OSU Track & Field Wraps Up Day One in Southern California

Thursday, April 19

Long Beach, CA

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Oregon State

Pacific Coast Intercollegiate

Photo by: Scobel Wiggins/Oregon State Athletics

OSU Track & Field Wraps Up Day One in Southern California

April 19, 2018 | Women's Track & Field

LOS ANGELES – Oregon State University track & field wrapped up the first day of competition at the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate hosted by Long Beach State and the Bryan Clay Invitational hosted by Azusa Pacific.

The Beavers recorded five all-time top-10 marks on the first day of competition.

Ann Wingeleth set the sixth-best mark in the long jump in school history finishing in sixth place in her flight. Saskia McNairy (18-6) and Claire Corbitt (17-6) also competed.

In the pole vault sophomore Tory Edwards improved her mark on the all-time list with an 11-foot 9.75-inch clear. Edwards sits at fourth all-time in the record books.

Sydney Guthrie-Baker took a second place finish in her flight of the shot put with a throw of 44-feet, 5.25-inches. Guthrie-Baker now sits 6th all-time in the OSU record books. Jessica Molina had the best throw of the day for Oregon State, 45-feet, 0.25-inches.

The Beavers saw another all-time placing in the 100-meter hurdles from Alba Villaronga. Villaronga took first place in her heat with a 14.53 and now holds the eighth-best time in school history.

The final etch in the record book was made by Kristiane Width in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, her first attempt at the event this season. Width placed 11th with a time of 10:25.67, the second-best all-time top-10 mark.

Up Next
The Beavers continue action at the Bryan Clay Invitational and Pacific Coast Intercollegiate on Friday morning.

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Thursday's Results (Flight Placing)

Pacific Coast Intercollegiate
JAVELIN: 3. Amber Peschka, 135-4
LONG JUMP: 6. Ann Wingeleth, 18-10.75. 8. Saskia McNairy, 18-6. 4. Claire Corbitt, 17-6
POLE VAULT: 3. Tory Edwards, 11-9.75. 5. Annie Sidor, 11-3.75
HIGH JUMP: 12. Alexa Harris, 4-11.75
HAMMER THROW: 4. Lindsay McShane 180-7. 10. Jessica Molina, 170-4. 11. Sydney Guthrie-Baker, 156-10
SHOT PUT: 6. Jessica Molina, 45-0.25. 2. Sydney Guthrie-Baker, 44-5.25. 8. Claire Corbitt, 29-3.75
DISCUS: 7. Lindsay McShane, 154-5
100 HURDLES: 1. Alba Villaronga, 14.53. 4. Saskia McNairy, 14.90. 5. Claire Corbitt, 14.91
200 METERS: 7. Saskia McNairy, 25.31. 6. Claire Corbitt, 26.29. 5. Alba Villaronga, 26.80
800 METERS: 5. Kim Solberg, 2:21.02. 6. Tarisa Olinski, 2:21.92
400 HURDLES: 5. Dakota Steen, 1:03.64

Bryan Clay Invitational
3,000 STEEPLECHASE: 11. Kristiane Width, 10:25.67
5,000 METERS: 27. Juliana Mount, 17:06.62. 33. Collette Richter, 17:35.29