(Photo by Pittsburg State)
Kristin Anderson is the Jennies second national champion of the
2005 season after capturing the Women's
3000 Meter Steeplechase
on Saturday, May 28th, at the
NCAA-II Championship Meet
in Abilene, Texas. Anderson joins Denise Sandbothe as national
champion after Sandbothe won the Women's 60 Meter Hurdles at the Indoor
National Championships earlier this season. Overall, CMSU recorded
eight All-American finishes over the three days of the Outdoor
Championships. Becky Haug finished 6th in the
Discus on Thursday, Jennifer Drum and Robin Miller earned All-American
honors in the
Women's High Jump on Friday. Drum finished fourth with Miller
placing seventh. The Jennies also got another All-American on Friday
after Lori Pitz finished seventh in the
Heptathlon. In addition to Anderson's first-place finish on
Saturday,
Denise Sandbothe finished eighth in the Women's
Pole Vault
while Dan Raithel & Steven Edwards placed fourth and eighth in the Men's
Hammer Throw
CMSU Results &
Info
Jennies - 2005 MIAA Outdoor Women's Champions
The Jennies had a total of five first-place performances to go
along with strong finishes in several other events in scoring 199 points to
win the women's division by 46 points. Kristin Anderson won the 3000
Meter Run, 3000 Meter Steeplechase, and the 10,000 Meter Run, as well as
finishing second in the 5000 Meter Run. Lori Pitz (Heptathlon) and
Robin Miller (High Jump) were the other Jennies conference champions.
The team championship was the first ever for the Jennies in MIAA outdoor
competition.
The Mules fell a little short in their bid to repeat as men's outdoor
champions in what was a very tight race. Pittsburg (Kan.) State took
first place with 124 points, while Emporia State was second with 123 point,
followed by the Mules with 121. Missouri Southern was a close fourth
place with 119 points. CMSU had a pair of first-place performances
turned in by the 4x100 Meter Relay Team (Tim Stolarski, Bruce Williams, Eric
Moore, and Jason Shaw), and the 4x400 Meter Relay Team (Jason Shaw, Dannon
Abney, Bruce Williams, and Ryan Irvin).
CMSU Info / Final
Results
Kip Janvrin won the decathlon for a 15th time in the history of the
Drake Relays, and in the process
extended his world record for decathlon victories to 38...More
Info
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Kristin Anderson is honored as the Academic All-American of the Year by
ESPN The Magazine for Women's Track & Field/Cross Country...More
Info
Jarod Wall named Academic All-American
Kristin Anderson and
Jarod
Wall are named
Academic All-District.
Results
(2005 Indoor Championships)
Denise Sandbothe
National Champion
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles
(4th Place-Women's Pole Vault)
Denise Sandbothe was named the Female Indoor Athlete of the Year in the South
Central Region...More
Info
Other CMSU Place Winners NCAA-II Indoor Meet
Jennifer Drum (3rd Place-Women's High Jump)
Kristin Anderson (5th Place-Women's 5000 Meters)
Stephen Edwards (6th Place-Men's Weight Throw)
MIAA names Kirk Pedersen and Kip Janvrin "Women's Track & Field Coaches
of the year" for the outdoor season...More
Kip Janvrin (left) and Kirk Pedersen (right) are selected the MIAA Indoor
Track & Field Coaches of the Year
MIAA
Release
Mules and Jennies
2005 MIAA Indoor Champions
More Info
/ Final Results
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