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Griz set to compete against Cats in Bozeman
4/9/2021 11:33:00 AM | Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field
Montana will be back in action this weekend, looking to continue taking steps forward in what has already been an exciting spring season. The Grizzlies will travel to Bozeman, Montana, for the Bobcat Qualifier on Saturday. The meet will be the first of two in Bozeman this spring; additionally, Montana will host Montana State for the Griz-Cat Dual later this month in Missoula.
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Nearly 40 student-athletes have made their outdoor debuts this season for the Griz, and the group has played a major role in Montana's success. Montana currently has 28 athletes ranked in the top 10 in the Big Sky Conference for their respective events, with several of them being newcomers.
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An event to keep an eye out for on Saturday will be the women's 100-meter hurdles. Montana's Jansen Ziola ranks fourth in the Big Sky with a top time of 14.44. Between Montana and Montana State, the two schools own four of the top-five times in the Big Sky this season.
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It's similar in the men's discus, with Montana State's Ethan Saberhagen leading the Big Sky and Montana's Brent Yeakey ranking third. Yeakey is coming off a meet in which he won both the shot put and discus.
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In the women's high jump, Montana's Abby Dodge (fourth in Big Sky) will be going up against the Big Sky leader in Lucy Corbett.
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Tanessa Morris ranks second in the Big Sky in the hammer, and will once again be competing in that event, in addition to throwing the discus. Montana has two of the top-three men's javelin throwers, and four of the top-nine, but will not be sending any male throwers on Saturday. Instead, the group of athletes, who all currently rank in the top 50 in the NCAA West Region – led by Dylan Kipp, who is seventh – will get a weekend of rest.
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Montana will send a large contingent of athletes to several of its field events, in addition to some of its sprint events. The Grizzlies will have eight runners in the men's 100 meters and six in the 200 meters. In the distance races, the Grizzlies will have six competitors in the men's 1,500 meters and five in the women's 1,5000 meters.
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Action on Saturday is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. with the women's javelin. Running events will begin at noon and will continue throughout the afternoon. Live results can be followed online.
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Men's 100 meters – Peterson Bohannon, Cooper Craig, Teagun Holycross, Kip Krebsbach, Xavier Melice, KC Robinson IV, Cutter Thatcher, Jason Upton
Women's 200 meters – Cree Bell, McKinlee Mihelish, Faith Rebich
Men's 200 meters – Peterson Bohannon, Cooper Craig, Trevor Henry, Kip Krebsbach, KC Robinson IV, Jason Upton
Women's 400 meters – Cree Bell, McKinlee Mihelish, Faith Rebich
Men's 400 meters – Trevor Henry, Cade Johnstone, Xavier Melice
Men's 800 meters – Will Dauenhauer, Jacob Lamb, Chandler Nill
Women's 1,500 meters – Emily Foote, Beatrix Frissell, Olivia Lackland Henry, Rachel Torrey, Hannah Wylie
Men's 1,500 meters – Will Dauenhauer, Rogelio Mares, Hunter May, Ellis McKean, Chandler Nill, Ben Vanderbosch
Women's 100-meter hurdles – Ailsa Gilbert, Jaree Mane, Morgan Radtke, Holly Sudol, Jansen Ziola
Men's 400-meter hurdles – Chase Armstrong, Colton Hess, Teagun Holycross, Cutter Thatcher
Women's 4x400-meter relay – A: Cree Bell, Holly Sudol, Jansen Ziola, Jaree Mane; B: Ailsa Gilbert, Morgan Radtke, Whitney Morrison, McKinlee Mihelish
Men's 4x400-meter relay – Cutter Thatcher, Jacob Lamb, Cade Johnstone, Xavier Melice
Women's high jump – Abby Dodge, Jaree Mane, Whitney Morrison, Morgan Radtke, Holly Sudol, Jansen Ziola
Men's high jump – Alfred Peterson, Jordan Stow
Women's pole vault – Kahsiah Benson, Jadyn Campbell, Aly Tekippe
Men's pole vault – Zane Johnson, Lawrence Moore, Carson Weeden
Women's long jump – Ailsa Gilbert, Jaree Mane, Morgan Radtke, Holly Sudol, Aly Tekippe, Jansen Ziola
Men's long jump – Alfred Peterson, Jordan Stow, Jason Upton
Women's triple jump – Abby Dodge, Ailsa Gilbert
Men's triple jump – Zane Johnson
Women's shot put – Ariel Clark, Whitney Morrison
Men's shot put – Brent Yeakey
Women's discus – Holly Houston, Tanessa Morris, Erin Murphy
Men's discus – Brent Yeakey
Women's hammer – Ariel Clark, Holly Houston, Tanessa Morris, Erin Murphy
Women's javelin – Ailsa Gilbert, Jaree Mane, Whitney Morrison, Morgan Radtke, Jansen Ziola
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Nearly 40 student-athletes have made their outdoor debuts this season for the Griz, and the group has played a major role in Montana's success. Montana currently has 28 athletes ranked in the top 10 in the Big Sky Conference for their respective events, with several of them being newcomers.
