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May 8, 2004

Results

MOSCOW, Idaho -- A limited number of Cougar competitors battled gusty winds to find improved marks at the Moscow McDonald's Outdoor meet, Saturday, at the University of Idaho.

Freshman Jaycee Robertson finished second in both the 100m and 200m dashes but managed to clock a PR in the 100m of 10.51 seconds with a non-wind aided heat, and a PR of 21.00w in the 200m. Former Cougar Bennie Chatman had the winning 100m time of 10.48.

Nicole Hatcher ran a PR in the women's 100m dash with a time of 11.88w and finished second in the 200m dash with a time of 24.49w. Brandi Probasco-Canda finished fifth in the 200m with a time of 25.37w.

Matt Alverson won the men's high jump with a clearance of 2.01m/6-feet, 7 inches, and Tyson Byers, a Cougar sophomore redshirting this year, won the pole vault as an unattached competitor with a clearance at 5.05m/16-6 3/4.

Barry Leavitt led a one-two-three-four finish in the men's 400m hurdles as the Cougar freshman ran a PR time of 53.74. John Cassleman (53.98), Josh Leyk (55.38) and Tyler Fischback (55.64) followed in order. Leavitt also placed third in the 110m hurdles with a time of 14.91w.

Andrea Thornton, a volunteer assistant coach and former All-American thrower at Washington State University, won the women's discus (55.97m/183-7) after winning the hammer event Friday afternoon.

In the women's javelin, Cougars finished third through fifth with Jenna Dean (40.37m/132-5), Karla Pfaff (40.30m/132-3), and Rachel Bertholf (40.23m/132-0) battling the windy conditions.

The Pacific-10 Track & Field Championships are the next competition for the Cougar men and women, May 14-15, at Tucson.