116.61 8. California 156.90 9. Grand Canyon 95.08 9. UCLA 71.79 10. UCLA 88.55 10. Idaho 64.41 Wayne Phipps title and placed sixth at the NCAA Championships earning All-America honors. Director Cross Country/Track & Field (Sixth Year) Eager and intermediate hurdler CJ Allen earned second team All-America honors Phipps moved eight miles west from Moscow, Idaho at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. to Pullman July 1, 2014, to become the 15th coach to During the past three track and field seasons, Phipps and his staff have mentored take the reins of the Cougars men’s program and the student-athletes to school top-ten performances 24 times in the indoor season second coach for the combined men’s and women’s and 47 times in the outdoor season. program at WSU. In December of 2017 Phipps signed a contract to remain the coach through June 2023. Additionally, during Phipps’ tenure at WSU, there have been conference all-ac- All-America ademic honors awarded to WSU student-athletes 51 times in cross country, 88 honors. times in indoor track and 86 times in outdoor track. For the past four consecutive seasons, the WSU Phipps had been the University of Idaho’s Director and Track & Field/Cross Coun- men’s cross country team has received an at-large berth to the NCAA Cham- try from 2010 through 2014, and was a coach with the Vandals program for a total pionships and twice have finished higher than the USTFCCCA national ranking of 19 years. He served as co-head coach from 2000-09, after serving as an as- entering the title meet. The 2016 squad, ranked No. 18 nationally, placed 14th, the sistant coach from 1995-99. During that time, Phipps was honored 14 times as a highest finish by a WSU team in 32 years. In 2017, the No. 27 Cougars finished 24th conference coach of the year and led the Vandals to a record 16 total conference while in 2015 WSU was ranked No. 25 and finished 26th titles. From 2000, Phipps guided an Idaho track and field/cross country program that The 2015 squad was led by junior John Whelan and sophomore Michael Williams was highly successful at the conference level producing seven individual cross who had second and third-place finishes, respectively, at the West Region meet. country champions, 52 indoor track and field champions, and 117 outdoor cham- The WSU team, comprised mostly of freshmen recruited by Phipps, finished pions. The Vandals claimed 23 conference athletes of the year awards, broke 15 fourth in the highly-competitive West Region. The 2016 WSU men harriers took conference records, qualified for the NCAA Championships 79 times, earning 45 fifth place at the West Region meet with Williams, now a junior, and Whelan, NCAA All-American awards including two individual NCAA champions, nine indi- now a senior, taking 17th and 18th places, respectively, and the pair repeated vidual NCAA runner-ups, and six individual third-place finishes. During this time as All-Region honorees. Williams earned All-America honors with his 30th-place Idaho athletes set 30 indoor school records, 23 outdoor records, and at least one finish at the NCAA meet and became the first Cougar since Bernard Lagat and school record has fallen every year during Phipps’ tenure.
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