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Seven NCAA Regional Qualifiers for Jayhawks This Weekend
April 5, 2008
Manning and Sultanova each placed third in their respective events. Each one of Manning's completed jumps was past the regional mark. Her best effort was her last, as she leaped 13.17 meters (42 feet, 2 ½ inches) on her final attempt to in the women's triple jump. Sultanova vaulted past 4.20 meters (13-09.25 ft.) in the women's pole vault on her third and final attempt.
Jiles duplicated his preliminary and NCAA regional time of 13.95 in finishing fourth in the men's 110-meter hurdles. Hefferon qualified in Brown bettered the regional mark she set in the prelims of the 400-meter hurdles on Thursday with a fourth-place finish of 58.82 in the finals on Saturday. In the men's pole vault, both Cooper and Scott reached the NCAA regional mark of 5.05 meters (16-06.75 ft.). Cooper was fifth with that height in section `B' of the event on Thursday while Scott was eighth in section `A' on Saturday afternoon at Mike A. Meyers Stadium. Next on the schedule for the Jayhawks is the John Jacobs Invitational hosted by the KU Results: Women: 100m Hurdles: 11-Brown (13.69) 400m Hurdles: 4-Brown (1:00.09p, 58.82), 12-Butler (1:01.44) 400m Hurdles Invitational: 5-Butler (1:01.29) 400m Relay: 8-KU (45.19) 3,200m Relay: 4-KU (9:04.47) Distance Medley Relay: 6-KU (11:56.36) Sprint Medley Relay: 4-KU (3:56.11) Pole Vault: 3-Sulatanova (4.20m) High Jump: 5-Erb (1.65m) Triple Jump: 3-Manning (13.17) Men: 110m Hurdles: 4-Jiles (13.95p, 13.95f) 400m Hurdles: 17-Jiles (53.05) 5,000m: 14-Hefferon (14:10.17) 1,600m Relay: 19-KU (3:16.68) 3,000m Steeplechase: 9-McGowan (9:29.01) Distance Medley Relay: 9-KU (10:16.09) Sprint Medley Relay: 7-KU (3:26.16) Pole Vault `B': 5-Cooper (5.05m) Pole Vault `A': 8-Scott (5.05m) |















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