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Kyle Winterrowd won the 800-meter
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MEET
RESULTS
PHOTO MONTAGE
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
- Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology earned eight first-place
finishes to open the indoor track and field season at the Engineer
Collegiate Open Meet on Friday night.
The meet
featured student-athletes from Clayton State University (Ga.),
Franklin College, Indiana State University and Rose-Hulman.
The men's
squad captured five first-place finishes to lead the team effort.
Sophomore Jonathan Rogers (Terre Haute/North) claimed the
pole vault title with a leap of 13' 11 1/4", senior Nate Bloss
(Eau Claire, Wis./Regis) won the triple jump with an effort of
38' 11 3/4", and junior Kyle Winterrowd (Zionsville) captured
the 800-meter run in a time of 2:09.85.
The men's
4-x-200-meter relay team of freshman Robby Alumbaugh
(Mooresville), senior Thomas Reives (Indianapolis/Arsenal
Tech), senior Bill Guiney (Centerville, Ohio) and
sophomore Calvin Bueltel (Huntingburg/Southridge) added a
victory in 1:34.76. The men's 4-x-400-meter relay team of
sophomore Will Reilly (Indianapolis/North Central), freshman
E.J. Oruche (Fishers/Chatard), Reives and sophomore Kris
Williams (Greenwood) capped the evening with a win in a time of
3:38.78.
On the
women's side, senior Janel Belton (Chesterfield, Mo./Parkway
West) topped the women's shot put with a throw of 36' 9".
Senior Katy Evert (Huntley, Ill.) claimed the 55-meter high
hurdles in 9.98 seconds and freshman Anastasia Tarpeh
(Cincinnati, Ohio/Walnut Hills) won the 200-meter dash in 27.42
seconds.
Runner-up
performances included two second-place throwing efforts from
sophomore Jared Stermole (North Ridgeville, Ohio).
Stermole placed second in the men's weight throw (42' 6 3/4") and in
the shot put (42' 4").
Other
second-place efforts were earned by sophomore Jessica Haraburda
(Clinton/South Vermillion) with a toss of 36' 11 1/2" in the
women's weight throw; freshman Michael Hackman (Seymour) in
the men's triple jump with a leap 37' 5 3/4"; sophomore Justin
Druba (Hanover/ Southwestern) in the mile run (4:48.52);
freshman Andrew Storey (Stafford, Va./Mountain View) in the
800-meter run (2:16.21); and Bueltel in the 200-meter dash (23.57).
The
Engineers return to action at the seven-team Friday Night
Invitational at the Rose-Hulman Sports and Recreation Center next
weekend. |
