NCAA Championships: D3 Results
Defending champion Terri Schwamb (Wisconsin-Oshkosh) dominated the field for her second straight women's title on Friday. Schwamb led the competition from start to finish. All six of her throws oudistanced runner up Liz Earley (Allegheny). Early also had an oustanding day and missed her personal best by just one centimeter.
In contrast, the men's competition featured a few lead changes. Mark O'Connell (St. Thomas) took the early lead in the first flight, but Trevor Matuszak (Defiance) led the competition heading into finals. On his last attempt, O'Connell improved by six feet to take the lead and eventually win the competition.
Men
1 Mark O'Connell, Sr, Univ of St. Thomas 191-0 (58.22m)
2 Trevor Matuszak, Sr, Defiance College 189-3 (57.68m)
3 Phil Prusinski, Jr, Wisconsin Oshkosh 182-0 (55.49m)
4 Al Oleson, Sr, Wisconsin Eau Claire 181-8 (55.39m)
5 Rich McNeil, So, Bates College 180-9 (55.09m)
6 Zach Wilson, Sr, Monmouth College (Il) 179-10 (54.81m)
7 Dom Gonzalez, Jr, Brockport S U N Y 177-11 (54.22m)
8 Ryan Jensen, Sr, Calvin College 177-0 (53.97m)
9 Chris Hunt, Sr, Coast Guard Academy 176-0 (53.65m)
Women
1 Terri Schwamb, Sr, Wisconsin Oshkosh 191-1 (58.25m)
2 Liz Earley, Sr, Allegheny College 182-6 (55.63m)
3 Jessica Bates, Sr, Wartburg College 180-10 (55.13m)
4 Julia Hopson, Jr, Fredonia S U N Y 178-4 (54.36m)
5 Rebecca Masephol, Sr, Wisconsin Oshkosh 174-11 (53.33m)
6 Aline Thomas, Sr, Mass Inst Technology 170-5 (51.95m)
7 Ellie Sitek, So, Wisconsin Oshkosh 169-11 (51.79m)
8 Liz Ulferts, So, Loras College 168-11 (51.50m)
9 Taylor Hacker, Jr, Pacific Lutheran 165-4 (50.41m)
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