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Northwest Conference Track & Field Championships Hosted by Pacific Northwest Conference Track & Field Championships 2021 Hosted by Pacific University Three-time defending Northwest Conference Champion George Fox University looks to make it four-in-a-row, coming in as the favorite to the 2021 NWC Championships hosted by Pacific University. George Fox won the 2019 title with 212 points, enjoying a 53-point advantage on runner-up Whitworth University. 19 points is all that separated third place from sixth and the 2021 championships are shaping up to be another tight battle in the team standings. The Bruins hold the top performer in nine of the 18 individual events, including three returning champions from the last NWC meet back in 2019. Pacific Lutheran University, Whit- worth, and Willamette University boast the top times in two 2019 Rewind individual events while Lewis & Clark College, Linfield College, and the University of Puget Sound have the top performer in Men’s Team Scores one event. George Fox 212 Headlining the returning champions is Whitworth’s Nicholas Whitworth 159 McGill. McGill already successfully defending his decathlon Pacific 90 title at the NWC Multi-Events Championships and will gun for Willamette 89 another title in the javelin, entering that competition with the Linfield 73 Pacific Lutheran 71 second-best throw in the league. Lewis & Clark 64 Puget Sound 61 2019 800-meter champion Jack Ammon from George Fox returns, owning the fastest times in both the 400 and 800 this season. Teammate Davis Mihelich, the 2019 400-meter Event Champions: champion, holds the second fastest 400 time in the NWC and 100: James Hoban, PU (10.69) the top 400-meter hurdle time. 200: Kenny May, GFU (21.63) 400: Davis Mihelich, GFU (48.52) Puget Sound’s Colin Monaghan looks to defend his title in the 10,000-meters. Monaghan owns the top time in the event 800: Jack Ammon, GFU (1:56.32) along with the third fastest 5K time. 1500: Michael Montague, WU (4:01.20) 5K: Keith Carlson, WU (15:11.85) GFU’s Cameron Seymour is the reigning champion in the long 10K: Colin Monaghan, UPS (31:32.06) jump. He enters the championships with the third best jump 110H: Matt Wells, UPS (14.85) in the league behind first-year teammates Drew Quach and 400H: Cade Reed, GFU (55.18) Ethan Kassebaum. 3K SC: Kyle Rapacz, PLU (9:17.82) 4x1: George Fox (41.58) Willamette’s Keaton Beckmann heads into the champion- 4x4: George Fox (3:21.13) ships with the top times in both the 100-meters and the HJ: Jacoby Wolfe, GFU (6-6.25) 200-meters. Pacific Lutheran’s Seth Bridge also holds the top PV: Nathanael Drotts, WW (15-0.25) efforts in two events, leading the NWC in both the shot put LJ: Cameron Seymour, GFU (23-2) and discus in addition to holding the second best mark in the TJ: AJ Johnson, UPS (44-4.75) hammer throw. SP: Josh Huffman, PU (48-9) DT: Josh Huffman, PU (145-6) MEET PREVIEW HT: Jacob Hubbard, WW (167-5) JT: Nicholas McGill, WW (205-7) Dec: Nicholas McGill, WW (6,524) 2021 NWC Track & Field Championships at Pacific University - May 13-14 - WWW.NWCSPORTS.COM 2 George Fox University enters the 2021 Northwest Conference Championships with a target on its back, looking to secure its fourth straight conference crown. The Bruins dominated the 2019 NWC Championships, scor- ing 230 points to outdistance runner-up Whitworth University by 93-points. Second through fourth was a dogfight with just MEET PREVIEW 15-points separating runner-up Whitworth from fourth place Pacific University. Pacific Lutheran University heads into the 2021 champion- ships in Forest Grove, Oregon with the top performances in seven events. Defending champ GFU has the top effort in six individual events while host Pacific holds the top performance in four events. University of Puget Sound and Linfield Univer- sity both have the top performance in one event. 2019 Rewind There are five returning champions from 2019, including Women’s Team Scores two from the host Boxers. 2019 triple jump champion Jenna Hoiland heads into Thursday with the top mark in the league George Fox 230 while hammer throw champion Brooke France holds the sec- Whitworth 137 ond best throw in the hammer and the top mark in the discus Pacific Lutheran 132 this season. Pacific 122 Linfield 72.5 PLU, third place finishers in 2019, return two event champions Willamette 69 in high jumper Lauren Wilson and javelin thrower Ava Nelson. Lewis & Clark 29 Wilson sits tied with GFU’s Karlie Stewart for the best jump in Puget Sound 27.5 the NWC this seson while Nelson heads into the championship meet with the second best toss in the javelin in 2021. Event Champions: George Fox’s Kennedy Taube is the program’s lone returning 100: Kennedy Taube, GFU (12.28) champion, having won the 100-meters back in 2019. Taube 200: Sarah King, GFU (24.45) currently holds the second best 100 in the NWC behind PLU’s Bailey Forsyth who holds the top times in both the 100 and 400: Sarah King, GFU (56.02) 200-meters. 