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An event to keep an eye out for on Saturday will be the women's 100-meter hurdles. Montana's Jansen Ziola ranks fourth in the Big Sky with a top time of 14.44. Between Montana and Montana State, the two schools own four of the top-five times in the Big Sky this season.
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It's similar in the men's discus, with Montana State's Ethan Saberhagen leading the Big Sky and Montana's Brent Yeakey ranking third. Yeakey is coming off a meet in which he won both the shot put and discus.
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In the women's high jump, Montana's Abby Dodge (fourth in Big Sky) will be going up against the Big Sky leader in Lucy Corbett.
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Tanessa Morris ranks second in the Big Sky in the hammer, and will once again be competing in that event, in addition to throwing the discus. Montana has two of the top-three men's javelin throwers, and four of the top-nine, but will not be sending any male throwers on Saturday. Instead, the group of athletes, who all currently rank in the top 50 in the NCAA West Region – led by Dylan Kipp, who is seventh – will get a weekend of rest.
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Montana will send a large contingent of athletes to several of its field events, in addition to some of its sprint events. The Grizzlies will have eight runners in the men's 100 meters and six in the 200 meters. In the distance races, the Grizzlies will have six competitors in the men's 1,500 meters and five in the women's 1,5000 meters.
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Action on Saturday is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. with the women's javelin. Running events will begin at noon and will continue throughout the afternoon. Live results can be followed online.
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Men's 100 meters – Peterson Bohannon, Cooper Craig, Teagun Holycross, Kip Krebsbach, Xavier Melice, KC Robinson IV, Cutter Thatcher, Jason Upton
Women's 200 meters – Cree Bell, McKinlee Mihelish, Faith Rebich
Men's 200 meters – Peterson Bohannon, Cooper Craig, Trevor Henry, Kip Krebsbach, KC Robinson IV, Jason Upton
Women's 400 meters – Cree Bell, McKinlee Mihelish, Faith Rebich
Men's 400 meters – Trevor Henry, Cade Johnstone, Xavier Melice
Men's 800 meters – Will Dauenhauer, Jacob Lamb, Chandler Nill
Women's 1,500 meters – Emily Foote, Beatrix Frissell, Olivia Lackland Henry, Rachel Torrey, Hannah Wylie
Men's 1,500 meters – Will Dauenhauer, Rogelio Mares, Hunter May, Ellis McKean, Chandler Nill, Ben Vanderbosch
Women's 100-meter hurdles – Ailsa Gilbert, Jaree Mane, Morgan Radtke, Holly Sudol, Jansen Ziola
Men's 400-meter hurdles – Chase Armstrong, Colton Hess, Teagun Holycross, Cutter Thatcher
Women's 4x400-meter relay – A: Cree Bell, Holly Sudol, Jansen Ziola, Jaree Mane; B: Ailsa Gilbert, Morgan Radtke, Whitney Morrison, McKinlee Mihelish
Men's 4x400-meter relay – Cutter Thatcher, Jacob Lamb, Cade Johnstone, Xavier Melice
Women's high jump – Abby Dodge, Jaree Mane, Whitney Morrison, Morgan Radtke, Holly Sudol, Jansen Ziola
Men's high jump – Alfred Peterson, Jordan Stow
Women's pole vault – Kahsiah Benson, Jadyn Campbell, Aly Tekippe
Men's pole vault – Zane Johnson, Lawrence Moore, Carson Weeden
Women's long jump – Ailsa Gilbert, Jaree Mane, Morgan Radtke, Holly Sudol, Aly Tekippe, Jansen Ziola
Men's long jump – Alfred Peterson, Jordan Stow, Jason Upton
Women's triple jump – Abby Dodge, Ailsa Gilbert
Men's triple jump – Zane Johnson
Women's shot put – Ariel Clark, Whitney Morrison
Men's shot put – Brent Yeakey
Women's discus – Holly Houston, Tanessa Morris, Erin Murphy
Men's discus – Brent Yeakey
Women's hammer – Ariel Clark, Holly Houston, Tanessa Morris, Erin Murphy
Women's javelin – Ailsa Gilbert, Jaree Mane, Whitney Morrison, Morgan Radtke, Jansen Ziola
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