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2006 NCAA Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championships Tournament Records DIVISION III MEN’S Outdoor Track and Field DIVISION III MEN’S 2006 TEAM STANDINGS 1 1 1. Wis.-La Crosse........................74 /2 Calvin ....................................15 /2 36. Loras ........................................6 Thiel.........................................4 2. Lincoln (Pa.) ............................54 20. Elizabethtown .........................13 Nazareth..................................6 55. Hamline ...................................3 3. Wis.-Whitewater .....................46 Wartburg .................................6 George Fox ............................13 Mississippi Col. ........................3 4. McMurry ................................34 Washington-St. Louis .................6 Williams.................................34 Tufts .......................................13 Wis.-Platteville...........................6 Ohio Northern ..........................3 23. Monmouth (Ill.)........................12 St. Lawrence .............................3 6. Widener.................................30 New Jersey City......................12 41. Central (Iowa)...........................5 Wis.-Stout.................................3 7. Redlands ................................26 25. Claremont-M-S ........................11 Coast Guard.............................5 Wis.-Superior............................3 8. Richard Stockton .....................25 Colby.......................................5 1 9. Neb. Wesleyan ......................22 /2 Heidelberg .............................11 Greenville.................................5 61. Allegheny .................................2 10. Howard Payne........................20 North Central (Ill.) ...................11 Mass.-Dartmouth .......................5 Bridgewater (Va.)......................2 Willamette..............................20 28. Anderson (Ind.) .......................10 Millikin .....................................5 St. John’s (Minn.).......................2 Wis.-Oshkosh .........................20 Ramapo .................................10 Muskingum ...............................5 Wabash...................................2 1 1 2 13. Mount Union...........................19 /2 30. Haverford .................................9 Plattsburgh St. ..........................5 65. Wilmington (Ohio) ....................1 / 14. Middlebury.............................19 McDaniel..................................9 Wis.-Stevens Point .....................5 66. Chicago ...................................1 15. MIT ........................................18 32. Colorado Col. .........................8 50. DeSales....................................4 Dickinson..................................1 TCNJ......................................18 Westfield St. ............................8 Hope .......................................4 Gust. Adolphus .........................1 17. Pomona-Pitzer .........................16 34. Cortland St. .............................7 Rochester Inst. ..........................4 Rensselaer ................................1 1 18. Augustana (Ill.)