800: Emery Bradlina, UPS (2:18.04) 1500: Courtney Beard, LIN (4:45.39) Pacific’s Eliza Irish holds the top 3,000-meter steeplechase 5K: Courtney Beard, LIN (18:10.04) time, over three seconds faster than the rest of the conference 10K: Serena Wallace, PU (37:38.60) while teammate Emily DeYoung holds the top mark in the shot 100H: Isabel Clark, WW (14.46) put. 400H: Isabel Clark, WW (1:04.61) Sarah Paquet of PLU owns the fastest times in both the 5K 3K SC: Marissa Mount, WW (10:51.77) and 10K and will be tested by Pacific’s Kara Putman who 4x1: George Fox (46.88) owns the second best time in both events. 4x4: George Fox (3:53.56) HJ: Lauren Wilson, PLU (5-5.25) NWC heavyweights George Fox hold the top performers in the PV: Olivia McDaniel, LIN (12-4) 400-meters, 1,500-meters, both the 100-meter and 400-me- ter hurdles, the long jump, and the high jump. LJ: Kelsey Hathaway, PLU (18-4.25) TJ: Jenna Hoiland, PU (38-6) Linfield’s Meg Angier is the prohibitive favorite in the pole SP: Karen Du, PU (42-2) vault, having the best vault in the conference by more than 15 DT: Hope Duenas, WU (147-6) inches. HT: Brooke France, PU (142-11) JT: Ava Nelson, PLU (146-5) Puget Sound’s Samantha Swartout owns the best mark in the javelin as she looks to unseat the reigning champion in PLU’s Hep: Annie Wright, GFU (4,953) Ava Nelson. 2021 NWC Track & Field Championships at Pacific University - May 13-14 - WWW.NWCSPORTS.COM 3 MEN’S EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER YEAR 100-Meters 10.65 Chris Boock, Linfield 2003 Ben Salisbury, George Fox 2003 Ryan Chaney, George Fox 1996 200-Meters 21.22 Ray Fabian, Whitworth 1973 400-Meters 47.81 Jake Mihelich, Linfield 2015 800-Meters 1:51.55 John Leier, Whitman 1974 SPORTSMANSHIP 1,500-Meters 3:49.34 Tim Williams, Linfield 1977 STATEMENT 3,000-M Steeple 9:01.55 Aaron Hollingshead, Willamette 2005 5,000-Meters 14:29.94 Kris Mueller, Linfield 1983 In accordance with 10,000-Meters 30:28.84 Kris Mueller, Linfield 1983 the NCAA Principle of 110-M Hurdles 14.41 Nolan Toso, Pacific Lutheran 1994 Sportsmanship and 400-M Hurdles 52.30 David Parker, George Fox 1997 Ethical Conduct, it is 4x100-M Relay 41.58 George Fox 2019 the responsibility of 4x400-M Relay 3:15.80 Linfield 1973 each member High Jump 6-10.75 Cody Stelzer, Whitworth 2008 institution to: Pole Vault 17-0 Curt Heywood, Linfield 1994 Long Jump 23-11.75 Randy Fike, Lewis & Clark 1973 “promote character Triple Jump 49-1.5 Tommy Stewart, Whitworth 1984 development of par- Shot Put 59-2 Carter Comito, Whitworth 2013 ticipants, to enhance Discus 195-3.25 Carter Comito, Whitworth 2013 the integrity of higher Javelin 234-6 Seth Nonnenmacher, GFU 2018 education and to pro- Hammer 193-4.25 Jason Thiel, Pacific Lutheran 1994 mote civility in soci- Decathlon 7,225 Karl Lerum, Pacific Lutheran 1997 ety, student-athletes, coaches, and all others associated with these athletics programs and WOMEN’S events should adhere EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER YEAR to such fundamental 100-Meters 11.88 Allanah Whitehall, Puget Sound 2016 values as respect, 200-Meters 24.45 Sarah King, George Fox 2019 fairness, civility, hon- 400-Meters 55.34 Kari Larson, Lewis & Clark 1989 esty, and responsibility. 800-Meters 2:11.53 Patty Ley, Pacific Lutheran 1992 These values should 1,500-Meters 4:26.87 Patty Ley, Pacific Lutheran 1992 be manifest not only in 3,000-M Steeple 10:25.87 Marissa Mount, Whitworth 2018 athletics participation 5,000-Meters 16:52.51 Dana Boyle, Puget Sound 1999 but also in the broad 10,000-Meters 35:54.37 Kayla Leland, Whitworth 2018 spectrum of activities 100-M Hurdles 14.27 Dallas Edge, Linfield 2014 affecting the athletics 400-M Hurdles 59.75 Amber Larson, Linfield 2001 program. 4x100-M Relay 46.88 George Fox 2019 4x400-M Relay 3:52.08 George Fox 2018 High Jump 5-7.25 Michelle Forbes, George Fox 2005 Pole Vault 13-9.75 Catherine Street, Linfield 2012 Long Jump 19-2.75 Kate Ross, Lewis & Clark 2006 Triple Jump 40-1.5 Kayla Brase, Whitworth 2017 Shot Put 47-10.5 Carrie Pietig, Willamette 1989 Discus 148-10 Mari Ruiz, Whitman 2000 Javelin 157-10 Kerry Wright, Whitworth 2015 Hammer 173-7 Dakota Kliamovich, Whitworth 2014 MEET RECORDS Heptathlon 4,959 Annie Wright, George Fox 2018 2021 NWC Track & Field Championships at Pacific University - May 13-14 - WWW.NWCSPORTS.COM 4 MEN’S ROSTER YR EVENTS HOMETOWN Kainoa Akau Fr.
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