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052213-Regionals.Pdf PAC-10 CONFERENCE PAC-12 CONFERENCE 1350 Treat Blvd., Suite 500, Walnut Creek, CA 94597 // PAC-12.COM // 925.932.4411 For Immediate Release // Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Pac-12 Contact // Natalia Ciccone ([email protected]) PAC-12 ATHLETES HEAD TO NCAA TRACK & FIELD WEST REGIONAL COMPETITION WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Pac-12 men’s and women’s track and !eld student-athletes will compete at the NCAA West Region Champions being hosted by the University of Texas in Austin, Texas, Thursday-Saturday, May 23-25. Qualifying teams advance to the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships which will be hosted by the University of Ore- gon in Eugene, Oregon, on June 5-8. The top 24 student-athletes per event per region (East and West) will compete for a spot at the NCAA Championships. Only the top 12 student-athletes per event per region advance to Eugene. In the relay events, only the top 24 relays per region advance to the preliminaries with 12 eventually advancing to the !nals. The NCAA East Region Championships is being hosted by the North Carolina A&T in Greensboro, N.C. Nearly 150 women and nearly 175 men representing Pac-12 schools will be competing for a spot at the NCAA Championships. For more information on the NCAA West Regional, visit http://www.texassports.com/sports/m-track/spec-rel/052013aab.html. ENTRIES... A complete list of men’s and women’s competitors representing Pac-12 institutions at the NCAA West Regional is on pages 4-5. For the complete list of participants at the NCAA West Regional in Austin, Texas, visit the NCAA’s official website at www.ncaa.com or click on the direct link here: http://www.ncaa.com/content/di-track-field-participants-and-results. MEET RESULTS AND LIVE STREAMING... Links for both live results, as well as live video streaming can be accessed through www.texassports.com or by clicking on the following link: http://www.texassports.com/sports/m-track/spec-rel/052013aab.html. HEPTATHLON/DECATHLON ENTRIES... The top 24 athletes in both the heptathlon and decathlon that have already quali!ed for the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Ore., have been announced. Below is the list of student-athletes that will be representing Pac-12 teams in both events. For the complete list of competitors, visit the NCAA’s of!cial website or click on the direct link above. Decathlon Heptathlon Dakotah Keys, SO, ORE Keia Pinnick, SR, ASU Dominic Giovannoni, SR, UCLA Tatum Souza, JR, UCLA Marcus Nilsson, JR, UCLA Jeremy Taiwo, SR, WASH SOCIAL MEDIA... Fans can also follow the NCAA Regional Championships via social media by following Pac-12 teams’ official twitter pages: @ArizonaTrack; @SunDevilTFXC; @Cal_Track; @cubuffstrack; @oregontf; @Beavers_Track; @suath- letics; @UCLATrack_Field; @USC_Athletics; @Utah_trackfield; @UW_Track; @wsucougars_com. The University of Texas, which is playing host to the meet, will also be tweeting at @TexasMTF and @TexasWTandF. The United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association will also have full live coverage on its official twitter handle at @USTFCCCA. - more - 2013 NCAA West Regional Page 2 THE RANKINGS... Here’s where the Pac-12 ranks in the USTFCCCA Top 25 as of May 20: MEN WOMEN 3. Oregon 3. Oregon 6. USC 6. Arizona 15. UCLA 9. Arizona State 18. California 13. UCLA 22. Arizona 12. Stanford 24. Colorado 19. Washington 21. USC Here is where the Pac-12 ranks as a league in the national index. MEN Points Top 25 WOMEN Points Top 25 1. SEC 1644.18 7 1. SEC 1535.17 6 2. Pac-12 1073.75 6 2. Pac-12 1314.08 7 3. Big Ten 817.99 4 3. Big 12 978.92 6 4. Big 12 740.37 5 4. ACC 467.92 2 5. ACC 579.18 2 5. Big Ten 444.18 1 PAC-12 ATHLETES OF THE WEEK... Below are this year’s men’s and women’s Pac-12 Track and Field Athletes of the Week: Men’s Track: April 10 - Stephen Sambu, ARIZ; April 17 - Tyler Stutzman, STAN; April 24 - Stephen Sambu, ARIZ; May 1 - Chris Derrick, STAN; May 8 - De’Anthony Thomas, ORE.. Women’s Track: April 10 - Alex Kosinski, ORE; Turquoise Thompson, UCLA; April 24 - Katie Flood, WASH; May 1 - Deborah Maier, CAL; May 8 - Becca Friday, ORE. Men’s Field: April 10 - Chris Benard, ASU; Alec Faldermeyer, UCLA; April 24 - Chris Benard, ASU; May 1 - Jake Baertlein, WSU; May 8 - Dakotah Keys, ORE. Women’s Field: April 10 - Brigetta