Iowa
2 School Records Go Down at Musco
IOWA CITY, Iowa – College of Iowa observe and subject senior Nik Curtiss broke the out of doors shot put faculty report on the twenty first Musco Twilight on Saturday afternoon at Francis X. Cretzmeyer observe, whereas junior hammer thrower Amanda Howe improved her all-time finest mark and the college faculty (62.92m / 206’5”) to win the meet.
“Nik Curtiss was superior at the moment,” Iowa Director of Observe and Discipline Joey Woody stated. “It was actually thrilling particularly, this being his first 12 months right here. For him to have the ability to not solely break the indoor faculty report, however to additionally break the out of doors faculty report right here at our dwelling meet was actually thrilling. I’m actually pleased with him and that he broke the 20-meter barrier. That’s an enormous psychological barrier, and for him to recover from that at the moment was large.”
Curtiss now owns the indoor and out of doors shot put data, taking them each down in his lone season as a Hawkeye. Curtiss got here to Iowa after a embellished profession at Tiffin College, transferring with first-year Iowa throws coach Ray Robinson. Curtiss’ mark is No. 5 within the NCAA this 12 months.
Sophomore Khullen Jefferson ran the Eleventh-fastest 400-meter time at school historical past (46.36), successful the meet. Jefferson’s time ranks contained in the NCAA top-50 this season.
Sophomore Kat Moody additionally had an distinctive day within the throws, beginning the afternoon with a runner-up end and lifetime-best throw within the discus (52.62m / 172’7”). She adopted her efficiency by successful the shot put (15.64m / 51’3.75). On the boys’s aspect, sophomore Jordan Johnson completed runner-up within the discus (56.27m / 184’7”).
“There was a fantastic ambiance out right here at the moment,” Woody stated. “It was enjoyable to compete in entrance of the hometown crowd. We had some nice subject occasions — discus and shot put specifically. The throwers had a fantastic breakout weekend. We simply received to maintain constructing these subsequent couple weeks.”
Within the excessive bounce, sophomore Zack Pluff was the meet champion (2.10m / 6’10.75”) and senior Maria Gorham was the runner-up on the ladies’s aspect (1.68m/ 5’6”).
Senior Payton Wensel received the ladies’s 200-meter sprint with a lifetime-best time (24.00) and senior Erin Dowd was runner-up, additionally recording a private finest (24.14). Freshman Nylah Perry ran a career-best (1:00.59) to complete runner-up within the girls’s 400-meter hurdles.
Iowa stays within the Hawkeye State subsequent weekend for the 112th working of the Drake Relays in Des Moines.
Hawkeye Outcomes:
Girls’s Discus
2. Kat Moody – 52.62m / 172’7”, PR
3. Jamie Kofron – 46.29m / 151’10”, PR
5. Alivia Bauer – 45.95m / 150’9”
Males’s Hammer
6. Jordan Hawkins – 55.80m / 183’1”
Males’s Discus
2. Jordan Johnson – 56.27m / 184’7”
7. Quintin Lyons – 49.8m /163’4”, PR
8. Dawson Ellingson – 49.33m / 161’10”
15. Austin West – 42.06m / 138’0”
Girls’s Hammer
1. Amanda Howe – 62.92m / 206’5”, PR, College Document
7. Alivia Bauer – 53.42m / 175’3”
12. Jamie Kofron – 44.49m / 145’11”
Girls’s 4×100
2. Mayberry/Brines/Fitzpatrick/Bova – 47.55
Girls’s 100M Hurdles
4. Jade McDonald – 13.97w, PR
Males’s Excessive Leap
1. Zack Pluff – 2.10m / 6’10.75”, =PR
7. Keith Keahna – 1.87m / 6’01.50”
Girls’s Excessive Leap
2. Maria Gorham – 1.68m / 5’6”
Girls’s Lengthy Leap
6. Jade McDonald – 5.66mW, PR
Girls’s 100M
7. Miya Brines – 11.86w, PR
14. Mytika Mayberry – 12.19, =PR
Males’s 100M
14. James Carter – 10.72w
17. Kalil Johnson – 10.80w
Males’s Javelin
2. Drake Woody – 52.63m / 172’8”
Males’s Shot Put
2. Nikolas Curtiss – 20.04m / 65’9”, PR, College Document
3. Elijah Barnes – 18.36m / 60’3”
4. Dawson Ellingson – 17.87m / 58’7.5”, PR
5. Quinton Lyons – 16.93m / 55’6.5”
6. Jordan Johnson – 16.55m / 54’3.75”
14. Austin West – 13.43m / 44’0.75”
Girls’s Shot Put
1. Kat Moody – 15.64m / 51’3.75”
4. Nicole Berry – 15.10m / 49’6.5”
7. Jamie Kofron – 15.05m / 49’4.5”
9. Ianna Roach – 14.70m / 48’2.75”, PR
Males’s 400M
1. Khullen Jefferson – 46.36, PR
13. Josh Andrews – 49.89
Girls’s 800M
2. Amber Aesoph – 2:10.21
7. Emma Gordon – 2:15.95
Males’s 800M
5. Spencer Gudgel – 1:50.93
9. Martin Robust – 1:52.68, PR
13. Kal Lewis – 1:56.22
Girls’s 400M Hurdles
2. Nylah Perry – 1:00.59, PR
Males’s 400M Hurdles
8. Nolan Roethler – 56.26
Girls’s 200M
1. Payton Wensel – 24.00, PR
2. Erin Dowd – 24.14, PR
7. Tesa Roberts – 24.71w, PR
11. Laney Fitzpatrick – 24.95, PR
17. Sarah Bova – 25.43w
Males’s 200M
8. James Carter – 21.58, PR
12. Evan Schuster – 22.02
Girls’s 1500M
5. Ellie Twedt – 4:48.73
7. Abby Ryon – 4:51.59, PR
9. Gabby Skopec – 5:03.20
Males’s 1500M
7. Ian Geisler – 3:56.67
Girls’s 3000M
2. Madeline Block – 10:04.53, PR
Males’s 3000M
10. Eli Ward – 9:41.48, PR
Girls’s 800M Unseeded
6. Samantha Strauss – 2:33.38, PR
Males’s 800M Unseeded
1. Eli Ward – 1:54.93
Girls’s 1500M Unseeded
10. Maggie Gutwein – 5:17.52
Males’s 1500M Unseeded
3. Konnor Sommer – 4:01.52