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2004-05 Track & Field 2004-05 TRACK & FIELD CIS National Championships March 10-12, 2005 at U of Manitoba in Winnipeg Men Women 1 University of Sask 55 1 University of Sask 67 2 University of Windsor 45 2 University of Manitoba 48 3 University of Western Ontario 42 3 Dalhousie University 39 4 Universite de Sherbrooke 38 4 University of Windsor 38 5 University of Alberta 35 5 University of Calgary 31 6 Universite Laval 32 6 University of Guelph 30 7 University of Manitoba 29 7 University of Toronto 21 8 University of Regina 20 8 University of Alberta 20 9 University of Guelph 17 9 University of Lethbridge 17 10 York University 16 9 Universite de Sherbrooke 17 11 University of Lethbridge 14 11 York University 16 12 Queen’s University 8 12 Universite de Montreal 9 12 University of Waterloo 8 13 St. Francis Xavier University 7 14 McGill University 7 14 Univ de Quebec a Montreal 6 15 University of Toronto 5 15 University of Western Ontario 5 16 Dalhousie University 1 16 University of Victoria 3 Event Medalists Event 23 Men 3000m (with athlete, school, final time/score and points) 1 Hunter, Kristjan U of Manitoba 8:20.21 7 Day 1 – Thursday 2 Arnald, Scott U of Waterloo 8:23.05 5 Event 16 Women Weight Throw 3 Walker, Brian U of Manitoba 8:25.26 4 1 Forbes, Kate U of Lethbridge 19.66m# 7 Event 15 Women Shot Put 2 Reid, Megan U of Saskatchewa 18.74m 5 1 Forbes, Kate U of Lethbridge 14.73m 7 3 Way, Jenilee U of Alberta 17.29m 4 2 Reid, Megan U of Saskatchewa 13.99m 5 3 These, Melissa U of Alberta 13.77m 4 Day 2 – Friday Event 2 Women 300m Event 33 Men Weight Throw 1 Power, Adrienne Dalhousie U 39.13 37.35# 1 Steacy, Jim U of Lethbridge 21.59m# 2 Cloutier-Leblanc, Martin U Montreal 39.35 38.61 2 Kindrachuk, Mark U of Saskatchewa 17.99m 3 Serby, Karlyn U of Saskatchewan 39.07 38.91 3 Piercy, Jeff U of Saskatchewa 16.84m Event 19 Men 300m Event 13 Women Long Jump 1 Westman, Bob U of Western Ont 34.37 33.93 7 1 Adu-Gyumfi, Jocelyn U of Toronto 5.91m 7 2 Boussombo, Antoine U of Alberta 34.12 34.14 5 2 Park, Kelley U of Windsor 5.66m 5 3 Meite, Ibrahim U de Sherbrooke34.65 34.66 4 3 Lachapelle, Melanie U of Windsor 5.62m 4 Event 10 Women 4x800m Event 7 Women 60m Hurdles 1 University of Manitoba 8:53.06 1 Vinet, Andrea U of Sask 8.45 8.49 7 2 University of Calgary 8:57.50 2 Dugas, Marie-Eve U de Quebec a Mo 8.50 8.50 5 3 University of Sask 9:03.47 3 Park, Kelley U of Windsor 8.72 8.68 4 Event 27 Men 4x800m Event 24 Men 60m Hurdles 1 University of Sask 7:43.16 7 1 Gullacher, Aaron U of Regina 8.21 8.13 7 2 Université Laval 7:43.22 5 2 Judge, Andrew U of Western Ont 8.41 8.37 5 3 University of Manitoba 7:46.89 4 3 St-Jean, Wilson U de Sherbrooke 8.54 8.39 4 Event 28 Men High Jump Day 3 – Saturday 1 Baril-Kenney, Greg U of Guelph 2.13m 7 Event 14 Women Triple Jump 2 Vermue, Mitch U of Western Ont 2.10m 5 1 Zachariah, Neb U of Guelph 12.30m 7 3 Dillon, Mark U of Toronto 2.07m 4 2 Park, Kelley U of Windsor 12.00m 5 Event 12 Women Pole Vault 3 Boudreau, Alanna U of Western Ont 11.99m 4 1 Hendry, Kelsie U of Saskatchewa 4.22m# 7 Event 3 Women 600m 2 Vangool, Adrianne U of Saskatchewa 3.95m 5 1 Mosewich, Amber U of Sask 1:31.54 1:30.69 7 3 Kupper, Suzana U of Alberta 3.65m 3.50 2 McLaughlin, Paula York 1:33.36 1:30.80 5 3 