Lane tries to bolster its sprint teams in an effort to challenge Spokane for the NWAACC crown

Eugene, OR - As he watched his once-talented sprint corps pull a virtual no-show at the NWAACC championship meet last season, it was painfully clear to Grady O’Connor what had to be done if Lane Community College was going to contend for a conference crown.

The Titans needed to be fast again.

“We made a concentrated effort to....

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By Chris Hansen

Lane had two event winners with Jessica Roldolf in the long jump with a mark of 17 feet and eight inches and Bryan Harper in the 400 with a time of 49.27 seconds. Roldolf and Harper are both local products of Junction City High School.

Titan men standouts included the 2-3-4 finish in the men's pole vault led by Scott Elliott's second place finish at a height of 15 feet five inches with Kevin Godfrey placing third and Garrett Pruitt placing fourth, Tyler Lindgren finishing third in the hammer, Trent Davis and Seth Lindquist going 2-3 in the long jump with Davis recording a mark of 23 feet with Lindquist also finishing third in the triple and fourth in the high jump, Spencer Head finishing second in the 800 with a time of 1:53.74, Dennis Oldstedt finishing third in the 400 hurdles with a mark of 55.43 seconds, Chris Stubbs finishing second in the 200 with a time of 22.11 seconds, the 4 x100 team of Taylor Norman, Stubbs, Austin Christianson, and Harper finishing third with a season best of 42.36 seconds, and Stubbs, Brent Ryberg, Head, and Harper just getting edged in the 4 x 400 relay finishing seconds in 3:20.06.

The women's team was also highlighted by Tauni Powell and Rocksi Miller finishing second and fourth in the javelin, Annie Hayward finishing third in the 400 with a season best of 59.08 seconds, Katie Sterling placing fourth in the 100 hurdles in 15.77 seconds, and Leah Twombly placing fifth in the 1500 and 800.

Team Scores:

Women

Eastern Washington - 160, CC Spokane - 92.5, Eastern Oregon - 87, Whitworth - 84.5, Lane CC - 81, Linfield - 77.5, Portland State - 57, Central Washington - 37.5

Men

CC Spokane - 143, Lane CC - 114, Eastern Washington - 110, Linfield - 99.5, Portland State - 79, Whitworth - 70, Eastern Oregon - 50.5, Central Washington - 37

WAOR II Performance Breakdown:

WOMEN

100

11. Katie Sterling        13.53

200

9. Jessica Rodolf         26.83

18. Katrina Krempley  29.96

400

3. Annie Hayward       59.08

6. Diana Batson          60.33

15. Jeanine Menzies    64.23

800

5. Leah Twombly        2:22.90

13. Mikayla Bradbury  2:29.17

17. Anne Hagy           2:43.47

1500

5. Leah Twombly        4:53.10

6. Mikayla Bradbury   4:55.06

11. Anne Hagy          5:29.64

Steeplechase

11. Sierra Lee            13:18.30

5000

13. Tara Krempley          19:41.00

14. Katherine Barnhart   19:45.50

21. Megan Hale              21:36.05

100 Hurdles

4. Katie Sterling         15.77

4 x 400 Relay

3. Batson, Menzies, Sterling, Hayward     4:13.97

Pole Vault

6. Mary Vaughn         10-06

8. Amber Williams       9-06.25

Triple Jump

9. Kim Wilson           31-07.50

Shot Put

7. Rocksi Miller          39-05

15. Jessie Robertson  33-01

16. Kallie Nowak       32-00

17. Tauni Powell        31-10

Discus

8. Rocksi Miller         114-10

19. Jessie Robertson  89-09

22. Kallie Nowak        84-02

Hammer Throw

8. Rocksi Miller         141-02

14. Kallie Nowak       118-05

15. Tauni Powell        114-10

18. Jessie Robertson 103-01

Javelin

2. Tauni Powell          135-11

4. Rocksi Miller          130-02

11. Katrina Krempley 100-07

MEN

100

8. Taylor Norman             11.44

10. Austin Christianson    11.56

16. Matt Julian                11.74

22. Sean Turner              12.07

200

2. Chris Stubbs              22.11

11. Kevin Godfery          23.09

12. Taylor Norman         23.12

18. Matt Julian              23.48

25. Jesse Smith            23.87

400

1. Bryan Harper           49.27

6. JJ Rosenberg           51.02

17. Jesse Smith           52.74

20. Scott Elliott           54.02

800

2. Spencer Head         1:53.74

1500

11. Lukas Fenley        4:06.74

12. Brent Ryberg        4:07.14

Steeplechase

5. Travis Stevens        10:05.66

13. Brandon Jordan    11:08.47

5000

15. Alex Jones           16:11.84

110 Hurdles

6. Dennis Olstedt          15.71

12. Richard Arnold        16.44

400 Hurdles

3. Dennis Olstedt          55.43

8. Richard Arnold          58.09

12. Sean Turner            60.44

4 x 100 Relay

3. Norman, Stubbs, Christianson, Harper    42.36

4 x 400 Relay

2. Stubbs, Ryberg, Head, Harper                3:20.06

7. Olstedt, Arnold, Stevens, Rosenberg       3:31.41

Pole Vault

2. Scott Elliott             15-05

3. Kevin Godfrey         14-11

4. Garrett Pruitt          13-05

Long Jump

2. Trent Davis             23-00

3. Seth Lindquist        21-10.25

8. JJ Rosenberg          20-11.25

16. Kendrick Davis      19-08

Triple Jump

3. Seth Lindquist        44-09.50

6. Trent Davis            42-01.25

7. Kendrick Davis     41-08.50

Shot Put

12. Chris Bellitt         41-10

18. Cory Rauschert    36-04.75

Discus

7. Chris Bellitt          140-05

18. Ty Lindgren        126-01

28. Bruce Burbank    106-04

30. Cory Rauschert   103-00

Hammer Throw

3. Ty Lindgren         173-06

21. Cory Rauschert  123-06

Javelin

17. JJ Rosenberg     150-07

19. Kevin Godfrey   147-10

Lane swept the pole vault Friday night, with winning marks of 14 feet 11 inches by freshman Scott Elliott and 10 feet six inches by sophomore Mary Vaughn. 

