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2011 NCAA Indoors, Day 1: Theisen sets CR for Pentathlon, by James Dunaway for the IAAF, note by Larry Eder

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Brianne Theisen set a collegiate record for the pentathlon at College Station on Saturday. Here is AT&F editor James Dunaway, writing for the IAAF, describing day 1 of the NCAAs (note that Dunaway has been to over 50 NCAA Champs).

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Saturday, 12 March 2011

Theisen sets collegiate Pentathlon record – NCAA Indoors, Day 1


College Station, Texas, USA – Brianne
Theisen, a University of Oregon junior, set a collegiate record in the
women’s Pentathlon at the first day of the NCAA Indoor Championships
(11).
 
Theisen, who comes from Saskatchewan, Canada, scored 4540
points to beat the previous record of 4496 set by Jacquelyn Johnson in
2008. Event by event, her performances were 60m Hurdles, 8.35; High
Jump, 1.84; Shot Put, 12.38; Long Jump, 5.96; 800m 2:11.82. Tied for
second at a good 4396 points were Chantae McMillan of Nebraska and Kiani
Profit of Maryland.

“I usually don’t go into a meet feeling much pressure,” said Theisen,
“but there was a feeling that I was supposed to break the record, and
if you don’t break the record you’re no good. And that put pressure on
me.”

Fast 200s
 
In the sprints, the only finals were the
men’s and women’s 200 metres.  In the men’s 200, Rakieem Salaam of
Oklahoma, the fastest qualifier with 20.39sec – the fastest indoor time in the world in 2011
– came back to win the final in 20.41, edging Maurice Mitchell of
Florida State, 20.401 to 20.403. Salaam and Mitchell also led the
qualifiers for Saturday’s 60m, with both running 6.55.
 
The
women’s 200m was won by Florida State’s Kimberlyn Duncan in 22.85sec,
who said “I was confident. I had no choice, because for me being nervous
the race doesn’t go too well, so I just knew I had to be confident.”

Jeneba Tarmoh won the second section race in 22.88sec and was overall the next quickest behind Duncan.  

The 60m heats were led by the 2009 champion, Lakya Brookins, with a 7.13 which tied the meet record.
 
In
the 400 metres trials, Jessica Beard of host Texas A&M won her heat
in 51.64, a full second faster than the next fastest qualifier, Shelise
Williams of Arkansas. Commenting on her time, a personal best on a 200m
track, Beard said, “It didn’t feel like my PR. I’m anxious and ready to
see what I have for tomorrow.”
 
The men’s 400 heats were as
close as the women’s weren’t. Tony McQuay of Florida was the fastest, in
45.82 sec, but the next twelve all finished within one second of him,
and the eighth slowest qualifier, Charles Cox of North Carolina, ran
46.61.
 
The men’s 5000m was won by Leonard Korir of Iona, who
outsprinted Sam Chelanga of Liberty, 13:26.01 to 13:27.34. Chelanga, who
also finished second a year ago, said, somewhat wistfully, “I tried to
push. Maybe it was a mistake because I couldn’t hang that last mile. I
just put all my cards in the beginning of the race.” 

In the women’s 5000m, favourite Jackie Areson of Tennessee took off
after a sluggish first 4000m to win by 30 metres in 16:04.16.
 
The
best field event performance was an 8.14 winning Long Jump by
Ngonidzashe Makusha of Florida State. Two other jumpers reached 8
metres, Will Claye of Florida (8.05) and last year’s outdoor champion,
Marquise Goodwin of Texas, who jump 8.00.
 
In other field events,
Scott Roth of Washington and Ben Peterson of Minnesota pole vaulted
5.50, with Roth winning on the countback; and in the men’s Shot Put,
Leif Arhennius of Brigham Young upset favoured Mason Finley of Kansas,
19.92 to 19.75.

James Dunaway for the IAAF

To get the full results of Day 1, please click on http://www.iaaf.org/news/kind=100/newsid=59498.html

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    Larry Eder has had a 50-year involvement in the sport of athletics. Larry has experienced the sport as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now, journalist and blogger. His first article, on Don Bowden, America's first sub-4 minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from American Athletics to the U.S. version of Spikes magazine. He currently manages the content and marketing development of the RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. Of RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: "I have to admit, I love traveling to far away meets, writing about the sport I love, and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most of anything I have ever done, except, maybe running itself."

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