HILLSDALE, Mich. – The Trevecca Nazarene University track and field teams have completed their participation in the 2018 Great Midwest Athletic Conference Indoor Championships.

 

Official Great Midwest Indoor T&F CHAMPIONSHIPS PAGE
 

RESULTS

Meet Program (PDF)

 

EVENT ESSENTIALS

HOST SCHOOL Hillsdale College

LOCATION Margot V. Biermann Center | Hillsdale, Mich.

MEN'S TRACK Trevecca Bests | Championship | G-MAC Performances | G-MAC Records

WOMEN'S TRACK Trevecca Bests | Championship | G-MAC Performances | G-MAC Records

 

Trevecca coach Austin Selby commented, "Sometimes meets are tough, this was one of those days. Illness hit the team and a couple of injuries combined to make a tough day. We are proud of how everyone shifted and fought through to contribute where they could." 

  

"I am proud of how Luke Davis (heptathalon) and Sydney Burdge (pentathalon) performed. They competed in heptathalong and pentathalon, respectively, made up of events which we do not have equipment for them to train on in more than half of those events. Still, without those training tools and experience they still are all in to compete. We get creative in practice, but are limited. So, when a guy (Luke) says sure, I will make the pole vault work, grabs a pole 30 minutes before competition, and almost clears opening height, you are quite proud."

 

Selby concluded, "Luke was in and out of the points the entire time in the heptathalon and in the end just missed out. We can definitely right this by conference, and it is what we will spend the spring doing.

 

DAY TWO NOTES

Taylor Reid reached the shot put finals and earned a point to finishe 8th. Reid came in seeded 12th. Reid cut almost a full meter off of her personal record to finish four spots higher. Reid's points are historic in that these are the first points in Trevecca history in the men's or women's shot competition. 

 

Luke Davis completed the first ever men's heptathalon in Trevecca history. Davis finished 10th  missing points in the high jump and pole vault.

 

DAY ONE NOTES:

Sydney Burdge, in her second ever Pentathlon, broke her own school record and nearly reached the podium, just missing out on third place. Burdge improved by almost 400 points over her first-ever Pentathlon earlier this season in NYC.

 

Luke Davis is eighth after day on in the Heptathalon, despite not clearing a height in the high jump. He has a chance to score points with a solid performance in the final three events Saturday.

 

Trevecca sprinters - Micheala Brandt, Annelise Muphy, Matt Durham, and Ashley Walling - all set personal records on Friday.

 

Micah Smart broke the 17 minute mark in the 5000 Meter Run. Jimmy Shultz also turned in a sub-17 minute 5K.

 

Both Taylor Ried and Lee Wells continue to improve and reset their school-record weight throw marks.

 

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

 

MEN'S RESULTS

Men 4x400 Meter Relay (of 12 teams)

Trevecca finished 12th (3:45.20)

Brandon Laws, David Huezo, Camren Warner, John Layton

 

Men 800 Meter Run (of 30 participants)

Micah Smart (2:09.45)

 

Men 1 Mile Run (of 27 participants)

David Huezo (4:32.21 / 16th)

Camren Warner (4:36.34 / 19th)

Jimmy Shultz (4:50.19)

John Layton (4:53.64)

 

Men 3000 Meter Run (of 30 participants)

Anthony Reeves (9:16.04 / 18th)

Collyn Brenner (9:19.38 / 22nd)

Austin Woods (9:39.11)

Brandon Laws (DNF)

 

Men Shot Put (of 28 participants)

Lee Wells (11.84 Meter / 20th)

Dylan Brannen (9.64 Meter)

 

Men's Heptathlon (of 11 participants)

Luke Davis (2709 points / 10th)

 

WOMEN'S RESULTS

Women 800 Meter Run (of 29 participants)

Clara McMillan (2:41.20)

 

Women 1 Mile Run (of 24 participants)

Lydia Soper (5:33.98 / 11th)

Peyton Young (5:54.70 / 16th)

Erin Smith (6:41.82)

 

Women 3000 Meter Run (of 25 participants)

Sierra Flemming (11:02.07 / 15th)

Kristen Compton (11:49.33)

 

Women 4x400 Meter Relay (of 13 teams)

Trevecca finished 13th (4:43.27)

Jorden Tyska, Lydia Soper, Micaela Brandt, Clara McMillen

 

Women's Shot Put (of 27 participants)

Taylor Reid (12.25 Meter / 8th)

Dashia Brandon (8.12 Meter)

 

Women's Pentathlon (of 5 participants)

Sydney Burdge (2140 points / 4th)   

 

FRIDAY'S RESULTS

 

MEN'S RESULTS

Men 60 Meter Dash (of 25 participants)

Matt Durham (7.96)

Josh Michel (8.12)

 

Men 200 Meter Dash (of 28 participants)

Josh Michel (26.99)

Matt Durham (26.67)

 

Men 5000 Meter Run (of 26 participants)

Jimmy Shultz (16:53.91)

Micah Smart (16:55.91)

Timothy Appleby (DNF)

 

Men Distance Medley (of 12 teams)

Trevecca finished eighth (10:57.81)

Anthony Reeves, David Huezo, John Layton, Camren Warner

 

Men Weight Throw (of 19 participants)

Lee Wells (8.87 Meters)

 

WOMEN'S RESULTS

Women 60 Meter Dash (of 28 participants)

Ashley Walling (9.02)  

Jordan Tyska (9.04)

Micaela Brandt (9.07)

Annelise Murphy (9.41)

 

Women 200 Meter Dash (of 32 participants)

Jordan Tyska (30.68)

Micaela Brandt (31.31)

Ashley Walling (33.29)

 

Women 400 Meter Dash (of 23 participants)

Clara McMillan (1:11.66)

 

Women 5000 Meter Run (of 17 participants)

Caroline Hampton (DNF)    

 

Women Distance Medley (of 12 teams)

Trevecca finished seventh (13:17.62)

Sierra Flemming, Lydia Soper, Danielle March, Peyton Young

 

Women Weight Throw (of 26 participants)

Taylor Reid (8.47 Meters)

 

WHAT'S NEXT  

The indoor season is completed for the Trojans, but the outdoor season begins March 16th when the teams head to Memphis, TN for the Rhodes Invitational. Trevecca is scheduled to compete at the Vanderbilt Black & Gold Invitational March 23-24 in Nashville.

 

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