March 13, 2007 |
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St. Paul, Minn. - The eighth and final NSIC Indoor Track &
Field Release contains results from the NCAA National Meet, including National
Champion Sheena Devine (BSU) and Emily King (WSU). The NSIC All-American's are
also listed in this week's release.
NSIC ALL-AMERICANS
| Women's | Yr. | School | Event | Finish | Dist./Time |
| Sheena Devine | Jr. | Bemidji State | Shot Put | 1st place | 51’00.25” |
| Emily King | Sr. | Winona State | Weight Throw | 1st place | 61’7.00” |
| Bria Magnuson | Sr. | Winona State | Pole Vault | 3rd place | 12’8.75” |
| Brooke Wiedrich | Jr. | MSU Moorhead | Pole Vault | 5th place | 12’8.75” |
| Jennifer Hensel | So. | MSU Moorhead | Pole Vault | 6th place | 12’4.75” |
| Tanna Walford | Sr. | Wayne State | High Jump | 7th place | 5’8” |
| Men's | Yr. | School | Event | Finish | Dist./Time |
| Derik Brugger | Jr. | MSU Moorhead | Pole Vault | 2nd Place | 16’08” |
| Joe Remitz | Jr. | Bemidji State | Shot Put | 4th place | 57’4.75” |
| Jake Hamik | Jr. | Northern State | 60m Hurdles | 7th place | 8.178 |
March 10, 2007 |
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It’s
Devine! Bemidji State thrower earns National Championship
Fellow Beaver Remitz garners All-American honors
BOSTON, Mass. - Bemidji State University junior thrower Sheena Devine (Harris,
Minn.) completed a perfect indoor season with an NCAA Division II shot put championship
Saturday at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Complex in Boston, Mass. Teammate
Joe Remitz (Jr., North Branch, Minn.) earned fourth place in the men’s
shot put event garnering All-American Honors for the second consecutive season.
Devine entered the meet after winning the shot put in each of the eight events
in which she participated and was the top-rated participant heading into this
season’s championship. Saturday she backed up that ranking.
Despite surpassing her career-best toss of 49-09.75 on her second throw of the
event, she found herself in second place with just one attempt to go. With the
weight of her national championship hopes on her shoulders and the four-kilogram
shot put nuzzled between her check and right hand she heaved the implement 51-00.25
out distancing her nearest competitor by nearly six inches to claim the title.
Devine becomes the first individual track and field national champion at Bemidji
State since the school joined the NCAA Division II ranks and is one of just
a handful student-athletes in the history of BSU athletics to stand alone as
the best in the country.
On the men’s side of things, Remitz was also outstanding. In his second
consecutive trip of the Indoor National Championships, the junior bettered his
own school record by four inches when he stretched the tape to 57-04.25 on his
third attempted of the morning. That toss earned him fourth place in the event
and etched his name as an All-American in the for the second consecutive indoor
season and the third time in his college career. He also earned All-American
accolades last spring after he placed third at the 2006 NCAA Outdoor Track and
Field Championships.
Devine, Remitz and the rest of the BSU track and field teams return to action
April 7 when they travel to St. Paul, Minn. to compete in the Hamline Invitational--the
first event of the 2007 outdoor season. A complete list of participating athletes
and real time results can be viewed at:
http://www.ncaasports.com/track-and-field/recaps/indoor/d2/2007
March 9, 2007 |
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BOSTON,
Mass. -- Emily King came back from being nearly eliminated to captured the NCAA
Division II Indoor Track and Field National Championship in the 20-pound weight
throw. King, who finished second in last years' competition at the same Reggie
Lewis Center, came on like gangbusters in her final three throws and eventually
recorded a toss of 61-feet, 7-inches to win the competition by one-foot, three-and-a-half-inches.
The effort also tied Kings' own WSU record.
Bria Magnuson was the only other Warrior to compete in the nationals and she finished fifth in the pole vault. Magnuson reached a height of 12-feet, 6 1/2-inches, just a quarter inch off the WSU record. The winning height in the event was 13-feet, 7-inches.
King is the first WSU athlete to win a national championship in the weight
throw. (Read More)
February 27, 2007 |
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The NSIC Indoor Track & Field Release No.7 includes
award winners, final championship points as well as the accepted athlete list
for the 2007 Indoor Championships, which are set for March 9 & 10 at the Reggie
Lewis Center in Boston, Mass. February 24, 2007 |
NSIC ID T&F Championship Final Results Bemidji, Minn. -- The University of Mary women’s track and field team
won the 2007 Northern Sun Indoor Track and Field Championship. The Marauders
scored 166.5 team points to win the conference title by 58 points over Wayne
State. Mary's Head Coach Mike Thorson was named NSIC Women's
Coach of the Year. This is the first year U-Mary has competed in the NSIC. Coach of the Year Track Athlete of the Year Field Athlete of the Year Newcomers of the Year February 21, 2007 |
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February 19, 2007 |
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January 15, 2007 |
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University of Mary Wins 2007 NSIC Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship
2007 ID T&F Champions - University of Mary
(Photo Courtesy of Grant Gartland - BSU)
Men: Marlon Brink, Wayne State
Women: Mike Thorson, Mary (N.D.)
