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RESULTS) The first day of the 2024 NAIA Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championship concluded with five champions and a new record.
University of British Columbia sits in 2nd in the team scores with 18 points. College of Idaho holds T-7th place with eight points.
The 2023 heptathlon runner-up Rebecca Dutchak of University of British Columbia sits in second place with a total of 3157 points.
Dutchak’s highest finish came in the 200m at first place with a time of 25.25. Abi Stevens of Southern Oregon University is third, totaling 3121. After day one, the senior's highest finish was second place in the high jump with a mark of 1.70m.
National Champion- Pole Vault: Sonya Urbanowicz (3.85m) of University of British Columbia earned back-to-back national champion titles.
All-American- Hammer Throw: Michelle Dadson (57.84m) of University of British Columbia earned 3rd place.
All-Americans- Javelin: Sarah Snell (41.74m) of University of British Columbia earned 7th place.
All-Americans- 10,000-meter run: Ellyse Tingelstad (36:19.43) of College of Idaho placed 2nd.
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