Dembele at Mines Winter Classic Feb. 3-4
Tim Flynn - CSM Sports Info.

Track & Field Brandon Warr

Mountaineers shine at Mines Winter Classic

GOLDEN, Colo. Western Colorado had a school record fall for the second time this season, a total of 12 NCAA Division II Provisional Qualify Marks and had five athletes record top-10 all-time marks.
 
SCHOOL RECORD FALLS AGAIN
  • For the second time this season, Ali Aldrich broke a school record – which was already hers, by recording a provisional qualifying mark of 14.35m (47-feet, one-inch) in the women's shot put. That mark earned her first-place in the event. Her previous record was 14.19m (46-06.75). Aldrich also competed in the weight throw, where she came in second-place with a mark of 17.00m (55-09.25).
NCAA PROVISIONAL QUALIFYING MARKS
  • Malcom Wesley and Ismael Dembele were flying in the air in the men's long jump, resulting in both jumpers earning provisional qualifying marks. Wesley recorded a distance of 7.40m (24-03.50) – which is very close to his school record of 24-03.75 – and Dembele recorded a third all-time mark of 7.28m (23-10.75).  Dembele earned his second provisional qualifying mark and moved to ninth all-time in the triple jump, with a distance of 14.64m (48-00.50).
  • Eireann Donohoe jumped all the way up to second all-time and earned a provisional qualifying mark in the pentathlon, scoring 3,279 points. That point total earned her fourth-place in the event. Donohoe also came in first-place in the triple jump, traveling a distance of 11.99m (39-04.00).
  • The women's Distance Medley Relay team – Allison Beasley, Kaiya Firor, Leah Taylor, Katie Doucette   - was flying around the track on day one of the Mines Winter Classic, as they dusted their competition to a provisional qualifying time of 11:55.21. That first-place time is also good enough for fifth all-time.
  • The Men's DMR team – Ryan Outler, Bryce Kizewski, Ethan Coyhis, Tyler Nord - cruised to a first-place finish, crossing the finish line in a provisional qualifying time of 9:45.07 (converted from 10:08.47).
  • Emma Kjellsen and Lauren Willson both earned provisional qualifying marks in the women's 800m, Kjellsen coming in second-place (2:13.43, converted from 2:16.62) and Willson crossing the finish line in third-place (2:13.96, converted from 2:17.17).
  • The women's mile saw the Mountaineers take three of the top-four spots and each runner earn provisional qualifying marks. Doucette came in second-place in a time of 4:46.46 (converted from 4:58.20). Taylor was right behind her in third-place with a time of 4:48.86 (converted from 5:00.70) and recording a time of 4:49.34 (converted from 5:01.20) Beasley came in fourth-place.
TOP-10 ALL-TIME MARK
  • Cora Olson leaped all the way to seventh all-time in the women's long jump, with a distance of 5.61m (18-05.00). That distance earned her third-place.
TOP-THREE FINISHES
  • Ja'Warren Smith beat out his competition in the men's 60m dash, coming in first-place in a time of 6.91.
  • In the men's 60m hurdles, Jacob Stroup's time of 8.28 was good enough to earn him second place.
  • Jacob Hernandez earned a second-place finish in the men's 3,000m crossing the line with a time of 8:47.18.
  • In the men's one mile, Patrick Jirele came in second-place crossing the finish line in a time of 4:24.04.
  • Coming in third-place in the women's 60m, Jada Hynds posted a time of 7.82.
  • In the men's weight throw, Logan Butterfield finished in third-place with a mark of 17.40m (57-01.00).
  • Mohan time of 1:01.78 in the women's 400m earned her third-place.
  • Tim Ellis came in third-place in the men's pole vault, clearing a height of 4.77m (15-07.75).
  • Clearing a height of 1.67m (5-05.75), Sammie Bretz earned herself a third-place finish in the women's high jump.
  • In the women's 60m hurdles, Clara Tuti crossed the finish line in a time of 9.29, earning her third-place.
UP NEXT                                                                                                                        
Western will be back on the road next week, dividing their team up to compete in four different meets. The Mountaineers will compete in, the ASU Qualifier (Feb. 10-11), Mankato Meet (Feb. 10), Husky Classic (Feb.10 -11) and Don Kirby Invite (Feb. 10-11).
    
 
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Players Mentioned

Allison Beasley

Allison Beasley

Dist.
Sophomore
Sammie Bretz

Sammie Bretz

HJ
Junior
Logan Butterfield

Logan Butterfield

Throws
Junior
Eireann Donohoe

Eireann Donohoe

Jumps
Junior
Kaiya Firor

Kaiya Firor

Spr./Hurdles
Senior
Patrick Jirele

Patrick Jirele

Dist.
Redshirt Sophomore
Bryce Kizewski

Bryce Kizewski

Spr./ Mid-Dist.
Senior
Emma Kjellsen

Emma Kjellsen

Dist.
Redshirt Freshman
Ryan Outler

Ryan Outler

Dist.
Redshirt Junior
Leah Taylor

Leah Taylor

Dist.
Redshirt Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Allison Beasley

Allison Beasley

Sophomore
Dist.
Sammie Bretz

Sammie Bretz

Junior
HJ
Logan Butterfield

Logan Butterfield

Junior
Throws
Eireann Donohoe

Eireann Donohoe

Junior
Jumps
Kaiya Firor

Kaiya Firor

Senior
Spr./Hurdles
Patrick Jirele

Patrick Jirele

Redshirt Sophomore
Dist.
Bryce Kizewski

Bryce Kizewski

Senior
Spr./ Mid-Dist.
Emma Kjellsen

Emma Kjellsen

Redshirt Freshman
Dist.
Ryan Outler

Ryan Outler

Redshirt Junior
Dist.
Leah Taylor

Leah Taylor

Redshirt Sophomore
Dist.