Beaman finishes second, Bush sixth at MSU multis
1/5/2016 3:13:00 PM | Men's Track and Field
Results
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Montana freshman Jess Beaman finished second Tuesday in the two-day heptathlon at the MSU-UM Combined Events Dual at MSU's Brick Breeden Fieldhouse in Bozeman.
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Sophomore Charlie Bush, who no-heighted in the pole vault, finished sixth.
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Beaman, top five in all four of Monday's events, entered day two in second place behind Montana State's Mason Storm and held his position throughout the final three events.
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He ran a 9.58 to place fourth in the 60-meter hurdles, went 10-6 in the pole vault and closed with a 3:12.82 in the 1,000 meters.
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Storm won the heptathlon with a Big Sky Conference-qualifying score of 4,884 points. Beaman totaled 4,176 to hold off three athletes from Montana State. MSU's Austin Decker was third with 4,076 points.
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Bush started the day in fourth and moved up to third after running the hurdles in a time of 9.28, the event's second-fastest time behind Storm's 8.52.
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Bush went scoreless in the pole vault, then closed strong with a third-place time of 3:01.95 in the 1,000 meters, a career best. Had Bush matched the 15-3 he jumped last month in the pole vault at Eastern Washington's Candy Cane VIII, he would have scored 4,630 points and finished second.
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Montana will compete for the first time this indoor season as a full team on Friday, Jan. 15, at the Montana State Open.
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Montana freshman Jess Beaman finished second Tuesday in the two-day heptathlon at the MSU-UM Combined Events Dual at MSU's Brick Breeden Fieldhouse in Bozeman.
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Sophomore Charlie Bush, who no-heighted in the pole vault, finished sixth.
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Beaman, top five in all four of Monday's events, entered day two in second place behind Montana State's Mason Storm and held his position throughout the final three events.
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He ran a 9.58 to place fourth in the 60-meter hurdles, went 10-6 in the pole vault and closed with a 3:12.82 in the 1,000 meters.
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Storm won the heptathlon with a Big Sky Conference-qualifying score of 4,884 points. Beaman totaled 4,176 to hold off three athletes from Montana State. MSU's Austin Decker was third with 4,076 points.
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Bush started the day in fourth and moved up to third after running the hurdles in a time of 9.28, the event's second-fastest time behind Storm's 8.52.
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Bush went scoreless in the pole vault, then closed strong with a third-place time of 3:01.95 in the 1,000 meters, a career best. Had Bush matched the 15-3 he jumped last month in the pole vault at Eastern Washington's Candy Cane VIII, he would have scored 4,630 points and finished second.
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Montana will compete for the first time this indoor season as a full team on Friday, Jan. 15, at the Montana State Open.
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