Pretty much only one way to go from here--up!
Boise State finished sixth place this weekend at the Mountain West Golf Championships.
Boise State finished sixth place this weekend at the Mountain West Golf Championships.
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Four School Records Fall at Border Clash
Four Bronco student-athletes set school records in the Border Clash at Dona Larsen Park in Boise.
Mackenzie Flannigan broke her own school record set last year in the 100 meters, running the distance in 11:57. Jordin Andrade broke his own mark of 50.11 in the 400, finishing in 49.64. David Elliott, broke a 20-year-old record in the 800, posting a time of 1:49.97. Elliott, who also holds the 1,500-meter mark, joins Jarred Rome (discus, shot put) as the only male Broncos to hold multiple school records in outdoor track and field.
Allison Jeffries topped her own school mark in the pole vault, clearing 13-feet, 6.25-inches.
Boise State will try to improve upon their terrible performance at the Mountain West Indoor Championships, when they compete in the Outdoor Championships May 14-16.
Mackenzie Flannigan broke her own school record set last year in the 100 meters, running the distance in 11:57. Jordin Andrade broke his own mark of 50.11 in the 400, finishing in 49.64. David Elliott, broke a 20-year-old record in the 800, posting a time of 1:49.97. Elliott, who also holds the 1,500-meter mark, joins Jarred Rome (discus, shot put) as the only male Broncos to hold multiple school records in outdoor track and field.
Allison Jeffries topped her own school mark in the pole vault, clearing 13-feet, 6.25-inches.
Boise State will try to improve upon their terrible performance at the Mountain West Indoor Championships, when they compete in the Outdoor Championships May 14-16.
Bates Finishes 20th in 10,000, Sets New School Record
Emma once again finishes behind Kate Avery of Iona. While Avery is moving up amongst the best in the nation, Bates did break her own 10,000 record with a time of 32:13.28.
Event 64 Women 10000 Meter Run Section 1
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Susan Kuijken Global Sport 31:31.97
2 Buze Diriba Adidas 31:33.27
3 Jip Vastenburg Global Sport 31:35.48
4 Yuka Takashima Denso 31:37.32
5 Emily Sisson Providence 31:38.03
6 Emily Infeld Nike 31:38.71
7 Kate Avery Iona 31:41.44
8 Natasha Wodak Praire Inn Harriers 31:41.59
9 Mao Kiyota Suzuki 31:44.79
10 Brenda Eunice Flores Muñ Mexico-FMAA 31:45.16
11 Lanni Marchant Asics/Canada 31:46.94
12 Eri Makikawa Suzuki 31:48.22
13 Alisha Williams adidas Rocky 31:49.99
14 Mattie Suver Asics 31:54.43
15 Liz Costello New Balance 32:01.79
16 Alexi Pappas Oregon Track Club 32:02.22
17 Obare Doricah Hitachi 32:03.18
18 Emma Bates Boise State 32:13.28
19 Kasumi Nishihara Yamada Denki 32:23.65
20 Carolina Tabares Guerrer Porvenir-Colombia 32:24.24
