May 10, 2007
UP NEXT
Stanford plays host to the 2007 Pac-10 Track and Field Championships, presented by 76 Gasolines this Saturday-Sunday, May 12-13. The Caridnal men will be in search of their third conference title (2001, `02), while the women look to claim the crown for the second time (2005). In 2005, Stanford ended UCLA's eight-year hold on the Pac-10 women's title with a convincing victory at UCLA's Drake Stadium.
POST SEASON SUCCESS
Stanford heads into this 2007 post season with a well balanced attack from both the men's and women's teams, which is they key to winning championships. The Cardinal will be looking to add to these already impressive numbers....
54 - Individual Men's Conference Champions
39 - Individual Women's Conference Champions
54 - Individual Men's NCAA Champions
25 - Individual Women's NCAA Champions
4 - NCAA Men's Team Championships
PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS ON TV
Fox Sports Net West and Fox Sports Net Prime Ticket will air tape-delayed broadcasts of the two-day meet throughout the month of May. The air dates are as follows...
Thursday, May 17 - FSN West @ 2:00 p.m.
Friday, May 18 - FSN Prime Tick @ 1:00 a.m./12:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 19 - FSN Prime Ticket @ 10:00 a.m.
Sunday, May 20 - FSN Prime Ticket @ 11:30 a.m.
Monday, May 21 - FSN Prime Ticket @ 1:00 a.m.
Monday, May 21 - FOX Sports West @ 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 23 - FSN Prime Ticket @ 1:00 a.m.
Thursday, May 24 - FSN Prime Ticket @ 10:00 a.m.
Saturday, May 26 - FSN Prime Ticket @ 5:00 p.m.
MEET SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, MAY 12
Field Events
Time--M/W --Event --Round
12:00 p.m.--M --Discus --Trials/Final
12:10 p.m.--W --Shot Put --Trials/Final
12:20 p.m.--W ---Long Jump --Trials/Final
12:30 p.m.--W --High Jump --Trials/Final
2:30 p.m.--M --Long Jump --Trials/Final
2:40 p.m.--M -- Shot Put --Trials/Final
2:50 p.m.--W --Discus --Trials/Final
3:00 p.m.--M --Pole Vault --Trials/Final
Running Events
Time--M/W --Event --Round
2:00 p.m.--W --1,500 Meters --Trials
2:15 p.m.--M --1,500 Meters --Trials
2:30 p.m.--W --100-Meter Hurdles -- Trials
2:50 p.m.--M --110-Meter Hurdles--Trials
3:05 p.m.--W --400 Meters--Trials
3:20 p.m.--M --400 Meters --Trials
3:35 p.m.--W --100 Meters --Trials
3:50 p.m. --M --100 Meters --Trials
4:05 p.m. --W --800 Meters --Trials
4:20 p.m.--M --800 Meters --Trials
4:35 p.m. --W --3000M Steeple --Final
4:50 p.m.--M --3000M Steeple --Final
5:05 p.m.--W --400-Meter Hurdles -- Trials
5:20 p.m.--M --400-Meter Hurdles --Trials
5:40 p.m.--W --200 Meters --Trials
5:55 p.m.--M --200 Meters --Trials
6:10 p.m.--W --10,000 Meters --Final
6:55 p.m.--M --10,000 Meters --Final
SUNDAY, MAY 13
Field Events
Time--M/W --Event --Round
10:00 a.m.--M --Javelin --Trials/Final
10:10 a.m.--W --Hammer --Trials/Final
11:30 a.m.--W --Triple Jump --Trials/Final
11:40 a.m.--M --High Jump --Trials/Final
11:50 a.m.--W --Pole Vault --Trials/Final
12:30 p.m.--W --Javelin --Trials/Final
12:40 p.m.--M --Hammer --Trials/Final
12:45 p.m.--M --Triple Jump --Trials/Final
Running Events
Time--M/W --Event --Round
12:00 p.m. --W --4x100 Relay --Final
