Saturday, May 1, 2010
Univ. of Wisconsin-Superior Track & Field Facility [Directions]
Hosted by College of St. Scholastica

Meet Program | Performance List

FINAL RESULTS

[Photos]

DULUTH, Minn. – The College of St. Scholastica’s women’s track and field team won its sixth straight UMAC Championship on Saturday as the Saints cruised to 296 points. The University of Minnesota, Morris claimed the men’s championship as both meets were held on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Superior.

On the women’s side, Minnesota, Morris took second in the meet with 160 points. Northwestern College followed with 76 points, while North Central University rounded out the top four teams with 46 points. In men’s action, the Cougars from Minnesota, Morris barely edged their opponents from St. Scholastica by a 191-187 margin. With 117 points, Northwestern College took third place, while Martin Luther finished fourth with 64 points.

North Central’s Catherine Mead was named the Women’s Track Athlete of the Meet after winning the 3000 meter steeplechase event and placing second in both the 1500 and 5000 meter races. Minnesota-Morris’ Sara Erickson earned Women’s Field Athlete of the Meet accolades as she took first place in the shot put competition while taking second in the discus and hammer throws. Following his team’s overall victory, St. Scholastica head coach Kirk Nauman was named the UMAC Women’s Coach of the Year.

Northwestern’s Cody Crum took Men’s Track Athlete of the Year honors after going home with a host of medals, having anchoring the winning 4x100 meter relay team, winning the 200 meter dash, and taking second in the 400 meter dash and the 4x400 meter relay. Tom Lyscio, who was named the Men’s Field Athlete of the Meet in the UMAC Indoor Championship, took the podium as the top men’s field athlete in the outdoor competition after winning the shot put competition and taking third place in the discus throw. Lyscio also finished fourth in the hammer throw event. After Minnesota-Morris’ team victory, the Cougars’ head coach in Jeremy Karger-Gatzow was chosen as the UMAC Men’s Coach of the Year.

Field Events:
12:00 pm
Hammer Throw-Men
Shot Put-Women
Long jump-Men
High Jump-Women
Pole Vault-Women

1:30
Hammer Throw-Women
Shot Put-Men
Long Jump-Women
High Jump-Men
Pole Vault-Men

3:00
Discus Throw-Men
Javelin Throw-Women
Triple Jump-Men

4:30
Discus Throw-Women
Javelin Throw-Men
Triple Jump-Women

Running Events:
1-2 pm: Any preliminary heats that need to be run to be scheduled and announced in advance by the host school.
2:00 4x800 Relay-Women
2:15 4x800 Relay-Men
2:25 3000m Steeplechase-Women
2:45 3000m Steeplechase-Men
3:00 4x100m Relay-Women
3:10 4x100m Relay-Men
3:15 1500m Run-Women
3:25 1500m run-Men
3:40 100m Hurdles-Women
3:50 110m Hurdles-Men
4:00 400m Dash-Women
4:10 400m Dash-Men
4:25 100m Dash-Women
4:40 100m Dash-Men
4:55 800m Run-Women
5:05 800m Run-Men
5:15 400m Hurdles-Women
5:25 400m Hurdles-Men
5:35 200m Dash-Women
5:45 200m Dash-Men
5:55 5000m Run-Women
6:25 5000m Run-Men
6:50 4x400m Relay-Women
6:55 4x400m Relay-Men