21 Marisol Guadalupe Romero Mexico-FMAA 32:26.41
22 Kellyn Taylor Hoka Naz Elite 32:29.88
23 Misaki Katou Kyudenko 32:30.94
24 Rachel Hannah U of Toronto 32:36.17
25 Alia Gray Brooks 32:50.68
26 Rachel Cliff Vancouver Th 32:54.70
27 Natasha LaBeaud Unattached 33:15.87
28 Neeley Spence Gracey Unattached 33:16.24
29 Yuki Mitsunobu Denso 33:16.79
30 Shiho Takechi Yamada Denki 33:30.89
31 Meghan Peyton Saucony/Team 33:40.15
32 Rina Yamazaki Panasonic 33:41.05
33 Natosha Rogers New Balance 33:42.11
34 Kara Lubieniecki Skechers Per 33:55.12
35 Kristin Swisher Saucony 34:25.77
-- Betsy Saina Nike DNF
-- Veronica Inglese C.S. Esercito DNS
Event 65 Women 10000 Meter Run Section 2
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Santa Ines Melchor Huiza Federacion Peruana 31:56.62
2 Yuka Ando Suzuki 32:07.37
3 Sayaka Kuwahara Sekisui Kagaku 32:14.43
4 Serena Burla Mizuno 32:17.34
5 Jessica Trengove Team Tempo A 32:17.67
6 Gladys Lucy Tejeda Pucuh Federacion Peruana 32:18.49
7 Lindsay Flanagan Mizuno 32:22.15
8 Margarita Hernandez Mexico-FMAA 32:36.29
9 Sarah Pagano Baa 32:46.13
10 Allison Morgan Brooks 32:46.49
11 Carrie Dimoff Bowerman TC 32:46.75
12 Katrina Allison Guelph 32:47.15
13 Addie Bracy Brooks/Hudson Elite 33:01.50
14 Kathya Mirelle Garcia Ba Mexico-FMAA 33:04.11
15 katja goldring Skechers 33:09.27
16 Katy Moen Iowa State 33:09.63
17 Alycia Cridebring Sra Elite 33:12.93
18 Elle Vernon Global Sport 33:13.32
19 Susanna Sullivan Capital Area 33:13.33
20 Juli Accurso Brooks 33:16.34
21 Frances Koons Georgetown R 33:17.13
22 Yuliana Navarro Mexico-FMAA 33:18.06
23 Aubrey Moskal Oiselle 33:19.84
24 Megan Goethals Hansons-Brooks Odp 33:20.01
25 Sara Galimberti Bracco Atletica 33:29.48
26 Sandra Lopez Mexico-FMAA 33:34.67
27 Andie Cozzarelli Oiselle 33:42.44
28 Allison Mendez Adidas/RAC 33:43.75
29 Rachel Mitchell Sra Elite 33:59.28
-- Maggie Callahan Hudson Elite DNF
-- Charlotte Purdue Melbourne Tr DNS
-- Heather Petrick Guelph DNS
Saturday, May 2, 2015
Howard 4th Fastest Collegian at Payton Jordan Invitational
Marisa Howard of Boise State finished 18th in the steeplechase today at the Payton Jordan Invitational in Palo Alto, California. Howard was the fourth-fastest collegian in the event:
Finals 1 Courtney Frerichs Umkc 9:32.12 1:56.469 (1:56.469) 3:12.753 (1:16.285) 4:29.302 (1:16.549) 5:46.395 (1:17.093) 7:03.477 (1:17.083) 8:19.698 (1:16.222) 2 Colleen Quigley Florida State 9:33.63 1:53.639 (1:53.639) 3:10.006 (1:16.367) 4:26.981 (1:16.975) 5:44.358 (1:17.378) 7:03.099 (1:18.741) 8:20.559 (1:17.460) 3 Jessica Furlan Excel Athletika 9:39.20 1:54.305 (1:54.305) 3:11.591 (1:17.287) 4:29.602 (1:18.011) 5:48.070 (1:18.468) 7:05.951 (1:17.882) 8:22.806 (1:16.855) 4 Aisha Praught Nike Otc 9:40.43 1:53.389 (1:53.389) 3:09.746 (1:16.357) 4:26.731 (1:16.986) 5:44.016 (1:17.285) 7:02.988 (1:18.973) 8:23.152 (1:20.164) 5 Genevieve Lalonde Speed River 9:46.05 1:55.709 (1:55.709) 3:13.536 (1:17.828) 4:31.199 (1:17.663) 5:49.708 (1:18.509) 7:09.136 (1:19.428) 8:28.782 (1:19.647) 6 Eva Krchova Hudson Elite 9:48.75 1:56.271 (1:56.271) 3:13.117 (1:16.846) 4:30.892 (1:17.775) 5:50.636 (1:19.744) 7:11.436 (1:20.801) 8:32.623 (1:21.188) 7 Ingeborg Loevnes Oklahoma State 9:48.89 1:58.266 (1:58.266) 3:16.286 (1:18.021) 4:34.866 (1:18.580) 5:54.711 (1:19.845) 7:14.421 (1:19.711) 8:34.348 (1:19.928) 8 Lennie Waite Adidas RogueAC 9:50.32 1:56.573 (1:56.573) 3:13.987 (1:17.414) 4:32.336 (1:18.350) 5:51.338 (1:19.003) 7:12.169 (1:20.831) 8:33.954 (1:21.785) 9 Sarah Pease Adidas/Rogue AC 9:56.52 1:56.924 (1:56.924) 3:14.243 (1:17.320) 4:32.903 (1:18.660) 5:53.585 (1:20.683) 7:14.957 (1:21.373) 8:37.228 (1:22.271) 10 Valeria Roffino G.S. Fiamme Azzurre 9:58.15 1:57.711 (1:57.711) 3:15.842 (1:18.132) 4:35.693 (1:19.851) 5:56.957 (1:21.265) 7:17.575 (1:20.618) 8:39.318 (1:21.744) 11 Kimber Mattox Team Run Eugene 9:59.68 1:57.764 (1:57.764) 3:16.303 (1:18.540) 4:35.483 (1:19.180) 5:55.945 (1:20.463) 7:16.769 (1:20.825) 8:38.363 (1:21.594) 12 Maria Bernard British Columbia 10:05.01 1:57.986 (1:57.986) 3:14.990 (1:17.004) 4:34.393 (1:19.404) 5:55.247 (1:20.854) 7:17.533 (1:22.286) 8:41.434 (1:23.902) 13 Marisa Howard Boise State 10:08.58 1:56.031 (1:56.031) 3:14.741 (1:18.710) 4:35.908 (1:21.168) 5:58.998 (1:23.090) 7:23.383 (1:24.386) 8:47.853 (1:24.470) 14 Misaki Sango Suzuki 10:08.92 1:57.378 (1:57.378) 3:15.324 (1:17.947) 4:33.699 (1:18.375) 5:56.711 (1:23.013) 7:20.525 (1:23.814) 8:46.789 (1:26.265) 15 Beverly Ramos Puerto Rico 10:14.33 1:54.741 (1:54.741) 3:12.218 (1:17.477) 4:30.957 (1:18.740) 5:51.159 (1:20.203) 7:13.584 (1:22.425) 8:40.342 (1:26.758) 16 Ann Dunn Brooks 10:21.83 1:58.183 (1:58.183) 3:17.826 (1:19.644) 4:39.245 (1:21.419) 6:02.866 (1:23.621) 7:27.966 (1:25.101) 8:55.088 (1:27.123) 17 Amber Schultz Unattached 10:38.66 1:58.552 (1:58.552) 3:18.726 (1:20.175) 4:41.348 (1:22.623) 6:08.494 (1:27.146) 7:36.906 (1:28.412) 9:09.015 (1:32.110)
Event 59 Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase Section 2
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Collier Lawrence Oiselle 9:50.47
1:58.571 (1:58.571) 3:17.149 (1:18.578) 4:35.933 (1:18.784)
5:54.674 (1:18.742) 7:14.560 (1:19.886) 8:33.859 (1:19.300)
2 Mary Goldkamp Rogue Ac/Adidas 9:53.66
1:57.571 (1:57.571) 3:16.980 (1:19.409) 4:36.459 (1:19.480)
5:54.969 (1:18.510) 7:16.805 (1:21.836) 8:38.510 (1:21.705)
3 Tori Gerlach Penn State 9:57.47
1:58.604 (1:58.604) 3:18.216 (1:19.613) 4:38.140 (1:19.924)
5:57.625 (1:19.485) 7:19.182 (1:21.558) 8:40.652 (1:21.470)
4 Jamie Cheever Club Northwe 9:59.48
1:57.838 (1:57.838) 3:17.275 (1:19.438) 4:36.731 (1:19.457)
5:57.038 (1:20.307) 7:19.498 (1:22.461) 8:41.328 (1:21.830)
5 Rolanda Bell Unattached 10:05.95
1:57.294 (1:57.294) 3:16.683 (1:19.390) 4:36.241 (1:19.558)
