EUGENE—While the meet had a bizarre ending with a number of protests holding up the national championship trophy presentation to the Oregon Ducks on a wet Saturday afternoon, one of the key cogs to Oregon’s victory in front of the home crowd at Historic Hayward Field was the third place performance by Olympia native Brooke Feldmeier, who ran a personal best of 2:01.54 in the 800 meters.
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Feldmeier's third place finish and personal best helps Ducks win NCAA team title...
EUGENE—While the meet had a bizarre ending with a number of protests holding up the national championship trophy presentation to the Oregon Ducks on a wet Saturday afternoon, one of the key cogs to Oregon’s victory in front of the home crowd at Historic Hayward Field was the third place performance by Olympia native Brooke Feldmeier, who ran a personal best of 2:01.54 in the 800 meters.
Olympia native Brooke Feldmeier runs fastest time of day in 800 meter semis at NCAAs...
Alissa Brooks-Johnson, Amy-Eloise Neale, Brooke Feldmeier, Darhian Mills, Imani Apostol, Izzi Batt-Doyle, Kristina Owsinski, Laura Anuakpado, Liz Quick, Whitney Diggs
EUGENE—On yet another overcast day in Track Town USA, Olympia native Brooke Feldmeier (left/photo by Paul Merca) gave the 9000-plus fans at Historic Hayward Field lots to cheer about, as the University of Oregon junior cruised to the fastest time of the day in winning her semi in the women’s 800 meter run at the NCAA track & field championships Thursday afternoon.
Feldmeier, who was looking
It's the final stretch for the nation's collegians as the NCAA champs start Wednesday in Eugene...
Aaron Castle, Amy-Eloise Neale, Brock Eager, Brooke Feldmeier, CJ Allen, Izzi Batt-Doyle, Kristina Owsinski, Laura Anuakpado, Liz Quick, Marcus Chambers, Tanner Anderson, Troy Fraley
EUGENE—Wednesday marks the beginning of the end of the collegiate track and field season, as the NCAA Division I championships get underway at Historic Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon, and runs through Saturday.
Using the successful format initiated last year, the Wednesday and Friday sessions are devoted strictly towards the men’s competition, while the Thursday and
Huskies to send solid group to Birmingham for NCAA D-1 champs; SPU women to send eight to D-2 champs...
Brooke Feldmeier, Central Washington University, David Elliott, Hannah Cunliffe, Saint Martin's University, Seattle Pacific University, University of Washington Huskies, Western Washington University
INDIANAPOLIS—The NCAA announced its field for both the Division I and II indoor track and field championship meets Tuesday.
On the men’s side, the Washington Huskies will head to Birmingham, Alabama, led by its distance medley relay team of Blake Nelson, Jacopo Spano, Izaic Yorks (left/photo by Paul Merca), and Colby Gilbert.
The Huskies go into next week’s (March 11/12) meet as the