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Terrapin Invitational at
Maryland
April 3, 2004
Kane Hens' Top
Finisher with 2nd Place in
Steeplechase
COLLEGE PARK, MD -- Casey Bennett
won the women's pole vault with a school record height,
teammate Mandy Stille broke her own school record in the 100
meter hurdles, and Patrick Riley won the men's 5,000
meters to highlight University of Delaware performances at
the Terrapin Outdoor Track and Field Invitational at the
University of Maryland's Kehoe Complex Saturday
afternoon.
In all, the Delaware women posted 23 top
10 finishes while the UD men had 16 top 10 finishes.
Maryland captured the women's team titl with 184.5 points
with Delaware placing second in the 19-team field. Rhode
Island won the men's team title with 118 points followed by
Rutgers (116), Maryland (74), Shippensburg (70), and
Delaware (51) in the 19-team field.
Bennett was Delaware's only women's
individual champion as she jumped 11-5 1/4 in the pole
vault, taking first place and breaking the school record of
11-0 by Carol Oliveri in 2001. Stille placed second in the
100 meter hurdles with a time of 14.59, breaking her own
school record set last week. Riley led the Blue Hen men as
he won the 5,000 meters for the second straight week with
time of 14:49.7.
Also for the Delaware women, the 4 x
100-yard relay team of Kristen Frustillo, Vicki Hufnagel,
Daniella Price, and Elizabeth Russell placed second with a
time of 48.56, Christine Kowalchuk was third in the javelin
(122-11), the 4 x 400 meter relay team of Brittany Wright,
Stille, Tyechia Smith,and Price was third in a time of
4:00.47, Smith was third in the 400 meters (58.38) and sixth
in the 400 meter hurdles (1:08.36), Stille was fourth in the
400 meter hurdles (1:05.87), Wright was fourth in the 100
meters (12.53) and seventh in the 200 meters (26.00),
Stephanie Cronk was fourth in the hammer (138-6), sixth in
the discus (115-1/2), and eighth in the javelin (103-8 1/2),
Kristen Collins was fourth in the high jump (5-1), Toni
Riggi was fifth in the 3,000 meter steeplechase (12:23.77),
and Jessica Urbonas was fifth in the discus (119-9) and
sixth in the javelin (112-4).
Also for the Delaware men, Peter
Kane was second in the 3,000 meter steeplechase
(10:20.44), Mike Sadowsky was second in the 5,000
meters (14:59.3), Jerome Holder was third in the 110
meter hurdles (14.89) and in the 400 meter hurdles (55.30),
Mike Yost was third in the hammer (173-7) and fifth
in the discus (143-9), Chris Dixon was fifth in the
110 meter hurdles (15.03) and 400 meter hurdles (56.53), and
Matt Arbaugh was fifth in the pole vault (11-11
3/4).
AGATE:
Top 20 Delaware Men's Finishers:
1st Place - Patrick Riley - 5,000
meters (14:49.70)
2nd Place - Mike Sadowsky - 5,000
meters (14:59.30), Peter Kane - 3,000 meter steeplechase
(10:20.44)
3rd Place - Jerome Holder - 110
meter hurdles (14.89), 400 meter hurdles (55.30); Mike Yost
- Hammer (173-7);
5th Place - Mike Yost - Discus
(143-9); Chris Dixon - 110 meter hurdles (15.03). 400 meter
hurdles (56.53); Matt Arbaugh - Pole Vault (11-11
3/4)
6th Place - 4 x 400 meter relay
(Williams, Dixon, Sherman, Cox), 3:21.25; Phil Smiley - 400
meter hurdles (57.40)
7th Place - Eric Lehrer - Javelin
(160-7); 4 x 400 meter relay (Fusco, Holder, McGlensey,
Smiley), 3:34.42
8th Place - Patrick Wilcox -
5,000 meters (15;30.2); Adam Cianfichi - Javelin (153-6);
Matt Harrell - 5,000 meters (15:42.97); Charlie Williams -
400 meters (50.63)
11th Place - Mike Zeberkiewicz -
800 meters (1:57.67); Hao Guan - Hammer (132-10
1/2)
12th Place - Ryan Benishake -
Hammer (123-7), Mike Manlove - 5,000 meters
(16:17.47)
14th Place - Eugene McAuliffe -
5,000 meters (16:23.16); Ryan McGlensey - 400 meter hurdles
(59.85)
15th Place - Jeremy Lambert -
5,000 meters (16:30.53); Charlie Williams - 200 meters
(23.18)
16th Place - Dan Frey - 1,500
meters (4:09.86); Charlie Dielmann - 800 meters
(1:59.13)
17th Place - Hao Guan - Discus
(110-2 1/2); Dan Schmidt - 200 meters (23.31)
19th Place - Ed Cohen - Shot Put
(38-2 1/4)
20th Place - Matt Orensky - 5,000
meters (16:47.19).
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