Vault's were as good as advertised for the winners on Friday. Deep women's field won by Kaitlin Petrilose at 14-9. Sam Kendricks was supposed to be in a showdown and defended his title at 18-8 1/4. Andrew Irwin only cleared 17-6 1/2 and NCAA indoor champion Shawn Barber NH'd
redshirt sophomore Shelbi Vaughn of A&M, whose season was cut short last year when she moved boxes during spring break, has already thrown 60.61m, 198-10, equal to the pr of defending NCAA champion Anna Jelmini of ASU
Omar Craddock won the Men's triple jump with a best of 55-8 1/2
2nd Matthew Oneal of South Florida was second with a best of 53-0 and Andre Dorsey of Kennesaw State was third at 51-7 1/4
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Defending NCAA champion Johannes Hock of Texas was rolling along (286 point lead over day 1 leader Robert Cardina of Penn State) and then had a huge failure in the javelin after throwing 117-5 (pr 210). at the same time former top Oregon high school javelin thrower Chase Dalton wins for BYU after closing the lead (6967 to 6964) now held by 2013 NC Indoor Champion Kevin Lazas with a throw of 210-6 (Lazas threw 196-2) and then beat him in the 1500 4:40.44 to 4:48.92 and won 7642 to 7592. Hock ran 4:44.96 to score 7573 and did enough to re-pass Cardina (5:00.43 to score 7508 points).
Hock had tommy john surgery and had to throw with his left hand. That throws a wrench in his desire to repeat as NCAA outdoor champion. It will take at least 8200 to win this year and he has to get over 200' to repeat as champion.
Defending NCAA champion Johannes Hock of Texas was rolling along (286 point lead over day 1 leader Robert Cardina of Penn State) and then had a huge failure in the javelin after throwing 117-5 (pr 210). at the same time former top Oregon high school javelin thrower Chase Dalton wins for BYU after closing the lead (6967 to 6964) now held by 2013 NC Indoor Champion Kevin Lazas with a throw of 210-6 (Lazas threw 196-2) and then beat him in the 1500 4:40.44 to 4:48.92 and won 7642 to 7592. Hock ran 4:44.96 to score 7573 and did enough to re-pass Cardina (5:00.43 to score 7508 points).
Early Season results. Below bests for defending NCAA outdoor champion Lindsay Vollmer of Kansas 5640 and barely beats Brittney Howell of Penn State, 5625 as it came down to 800, Howell 2:21.03 to 2:21.18 for Vollmer
Vollmer's marks 13.81, 5-3 (ruined a big meet for her), 40-8 1/4, 24.45, 19-3 1/2, 128-6 other events
Howell 13.61, 5-7 3/4, 36-9, 24.63, 20-0 1/4, 101-3
Brittany Harrell of Florida tried to closed the gap in the 800 but not enough (5620) and went 14.03, 5-5 1/4, 37-1 3/4, 25.07, 19-11, 117-4, 2:15.38
Xenia Rahn North Carolina 5523, 14.07, 5-6 1/2, 39-1 1/4, 26.25, 19-4 3/4, 136-3, 2:24.51
Alex Gochenour 5522, 13.62, 5-6 1/2, 39-6 3/4, 24.95, 18-4 1/2, 115-8, 2:22.83
