Friday, February 28
Seattle, WA
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MPSF Championships
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Beavers Prepared for MPSF Indoor Championships
February 27, 2020 | Women's Track & Field
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State track and field heads to Seattle for the fourth time this indoor season to compete in the 2020 MPSF Championships on Friday and Saturday, February 28-29 at the Dempsey Indoor Center.
The MPSF Championships feature 22 universities comprised from the Pac-12, Big West and West Coast Conferences. A total of 37 teams will compete for a conference title with 22 teams on the women's side.
The Beavers in 2019 placed 15th overall during the indoor conference meet, scoring 11 total points.
MPSF INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Fri.-Sat., Feb. 28-29 | Seattle, Wash. | Dempsey Indoor
Event Start (Friday) | 12:00 p.m. (PT)
Event Start (Saturday) | 10:00 a.m. (PT)
MEDIA
The MPSF Championships will be streamed live through the FloTrack subscription package. For more in-meet notes and updates, follow @BeaverTFXC on Instagram and Twitter. Live results for this weekend are available HERE.
LAST TIME OUT
Portland Indoor Three
In the third and final Portland Indoor meet, the Beavers put together strong performances heading into the conference championships. Highlighting the action in the long jump was Ann Wingeleth, who notched her second straight victory in the event with a personal-best indoor mark of 5.97 (19'7").
Emma Nelson nabbed runner-up behind Wingeleth with a personal best jump of 5.42m (17-9.5).
Claire Corbitt and Maddie McHone continued to shine in the 60-meter hurdles by taking first and runner-up in both prelims and final rounds. Corbitt clocked in at 9.15 to win the finals, with McHone right behind at 9.20.
Husky Classic
Ann Wingeleth notched her second event victory of the year in the high jump with a mark of 19-3.5 (5.88m) while a number of athletes continued to etch their names in the all-time record books.
Claire Corbitt set a new personal best in the 60-meter hurdles on Friday afternoon with a time 9.04 in the preliminary round. The junior would go on to finish with a time of 9.10 in the finals.
Tarisa Olinski continued to impress as she clocked in at 53.07 for seventh place overall to sit at fifth all-time in the OSU record books. In the 200-meter dash, sophomore Lauren Miller ran a 25.25 for a runner-up finish with freshman Taylor Weidinger behind her in tenth (25.79).
Nationally Ranked MPSF Teams
No. 4 USC
No. 7 Oregon
No. 8 Stanford
No. 9 BYU
No. 10 Washington
No. 13 Colorado
No. 19 UCLA
MEET SCHEDULE
Friday, February 28, 2020
12:00 PM: Weight Throw (Keely McLaughlin; Sydney Guthrie-Baker; Lindsay McShane)
12:15 PM: Pentathlon 60H (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
1:00 PM: Pentathlon HJ (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
2:30 PM: Pentathlon SP (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
3:45 PM: Pentathlon LJ (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
5:00 PM: 60m (Lauren Miller)
5:15 PM: Long Jump (Ann Wingeleth; Emma Nelson)
5:30 PM: Pentathlon 800m (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
5:40 PM: 5000m (Greta Van Calcar; Alyssa Foote; Gabby Peterson)
6:20 PM: 200m (Lauren Miller)
Saturday, February 29, 2020
10:00 AM: High Jump (Ann Wingeleth; Emma Nelson; Taylor Ozimek)
10:30 AM: Shot Put (Taylor Ozimek; Jess Molina; Sydney Guthrie-Baker; Keely McLaughlin)
11:10 AM: Mile (Delia DeLeon)
11:50 AM: 400m (Tarisa Olinski, Nyah Songster)
12:00 PM: Triple Jump (Anneke Moersdorf; Ann Wingeleth; Emma Nelson)
12:50 PM: 800m (Rebecca Ledsham; Maggie Smith)
1:20 PM: 3000m (Meagen Lowe; Greta Van Calcar; Gabby Peterson; Alyssa Foote; Batya Beard; Liv Downing; Maddie Fuhrman; Audrey Lookner)
2:30 PM: 4 x 400m Relay (Lauren Miller; Taylor Weidinger; Rebecca Ledsham; Tarisa Olinski)
Up Next
The NCAA Indoor Championships only take the top-16 individual and top-12 relay times. The Beavers will strive for qualifying times to send athletes to compete at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, N.M., March 13-14.
