Montana State Women’s Track and Field Squad Inks Two Distance Runners
11/28/2003 12:00:00 AM | Men's Cross Country, Women's Cross Country, Cross Country
Hauso and Gottschalk, distance runners, will compete in track and field as well as cross country for the Bobcats.
Hauso, a multi sport athlete at Bainville High School, was the Montana Class C state champion in the 1600-meters and state runner-up in the 3200-meters as a junior. She was also the 2003 district and divisional champion at both distances. In addition, Hauso captained BHS’s volleyball, basketball and track squads.
“Kayla (Hauso) will bring a variety of athletic experience into the MSU cross country and track programs,” Kennedy said. “Her overall athleticism will be a great launching pad for success. Kayla will likely see rapid improvement in the running part of her athletic career at MSU when she begins to engage in a running program on a year around basis.”
Gottschalk finished third at the 2003 CIF cross country league championship and placed 10th at the section meet as well. As a junior, she finished third in the 2002 CIF league championship and was second at 3200-meters. An outstanding student athlete, she plans to major in paleontology at MSU.
“Carrie (Gottschalk) will bring a high level of commitment in running and academic achievement to the MSU cross country and track and field programs,” Kennedy said. “She is a great fit for our program and her work ethic will enable our program to continue our tradition of excellence in the classroom and on the cross country course and track.”
Hauso, a multi sport athlete at Bainville High School, was the Montana Class C state champion in the 1600-meters and state runner-up in the 3200-meters as a junior. She was also the 2003 district and divisional champion at both distances. In addition, Hauso captained BHS’s volleyball, basketball and track squads.
“Kayla (Hauso) will bring a variety of athletic experience into the MSU cross country and track programs,” Kennedy said. “Her overall athleticism will be a great launching pad for success. Kayla will likely see rapid improvement in the running part of her athletic career at MSU when she begins to engage in a running program on a year around basis.”
Gottschalk finished third at the 2003 CIF cross country league championship and placed 10th at the section meet as well. As a junior, she finished third in the 2002 CIF league championship and was second at 3200-meters. An outstanding student athlete, she plans to major in paleontology at MSU.
“Carrie (Gottschalk) will bring a high level of commitment in running and academic achievement to the MSU cross country and track and field programs,” Kennedy said. “She is a great fit for our program and her work ethic will enable our program to continue our tradition of excellence in the classroom and on the cross country course and track.”
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