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May 02, 2024 | Women's Track & Field

By: Cate Schmeling

CORVALLIS, Ore – The Oregon State Track and Field Team will be splitting their weekend between two meets this weekend, both in the Beaver State.

On Friday, the squad will travel south to Eugene for the Oregon Twilight. On Saturday, they will make their way back up north to compete in the Portland Twilight. This weekend's competitions will be the last for the Beavs before they head to the Pac-12 Championships.

HOW TO FOLLOW
Oregon Twilight Results
Watch Oregon Twilight
Portland Twilight Results
Watch Portland Twilight ($)

LAST TIME OUT
Oregon State University's track and field team showcased impressive performances at the OSU High Performance Meet last weekend, piling up 24 season or personal best marks with four new OSU Top-10 performances. Two athletes recorded marks that put them in regional qualifying position while three others put themselves in the neighborhood.

Claire Lee, a freshman, cleared 3.64m/11-11.25 in the pole vault, a collegiate best in spite of some difficult vaulting weather in the early morning. Anneke Moersdorf missed her own school record by just three-quarters of an inch in the long jump, winning in 6.15m/20-2.25.

Adael Scatena had the first day's best sprint results, notching a 58.10 to improve OSU's no. 2 time. The senior edged fellow senior Kate Sorensen (58.20) for the victory. Both runners appear to be safely into regionals with their marks.

Delaney Griffin opened the distance carnival with a victory in the open 5,000 meters, recording a season-best mark of 17:06.57. The 5,000 meters was OSU's best event of the carnival as Sage Brooks and Kate Laurent both improved their top-10 standing and Brooks potentially punched her ticket to NCAA West Regionals in the invite section. Brooks 16:06.24 mark is OSU's fifth-best all-time, a personal best by 10 seconds and moves her into the west's top-48. Laurent moved into the no. 7 spot all time and set a PR by seven seconds with a 16:15.92.

Sara Sanders started the day off with a new season best in javelin, throwing 46.85m/153-08 to secure second place. The mark ranks 47th in the west, currently a regional qualifier.

COMING UP
Oregon State will head west to Boulder, Colorado to compete in the Pac-12 Championships May 10-12.

BEAVER SCHEDULE
Oregon Twilight - Friday
Hammer Throw (3:10 p.m.)
Markayla Billings
Jayla Hooper - Unattached

Discus (5:10 p.m.)
Katie Gelston
Caitlyn Marx
Jayla Hooper - Unattached

Portland Twilight - Saturday
800m - Invite (5:25 p.m.)
Maya Baechler
Jillian Brown
Ellie Quintana
Abigail Pradere - Unattached

1500m - Invite (6:50 p.m.)
Maya Baechler
Emily Foote
Aleen Golla
Delaney Griffin
Jamie Hamlin
Noemi Lundgren
Erin Cosgrove - Unattached
Ainsley Herron - Unattached

200m (7:02 p.m.)
Abby Buckley

3000m Steeplechase (7:15 p.m.)
Jamie Hamlin

5000m (8:05 p.m.)
Erika Cunniam
Emily van Valkenburg

Linfield Open - Saturday
Javelin (est. 12:30 p.m. - women to follow men's javelin)
Jazlyn Romero
Sara Sanders

OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).