Freshmen Kim Wilson and Trent Davis jumped their way to winning marks of 36 feet 5.75 inches in the triple and 22 feet eight inches in the long jump to round the event winners for the Titans.

Continuing strong performances in the field events were soph Chris Bellitts' runner-up performance in the discus with a mark of 148 feet seven inches, frosh Tauni Powell's second place perfomance in the javelin with a toss of 144 feet eight inches, and soph Tyler Lindgren's third place mark of 174 feet six inches in the hammer throw.

Other note worthy performances on the women's side were Rocksi Millers' fifth and sixth place finishes in the hammer and shot put with marks of 136 feet eight inches and 38 feet 10.25 inches, Kim Wilson's sixth place finish in the 100 with a time of 12.85 seconds, Katherine Barnhart and Andrea Gruber's sixth and eight place finishes in the 10,000 with personal best times of 40:21 and 40:34, and Tara Krempley lowering her own school record in the steeplechase by 24 seconds with her seventh place finish in 12:08.

Rounding out the men's standouts were Bryan Harper's fourth place finish in the 200 in 22.51 seconds, Spencer Head winning his heat and finishing fifth overall in the 800 in 1:53.79, and Dennis Olstedt running a new personal best in the 110 hurdles of 15.37 and finishing fifth.

Willamette Invite Performance Breakdown:

WOMEN

100

6. Kim Wilson              12.85

14. Diana Batson         13.07

200

10. Diana Batson         26.55

400

13. Jeanine Menzies     63.72

17. Amy Nelson           70. 31

800

20. Annie Hayward      2:23.07

37. Anne Hagy            2:30.39

42. Angelyn Salyer      2:36.04

1500

27. Mikayla Bradbury  5:00.77

38. Anne Hagy           5:15.49

Steeplechase

7. Tara Krempley        12:08.01 (New School Record)

10. Sierra Lee            12:56.89

5000

31. Leah Twombly      18:25.79 (5th best ALL time at Lane)

10,000

6. Katherine Barnhart 40:21.05 (8th best ALL time at Lane)

8. Andrea Gruber       40:34.99 (9th best ALL time at Lane)

100 Hurdles

23. Katie Sterling       17.70

4 x 100 Relay

4. Batson, Roldolf, Hayward, Wilson     49.73

4 x 400 Relay

9. Menzies, Salyer Roldolf, Hayward     4:15.22

Pole Vault

1. Mary Vaughn         10-06

Triple Jump

1. Kim Wilson            36-05.75 (3rd best ALL time at Lane)

Shot Put

6. Rocksi Miller          38-10.25

17. Tauni Powell        33-07.50

21. Kallie Nowak       33-01.75

Discus

17. Rocksi Miller       112-10

28. Kallie Nowak       90-10

Hammer Throw

5. Rocksi Miller         136-08

13. Jessie Robertson 116-00 

14. Tauni Powell       113-07

15. Kallie Nowak      112-08

Javelin

2. Tauni Powell        144-08 (5th best ALL time at Lane)

14. Rocksi Miller      117-10

15. Katrina Krempley 110-03

MEN

100

9. Austin Christianson      11.20

13. Tayler Norman           11.29

200

4. Bryan Harper              22.51

26. Dennis Olstedt          23.63

400

10. Chris Stubbs             50.54

11. JJ Rosenburg            50.59

27. Matt Julian               53.39

29. Jesse Smith             53.85

800

5. Spencer Head            1:53.79

1500

13. Spencer Head          3:59.39

Steeplechase

20. Brandon Jordan       10:54.31

5000

23. Lukas Fenley           15:25.20

28. Travis Stevens         15:30.48

10,000

25. Alex Jones              33:47.26

110 Hurdles

5. Dennis Olstedt          15.37

14. Kevin Godfrey         16.07

26. Sean Turner            17.12

4 x 100 Relay

5. Norman, Stubbs, Burbank, Harper    42.83

4 x 400 Relay

10. A                                                  3:28.05

12. B                                                  3:31.87

Pole Vault

1. Scott Elliott             14-11

Long Jump

1. Trent Davis             22-08

10. Bruce Burbank      21-02.75

14. Kevin Godfrey       20-06.25

21. JJ Rosenburg        19-11.50

24. Sean Turner         19-07

25. Kendrick Davis     18-11.25

Triple Jump

15. Kendrick Davis     41-00.25

Shot Put

18. Chris Bellitt         41-05

Discus

2. Chris Bellitt          148-07

21. Ty Lindgren        128-03

29. Cory Rauschert  104-02

Hammer Throw

3. Ty Lindgren         174-06

25. Cory Rauschert  124-02

Brubank and Clackamas' Joe Gobel battled back and fourth for the lead throughout the day. Gobel held an 134 point advantage going into the 1500....

Eugene, OR - The Molalla High senior has signed a letter of intent to run cross-country and track and field for Lane Community College starting next fall. Bradbury has been a perennial all-state performer for the Indians. She finished top ten twice at the OSAA 4A State Championships in cross-country and also made the medal stand twice last spring in the 1500 and 800 meter races on the track

Bradbury is currently ranked first in 4A in the 3000 with a 10:48 and second in both the 1500 (4:53) and 800 (2:25) going into the final month of her high school career.