Fetherstonhaugh Smashes School Record at NCAA Regionals
May 25, 2019 | Women's Track & Field
SACRAMENTO – The Oregon State track and field team finished up competition at the NCAA West Preliminary Championships on Saturday in Sacramento after three days of competition.
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Ann Wingeleth, high jump, was the only student-athlete for the Beavers to qualify through to the NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas on June 5-8.
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Freshman Grace Fetherstonhaugh crushed the Oregon State school record in the 3,000-meter steeplechase on Friday evening. Fetherstonhaugh ran to a 14th place finish, nearly qualifying to the NCAA Championships, and to a school record with a time of 10-minutes, 3.13-seconds.
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In the final event of the weekend for the Beavers, Lexi Reed ran the second-fastest time in OSU history and a personal best in the 5,000 meters. Reed finished in 22nd place overall with a time of 16-minutes, 11.01-seconds.
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A pair of Beavers wrapped up their season in the shot put on Saturday in Keely McLaughlin and Taylor Crockem. A 38th place finish from Crockem led the group with a furthest throw of 48-feet, 9-inches. Meanwhile, McLaughlin ended in 45th place at 46-feet, 8.75-inches.
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On Friday afternoon Lindsay McShane threw her way to a 28th place finish in the discus with a best throw of 163-feet, 5-inches.
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FULL RESULTS
High Jump: 10. Ann Wingeleth, 5-8.75
Hammer Throw: 18. Lindsay McShane, 196-9
Javelin: 24. Destiny Dawson, 147-3; 37. Delaney Hall, 139-8; 44. Jordynn Slater, 136-3
3,000M Steeplechase: 14. Grace Fetherstonhaugh, 10:03.13 (OSU School Record)
Discus: 28. Lindsay McShane, 13-5
Shot Put: 38. Taylor Crockem, 48-9; 45. Keely McLaughlin, 46-8.75
5,000 Meters: 22. Lexi Reed, 16:11.01 (#2 OSU All-Time)
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Ann Wingeleth, high jump, was the only student-athlete for the Beavers to qualify through to the NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas on June 5-8.
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Freshman Grace Fetherstonhaugh crushed the Oregon State school record in the 3,000-meter steeplechase on Friday evening. Fetherstonhaugh ran to a 14th place finish, nearly qualifying to the NCAA Championships, and to a school record with a time of 10-minutes, 3.13-seconds.
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In the final event of the weekend for the Beavers, Lexi Reed ran the second-fastest time in OSU history and a personal best in the 5,000 meters. Reed finished in 22nd place overall with a time of 16-minutes, 11.01-seconds.
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A pair of Beavers wrapped up their season in the shot put on Saturday in Keely McLaughlin and Taylor Crockem. A 38th place finish from Crockem led the group with a furthest throw of 48-feet, 9-inches. Meanwhile, McLaughlin ended in 45th place at 46-feet, 8.75-inches.
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On Friday afternoon Lindsay McShane threw her way to a 28th place finish in the discus with a best throw of 163-feet, 5-inches.
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FULL RESULTS
High Jump: 10. Ann Wingeleth, 5-8.75
Hammer Throw: 18. Lindsay McShane, 196-9
Javelin: 24. Destiny Dawson, 147-3; 37. Delaney Hall, 139-8; 44. Jordynn Slater, 136-3
3,000M Steeplechase: 14. Grace Fetherstonhaugh, 10:03.13 (OSU School Record)
Discus: 28. Lindsay McShane, 13-5
Shot Put: 38. Taylor Crockem, 48-9; 45. Keely McLaughlin, 46-8.75
5,000 Meters: 22. Lexi Reed, 16:11.01 (#2 OSU All-Time)
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Follow Us on Social
For more information on the Oregon State women's track and field team, visit OSUBeavers.com or follow the team's official Twitter account at Twitter.com/BeaverTFXC, on Facebook at Facebook.com/BeaverTFXC, or on Instagram at Instagram.com/BeaverTFXC.
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OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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