This Week in Bobcat Athletics
12/10/2007 12:00:00 AM | General
Men’s Basketball (4-4, 0-0)
Coming:
Dec. 15: at Wyoming (Casper) Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Wyoming Shoot Out, tip-off at
3:30 PM
Radio at www.msubobcats.com
The annual border war hits the road this year for a trip to Casper, Wyoming where the ‘Cats face the University of Wyoming for a 3:30 p.m. contest on Saturday. The Cowboys enter the game 4-3 and are coming off a 73-64 win over Colorado.
Last Week:
Dec. 8: lost at Nevada, 82-76
MSU rallied in the second half, but fell just short against WAC foe Nevada on Saturday. Nevada hit 23 of its 28 free throws and became the first team to out-rebound Montana State this season en route to an 82-76 win over the Bobcats. Carlos Taylor led the Bobcats with 23 points.
Women’s Basketball (5-4, 0-0)
Coming:
Dec.15: vs. University of Denver; tip-off at 7:05 PM. Radio and Big Sky TV at
www.msubobcats.com
Dec. 17: at Utah State; tip-off at 7:00 PM Radio at www.msubobcats.com
The Denver women are 3-4 on the season with losses to Duke, Air Force, Creighton and Wyoming. This is the second meeting between the two teams this season. MSU dropped the first meeting Nov. 24, 68-80. Utah State is 2-5 on the season. Their two wins were over Big Sky schools Northern Arizona and Eastern Washington.
Last Week:
Dec. 5: beat Utah Valley, 79-69
Rebecca Mercer recorded a career-high 30 points as the Montana State women’s basketball squad posted a 79-69 win over previously unbeaten Utah Valley.
Indoor Track and Field
Results of the annual Blue-Gold meet are below.
Blue-Gold Results
December 8, 2007
Men
55 (auto timed) 1. Dan Johnson 6.50, 2. Steve Heberly 6.71, 3. Asa Staven 6.90, 4. Mike Green 7.01
200 (auto timed) 1. Dan Johnson 21.70 2. Steve Heberly 22.75 3. Scott Peterson 23.03 4. Michael Erickson 23.24 5. Joe Roberts 23.54
400 1. Dan Johnson 47.6, 2. Scott Peterson 49.7, 3. Michael Erickson 50.6 4. Steve Heberly 50.9 5. Joe Roberts 52.2
Mile 1. Matt Adams 4:25.9, 2. Chris Baldus 4:32.1, 3. Jake Rose 4:35.0, 4. Tyler Noland 4:37.7, 5. Chad Nauman 4:40.4, 6. Orion Bras 4:50.6
3000 1. Nick Atwood 8:45.5, 2. Graydon Curry 8:54.0, 3. Dan Jackson 9:05.8, 4. Carl Nystuen 9:12.0, 5. Devin McDowell 9:13, 6. Kelvin Daratha 9:13.5
High Jump 1. Asa Staven 6’ 6”, 2. Charlie Hirning 6’ 6”.
Long Jump 1. Asa Staven 22’ 2”, 2. Mike Green 19’ 9”.
Triple Jump 1. Dustin Cichosz 41’ 7”
Pole Vault 1. Bobby Biskupiak 16’ 0”, 2. Nick Morrow 15’ 6”, 3. Thomas Geraghty 13’ 6”, 4. (tie) Mike Green, Asa Staven and Wyatt Hermanson 12’ 0”
Shot Put 1. Blake Corneliusen 50’ 6”, 2. Casey Clausen 49’ 3”, 3. Morgan Norgaard 45’ 7”
35 Wt. 1. Nate Palmer 54’ 8.75”, 2. Sean Raming 49’ 4”, 3. Casey Clausen 46’ 9.5” 4. Morgan Norgaard 45’ 9.5”
Javelin 1. Dan van Swearingen 205’ 0”, 2. Dustin Degen 198’ 7”, 3. Nick Lam 190’ 5”, 4. Taylor Hensen 185’ 3”, 5. Konnor Backer 180’ 3”.