Barrett, ARIZ; Brianna Bain, STAN; Alyssa Hasslen, ARIZ; May 1 - Marissa Minderler, USC; MAy 8 - Brianne Theisen, ORE. OREGON SWEEPS PAC-12 TITLES... For the !fth-consecutive year, OREGON swept the Pac-12 Men’s and Women’s Track & Field Championships which was held at Cromwell Field at Katherine B. Loker Stadium on the campus of USC. The men’s squad claimed its seventh-consecutive team title, while the women took home their !fth straight. Accounting for 29 of her team’s points, ARIZONA STATE’s Keia Pinnick was named the Women’s Athlete of the Meet, while USC’s Bryshon Nellum was the Men’s Athlete of the Meet, after scoring 23 points. Oregon’s six-straight men’s titles is the !rst time since USC won 15-consecutive Paci!c Coast Conference titles from 1936-55. The women’s four-straight crowns is the !rst time since UCLA won eight-straight from 1997-2004. Pinnick was the winner of the heptathlon title last weekend, then went on to place third in the 100-meter hurdles and fourth in the 400-meter hurdles, and helped the Sun Devils place second in the 4x400-meter relay. Nellum, who has battled injuries that nearly ended his career, won the 200 meter and 400 meter, then helped the Trojans pick up a pair of points in the 4x400 meter relay. Nellum won a silver medal as a member of the USA’s 4x400-meter team at the London Olympics. On the men’s side, OREGON was far ahead of the !eld with 149.5 points, while USC !nished in second place with 108 points. In third place was UCLA who scored 98.5 points and ARIZONA STATE was fourth with 94 points. WASHING- TON came in !fth place with 76 points, followed by COLORADO in sixth place with 70 points and ARIZONA in seventh place with 67 points. CALIFORNIA (66) was eighth, WASHINGTON STATE (45) was ninth and STANFORD (43) was 10th. On the women’s side, the Ducks scored 139 points to stay ahead of ARIZONA, who scored 123 points. ARIZONA STATE was third with 110.33 points, followed by UCLA with 87.33 points and STANFORD was !fth with 86.5 points. 2013 NCAA West Regional Page 3 USC placed sixth with 81 points, WASHINGTON was seventh with 55.33 points, WASHINGTON STATE was eighth with 42 points and CALIFORNIA had 41.5 point for ninth place. COLORADO (32), UTAH (14) and OREGON STATE (6) rounded out the team standings in 10th, 11th and 12th place. 2013 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM SCORES (hosted by the USC, Los Angeles, Calif.) Team Standings WOMEN MEN 1. Oregon 139 1. Oregon 149.50 2. Arizona 123 2. USC 108 3. Arizona State 110.33 3. UCLA 98.50 4. UCLA 87.33 4. Arizona State 94 5. Stanford 86.50 5. Washington 76 6. USC 81 6. Colorado 70 7. Washington 55.33 7. Arizona 67 8. Washington State 42 8. California 66 9. California 41.50 9. Washington State 45 10. Colorado 32 10. Stanford 43 11. Utah 14 12. Oregon State 6 2013 PAC-12 CHAMPIONS... MEN WOMEN 100m Beejay Lee, USC 10.07 100m Jenna Prandini, ORE 11.46 200m Bryshon Nellum, USC 20.23 200m English Gardner, ORE 22.62 400m Bryshon Nellum, USC 44.76 400m Phyllis Francis, ORE 51.57 800m Elijah Greer, ORE 1:49.48 800m Laura Roesler, ORE 2:06.51 1,500m Lawi Lalng, ARIZ 3:38.53 1,500m Shelby Houlihan, ASU 4:14.84 5,000m Nick Happe, ASU 14:05.20 5,000m Megan Goethals, WASH 16:08.86 10,000m Lawi Lalang, ARIZ 28:14.63 10,000m Jennifer Bergman, ARIZ 34:17.09 110mh Ray Stewart, CAL 13.43 100mh Kori Carter, STAN 12.76 400mh Reggie Wyatt, USC 49.17 400mh Kori Carter, STAN 54.21 3000sc Aric Van Halen, COLO 8:41.73 3000sc Emma Coburn, COLO 9:55.67 4x100 Arizona State 39.41 4x100 Oregon 43.81 4x400 Oregon 3:05.63 4x400 USC 3:32.39 HJ Edgar Rivera-Morales, ARIZ 2.23/7-3 3/4 HJ Brigetta Barrett, ARIZ 1.99m/6-6 1/4 PV PV Kristine Felix, WSU 4.07m/13-4 1/4 LJ Hammed Suleman, CAL 7.91/25-11 1/2 LJ Christabel Nettey, ASU 6.68m/21-11 TJ Kasen Covington, WASH 15.48/50-9 1/2 TJ Alitta Boyd, USC 13.27m/43-6 1/5 SP Jordan Clarke, ASU 19.35/63-6 SP Julie Labonte, ARIZ 17.38m/57-0 1/4 DT Julian Wruck, UCLA 65.41/214-7 DT Anna Jelmini, ASU 58.50m/191-11 HT Remy Conaster, USC 67.93/222-10 HT Chelsea Cassulo, WSU 68.00m/223-01 JT Sam Crouser, ORE 76.01/249-4 JT Brianna Bain, STAN 53.84m/176-8 Dec Dakotah Keys, ORE 8,001 Hep Keia Pinnick, ASU 5,801 2013 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS... The University of Oregon will host this year’s NCAA Championships, June 5-8 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
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