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Show B6 The Salt Lake Tribune SPORTS Sunday, May23, 1999 BYU Men, Women Track Athletes Better Own Sweep WAC Track Marks In Meet of Champions 200 in 25.68 BY BOB HUDSON FORT COLLINS, 5 Dahike. Air Fore, 14.69 8, Ronakd Murray Colo WAC men’s and women’s track and field titles Saturday, while illus: trating that the Cougars will have even less trouble dominating the Ramsey new Mountain West Conference. BYU's men’s teamscored 190%2 points ty 123 for Texas-El Paso, Fresno St 1/5918 Deoatrey Just relax and have fun. That's the advice Taylorsville’s Joe Christensen and Box Elder Taylor, seratched Jake Horspool give their peers following Saturday's Meet of Champions Track and Field Com- pt andfifth-place Wyoming was the wis petition at East High Mills BYU. 1 Bryan Howard vdam, BYU, 1020 4, Jarmuene Warne Johnson. UTEP. 108 6, Ca 7 Kevan Garrett, SMU, 1056 8 ke tilly 1ct topfinisher that’s joining BYU in the MW( “I just relaxed and paced my- self off [Granger's] Soelberg. [who won the 100],” The Cougar womenposted 214 21.84 seconds. That was 18th straight conference champi- the day. Horspool, the Class 4-A javelin Dans PregoSt. reeno St. 16-11 4 Mkhas champion last week, didn’t sur- scorer with 241% points. Heran a th BYU, 5013 2 Medrans. Wyoming ier Espana Air Force F Carlton Duncan van Howard mss ermine UTEP 2080 6. Mi nald Promese. {TEP SU seratched 5 2 Clyde Colenso, 4 DavidLagat sh areny145 48 6 John Hed gokdu SMU 1507 500 4 posted a BYU record of 38.88, as Texas Christian lost for the first Nees sh 6. Wyoming iio 7est ain8 Tua 91648 _ posting the third-fastest time in BYU historyin each event and showinghe's ready to go for NCAA titles in Boise, June2-5. Ky »ssarth won the No. 2 all-time BYU sprinter-long jumper Kenneth Andam was the meet’s top leg for the 400 relay team that time in two years, covering 18 eels Utah’s Jeff Simonich took the 5.000in 14:47.95. BYU's SharolynShields wonthe Ormond won the 5.000 in “On mylast throw, I was wait- ing for the wind to die down. Colorado State’s Bryan Berryhill (146) went on to win the 1,000 meters at the WACtrack and field championships. Ball SML Weber MenRepeatfor Big Sky Track Title NORTHRIDGE, Calif. — Weber State's Charles Clinger won the high jump, tied forsecondin the long jumpand tookthirdinthetriple jump, leading the Wildcats to second consecutive Big Sky ence men’s track andfield championship The Cats posted 152 points to IndividualKesults Hid asa Bagi SMU 8 es NCAA eid pe § ears 6 abel Coney, SMU Kirsten Bolm won the Lindsey Malmgres 100 hurdles in 12.86, the secondfastest time in BYU history, and —“\q ely <1. Rie 457 (te Kristel Berendsen set a BYU record of 43-10" inthetriple jump BYU's Willard Hirschi (men’s) and Craig Poole (women’s) were named coachesof the yea Here are the winnersthe Meet of Champions at Bas High TOU. 705, BYU 4554-4 05 6 UNLV 4608 7 Wyo ope BYU Sieh ©ao Kendra Woodruff CSU 44455. 8 Heather Johason. Aur Force 445 17 Micsha MeKelry San Drego St. 124 3, Angela Whyte New Mexico TCU. 18705. Alia Brimball BYU 6 Keita Mole Re 12981Kin Saalwod Re 132 ference track and field meet forthe Wildcats. Clinger was named the men’s field athlete of the meet, with The meetcontinued late Satur daynight at Cal State Fullerton. The USU men’s team held an 82.33-50 lead over Cal Poly, the marks of 7-0!2 in the high jump 24-314 inthelong jumpand 50-234 in thetriple jump. Aggie womenstoodfifth WSU’s Lee Lorenz won the 800 meters in 1:49.82 and Joel Atwater won the 1500 in 3:50.28. Sacramento State’s Michael the heptathlon with 5,257 points Parker's hammerthrow of 