Follow Us on Social
For more information on the Oregon State women's track & field team, visit OSUBeavers.com or follow the team's official Twitter account at Twitter.com/BeaverTFXC, on Facebook at Facebook.com/BeaverTFXC, or on Instagram at Instagram.com/BeaverTFXC.
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
The MPSF Championships feature 22 universities comprised from the Pac-12, Big West and West Coast Conferences. A total of 37 teams will compete for a conference title with 22 teams on the women's side.
The Beavers in 2019 placed 15th overall during the indoor conference meet, scoring 11 total points.
MPSF INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Fri.-Sat., Feb. 28-29 | Seattle, Wash. | Dempsey Indoor
Event Start (Friday) | 12:00 p.m. (PT)
Event Start (Saturday) | 10:00 a.m. (PT)
MEDIA
The MPSF Championships will be streamed live through the FloTrack subscription package. For more in-meet notes and updates, follow @BeaverTFXC on Instagram and Twitter. Live results for this weekend are available HERE.
LAST TIME OUT
Portland Indoor Three
In the third and final Portland Indoor meet, the Beavers put together strong performances heading into the conference championships. Highlighting the action in the long jump was Ann Wingeleth, who notched her second straight victory in the event with a personal-best indoor mark of 5.97 (19'7").
Emma Nelson nabbed runner-up behind Wingeleth with a personal best jump of 5.42m (17-9.5).
Claire Corbitt and Maddie McHone continued to shine in the 60-meter hurdles by taking first and runner-up in both prelims and final rounds. Corbitt clocked in at 9.15 to win the finals, with McHone right behind at 9.20.
Husky Classic
Ann Wingeleth notched her second event victory of the year in the high jump with a mark of 19-3.5 (5.88m) while a number of athletes continued to etch their names in the all-time record books.
Claire Corbitt set a new personal best in the 60-meter hurdles on Friday afternoon with a time 9.04 in the preliminary round. The junior would go on to finish with a time of 9.10 in the finals.
Tarisa Olinski continued to impress as she clocked in at 53.07 for seventh place overall to sit at fifth all-time in the OSU record books. In the 200-meter dash, sophomore Lauren Miller ran a 25.25 for a runner-up finish with freshman Taylor Weidinger behind her in tenth (25.79).
Nationally Ranked MPSF Teams
No. 4 USC
No. 7 Oregon
No. 8 Stanford
No. 9 BYU
No. 10 Washington
No. 13 Colorado
No. 19 UCLA
MEET SCHEDULE
Friday, February 28, 2020
12:00 PM: Weight Throw (Keely McLaughlin; Sydney Guthrie-Baker; Lindsay McShane)
12:15 PM: Pentathlon 60H (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
1:00 PM: Pentathlon HJ (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
2:30 PM: Pentathlon SP (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
3:45 PM: Pentathlon LJ (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
5:00 PM: 60m (Lauren Miller)
5:15 PM: Long Jump (Ann Wingeleth; Emma Nelson)
5:30 PM: Pentathlon 800m (Maddie McHone; Claire Corbitt)
5:40 PM: 5000m (Greta Van Calcar; Alyssa Foote; Gabby Peterson)
6:20 PM: 200m (Lauren Miller)
Saturday, February 29, 2020
10:00 AM: High Jump (Ann Wingeleth; Emma Nelson; Taylor Ozimek)
10:30 AM: Shot Put (Taylor Ozimek; Jess Molina; Sydney Guthrie-Baker; Keely McLaughlin)
11:10 AM: Mile (Delia DeLeon)
11:50 AM: 400m (Tarisa Olinski, Nyah Songster)
12:00 PM: Triple Jump (Anneke Moersdorf; Ann Wingeleth; Emma Nelson)
12:50 PM: 800m (Rebecca Ledsham; Maggie Smith)
1:20 PM: 3000m (Meagen Lowe; Greta Van Calcar; Gabby Peterson; Alyssa Foote; Batya Beard; Liv Downing; Maddie Fuhrman; Audrey Lookner)
2:30 PM: 4 x 400m Relay (Lauren Miller; Taylor Weidinger; Rebecca Ledsham; Tarisa Olinski)
Up Next
The NCAA Indoor Championships only take the top-16 individual and top-12 relay times. The Beavers will strive for qualifying times to send athletes to compete at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, N.M., March 13-14.
Follow Us on Social
For more information on the Oregon State women's track & field team, visit OSUBeavers.com or follow the team's official Twitter account at Twitter.com/BeaverTFXC, on Facebook at Facebook.com/BeaverTFXC, or on Instagram at Instagram.com/BeaverTFXC.
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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