Women
55 (auto timed) 1. Autumn Domitrovich 7.33 2. Olivia Rider 7.52 3. Erika Halle 7.79 4. Julia Cooper 7.99
55 Hurdles (auto timed) 1. Amanda DeHaan 8.51 2. Kelsey Cooley 8.64
200 (auto timed) 1. Autumn Domitrovich 25.33 2. Amanda DeHaan 25.52 3. Olivia Rider 26.35 4. Kelsey Cooley 26.62 5. Julia Cooper 26.89 6. Ashley Kropp 27.29 7. Erika Halle 27.71 8. Fawn Kirkpatrick 27.92 9. Courtney Austin 28.62
400 1. Autumn Domitrovich 57.8, 2. Julia Cooper 59.8, 3. Fawn Kirkpatrick 1:00.5
Mile 1. Kayla Larson 5:12.0, 2. Morgan Dunley 5:23.7, 3. Jayme Larson 5:26.9, 4. Kala Jacquet 5:30.7
3000 1. Carrie Gottschalk 10:54.3, 2. Elisabeth Driscoll 11;22.1, 3. Sara Frederickson 11:33.3, 4. Katie Gilboy 12:04.0, 5. Elizabeth Mancuso 12:54.9
High Jump 1. Jessie Greany 5’ 2”
Long Jump 1. Kelsey Cooley 18’ .25”, 2. Ashley Kropp 16’ 9”, 3. Courtney Austin 15’ 8.5”, 4. Amanda DeHaan 15’ 7.5”, 5. Janay Schneider 13’ 3.75”.
Triple Jump 1. Courtney Austin 34’ 7.5”, 2. Ashley Kropp 34’ 3.5”, 3. Janay Schneider 33’ 1.75”
Pole Vault 1. Ellie Rudy 13’ 0”, 2. Stacey Irvine 11’ 6”, 3. Brittany Speirs 11’ 6”, 4. Amy Plummer 11’ 0”, 5. (tie) Kaitlin McDonald and Heidi Biehl 9’ 6”
Shot Put 1. Alli Jones 46’ 11.5”, 2. Kris Schaffer 42’ 10.75”, 3. Amanda Murphy 38’ 2” Exhibition: Coach Andrea Thornton 45’ 1”
20 Wt. 1. Karen Helvey 56’ 2.25’ 2. Alli Jones 50’ 8.5”, 3. Lily Peterson 49’ 4”, 4. Lise Kilgore 48’ 4.5”, 5. Amanda Murphy 47’ 7.5”, 6. Kirstin Lee 46’ 1.75”, 7. Emily Willmuth 46’ 1.25”, 8. Lena Suek 41’ 8.5”, 9. Kris Schaffer 37’ 5.75”. Ex: Coach Thornton 57’ 2.5”
Javelin 1. Kim Berg 154’ 0”, 2. Lena Suek 135’ 8”, 3. Emily Tyrrell 133’ 9”.
Coming:
Dec. 15: at Wyoming (Casper) Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Wyoming Shoot Out, tip-off at
3:30 PM
Radio at www.msubobcats.com
The annual border war hits the road this year for a trip to Casper, Wyoming where the ‘Cats face the University of Wyoming for a 3:30 p.m. contest on Saturday. The Cowboys enter the game 4-3 and are coming off a 73-64 win over Colorado.
Last Week:
Dec. 8: lost at Nevada, 82-76
MSU rallied in the second half, but fell just short against WAC foe Nevada on Saturday. Nevada hit 23 of its 28 free throws and became the first team to out-rebound Montana State this season en route to an 82-76 win over the Bobcats. Carlos Taylor led the Bobcats with 23 points.
Women’s Basketball (5-4, 0-0)
Coming:
Dec.15: vs. University of Denver; tip-off at 7:05 PM. Radio and Big Sky TV at
www.msubobcats.com
Dec. 17: at Utah State; tip-off at 7:00 PM Radio at www.msubobcats.com
The Denver women are 3-4 on the season with losses to Duke, Air Force, Creighton and Wyoming. This is the second meeting between the two teams this season. MSU dropped the first meeting Nov. 24, 68-80. Utah State is 2-5 on the season. Their two wins were over Big Sky schools Northern Arizona and Eastern Washington.
Last Week:
Dec. 5: beat Utah Valley, 79-69
Rebecca Mercer recorded a career-high 30 points as the Montana State women’s basketball squad posted a 79-69 win over previously unbeaten Utah Valley.
Indoor Track and Field
Results of the annual Blue-Gold meet are below.