5:56.058 (1:19.817) 7:18.372 (1:22.315) 8:41.964 (1:23.593)
6 Pippa Woolven Florida State 10:10.17
1:58.971 (1:58.971) 3:18.568 (1:19.598) 4:38.164 (1:19.596)
5:58.675 (1:20.511) 7:21.928 (1:23.254) 8:47.133 (1:25.205)
7 Heather Demorest Montana State 10:14.60
1:59.705 (1:59.705) 3:19.881 (1:20.177) 4:40.051 (1:20.170)
6:01.506 (1:21.455) 7:24.713 (1:23.208) 8:51.353 (1:26.640)
8 Chikako Mori Sekisui Kagaku 10:14.99
1:58.357 (1:58.357) 3:18.913 (1:20.556) 4:39.226 (1:20.314)
6:00.450 (1:21.225) 7:24.273 (1:23.823) 8:53.762 (1:29.490)
9 Cinthya Paucar Segura Federacion Peruana 10:17.91
1:59.188 (1:59.188) 3:20.140 (1:20.953) 4:41.260 (1:21.120)
6:03.983 (1:22.723) 7:28.634 (1:24.652) 8:54.919 (1:26.285)
10 Maggie Callahan Hudson Elite 10:19.22
1:57.452 (1:57.452) 3:19.340 (1:21.888) 4:41.053 (1:21.714)
6:03.533 (1:22.480) 7:30.503 (1:26.970) 8:57.436 (1:26.934)
11 Courtney Heiner Strava TC 10:21.20
2:00.255 (2:00.255) 3:20.094 (1:19.840) 4:42.973 (1:22.879)
6:06.464 (1:23.492) 7:32.504 (1:26.040) 8:59.042 (1:26.538)
12 Alycia Butterworth Idaho 10:22.34
1:59.339 (1:59.339) 3:19.544 (1:20.205) 4:41.585 (1:22.042)
6:04.729 (1:23.144) 7:31.270 (1:26.541) 8:57.878 (1:26.608)
13 Jordan Hamric Oiselle 10:23.28
2:00.020 (2:00.020) 3:20.385 (1:20.365) 4:42.249 (1:21.864)
6:04.822 (1:22.573) 7:29.479 (1:24.658) 8:56.291 (1:26.813)
14 Jovana DE LA Cruz Capani Federacion Peruana 10:35.98
1:57.710 (1:57.710) 3:17.070 (1:19.360) 4:42.742 (1:25.672)
6:09.267 (1:26.525) 7:39.680 (1:30.413) 9:09.577 (1:29.898)
-- Weynshet Anssa Unattached DNS
-- Shannon Klenke Arkansas DNS
Boise State in 8th Place at Mountain West Men's Golf Championship
Day Two is underway in the Mountain West Men's Golf Championship, and already Boise State is 10 over park. The Broncos are in eighth place.
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Boise State To Play South Florida in NCAA Men's Tennis Tournament
For the fourth year, Boise State is going dancing in the NCAA Men's Tennis Tournament, and it's a bit of deja vu in the matchup. The Broncos will play South Florida May 8 at the home of Virginia Tech. South Florida bounced Boise State 4-0 earlier this year in the Blue Gray Tournament.
Monday, April 27, 2015
Hochstrasser, Chamberlain Lead United States to Pan American Championship
Former Boise State stars Andrew Hochstrasser and Jason Chamberlain won individual gold medals, two of six for the United States, as the U.S. won the Pan American freestyle wresting championships yesterday in Santiago, Chile.
Hochstrasser, a two-time All-American and Pac-12 champion at 133 pounds, won by technical fall (10-0) over Wilmar Hernandez of Columbia. Chamberlain, also a two-time All-American and two-time Pac-12 Champion and three-time Pac-12 champion at 149 pounts, captured the gold with a 4-0 win over Abel Herrera of Peru. The United States finished with 78 team points, 20 more than second-place Canada.
