Saturday, April 25
St. Peter, MN
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Gustavus Adolphus Drake Alternative
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Rafael Saez Leads Track and Field Team at Drake Alternative Meet
4/27/2015 11:56:00 AM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field
Rafael Saez led St. Cloud State at the Drake Alternative meet with two first place finishes on April 25, in St. Peter, Minn.
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Saez improved his 15.46m seed throw in shot-put to 15.77m (51-09.00) to take the gold. He was followed by sophomore, Quinn Anderson, who claimed eight place with a 14.79m (48-06.25) throw, and freshman, Curtwan Evans, who was right behind in ninth with a final throw of 14.77m (48-05.50).Â
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His second win of the meet came in discuss, where he threw a final of 49.58m (162-08). Fellow junior, Ryan Johnson, also competed in the event and placed in fifth with a throw of 46.60m (152-11). Johnson also took sixth in the hammer throw event with a 55.64m (182-06) final throw.
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The women also enjoyed success in the field, where Heather Clankie and Cassanadra Cardinal placed back to back in the discuss throw. Clankie's 41.90m (137-06) throw landed her third place, while Cardinal took fourth with a 41.49m (135-09) throw.
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Ashley Ritter and Stephanie Waletzko also took back-to-back places in the hammer throw. A throw of 49.50m (162-05) put Ritter in fifth place, and Waletzko took sixth, throwing 49.37m (162-00).
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The Huskies success carried over to the track as the meet continued.
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On the men's side, there was two top ten finishes in the 5000-meter run. John Simila placed eighth with a finishing time of 16:27.63 and Tom Mountain followed, placing 10th with a time of 16:44.22.
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Sebastian Sowada found the podium in the 1500 meter run with a final time of 4:04.42. Teammates Chris Caron and Paul Greenwood finishes behind, with Caron's time of 4:05.78 taking sixth and Greenwood taking 10th with a final of 4:09.35.
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Mathew Massmann was the lone competitor in 3000-meter steeplechase, running it in 10:30.55, and claiming seventh place.
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Myles Witcher represented St. Cloud in the 110-meter hurdles, gaining sixth place with a time of 16.51.
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The women had similar results, as Jessie Hubley placed eighth in the 5000 m run, completing it in 20:23.94.
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Kaylee Roelike and Maria Hauer competed in the 800-meter run, finishing one place apart. Roelike ran it in a time of 2:21.81 to get fifth place and Hauer in 2:22.36 to get sixth.
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Competing in the women's 3000-meter steeplechase was Zia Matti, who completed the race in 12:42.34, resulting in a fifth place finish.
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Saez improved his 15.46m seed throw in shot-put to 15.77m (51-09.00) to take the gold. He was followed by sophomore, Quinn Anderson, who claimed eight place with a 14.79m (48-06.25) throw, and freshman, Curtwan Evans, who was right behind in ninth with a final throw of 14.77m (48-05.50).Â
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His second win of the meet came in discuss, where he threw a final of 49.58m (162-08). Fellow junior, Ryan Johnson, also competed in the event and placed in fifth with a throw of 46.60m (152-11). Johnson also took sixth in the hammer throw event with a 55.64m (182-06) final throw.
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The women also enjoyed success in the field, where Heather Clankie and Cassanadra Cardinal placed back to back in the discuss throw. Clankie's 41.90m (137-06) throw landed her third place, while Cardinal took fourth with a 41.49m (135-09) throw.
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Ashley Ritter and Stephanie Waletzko also took back-to-back places in the hammer throw. A throw of 49.50m (162-05) put Ritter in fifth place, and Waletzko took sixth, throwing 49.37m (162-00).
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The Huskies success carried over to the track as the meet continued.
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On the men's side, there was two top ten finishes in the 5000-meter run. John Simila placed eighth with a finishing time of 16:27.63 and Tom Mountain followed, placing 10th with a time of 16:44.22.
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Sebastian Sowada found the podium in the 1500 meter run with a final time of 4:04.42. Teammates Chris Caron and Paul Greenwood finishes behind, with Caron's time of 4:05.78 taking sixth and Greenwood taking 10th with a final of 4:09.35.
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Mathew Massmann was the lone competitor in 3000-meter steeplechase, running it in 10:30.55, and claiming seventh place.
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Myles Witcher represented St. Cloud in the 110-meter hurdles, gaining sixth place with a time of 16.51.
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The women had similar results, as Jessie Hubley placed eighth in the 5000 m run, completing it in 20:23.94.
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Kaylee Roelike and Maria Hauer competed in the 800-meter run, finishing one place apart. Roelike ran it in a time of 2:21.81 to get fifth place and Hauer in 2:22.36 to get sixth.
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Competing in the women's 3000-meter steeplechase was Zia Matti, who completed the race in 12:42.34, resulting in a fifth place finish.
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