Anderson, C Brynn U of Alberta 3.65m 3.50 3 Whalen, Lisa Manitoba 1:31.29 1:30.84 4 Event 4 Women 1000m Event 20 Men 600m 1 Whalen, Lisa U of Manitoba 2:48.44 7 1 Gill, David Laval 1:20.22 1:20.06 7 2 Trembath, Darolyn U of Manitoba 2:49.44 5 2 Roppelt, Brian Alberta 1:20.56 1:20.28 5 3 MacLean, Leanna Dalhousie U 2:51.86 4 3 Morency, JP Sherbrooke 1:21.18 1:20.61 4 Event 21 Men 1000m Event 18 Men 60m 1 Gill, David Université Laval 2:27.37 7 1 Wright, Neville U of Alberta 6.92 6.77 7 2 Scobie, Matt U of Saskatchewan 2:28.09 5 2 Garber, Anthony York University 6.86 6.81 5 3 Jerema, Sam U of Manitoba 2:28.37 4 3 Boussombo, Antoine U of Alberta 6.89 6.86 4 Event 30 Men Long Jump Event 31 Men Triple Jump 1 Ajdetey-Nelson, Jamie U of Windsor 7.32m 7 1 Nangle, Marlon York University 15.13m 7 2 Huber, Wade U of Regina 7.08m 5 2 McCannel, Bruce U of Regina 14.83m 5 3 Martin, Jon Queen's University 7.04m 4 3 Woods, Bill Queen's University 14.42m 4 Event 6 Women 3000m 1 Burn, Hilary Dalhousie U 9:52.94 7 2 Armstrong, Melissa U of Manitoba 9:53.60 5 3 MacLean, Erin St. FX U 9:56.31 4 Event 32 Men Shot Put 1 Steacy, Jim U of Lethbridge 16.21m 2 Jones, Brian U of Windsor 15.67m 3 Szpak, Pat U of Guelph 15.42m Event 11 Women High Jump 1 Matthews, Kristen York University 1.83m 7 2 Moody, Michelle U of Guelph 1.71m 5 3 Burch, Stefanie U of Windsor J1.71m 4 Event 8 Women 4x200m 1 Dalhousie University 1:41.66 1:39.27 7 2 University of Toronto 1:41.01 1:40.47 5 3 University of Calgary 1:40.79 1:40.60 4 Event 25 Men 4x200m 1 University of Alberta 1:27.84 1:26.81 7 2 University of Western Ontario 1:27.60 1:27.13 5 3 York University 1:29.33 1:28.79 4 Event 5 Women 1500m 1 Trembath, Darolyn U of Manitoba 4:27.52 7 2 MacLean, Leanna Dalhousie U 4:30.37 5 3 Sim, Heather U of Calgary 4:32.83 4 Event 22 Men 1500m 1 Gill, David Université Laval 3:53.72 7 2 Jerema, Sam U of Manitoba 3:54.06 5 3 Mauricio, Cristiano U of Windsor 3:54.37 4 Event 9 Women 4x400m 1 University of Sask 3:47.03 2 7 2 University of Calgary 3:47.47 2 5 3 York University 3:51.55 2 4 Event 26 Men 4x400m 1 University of Western Ontario 3:17.27 2 7 2 Universite de Sherbrooke 3:19.96 2 5 3 University of Windsor 3:20.27 1 4 Canada West Championships Feb. 25-26, 2005 at Regina Men Women 1 Sask 135 Calgary 135 2 Alberta 89 Sask 111.5 3 Regina 82 Manitoba 57 4 Manitoba 56 Alberta 47.5 5 Lethbridge 20 Lethbridge 27 6 Calgary 16 Regina 22 7 Victoria 12 Victoria 9 Canada West Individual Award Winners Rookie of the Year Female: Rachelle Nelson, Calgary Male: Graham Rinholm, Sask Track Athlete of the Year Female: Jessica Zelinka, Calgary Male: Sam Jerema, Manitoba Field Athlete of the Year Female: Kelsie Hendry, Sask Male: Jim Steacy, Lethbridge TSN Award Winner Female: Jackie Jones, Calgary Male: Antoine Boussombo, Alberta Coach of the Year Female: Les Gramantik, Calgary Male: Ivan Tam, Sask Event Medalists Women 60m (finish, athlete, birth yr, school, prelim, final time, pts earned) 1 Nicole Buchholz 82 U of Sask 7.75 7.59% 7 3 Karlyn Serby 81 U of Sask 7.71 7.68 4 2 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 7.81 7.62% 5 Women 300m 1 Amber Mosewich 84 U of Sask 40.22 39.78% 7 3 Sharon Drake 83 U of Manitoba 40.84 40.17 4 2 Karlyn Serby 81 U of Sask 40.40 40.02 5 Women 600m 3 Jackie Jones 83 U of Calgary 1:33.49 1:35.05 