........................15 /2 St. Thomas (Minn.) ....................7 St. Olaf ....................................4 Rowan .....................................1 3 2006 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Crosby Freeman, Pomona-Pitzer, 30:31.84; 4. William 7.23 (23-8 /4); 6. Ryan Robertson, Ohio Northern, 7.21 Kaul, Wis.-Oshkosh, 30:46.29; 5. Fred Josyln, Cortland (23-8); 7. Brandon Copeland, Bridgewater (Va.), 7.13w 100-meter dash (wind aided): 1. Greg Nixon, 3 St., 30:49.43; 6. Tim Finnegan, Calvin, 30:55.31; 7. (23-4 /4); 8. Brandon Mirach, Williams, 7.11w (23-4). Howard Payne, 10.43; 2. Marcus Walgrave, Wis.-La Nicholas Boehlke, Wis.-Oshkosh, 31:02.16; 8. Matt Triple jump (w indicates wind aided): 1. Fred Crosse, 10.43; 3. Ronald Hussey, New Jersey City, Liebal, Dickinson, 31:17.70. 10.49; 4. Dean Thornton, Muskingum, 10.56; 5. Jones, Tufts, 15.11w (49-7); 2. Nathan Adkins, Redlands, Hanneus Ollison, McMurry, 10.63; 6. Bert Green, 110-meter high hurdles (wind aided): 1. Marcus 14.96w (49-1); 3. Albert Greene, Monmouth (Ill.), 1 McMurry, 10.64; 7. Nic Saluppo, Mount Union, 10.64; Walgrave, Wis.-La Crosse, 13.98; 2. John Fudge, Lincoln 14.89w (48-10 /4); 4. Brandon Mirach, Williams, 1 8. Kemar Brown, Rensselaer, 10.76. (Pa.), 14.07; 3. Paul Klemic, Richard Stockton, 14.18; 4. 14.79w (48-6 /4); 5. Broderick Maybank, McDaniel, Jonathan Garcia, Mass.-Dartmouth, 14.20; 5. Dorran 1 3 200-meter dash (wind aided): 1. Greg Nixon, 14.71w (48-3 /4); 6. Dan Marcy, Tufts, 14.57w (47-9 /4); Coley, Thiel, 14.32; 6. David Skiba, Washington-St. Howard Payne, 21.05; 2. Hanneus Ollison, McMurry, 7. Alex Stuart, Monmouth (Ill.), 14.55w (47-9); 8. Tynez Louis, 14.33; 7. Rashawn White, Anderson (Ind.), 14.35; 1 21.32; 3. Bobby Young, Lincoln (Pa.), 21.33; 4. Nate Wilson, Cortland St., 14.54w (47-8 /2). 8. Tanner Miest, Gust. Adolphus, 14.59. 1 Olson, Wis.-La Crosse, 21.36; 5. Bert Green, McMurry, Shot put: 1. Uzoma Orji, MIT, 18.35 (60-2 /2); 2. Nate 1 21.47; 6. Andrew Arons, Williams, 21.59; 7. Michael 400-meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Jeff Jasmin, Meckes, Calvin, 17.61 (57-9 /2); 3. Brandon Houle, Wis.- Queensland, Wis.-La Crosse, 21.61; 8. John Mikalik, Lincoln (Pa.), 51.25; 2. Kevin Bright, Middlebury, 51.95; Oshkosh, 17.55 (57-7); 4. Dwayne Lockridge, Anderson McMurry, 21.89. 3. P.J. Theisen, St. Thomas (Minn.), 52.25; 4. Ted (Ind.), 17.45 (57-3); 5. Peter Cathcart, St. Olaf, 16.97 McMillan, Augustana (Ill.), 52.48; 5. Brad Peterson, Wis.- 1 3 400-meter dash: 1. Bobby Young, Lincoln (Pa.), (55-8 /4); 6. Dan Austin, Williams, 16.63 (54-6 /4); 7. La Crosse, 52.50; 6. Cory Beebe, Heidelberg, 52.78; 7. 1 46.11; 2. Nate Olson, Wis.-La Crosse, 46.72; 3. Lance Justin Archer, Mount Union, 16.52 (54-2 /2); 8. Robert Derek Johnson, St. John’s (Minn.), 53.03; 8. Nolan 1 Wigfall, Lincoln (Pa.), 46.92; 4. Jeremy Deterville, Wis.- Godfrey, Rowan, 16.36 (53-8 /4). Hietpas, Wis.-La Crosse, 53.07. La Crosse, 47.53; 5. Louis Corominas, DeSales, 47.63; Discus throw: 1. Dan Austin, Williams, 59.45 (195-0); 6. Tony Marcinek, Wis.-La Crosse, 47.68; 7. Adam 400-meter relay: 1. Mount Union (Nic Saluppo, Pierre 2. Pete Ringquist, Wis.-Whitewater, 54.29 (178-1); 3. Pennington, North Central (Ill.), 47.71; 8. Ryan Martin, Garcon, James Cunningham, John Biacofsky), 40.30; 2. Dan Hytinen, Wis.