FINAL RESULTS

McMINNVILLE, Ore. – A handful of Warriors competed Friday at the Linfield Twilight, as Corban's men's and women's track & field teams closed out the regular season looking to potentially earn some qualifying marks for the upcoming NAIA Outdoor Track & Field National Championships in mid-May.

Junior Jacob Bowdoin and freshman John Weber began the evening for the Warriors in the 3,000 meter steeplechase, as Bowdoin outlasted Weber with times of 10:13.76 and 10:17.29, respectively.

In the 400 meter dash, freshman Seth West finished fifth overall with a time of 52.87 seconds.

Junior Eliya Kohl was the first member of Corban's women's track & field team to compete turning in a third place finish in the 100 meter dash thanks to a time of 13.01 seconds.

Next up for the Warriors was freshman Brett Johnson, who captured the title in the men's 100 meter dash with a time of 11.19 seconds to win the race by 0.08 seconds.

Corban's 4x400 women's relay team would take the track next for the Warriors, as the quartet of junior Rachael Estabrook, freshman Haley Holboke, junior Kelsey Childers, and junior Christy Mosier finished as the runner-up thanks to a combined team time of 4:13.85.

The men's 4x400 relay team would win its race, as the quartet of freshman Austin Koos, freshman Jacob Ybarra, junior Bryce Petersen, and freshman Nathan Swanson turned in a combined team time of 3:20.71. The Warriors' 'A' team outlasted the 'B' team that consisted of Johnson, senior Caleb Goins, senior Erik Cronrath, and senior Ben Search by 1.05 seconds, as Corban's second team posted a time of 3:21.76.

In the men's long jump, Johnson finished sixth thanks to a lead of 5.87 meters (19-feet, 3.25-inches) to finish 0.64 meters behind the event winner.

Kohl would return to the track to compete in the women's triple jump, as she captured the title with a leap of 10.77 meters (35-feet, 4-inches) that won the event by 0.44 meters.

In the men's discus, sophomore Zach Conlee and freshman Jack Lander finished second and fourth, respectively, with throws of 37.36 (122-feet, 7-inches) and 35.27 meters (115-feet, 8-inches).

Lander would continue competition in the hammer throw, as the first-year Warrior finished eighth overall with a distance of 36.18 meters (118-feet, 8-inches).

Senior Rachel Newby would close out the competition for Corban's women's team in the javelin, as she finished fourth overall with a throw of 36.89 meters (121-feet).

Lander would be the final Warrior to compete this evening, as he took part in the shot put finishing seventh overall with a throw of 11.12 meters (36-feet, 5.75-inches).

Corban's two teams will now set their sights on the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships that begins on Thursday, May 10th, at 5:00 p.m. at John F. Moehl Stadium on the campus of Oregon Institute of Technology in Klamath Falls.