Blue-Gold Results
December 8, 2007
Men
55 (auto timed) 1. Dan Johnson 6.50, 2. Steve Heberly 6.71, 3. Asa Staven 6.90, 4. Mike Green 7.01
200 (auto timed) 1. Dan Johnson 21.70 2. Steve Heberly 22.75 3. Scott Peterson 23.03 4. Michael Erickson 23.24 5. Joe Roberts 23.54
400 1. Dan Johnson 47.6, 2. Scott Peterson 49.7, 3. Michael Erickson 50.6 4. Steve Heberly 50.9 5. Joe Roberts 52.2
Mile 1. Matt Adams 4:25.9, 2. Chris Baldus 4:32.1, 3. Jake Rose 4:35.0, 4. Tyler Noland 4:37.7, 5. Chad Nauman 4:40.4, 6. Orion Bras 4:50.6
3000 1. Nick Atwood 8:45.5, 2. Graydon Curry 8:54.0, 3. Dan Jackson 9:05.8, 4. Carl Nystuen 9:12.0, 5. Devin McDowell 9:13, 6. Kelvin Daratha 9:13.5
High Jump 1. Asa Staven 6’ 6”, 2. Charlie Hirning 6’ 6”.
Long Jump 1. Asa Staven 22’ 2”, 2. Mike Green 19’ 9”.
Triple Jump 1. Dustin Cichosz 41’ 7”
Pole Vault 1. Bobby Biskupiak 16’ 0”, 2. Nick Morrow 15’ 6”, 3. Thomas Geraghty 13’ 6”, 4. (tie) Mike Green, Asa Staven and Wyatt Hermanson 12’ 0”
Shot Put 1. Blake Corneliusen 50’ 6”, 2. Casey Clausen 49’ 3”, 3. Morgan Norgaard 45’ 7”
35 Wt. 1. Nate Palmer 54’ 8.75”, 2. Sean Raming 49’ 4”, 3. Casey Clausen 46’ 9.5” 4. Morgan Norgaard 45’ 9.5”
Javelin 1. Dan van Swearingen 205’ 0”, 2. Dustin Degen 198’ 7”, 3. Nick Lam 190’ 5”, 4. Taylor Hensen 185’ 3”, 5. Konnor Backer 180’ 3”.
Women
55 (auto timed) 1. Autumn Domitrovich 7.33 2. Olivia Rider 7.52 3. Erika Halle 7.79 4. Julia Cooper 7.99
55 Hurdles (auto timed) 1. Amanda DeHaan 8.51 2. Kelsey Cooley 8.64
200 (auto timed) 1. Autumn Domitrovich 25.33 2. Amanda DeHaan 25.52 3. Olivia Rider 26.35 4. Kelsey Cooley 26.62 5. Julia Cooper 26.89 6. Ashley Kropp 27.29 7. Erika Halle 27.71 8. Fawn Kirkpatrick 27.92 9. Courtney Austin 28.62
400 1. Autumn Domitrovich 57.8, 2. Julia Cooper 59.8, 3. Fawn Kirkpatrick 1:00.5
Mile 1. Kayla Larson 5:12.0, 2. Morgan Dunley 5:23.7, 3. Jayme Larson 5:26.9, 4. Kala Jacquet 5:30.7
3000 1. Carrie Gottschalk 10:54.3, 2. Elisabeth Driscoll 11;22.1, 3. Sara Frederickson 11:33.3, 4. Katie Gilboy 12:04.0, 5. Elizabeth Mancuso 12:54.9
High Jump 1. Jessie Greany 5’ 2”
Long Jump 1. Kelsey Cooley 18’ .25”, 2. Ashley Kropp 16’ 9”, 3. Courtney Austin 15’ 8.5”, 4. Amanda DeHaan 15’ 7.5”, 5. Janay Schneider 13’ 3.75”.
Triple Jump 1. Courtney Austin 34’ 7.5”, 2. Ashley Kropp 34’ 3.5”, 3. Janay Schneider 33’ 1.75”
Pole Vault 1. Ellie Rudy 13’ 0”, 2. Stacey Irvine 11’ 6”, 3. Brittany Speirs 11’ 6”, 4. Amy Plummer 11’ 0”, 5. (tie) Kaitlin McDonald and Heidi Biehl 9’ 6”
Shot Put 1. Alli Jones 46’ 11.5”, 2. Kris Schaffer 42’ 10.75”, 3. Amanda Murphy 38’ 2” Exhibition: Coach Andrea Thornton 45’ 1”
20 Wt. 1. Karen Helvey 56’ 2.25’ 2. Alli Jones 50’ 8.5”, 3. Lily Peterson 49’ 4”, 4. Lise Kilgore 48’ 4.5”, 5. Amanda Murphy 47’ 7.5”, 6. Kirstin Lee 46’ 1.75”, 7. Emily Willmuth 46’ 1.25”, 8. Lena Suek 41’ 8.5”, 9. Kris Schaffer 37’ 5.75”. Ex: Coach Thornton 57’ 2.5”
Javelin 1. Kim Berg 154’ 0”, 2. Lena Suek 135’ 8”, 3. Emily Tyrrell 133’ 9”.
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