Friday, February 9
Seattle, Wash.
All Day
California State University at Northridge
at
Husky Classic
Photo by: John Fajardo
CSUN Track Begins Final Regular Season Indoor Meet At Washington
2/9/2018 7:53:00 PM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field
Day 1 Results
SEATTLE—The CSUN men's and women's track and field teams began their final weekend of the indoor regular season Friday at the University of Washington Husky Classic.
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Men's Recap
Mark Nicolas tied for first with David Boyd of Trinity Western in the first section of the pole vault. The duo both cleared 15-11 3/4, a new career best for Nicolas. The performance was the fourth best in CSUN school history.
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Daniel Swarbrick broke 60-feet for the first time in the weight throw. His toss of 60-0 1/2 is the sixth best in school history and earned him seventh place in the field of 31. Erick Loomis was eighth in the weight throw (59-8 1/4) while Christopher Brown (55-2) finished 13th.
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Logan Cantrell tied for seventh in section one of the pole vault (15-0) with three others. The second and final section will be conducted on Saturday afternoon. T'Jari Packard placed seventh in the 200m as he posted a time of :22.22.
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Women's Recap
Virginia Scardanzan tied for second in pole vault section one (with four others) as she cleared 11-7 1/4 in the event.
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Courtney Robinson finished fourth in the 200m in a time of :24.80. Sydney Mosley was 21st in the event as she ran :25.96.
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Jasmine Vasquez ran the seventh fastest 5000m time in school history when she went 17:58.44 during the race. She was 66th overall during the competition.
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The Husky Classic concludes Saturday. The running events begin at 9 a.m. while the field events are set for 9:30 a.m.
"Today was a very good start to what we hope to be our most productive weekend yet," said CSUN interim head coach Lawrence Johnson. "We have already seen a few top 10 school record performances. We will have to be very focused and direct in our approach to Saturday's competition."
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SEATTLE—The CSUN men's and women's track and field teams began their final weekend of the indoor regular season Friday at the University of Washington Husky Classic.
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Men's Recap
Mark Nicolas tied for first with David Boyd of Trinity Western in the first section of the pole vault. The duo both cleared 15-11 3/4, a new career best for Nicolas. The performance was the fourth best in CSUN school history.
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Daniel Swarbrick broke 60-feet for the first time in the weight throw. His toss of 60-0 1/2 is the sixth best in school history and earned him seventh place in the field of 31. Erick Loomis was eighth in the weight throw (59-8 1/4) while Christopher Brown (55-2) finished 13th.
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Logan Cantrell tied for seventh in section one of the pole vault (15-0) with three others. The second and final section will be conducted on Saturday afternoon. T'Jari Packard placed seventh in the 200m as he posted a time of :22.22.
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Women's Recap
Virginia Scardanzan tied for second in pole vault section one (with four others) as she cleared 11-7 1/4 in the event.
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Courtney Robinson finished fourth in the 200m in a time of :24.80. Sydney Mosley was 21st in the event as she ran :25.96.
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Jasmine Vasquez ran the seventh fastest 5000m time in school history when she went 17:58.44 during the race. She was 66th overall during the competition.
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The Husky Classic concludes Saturday. The running events begin at 9 a.m. while the field events are set for 9:30 a.m.
"Today was a very good start to what we hope to be our most productive weekend yet," said CSUN interim head coach Lawrence Johnson. "We have already seen a few top 10 school record performances. We will have to be very focused and direct in our approach to Saturday's competition."
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