
TF | Rowe's School Record Highlights the Dons' Weekend
1/27/2018 8:43:00 PM | Track and Field
SEATTLE, Wash. – The University of San Francisco's track and field team finished off its weekend at the University of Washington Invitational held at Dempsey Indoor.
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The standout performance of the weekend was the school record set by Jack Rowe in the 3,000m. He finished 8th in his section, and 8th overall with a time of 7:58.82, beating the previous record set by Ryan Driscoll in 2016 by almost 12 seconds.Â
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On Friday, the women's distance medley relay of Alena Ulrichova, Samantha Lind, Emma Stahr and Marie Bouchard put in a school record setting performance to finish 3rd in section three, finishing 3rd overall with a time of 11:30.49
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Freshman Lea Meyer turned in a strong performance in the mile race, putting up a mark of 4:51.65 to finish 20th overall. She led for the second half of the race, taking home a decisive win in her heat.
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In the 200m, Asaundra Dalton and Lind turned in a pair of strong performances. Dalton finished second in her heat and 15th overall with a time of 25.14. Lind won her heat with a time 25.66 to place 28th overall.
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QUOTES:
Head Coach Helen Lehman-Winters
On the performance of the weekend:
"We had some solid performances this weekend, but clearly have a lot of work to do over the next few weeks to put ourselves in a better position going into Husky and MPSF Championships"
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On Rowe setting the school record:
"We are really happy with how well Jack raced this evening. He was in a loaded heat and finished ahead of several All-Americans. This was a great test of his fitness and a really solid start to his year"
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On Meyer's heat winning performance in the mile:
"Lea ran with poise, confidence and with relative ease to win her heat."
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On Dalton's 200m performance:
"Asaundra's 200 was the fastest opener of her career which is promising as it is only January. We expect her to continue to improve a ton over the next couple months."
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NEXT UP:
The Dons will head back to Seattle for the Husky Invitational in two weeks on Feb. 9.
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USF Results:
Friday
200m
15. Asaundra Dalton – 25.14 (2nd in Sec. 2)
28. Samantha Lind – 25.66 (1st in Sec. 13)
98. Maya Reynolds – 27.97 (5th in Sec. 20)
102. Alia Mahuna – 28.38 (4th in Sec. 22)
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5,000m
30. Frederique Latraverse – 17:35.69 (16th in Sec. 1)
47. Valerie Almanza – 18:16.44 (17th in Sec. 2)
53. Kelsey Nielsen – 18:29.69 (17th in Sec. 1)
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Women Distance Medley Relay
3. Alena Ulrichova, Samantha Lind, Emma Stahr and Marie Bouchard – 11:30.49 (3rd in Sec. 3)
17. Josephine Brysting, Grace McKenna, Maya Reynolds and Magdalena Dias – 12:23.95 (3rd in Sec. 1)
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Saturday:
60m
27. Asaundra Dalton - 7.95 (4th in Heat 6)
66. Grace McKenna - 8.48 (5th in Heat 10)
1 Mile
20. Lea Meyer - 4:51.65 (1st in Sec. 4)
48. Emma Stahr - 5:04.97 (12th in Sec. 4)
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400m
31. Alena Ulrichova - 57.97 (2nd in Sec. 11)
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3,000m
8. Jack Rowe – 7:58.82 (8th in Sec. 4)
27. Jacob Allen – 8:14.54 (9th in Sec. 3)
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The standout performance of the weekend was the school record set by Jack Rowe in the 3,000m. He finished 8th in his section, and 8th overall with a time of 7:58.82, beating the previous record set by Ryan Driscoll in 2016 by almost 12 seconds.Â
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On Friday, the women's distance medley relay of Alena Ulrichova, Samantha Lind, Emma Stahr and Marie Bouchard put in a school record setting performance to finish 3rd in section three, finishing 3rd overall with a time of 11:30.49
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Freshman Lea Meyer turned in a strong performance in the mile race, putting up a mark of 4:51.65 to finish 20th overall. She led for the second half of the race, taking home a decisive win in her heat.
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In the 200m, Asaundra Dalton and Lind turned in a pair of strong performances. Dalton finished second in her heat and 15th overall with a time of 25.14. Lind won her heat with a time 25.66 to place 28th overall.
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QUOTES:
Head Coach Helen Lehman-Winters
On the performance of the weekend:
"We had some solid performances this weekend, but clearly have a lot of work to do over the next few weeks to put ourselves in a better position going into Husky and MPSF Championships"
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On Rowe setting the school record:
"We are really happy with how well Jack raced this evening. He was in a loaded heat and finished ahead of several All-Americans. This was a great test of his fitness and a really solid start to his year"
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On Meyer's heat winning performance in the mile:
"Lea ran with poise, confidence and with relative ease to win her heat."
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On Dalton's 200m performance:
"Asaundra's 200 was the fastest opener of her career which is promising as it is only January. We expect her to continue to improve a ton over the next couple months."
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NEXT UP:
The Dons will head back to Seattle for the Husky Invitational in two weeks on Feb. 9.
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USF Results:
Friday
200m
15. Asaundra Dalton – 25.14 (2nd in Sec. 2)
28. Samantha Lind – 25.66 (1st in Sec. 13)
98. Maya Reynolds – 27.97 (5th in Sec. 20)
102. Alia Mahuna – 28.38 (4th in Sec. 22)
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5,000m
30. Frederique Latraverse – 17:35.69 (16th in Sec. 1)
47. Valerie Almanza – 18:16.44 (17th in Sec. 2)
53. Kelsey Nielsen – 18:29.69 (17th in Sec. 1)
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Women Distance Medley Relay
3. Alena Ulrichova, Samantha Lind, Emma Stahr and Marie Bouchard – 11:30.49 (3rd in Sec. 3)
17. Josephine Brysting, Grace McKenna, Maya Reynolds and Magdalena Dias – 12:23.95 (3rd in Sec. 1)
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Saturday:
60m
27. Asaundra Dalton - 7.95 (4th in Heat 6)
66. Grace McKenna - 8.48 (5th in Heat 10)
1 Mile
20. Lea Meyer - 4:51.65 (1st in Sec. 4)
48. Emma Stahr - 5:04.97 (12th in Sec. 4)
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400m
31. Alena Ulrichova - 57.97 (2nd in Sec. 11)
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3,000m
8. Jack Rowe – 7:58.82 (8th in Sec. 4)
27. Jacob Allen – 8:14.54 (9th in Sec. 3)
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