DAY #2 RESULTS

GRESHAM, Ore. – Junior David Anderson (Salem, Ore.) brought home the program's first-ever individual championship victory in the men's 400 meter run Friday at the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships thanks to a school-record time of 49.16 at Earl Klapstein Stadium on the campus of Mt. Hood Community College.

"David ran an amazing race against some very tough competition," said fourth-year head coach Norm Berney. "The third and final heat feature many of the top 400 meter runners in the conference and David rose to the occasion and performed well beyond expectations."

Anderson's performance earned all-conference recognition and nearly qualified him for another event at the NAIA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Unfortunately, the third-year Warrior narrowly missed meeting the NAIA's "B" qualification mark by less than .30 seconds. Anderson would earn the first points for Corban's men's track & field team gaining the full 10 points.

On the women's side, Corban's 4x100 meter relay team that included junior Bianca Davis (Ontario, Ore.), sophomore Jocelynn Smith (Yakima, Wash.), freshman Eliya Kohl (Salem, Ore.), and freshman Jacquelyn Taylor (Mt. Vernon, Wash.) met the NAIA's "B" qualification standard thanks to a time of 49.12. The Warriors finished third behind champions Concordia, who set a new track record, and Eastern Oregon, who also met the NAIA's "B" qualification mark.

In the women's 400 meter run, Davis also earned all-conference honors thanks to a fourth place showing in a time of 58.27 that was a mere .27 seconds off the NAIA's "B" qualification mark. Davis' performance set a new school-record becoming only the second runner in program history to post a time less than one minute.

Freshman David Brown (Meridian, Idaho) would set a school-record in the men's 3,000 meter steeplechase thanks to a time of 9:48.47, which was good enough for a third place showing and all-conference recognition.

Other finishes featuring Corban's men's and women's track & field participants that resulted in all-conference recognition or honorable mention were as follows...

* Women's Long Jump – Eliya Kohl (4th place; 4.89 meters)
* Women's 100 meter hurdles – Eliya Kohl (6th place; 16.82)
* Women's Discus – Christy Mosier (6th place; 36.03 meters)
* Women's 3,000 meter steeplechase – Lauren Cross (7th place; 12:23.46)
* Men's 4x100 meter relay – Corban (7th place; 46.86)

The other Warrior competitors are listed below according to finish per event...

* Women's Discus – Jenny Harman (8th place; 33.65 meters)
* Women's 3,000 meter steeplechase –Jennifer Hague (8th place; 12:29.96)
* Women's 100 meter hurdles – Rebecca Stanton (9th place; 17.57)
* Women's Long Jump – Kelsey Childers (9th place; 4.23 meters)
* Men's 400 meter run – Beau St. Peter (10th place; 51.07)
* Women's 100 meter dash – Rebecca Stanton (11th place; 13.16)
* Men's 3,000 meter steeplechase – Jason Hardrath (11th place; 10:42.22)
* Women's Discus – Rian Miller (12th place; 30.49 meters)
* Women's Hammer Throw – Rian Miller (12th place; 26.72 meters)
* Men's 1,500 meter run – Jacob Bowdoin (12th place; 4:05.68)
* Men's 3,000 meter steeplechase – John Trimble (12th place; 10:48.41)
* Men's 1,500 meter run – Taylor Adrian (14th place; 4:11.79)
* Men's 400 meter run – Seth James (15th place; 51.64)
* Men's Long Jump – Noah Cunningham (17th place; 5.50 meters)
* Women's 1,500 meter run – Amy Renfro (19th place; 5:23.69)
* Men's Discus – Taylor Wilkins (19th place; 34.30 meters)

Corban's men's and women's track & field teams will return to the oval tomorrow – Saturday, May 15th – for the third and final day of competition at the CCC Championships beginning at 10:00 a.m. at Earl Klapstein Stadium on the campus of Mt. Hood Community College.

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