Men: Jake Hamik, Northern State
Women: Kylie Herian, Wayne State
Men: Joe Remitz, Bemidji State
Women: Jennifer Hensel, Minnesota State Moorhead
Men: Kawaskii Bacon, Concordia-St. Paul / Zac Preble, Bemidji State
Women: Cassie Blaser, Mary (N.D.)
NSIC Women's Indoor Track and Field Release No. 6
NSIC
Women’s Field Athlete of the Week:
University of Mary’s Destinee Keller, (Jr., Beulah, N.D.) won the triple
jump at the Bison Classic with NSIC leading 38 feet, 7 inches. She is the leader
in the triple jump in the NSIC and third in the long jump.
NSIC
Women’s Track Athlete of the Week:
Winona State’s Jessica Devine (Jr., La Crosse, Wis. / Logan HS) won the
55 hurdles at the UW-L Dual meet in a lifetime best, school record, and NCAA
provisional mark of 8.28 seconds.
NSIC Women's Indoor Track and Field Top Ten
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NSIC
Women’s Field Athlete of the Week:
MSU Moorhead’s Ashley Roemer (So., Maple Lake, Minn.) won the NSIC Pentathlon
held at the Barnett Center in Aberdeen, S.D. Roemer ended the event with a score
of 3,162 edging Jessica Devine (WSU) by 134 points. NSIC
Pentathlon Results
NSIC
Women’s Track Athlete of the Week:
University of Mary’s Cassie Blazer (Fr., Mandan, N.D.) was the 800 meter
champion at the Chadron State Open in a meet record time of 2:17.50. She also
ran on the second-place 4x400 meter relay team. Blazer’s time in the 800
meters will put her on top of the NSIC performance list. She is also the NSIC
leader in the 400 meter run and the 1,000 meter run.
NSIC Women's Indoor Track and Field Top Ten
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NSIC
Women’s Field Athlete of the Week:
Bemidji State’s Sheena Divine (Jr., Harris, Minn.) posted the best shot
put mark in the nation last weekend at the Northern State Open. Her distance
of 49-9 3/4 earned her first place in the event, stands as her personal best
and helped her to reclaim the top spot on the NCAA Division II Performance list.
The throw was 15 inches further than her pervious best this season and stretched
the tape nearly four feet further than anyone else in the NSIC in 2007.
NSIC
Women’s Track Athlete of the Week:
Wayne State’s Rachel Roebke (Jr., Seward, Neb.) - won the 60 meter hurdles
at the Mankato State Open in a season best time of 8.87 seconds. Her time improves
her provisional national qualifying mark to rank her 12th in NCAA DII rankings.NSIC Women's Indoor Track and Field Top Ten
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NSIC
Women’s Field Athlete of the Week:
Winona State’s Emily King (Sr., Cudahy, Wis.) won the weight throw at
the Whitewater Invitational in a NCAA II leading mark of 61’ 7”.
This leads the next best DII throw by over 3 feet.
NSIC
Women’s Track Athlete of the Week:
University of Mary’s Mishay Weber (Fr., Beulah, N.D.) won in the 200 Meter
at the Cobber Open in a time of 26.38. She placed second to teammate Kacie Sweep
in the 55 Meter with a time of 7.54.
NSIC Women's Indoor Track and Field Top Ten
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NSIC
Women’s Field Athlete of the Week:
MSU Moorhead’s Jennifer Hensel claimed three first place finishes at the
Super Eight Invitational in Bemidji, Minn. Hensel won the women’s pole
vault (12-1 1/2), 55 meters (7.51) and 200 meters (26.71).
NSIC
Women’s Track Athlete of the Week:
Northern State’s Paige Paulson (Fr., Clark, S.D.) ran an NSIC leading
59.81 in the 400 meters placing 2nd at the USD Graphic Edge Open. She later
added a 26.60 200 meters which was good for 4th place and ranks her 2nd in the
NSIC.
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NSIC
Women’s Field Athlete of the Week:
Wayne State’s Tanna Walford (Sr., York, Neb.) tied for 3rd in the high
jump with a mark of 5’ 7” at the UNL Holiday Inn Invitational with
20 teams participating. She currently leads the NSIC in the event and has a
provisional National Qualifying Mark. She is a 3-time NCAA Indoor National Meet
qualifier.
NSIC
Women’s Track Athlete of the Week:
University of Mary’s middle distance runner Hannah Moen (Jr., Galesburg,
N.D.) won the 800 Meter Run at the Bison Open in an NSIC-leading time of 2:19.36.
She also ran a leg on U-Mary’s third-place 4x400 meter relay team.NSIC Women's Indoor Track and Field Top Ten