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Flores throws meet record to win NCAA D3 title
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Eric Flores (California Lutheran) capped off his impressive season with a dominant win at the NCAA Division III Championships at Baldwin Wallace College in Ohio. Flores took the lead in the second round and improved again in the fifth round to 66.35m. Flores not only won the competition by over 4 meters, but he also set a new NCAA Division III meet record. Taylor Berliant (Claremont Mudd Scipps) threw new personal bests in the first and second rounds, btu still finished back in second at 62.22m. Defendign champion Brian Kolacz threw a season best of 60.12m for third place. Wisconsin-Oshkosh took an unprecedented three of the top four spots on the women's side. Season leader Holly Ozanich (Wisconsin-Oshkosh) was less than a meter off of her best and took home the women's title. Ozanich threw her best in the third round (you can view video of her best throw here), but was nearly caught in the fourth round by runner-up Christa Youngbern's (California Lutheran) best of 56.99m. Susie Trzebiatowski (Wisconsin-Oshkosh) improved in the final round to finish in third at 55.79m. Defending champion Ellie Sitek (Wisconsin-Oshkosh) was in fourth, helping give her school massive points in the event. Men's Hammer Throw 1 Eric Flores, Jr, California Lutheran 217-8 (66.35m) (61.12, 64.91, 62.87, 60.81, 66.35, F) NCAA Championships record Was 215-5 (65.66m); Jeremy Wendt, Wisconsin Whitewater, 2004 Stadium record 2 Taylor Berliant, Jr, ClaremontMuddScripps 204-1 (62.22m) (62.17, 62.22, F, 61.72, F, 59.83) 3 Bryan Kolacz, Jr, Keene State College 197-3 (60.12m) (58.50, F, 58.58, 56.56, F, 60.12) 4 Sean Larson, Sr, Wisconsin Stout 194-6 (59.28m) (54.90, 56.45, F, 55.37, 54.92, 59.28) 5 Rich McNeil, Sr, Bates College 193-7 (59.00m) (F, F, 56.31, 59.00, 58.61, 55.81) 6 Kevin Phipps, Jr, Baldwin-Wallace 193-5 (58.95m) (56.37, F, 56.71, 58.95, 57.64, 57.25) 7 Josh Brennan, Jr, Carthage College 187-1 (57.03m) (57.03, F, 55.48, F, F, F) 8 Erik Whiting, Sr, Rensselaer Poly Inst 186-3 (56.77m) (54.13, 56.41, F, F, 56.77, F) 9 Shaun Davis, Sr, Wisconsin Whitewater 184-8 (56.29m) (56.08, 56.29, F, 54.27, 55.05, 54.99) 10 Tony Baker, Jr, Wisconsin Oshkosh 183-4 (55.88m) 11 Jerry Prusinski, Jr, Wisconsin Stevens Pt 183-2 (55.84m) 12 Tom Friederick, Sr, Wisconsin Platteville 180-11 (55.15m) 13 Andrew Brueggen, Jr, St. Mary's (Minn) 178-6 (54.40m) 14 Darin Decker, Sr, Augustana (Illinois) 178-4 (54.37m) 15 Ben Ludtke, So, Wisconsin Oshkosh 176-8 (53.86m) 16 Aaron Wilkerson, Sr, Hamline University 174-10 (53.29m) 17 Ross Bunchek, So, Carthage College 166-4 (50.70m) Women's Hammer Throw 1 Holly Ozanich, Jr, Wisconsin Oshkosh 188-4 (57.40m) (F, 50.55, 57.40, 56.17, 53.05, 55.02) Stadium record 2 Christa Youngern, Sr, California Lutheran 186-11 (56.99m) (F, 53.11, 55.08, 56.99, F, 56.22) 3 Susie Trzebiatowski, Sr, Wisconsin Oshkosh 183-0 (55.79m) (54.80, 54.10, F, F, 51.77, 55.79) 4 Ellie Sitek, Sr, Wisconsin Oshkosh 177-3 (54.02m) (50.00, F, 51.93, 50.24, 50.96, 54.02) 5 Claire Ray, Sr, University of Chicago 175-11 (53.63m) (52.37, 51.73, 53.49, 53.63, 51.12, 51.73) 6 Alyssa Pirinelli, Sr, St. Lawrence 173-4 (52.85m) (50.97, 52.45, 51.15, 51.19, 50.03, 52.85) 7 Amanda Brichacek, Jr, Nebraska Wesleyan 171-8 (52.33m) (F, 52.33, F, F, 48.79, F) 8 Rochaunda Harris, Jr, Greenville College 171-7 (52.30m) (49.35, 48.95, 51.32, 52.30, F, F) 9 Vantiel Elizabeth Dunca, Sr, Bates College 170-5 (51.94m) (F, 51.94, 48.70, 50.36, F, F) 10 Emily Niehaus, So, Centre College 168-0 (51.20m) 11 Jessa Luebke, Jr, Wisconsin Whitewater 167-9 (51.15m) 12 Stephanie Powell, Sr, Brockport S U N Y 167-0 (50.91m) 13 Brittany Frederick, So, Wisconsin Eau Claire 166-1 (50.62m) 14 Samantha Loew, Fr, Wisconsin Oshkosh 164-9 (50.22m) 15 Yaneve Fonge, Jr, Univ of Rochester 161-3 (49.14m) 16 Sharon Rymut, Sr, Ohio Wesleyan 157-3 (47.95m) 17 Erica Cox, Jr, Whitworth University 156-8 (47.77m) 18 Alexia Child, So, Wisconsin Oshkosh 149-10 (45.66m) CollegeHammer.com is a published by the non-profit Evergreen Athletic Fund and edited by Martin Bingisser. Please consider donating to help support the site.
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