Hochstrasser, a two-time All-American and Pac-12 champion at 133 pounds, won by technical fall (10-0) over Wilmar Hernandez of Columbia. Chamberlain, also a two-time All-American and two-time Pac-12 Champion and three-time Pac-12 champion at 149 pounts, captured the gold with a 4-0 win over Abel Herrera of Peru. The United States finished with 78 team points, 20 more than second-place Canada.
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Boise State's History in the Learfield Cup
Season Ranking Points
1993-94 77th 116.5
1994-95 86th 125.0
1995-96 89th 84.5
1996-97 65th 116.5
1997-98 96th 70
1998-99 86th 90
1999-2000 84th 184
2000-01 114th 134
2001-02 118th 143
2002-03 63rd 281
2003-04 66th 256.25
2004-05 65th 270
2005-06 83rd 192.5
2006-07 97th 196
2007-08 77th 257.50
2008-09 49th 449.30
2009-10 60th 351.00
2010-11 83rd 228.30
2011-12 70th 273.75
2012-13 83rd 233.50
2013-14 74th 293.50
Boise State Wins Mountain West Men's Tennis Championship
Boise State finished an improbable run to capture the Mountain West Men's Tennis Championship for the fourth consecutive year in Albuquerque, New Mexico today with a 4-3 win over Nevada.
Brian Foley scored two service breaks in the third and final set, then served for the match for a dramatic victory. Boise State topped #4 seed Fresno State and #1 seed New Mexico to reach today's finals. Nevada got on the board first by winning the doubles point. Robert Allan and Moez Chargui downed Abe Hewko and Brian Foley 6-2. After Garrett Patton and Toby Mitchell won at #2 doubles, the #1 Nevada doubles team of Andrew Poustie and Fernand Sunago beat Thomas Tenreiro and Lewis Roskilly of Boise State 6-4. For the second consecutive day, that meant that Boise State would have to win four of the six singles matches to win the championship. Hewko (#6 singles) and Mitchell (#3 singles) both won first sets, with Abe winning 6-2 and Toby 6-0. Roskilly captured a late break at #5 singles, and went on to win his opening set 6-4. But when late breaks at both #1 and #2 singles went against the Broncos, Nevada grabbed a huge momentum swing. Chargui topped Patton 7-5 in the opening set, while Andrada defeated Tenreiro 6-4. Hewko won his match 6-2, 6-2 to even the team score at one apiece. Mitchell followed shortly afterwards with a 6-0, 6-2 win. Roskilly then scored a break in his second set and emerged victorious 6-4, 6-2 at #5 singles. Boise State held a 3-1 lead at this point, and was one match away from victory. Tenreiro fell at #2 singles, 6-4, 6-3, and when Patton went down at #1 singles, 7-5, 6-2, the scoreboard read Boise State 3, Nevada 3. That focused all attention on #4 singles between Foley and Sunago, a match that had gone back and forth all day. Foley was down two set points in the opening set before battling back and winning 7-6 in a tense tiebreaker. He broke serve early to go up 3-1, and scored another break to lead 5-2. Brian then went up 40-0, setting up four match points. Sunago battled back to save two of them, but with the score 40-30, a Sunago swing ended up in the net, and the victorious Broncos rushed towards the winning Foley to celebrate their championship. Boise State won its fourth consecutive Mountain West title--the Broncos have still never lost a match in conference championship play. Coach Greg Patton's team will advance to the NCAA Championships against a team to be named later. The win gave Boise State its fifth conference title this school year, and ensures the Broncos will get at least 25 more points in the Learfield Cup. The Learfield Cup is awarded annually to the college with the best overall sports department. Boise State currently ranks #61 in the nation.
