Results for the Weekend of 4/12/08
Cory Martin (Auburn) showed that not competing during the indoor season didn't hurt him at all. In his first meet of the season, he opened up with a big personal best of 73.07m (239-09) and easily outdistanced teammated Jake Dunkleberger. This weekend also saw Simon Wardhaugh (Boise State) return to form after a poor opener with a personal best on Friday. Overall, the men's action is heating up quickly. Already this season, 13 throwers have already surpassed 65 meters by my count. During the entire outdoor season last year, only 17 throwers did so. The women are also making things interesting. Among other performances Sarah Stevens (Arizona State) threw a new personal best and school record over the weekend.
Men
Name Year School Finals
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1 Cory Martin SR Auburn 73.07m 239-09
2 Jake Dunkleberger SR Auburn 68.70m 225-05
3 Simon Wardhaugh JR Boise State 68.34m 224-02
4 Matej Muza JR Virginia Tech 67.17m 220-04
5 Egor Agafonov SR Kansas 67.03m 219-11
6 Steffen Nerdal JR Memphis 66.67m 218-09
7 Rabun Fox JR LSU 65.81m 215-11
8 Jason Morris SR Missouri 65.18m 213-10
9 Chris Rohr JR Missouri 64.36m 211-02
10 Nate Rolfe JR Georgia 65.10m 213-07
11 Robert Klenk SR Ashland 64.28m 210-11
12 Boldi Kocsor JR UCLA 64.19m 210-07
Women
Name Year School Finals
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1 Sarah Stevens JR Arizona State 66.52m 218-03
2 Dorotea Habazin FR Virginia Tech 62.87m 206-03
3 Tai Battle SR Arizona State 62.64m 205-06
4 Ozie Okolie SO Texas Tech 62.36m 204-07
5 Jessica Pressley SR Arizona State 62.19m 204-00
6 Stevi Large JR Akron 61.36m 201-04
7 Nina Schvedoff SR UTEP 59.87m 196-05
8 Megan Howard SR Arizona 59.57m 195-05
9 Veronica Jatsek SR Ohio State 59.52m 195-03
10 Kristen Callan SR Virginia Tech 59.49m 195-02
11 Brittany Pryor JR Virginia Tech 58.06m 190-06
12 McKenzie Garberg SR Washington State 58.14m 190-09
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01:00, 13 April 2008
.. Posted by Anonymous
pretty low opener...maybe it was a heavier hammer like 18 or something...that would make more sense. this week was surely a 16
Wardhaugh
His earlier mark must have been either heavy or a typo. I know Nick Owens had an opener of 56.96m a few weeks ago. Apparently the mark was actually 66.96m but was copied onto the official results wrong.
re: Wardhaugh
His throw from a few weeks ago was in fact with an 18# hammer.
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