12:10 p.m.--M --4x100 Relay --Final
12:20 p.m.--W --1,500 Meters --Final
12:30 p.m.--M --1,500 Meters --Final
12:40 p.m.--W --100-Meter Hurdles --Final
12:50 p.m.--M --110-Meter Hurdles --Final
1:00 p.m.--W --400 Meters --Final
1:10 p.m.--M --400 Meters --Final
1:20 p.m.--W --100 Meters --Final
1:30 p.m.--M --100 Meters --Final
1:40 p.m.--W --800 Meters --Final
1:50 p.m. --M --800 Meters --Final
2:00 p.m.--W --400-Meter Hurdles --Final
2:10 p.m. --M --400-Meter Hurdles --Final
2:20 p.m.--W --200 Meters --Final
2:30 p.m.--M --200 Meters --Final
2:40 p.m.--W --5000 Meters --Final
3:05 p.m.--M --5000 Meters --Final
3:25 p.m.--W --4x400 Relay --Final
3:35 p.m.--M --4x400 Relay --Final
4:00 p.m.--Awards Presentation
CARDINAL IN PAC-10 TOP10
(MEN)
800m Run
5. Michael Garcia - 1:49.22
6. Russell Brown - 1:49.23
1500m Run
2. Russell Brown - 3:41.51
4. Garrett Heath - 3:43.01
9. Brett Gotcher - 3:44.54
5000m Run
6. Jacob Gomez - 13:55.09
10. Hari Mix - 14:03.20
10,000m Run
2. Brett Gotcher - 28:51.65
110m Hurdles
7. Myles Bradley - 14.09
3000m Steeplechase
3. Chris Mocko - 8:59.85
High Jump
7. Josh Hustedt - 6-09
Pole Vault
5. Graeme Hoste - 17-09
Long Jump
7. Josh Hustedt - 24-04 1/2
9. Adrian Munabi - 24-00
Triple Jump
7. Richard Sherman - 50-00
8. Feranmi Okanlami - 49-10
10. Adrian Munabi - 49-05 1/2
Discus
2. Michael Robertson - 205-02 1/2
7. Daniel Schaerer - 196-05 3/4
Hammer
10. Kyle Davis-Hammerquist - 191-04
(WOMEN)
100m Dash
3. Jakki Bailey - 11.50
6. Janice Davis - 11.60
9. Sarah Matthew - 11.74
200m Dash
4. Jakki Bailey - 23.66
5. Janice Davis - 23.69
800m Dash
5. Ashley Freeman - 2:07.14
1500m Run
1. Arianna Lambie - 4:15.75
6. Lauren Centrowitz - 4:22.06
8. Alicia Follmar - 4:23.87
5000m Run
2. Arianna Lambie - 15:31.34
4. Teresa McWalters - 16:08.09
9. Katie Harrington - 16:41.24
10. Kathleen Trotter - 16:45.14
3000m Steeplechase
1. Lindsay Allen - 10:21.85
5. Katie Harrington - 10:34.83
High Jump
7. Lauren Stewart - 5-10
8. Lindsey Gannaway - 5-08 3/4
Long Jump
4. Erica McLain - 20-06 3/4
5. Sarah Matthew - 20-06 1/4
Triple Jump
1. Erica McLain - 45-07 1/2
10. Lauren Stewart - 41-02 3/4
Shot Put
7. Melissa Yunghans - 50-04 1/2
Javelin
3. Danielle Maier - 160-05 1/2
2006 PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS IN REVIEW
Last year the Stanford men earned a seventh place finish as they posted 60 total points. USC took the men's title with their final score of 140 points. For the women, Stanford fell just short of the top spot with 151.5 points, while Arizona State claimed victory with 154 points. The Cardinal produced 5 winners during the two-day competition, the list includes: Chauntae Bayne (400 meters - 52.35), Arianna Lambie (1500 meters - 4:15.65), Erica McLain (Long Jump - 21-05 1/4, 6.53m; Triple Jump - 44-02 1/2, 13.47m), and the 4x400 meter Relay (3:32.69).
2006 Men's Results
1.USC --140
2.Oregon --133.50
3.Arizona-- 122
4.Washington --99
5.UCLA --97.50
6.Arizona State --76
7. Stanford --60
8.California --53
9.Washington State --37
2006 Women's Results
1.Arizona State-- 154
2. Stanford --151.50
3.USC --112
4.UCLA --103
5.Oregon --97
6.California --76.50
7.Washington --41
8.Washington State --40
9.Arizona --37
10.Oregon State --4