Indoor Track & Field Championships: Day One Recap
Feb. 28, 2009
2009 Horizon League Indoor Track & Field Championships -- Day 1 Team Scores (HTML)
2009 Horizon League Indoor Track & Field Championships -- Day 1 Results (HTML)
2009 Horizon League Indoor Track & Field Championships -- Day 1 Pentathlon Totals (PDF)
2009 Horizon League Indoor Track & Field Championships -- Day 2 Heat Sheets (HTML)
2009 Indoor Track & Field Championships page
2009 Indoor Track & Field Championships program (PDF)
NCAA Qualifying Standards (PDF)
DePauw University Indoor Tennis & Track Center
Purchase Horizon League Championship merchandise
GREENCASTLE, Ind. -- The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee sits atop the men's and women's standings after Day One of the 2009 Horizon League Indoor Track & Field Championships. The final day of action is set for Sunday at DePauw University.
On the men's side, Milwaukee (44 points) leads Youngstown State University (28), Butler University (25), the University of Detroit Mercy (20), the University of Illinois at Chicago (18), Loyola University Chicago (15) and Valparaiso University (4).
On the women's side, the Panthers (58 points) are being chased by Youngstown State (47), UIC (29), Valparaiso (18), Loyola (14), Detroit (10), Butler (8) and Wright State University (2).
Saturday's action featured three new Indoor Championship records. Butler senior Andy Baker, senior Tyler Kos, junior Joe MacDonald and junior Steve Lisgo turned in a 9:53.82 in the distance medley relay, while UIC senior Mike Savegnago recorded a mark of 4.90 meters in the pole vault and Valparaiso senior Laura Rolf posted a time of 16:53.16 in the 5,000 meter.
Other men's event champions included Youngstown State freshman Kiplangat Tisia in the 5,000 meter (14:24.21), Milwaukee freshman Jake Whitewater in the long jump (7.00 meters) and Youngstown State senior Joe Lahmon in the weight throw (18.73 meters).
Other women's event champions included Milwaukee's distance medley relay team (12:12.77), Milwaukee junior Erin Havener in the pole vault (3.55 meters), Youngstown State junior Alisha Anthony in the long jump (5.70 meters) and UIC junior Monique Bostert in the weight throw (17.26 meters).
Savegnago took two of four events in the heptathlon (60 meter and shot put), while UIC freshman Aimee Schuh claimed three of five competitions in the pentathlon (60-meter hurdles, 800 meter and long jump).
Sunday's competition is slated to begin at 9 a.m. ET.
DAY TWO SCHEDULE -- SUNDAY, MARCH 1
Facility opens @ 8 a.m.
Competition begins @ 9 a.m.
Men 60-meter Hurdles (Heptathlon)
Men Pole Vault (Heptathlon)
Men Triple Jump
Women Triple Jump
Men Shot Put
Women Shot Put
Women High Jump
Men High Jump
Men 1000 meter (Heptathlon)
Men 60 meter
Women 60 meter
Men 1 Mile
Women 1 Mile
Men 60-meter Hurdles
Women 60-meter Hurdles
Men 400 meter
Women 400 meter
Men 800 meter
Women 800 meter
Men 200 meter
Women 200 meter
Men 3000 meter
Women 3000 meter
Men 4 x 400 meter
Women 4 x 400 meter
AWARDS @ approximately 4:15 p.m.