Brian Foley scored two service breaks in the third and final set, then served for the match for a dramatic victory. Boise State topped #4 seed Fresno State and #1 seed New Mexico to reach today's finals. Nevada got on the board first by winning the doubles point. Robert Allan and Moez Chargui downed Abe Hewko and Brian Foley 6-2. After Garrett Patton and Toby Mitchell won at #2 doubles, the #1 Nevada doubles team of Andrew Poustie and Fernand Sunago beat Thomas Tenreiro and Lewis Roskilly of Boise State 6-4. For the second consecutive day, that meant that Boise State would have to win four of the six singles matches to win the championship. Hewko (#6 singles) and Mitchell (#3 singles) both won first sets, with Abe winning 6-2 and Toby 6-0. Roskilly captured a late break at #5 singles, and went on to win his opening set 6-4. But when late breaks at both #1 and #2 singles went against the Broncos, Nevada grabbed a huge momentum swing. Chargui topped Patton 7-5 in the opening set, while Andrada defeated Tenreiro 6-4. Hewko won his match 6-2, 6-2 to even the team score at one apiece. Mitchell followed shortly afterwards with a 6-0, 6-2 win. Roskilly then scored a break in his second set and emerged victorious 6-4, 6-2 at #5 singles. Boise State held a 3-1 lead at this point, and was one match away from victory. Tenreiro fell at #2 singles, 6-4, 6-3, and when Patton went down at #1 singles, 7-5, 6-2, the scoreboard read Boise State 3, Nevada 3. That focused all attention on #4 singles between Foley and Sunago, a match that had gone back and forth all day. Foley was down two set points in the opening set before battling back and winning 7-6 in a tense tiebreaker. He broke serve early to go up 3-1, and scored another break to lead 5-2. Brian then went up 40-0, setting up four match points. Sunago battled back to save two of them, but with the score 40-30, a Sunago swing ended up in the net, and the victorious Broncos rushed towards the winning Foley to celebrate their championship. Boise State won its fourth consecutive Mountain West title--the Broncos have still never lost a match in conference championship play. Coach Greg Patton's team will advance to the NCAA Championships against a team to be named later. The win gave Boise State its fifth conference title this school year, and ensures the Broncos will get at least 25 more points in the Learfield Cup. The Learfield Cup is awarded annually to the college with the best overall sports department. Boise State currently ranks #61 in the nation.
Foley With Another Break
Brian Foley just ripped a backhand to win another game. He goes up 4-1 in second set.
Update on Mountain West Tennis Championship
The match is tied at 3, with the #4 singles between Foley of Boise State and Sunago deciding the championship.
Foley leads 3-1 with Sunago serving at 30-all.
Foley leads 3-1 with Sunago serving at 30-all.
Foley with a Break in Second Set
He leads 2-1, and it appears that the match at #4 will be for the championship. Can he hold on, or does Nevada get the win?
Tenreiro Loses at #2 Singles
Thomas loses 6-4, 6-3, so it is now Boise State 3, Nevada 2. The Wolf Pack is favored at #4 singles, so unless Patton can rally at #1, it's going to be nervous time.
Roskilly Wins 6-4, 6-2 at #5 Singles
Boise State leads the match 3-1, but must find another player to win. Two of the three Broncos are trailing in their individual matches.
Tenreiro Loses Break
Thomas is down 4-2 after losing first set. So the match appears to be coming down to #4 singles.
To recap, Nevada captured the doubles point to put tremendous pressure on Boise State.
Abe Hewko beat Robert Margitfalvi on Court 6 for a 6-2, 6-2 win to tie the match. Toby Mitchell followed with a 6-0, 6-2 win at #3 singles to put Boise State up 2-1. But that is very much a tenuous lead.
We say that because Moez Chargui leads Garrett Patton 7-5, 4-1 at #1 singles, and Ryan Andrada leads Thomas Tenreiro 6-4, 4-3 at #2 singles.
If those two matches hold, Foley must beat Fernando Sunago for Boise State to win the match.
To recap, Nevada captured the doubles point to put tremendous pressure on Boise State.
Abe Hewko beat Robert Margitfalvi on Court 6 for a 6-2, 6-2 win to tie the match. Toby Mitchell followed with a 6-0, 6-2 win at #3 singles to put Boise State up 2-1. But that is very much a tenuous lead.
We say that because Moez Chargui leads Garrett Patton 7-5, 4-1 at #1 singles, and Ryan Andrada leads Thomas Tenreiro 6-4, 4-3 at #2 singles.
If those two matches hold, Foley must beat Fernando Sunago for Boise State to win the match.
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