223-7 eclipsed his mark of 222-8, estab lished earlier this month of 222-08 Ke nyon was named the men’s track te of the meet after winning 200 in 20.96 and the 400 in 2. He also ranthe second leg His discus toss of 191-4 was also a rab Farle SaaDe 9 7 Aumee Teles Bice personal best by 13inches. USU’s Brad Bair was second it) on the 1600 relay team that fin ished second. Brandon Boone was second in the banillas was thirdin the 10.000 me The women’s topfield athlete was Northridge’s Brandi Prieto who wonhersixth triple jump con plechase(9:10.4) doors and three outdoors. Her best jump was 41-334, a Big Sky record the decathlon (6,708 points) an¢ long jump(23-234) Demetrio ( ters (31:39.49), while Glen Busel was third in the 3.000-meter ste« Golf Group Leaders . . . 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And WayneCoun Sarah Ellett, who traveled six hours to get to the meet, wonthe girls 3,200 in 11:25.57. The meet was sponsored by the Utah High School Track Coaches Association mark of 209 feet was the best of Meads 124 women’s 1,500 in 4:26.41, Treva Kara Candice WorkmanofClearfield won both the girls shot put and prise with his victory. But his the 100 meters in 10.04 seconds J one of 14.20 andthe 300-meter hurdles in 37.93 the more outstanding marks for onship. BYU's Leonard Myles-Mills won 400 hurdles in for BYL said Chris- tensen. He won the boys 200 in points to UNLV’s 80, winning an and the 200 in 20.11, West Jordan’s Jake Garlick won the 110-meter hurdles in SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE Brigham Young easily swept the Pools Heated with Energy Horspool said. “It didn’t. I was already in first, so I just let [the jav- StokeHopeBex ie, 20 Dav. 60-64 Disrus Nib Arrbent irs elin} go. I didn't worry about form or anything.” Amongother highlights: Soelberg wonthe 100 in a windaided 10.58. Weber’s Kim Vanbeekum won the girls 100 in 12.2 and took the 437 iniMurray 40.5; Weeea Prema #183, 1 metereyKear, $9 High jump Rachel V Long jump-Roni Moore Kear 179% JaveaValu Mut Granger 122 Shot ‘pu-Candice Workman, Clearfield, 42-3; Shot put Candice Work man Clearfield. 1994 Hamm All Alone With Record 108th Goal in ‘Friendly’ Match THE HARTFORD COURANT more to me whenI look back over ORLANDO, Fla. — Mia Hamm put her name in the world soccer mycareer,” Hamm said. “Right record book Saturdaynight, start- ing and finishing the play that produced her historic 108th goal in a friendly against Brazil at the Citrus Bowl Hamm, 27. collected a counterattack clearance from Michelle Akers, flicked the ball to Kristine Lilly with her head, and sailed downthe right sideline asthe play Kristine Lilly of Wilton [72nd minute] and Tiffeny Milbrett script when America’s female soccer icon made history. ‘It's great that she gotit here,” Coach Tony DiCicco said. “We going into the World Cup. I thought she had an awesome game, notjust the goal. She was judged pass down theinside right channel for Hamm to chase our best player, made great decisions and got the winner. You Taking control in full stride, Hamm drewgoalkeeper Didi towardher,then fired a low, hard shot between the keeper's legs from 10 yards, sparking a wild celebration with her teammates. can't ask for morethanthat.” After tying long-retired Elisabetta Vignotto of Italy with her 107th goal last week against Hol- land in Chicago, the focus has sharpened on Hamm I think it will probably mean To win the World Cup [87th] also scored as the United States defeated Brazil, 3-0. But the result was very muchthe sub- didn’t want any added pressure developed. 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