MARYVILLE, Mo.-The Missouri Southern State University Track and Field Teams posted 11 provisional qualifying marks and claimed four event wins at the 2020 Northwest Open on Saturday.
On the women's side, Kiara Smith won the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.71 to earn a provisional qualifying mark.
Last week's Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) Women's Track Athlete of the Week, Jasmine Deckard finished second in the 60-meter dash with a provisional qualifying time of 7.62. Deckard took second in the 200 meter dash with a provisional qualifying mark of 24.26. The mark is the third best in the MSSU record books as she holds seven of the school's top-ten marks.
Samantha Petry finished second in the pole vault with a provisional mark of 3.92 meters. Teammate Elena Bisotto finished in a tie for third while Megan Tramel finished in fifth, both posting provisional marks of 3.67 meters.
Jennifer Okeke won the triple jump by posting a provisional qualifying mark of 11.71 meter.
On the men's side, Ryan Riddle had a stellar mile race as he finished with a provisional time of 4:09.44. The time is the second best time in school history in the event, just over a tenth of a second off the school record time of 4:09.32 set back in 2010 by Brennan Benkert at the MIAA Championships.
Josh Norville's second jump of the day in the long jump went for 7.34 meters as he finished second with a provisional qualifying mark. His jump was the fifth best in school history as he owns four of the top five marks.
Brendan Watkins finished second in the triple jump and had a provisional mark of 14.58 meters.
Last week's MIAA Field Athlete of the Week, Dean Howard won the pole vault with a provisional qualifying mark and a meet record clearance of 5.15 meters. His mark is seventh best on the MSSU top ten performance list.
Complete results are listed below. The Lions will be back in action a little closer to home next Saturday (Feb. 1) when they travel to Pittsburg State University for the Wendy's/Pittsburg State Invitational.
60m hurdles - Women
1. Kiara Smith - 8.71
5. Claire Luallen - 8.91
6. Cornesia Calhoun-White - 8.93
7. Elizabeth Adeoye - 9:03
60m hurdles - Men
2. Desmond Hall - 8.27
27. Elliot Rule - 9.99
60m - Women
2. Jasmine Deckard - 7.62
7. Cornesia Calhoun-White - 7.78
22. Kassidy Owens - 8.053
23. Ojurere Shonekan - 8.082
60m - Men
15. Cameron Linville - 7.01
21. DeKendrick Washington - 7.067
23. Desmond Hall - 7.13
Mile - Men
2. Ryan Riddle - 4:09.44
6. Nathan Painter - 4:17.07
400m - Women
3. Elizabeth Adeoye - 57.56
6. Chardae Overstreet - 59.10
24. Ashlynn Vanatter - 1:02.66
400m - Men
3. Jon Johnson - 49.02
7. Brieon Randle - 49.398
600m - Women
4. LaNea Wallace - 1:28.16
17. Kelsey Evans - 1:32.17
800m - Women
6. Janna Hautala - 2:21.84
9. Mady Gepford - 2:22.65
800m - Men
5. Gabe McClain - 1:55.62
200m - Men
6. Brieon Randle - 22.08
29. Desmond Hall - 22.85
Long Jump - Men
2. Josh Norville - 7.34m
20. Jeremiah Wald - 6.39m
Long Jump - Women
3. Claire Luallen - 5.51m
10. Ojurere Shonekan - 5.22m
Pole Vault - Women
2. Samantha Petry - 3.82m
T3. Elena Bisotto - 3.67m
5. Megan Tramel - J3.67
7. Jordan Baker - J3.52m
9. Lauren Sutherland - 3.37m
Pole Vault - Men
1. Dean Howard - 5.15m
13. Bryan Candrl - 4.32m
17. Elliot Rule - J4.32m
200m - Women
2. Jasmine Deckard - 24.26
10. Kiara Smith - 25.74
13. Chardae Overstreet - 25.95
17. Cornesia Calhoun-White - 26.22
32. Kassidy Owens - 27.00
3,000m - Women
1. Kelie Henderson - 10.16.64
6. Julianna Determan - 10:59.48
9. Danielle Prince - 11:10.88
12. Gabrielle Hill - 11:19.68
Triple Jump - Men
2. Brendan Watkins - 14.58m
Triple Jump - Women
1. Jennifer Okeke - 11.71m
3,000m - Men
5. JP Rutledge - 8:37.99
6. Nickson Kiptoo - 8:38.66
10: Kevin Koester - 8:44.12
12. Jared Ozee - 8:44.82
21. Michael Shanahan - 9:00.27
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