3 1 Amber Mosewich 84 U of Sask 1:32.61 1:33.97% 3 7 4 2 Veronique St Pierre 78 U of Calgary 1:33.27 1:34.24% 3 5 Women 800m Pent 1 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 2:24.34 2:19.02 3 Lauren Pryor 82 U of Lethbridge 2:30.26 2:25.80 2 Kendra Harper 83 U of Lethbridge 2:18.67 2:20.82 Women 1000m 1 Darolyn Trembath 82 U of Manitoba 2:50.38 2:51.21% 7 3 Shannon Slater 82 U of Calgary 2:57.64 2:52.82% 4 2 Lisa Whalen 82 U of Manitoba 2:52.53 2:52.57% 5 Women 1500m 1 Darolyn Trembath 82 U of Manitoba 4:34.06 4:35.96 7 3 Heather Sim 85 U of Calgary 4:39.91 4:40.08 4 2 Shannon Slater 82 U of Calgary 4:28.88 4:39.16 5 Women 3000m 3 Georgette Mink 80 U of Manitoba 10:09.58 10:13.91 1 Shannon Slater 82 U of Calgary 10:25.02 10:08.29 7 4 2 Melissa Armstrong 82 U of Manitoba 9:45.79 10:10.26 5 Women 60m Hurdles 1 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 8.70 8.44% 7 3 Krista Baker 84 U of Regina 8.90 8.88 4 2 Andrea Vinet 82 U of Sask 8.62 8.58% 5 Women 60mr Hurdles Pent 1 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 8.31 8.34 2 3 Karen Baerg 83 U of Calgary 9.54 9.47 2 2 Lindsay Tasche 82 U of Sask 9.23 9.15 2 Women 4x200m Relay 1 U of Sask 1:40.94 1:40.27% 10 3 U of Alberta 1:42.47 1:43.77 6 2 U of Calgary 1:43.39 1:42.31% 8 Women 4x400m Relay 1 U of Calgary 3:51.40 3:50.16% 10 3 U of Alberta 3:58.78 3:57.26 6 2 U of Sask 3:51.27 3:54.43% 8 Women 4x800m Relay 1 U of Calgary 9:03.80 9:04.36% 10 3 U of Victoria 9:24.28 9:12.65% 6 2 U of Sask 9:14.62 9:12.48% 8 Women High Jump 3 Rachelle Nelson 86 U of Calgary 1.65m 1.67m 1 Angie Collinge 83 U of Sask 1.70m 1.70m% 7 4 2 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 1.70m 1.67m 5 Women High Jump Pent 1 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 1.70m 1.72m 3 Amber Anseeuw 86 U of Manitoba 1.68m 1.57m 2 Kendra Harper 83 U of Lethbridge 1.60m Women Pole Vault 2 Adrianne Vangool 85 U of Sask 4.01m 3.85m% 1 Kelsie Hendry 82 U of Sask 4.38m 4.20m# 7 4.50 2 Suzana Kupper 84 U of Albert 4.05m 3.85m% 4.50 Women Long Jump 1 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 5.46m 5.83m% 7 3 Lindsay Tasche 82 U of Sask 5.44m 5.43m 4 2 Nicole McKell 84 U of Regina 5.67m 5.59m 5 Women Long Jump Pent 1 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 5.46m 5.76m 3 Amber Anseeuw 86 U of Manitoba 5.38m 5.21m 2 Lindsay Tasche 82 U of Sask 5.44m 5.23m Women Triple Jump 1 Tricia Palmer 82 U of Calgary 11.52m 11.72m 7 3 Ruth Ezirim 81 U of Manitoba 11.87m 11.59m 4 2 Sarah Hoyles 81 U of Alberta 11.80m 11.66m 5 Women Shot Put 1 Kate Forbes 82 U of Lethbridge 15.23m 13.76m% 7 3 Megan Reid 83 U of Sask 13.65m 13.42m% 4 2 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 13.01m 13.72m% 5 Women Shot Put Pent 1 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 13.01m 13.81m 3 Lauren Pryor 82 U of Lethbridge 9.49m 10.19m 2 Kendra Harper 83 U of Lethbridge 10.38m 11.13m Women Weight Throw 1 Kate Forbes 82 U of Lethbridge 19.61m 19.02m# 7 3 Jenilee Way 84 U of Alberta 17.91m 17.38m% 4 2 Megan Reid 83 U of Sask 19.11m 17.62m% 5 Women Indoor Pentathlon 1 Jessica Zelinka 81 U of Calgary 3978 4326# 10 3 Lindsay Tasche 82 U of Sask 3269 3316 6 2 Kendra Harper 83 U of Lethbridge 3432 3493% 8 Men 60m 1 Neville Wright 80 U of
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