-Whitewater, 53.99 (177-1); 4. Lance Claremont-M-S, 47.91. McMurry, 40.57; 3. New Jersey City, 40.77; 4. Brooks, Millikin, 53.87 (176-9); 5. Justin Rodhe, Mount 800-meter run: 1. Nick Symmonds, Willamette, Greenville, 41.07; 5. Lincoln (Pa.), 41.08; 6. Neb. Union, 52.10 (170-11); 6. Ryan Kawski, Wis.-Stout, Wesleyan, 41.18; 7. Central (Iowa), 41.28; 8. Wis.- 1:49.59; 2. Jeff Zodda, TCNJ, 1:49.91; 3. Nick Stenuf, 50.08 (164-4); 7. Marcus Matyas, Cortland St., 50.07 Whitewater, 41.33. Nazareth, 1:51.31; 4. Tyson Evensen, Elizabethtown, (164-3); 8. Derek Marks, St. Thomas (Minn.), 49.92 (163- 1:51.52; 5. Eric Keen, Wis.-Whitewater, 1:52.25; 6. 1,600-meter relay: 1. Lincoln (Pa.) (Bobby Young, Jeff 9). Matt Kramer, Wis.-Superior, 1:52.30; 7. Geoff Lambert, Jasmin, Randy Dawkins, Lance Wigfall), 3:08.55; 2. Hammer throw: 1. Ross Kapp, Wis.-Whitewater, Wabash, 1:52.76; 8. Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer, 1:52.82. Wis.-La Crosse, 3:10.11; 3. McMurry, 3:12.63; 4. Wis.- Stevens Point, 3:13.01; 5. Neb. Wesleyan, 3:13.36; 6. 60.65 (198-11); 2. Uzoma Orji, MIT, 60.46 (198-4); 3. 1,500-meter run: 1. Nick Symmonds, Willamette, Joe Busalacchi, Wis.-Whitewater, 58.83 (193-0); 4. 3:49.24; 2. Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer, 3:49.70; 3. Mike Central (Iowa), 3:13.47; 7. North Central (Ill.), 3:13.88; 8. Wartburg, 3:14.08. Jason Foster, Colby, 56.91 (186-8); 5. Brandon Houle, Davitian, Williams, 3:50.95; 4. Matt Deshane, Wis.-Oshkosh, 56.30 (184-8); 6. Dwayne Lockridge, 1 Plattsburgh St., 3:50.95; 5. Ryan Terlouw, Hope, High jump: 1. Todd Lowber, Ramapo, 2.15 (7-0 /2); 2. Anderson (Ind.), 56.12 (184-1); 7. Dan Austin, Williams, 1 3:51.72; 6. Aaron Dye, Neb. Wesleyan, 3:52.41; 7. Paul Klemic, Richard Stockton, 2.09 (6-10 /4); 3. Andy 54.69 (179-5); 8. Jacob Courrier, Hamline, 54.58 (179- Mike Flint, Coast Guard, 3:54.10; 8. Sam Dalke, Stoecken, Loras, 2.06 (6-9); 4. (tie) Ted McMillan, 1). Haverford, 3:55.00. Augustana (Ill.), and Mike Buist, Calvin, 2.06 (6-9); 6. Javelin throw: 1. Corey White, Redlands, 70.59 (231- 3,000-meter steeplechase: 1. Macharia Yuot, Chris Hickox, Mississippi Col., 2.06 (6-9); 7. (tie) Eric Widener, 9:03.88; 2. Grant Scott, Haverford, 9:04.77; Belancic, Mount Union, and Bruce Cotton, Wilmington 7); 2. David Bergeron, Westfield St., 63.40 (208-0); 3. 3 Joel Krebs, George Fox, 63.26 (207-6); 4. Khristoph 3. Nick Johnson, Augustana (Ill.), 9:06.29; 4. Tim (Ohio), 2.03 (6-7 /4). McKenna, Wartburg, 9:07.55; 5. Mike Herlihy, Wis.-La Becker, Middlebury, 61.81 (202-9); 5. Stephen Burns, Pole vault: 1. Matt Novak, Wis.-La Crosse, 5.16 (16- Rochester Inst., 61.29 (201-1); 6. Tom Crowley, Coast Crosse, 9:10.11; 6. Craig Dye, Neb. Wesleyan, 1 11); 2. Kevin Clark, Elizabethtown, 4.96 (16-3 /4); 3. (tie) Guard, 61.27 (201-0); 7. Vince Werner, Allegheny, 9:11.03; 7. Travis Bristow, Hamline, 9:11.15; 8. Teage Alex Tapplin, Wis.-La Crosse, and Derek Zulkoski, Neb. 1 60.37 (198-0); 8. Bronson Stelzer, Wis.-La Crosse, 59.55 O’Connor, Chicago, 9:11.27. Wesleyan, 4.86 (15-11 /4); 5. Jonny Henkins, Monmouth 1 (195-4). 5,000-meter run: 1. Macharia Yuot, Widener, (Ill.), 4.86 (15-11 /4); 6. Zach Johnson, Wis.-Oshkosh, 1 14:48.96; 2. Julian Boggs, Colorado Col., 14:51.26; 3. 4.86 (15-11 /4);
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