PULLMAN — Lewis-Clark State had seven national standards, Washington State had 23 first-place finishes and Idaho won six events Saturday at the Cougar Classic track and field meet on the Washington State campus.
The Warriors’ Carter Gordon ran the second-best men’s 800-meter time in the NAIA this season at the meet (10 minutes, 52.62 seconds). He finished third in the event.
LCSC’s Sydnie Zywina won the women’s triple jump with a distance of 39 feet, 5 inches. Trenton Johnson won the men’s triple jump (41-01 3/4) and Brycen Brown took first in the 3,000 steeplechase (9:54.06).
For Washington State, Maribel Caicedo lowered the Cougars’ school record and the Ecuadorian national record in the women’s 100 hurdles, finishing in 12.85.
Another WSU record fell in the women’s pole vault, with Eva Lowder winning with a mark of 13-11 3/4.
Idaho’s Jake Hisaw won the men’s 400, crossing the finish line in 48.26, and Justyn Rogers won the men’s long jump with a distance of 23-03 1/4.
Area placers
MEN
3,000 steeplechase — 1. Brycen Brown, LCSC, 9:54.06; 2. Keith Uitdewilligen, LCSC, 10:05.03.
400 relay — 1. Washington State A (Buckmiller, Parades, Willems, Lawyer), 40.10; 2. Washington State B, 44.80.
1,500 — 1. Leif Swanson, WSU, 3:54.47; 2. Kobe Wessels, LCSC, 3:59.97; 3. Conner May, LCSC, 4:0.86.
110 hurdles — 1. John Parades, WSU, 13.42; 3. Parker Duskin, WSU, 14.18.
400 — 1. Jake Hisaw, UI, 48.26; 2. Lyricc Lopez, WSU, 48.68.
100 — 1. Grant Buckmiller, WSU, 10.41; 2. Jemini Archer, UI, 10.56; 3. Ethan Willems, WSU, 10.60.
800 — 1. Zac Bright, UI, 1:48.91; 2. Lorenz Herrmann, UI, 1:49.37; 3. Carter Gordon, LCSC, 10:52.62.
400 hurdles — 1. Jared McAlvey, WSU, 50.23; 2. Ike Hopper, LCSC, 54.77.
200 — 1. Buckmiller, WSU, 21.02; 2. Willems, WSU, 21.38; 3. Archer, UI, 21.62.
5,000 — 1. Connor Alexander, LCSC, 15:54.64; 2. Clay Shumaker, LCSC, 16:07.09; 3. Alexander Fry, LCSC, 16:13.37.
1,600 relay — 1. Washington State (Gonzalez, Langford, Klus, Emerson), 3:19.18.
Hammer throw — 1. Ben Chappell, WSU, 204-01; 2. Caden Hottman, WSU, 193-06.
Javelin — 1. Blake Sturgis, WSU, 207-03; 2. Cody White, WSU, 194-00.
Triple jump — 1. Trenton Johnson, LCSC, 41-01.75.
Pole vault — 2. Gavin Dimick, WSU, 16-00.75.
Shot put — 1. Noah Culbertson, UI, 58-08.75; 2. Ronald Grueso Mosquera, WSU, 54-02.50.
High jump — T1. Antoni Smith, WSU, 6-06.25; T1. AJ McGloglin, WSU, 6-06.25.
Long jump — 1. Justyn Rogers, UI, 23-03.25; 2. Justin Sands, WSU, 22-05.00; 3. Matthew Metcalf, WSU, 21-11.50.
Discus — 1. Grueso Mosquera, WSU, 171-10; 2. Max Moore, WSU, 162-09; 3. Giole Tengattini, UI, 161-05.
WOMEN
400 relay — 1. Washington State (Unruh-Thomas, Nijjar, Walton, Caicedo), 44.55; 2. Lewis-Clark State (Lindner, Collins, Kelly, Grogan), 47.55.
1,500 — 2. Brooklyn Shell, LCSC, 4:44.23; 23. Aubree Williams, LCSC, 4:45.11.
100 hurdles — 1. Maribel Caicedo, WSU, 12.85; 2. Micaela De Mello, WSU, 13.13; 3. Madigan Kelly, LCSC, 14.03.
400 — 1. Franziska Stoehr, UI, 56.33; 2. Adeline Wimer, UI, 57.49; 3. Emily Collins, LCSC, 58.28.
100 — 1. Skyler Walton, WSU, 11.48; 2. Jasneet Nijjar, WSU, 11.51; 3. Camryn Crouch, UI, 11.60.
800 — 1. Neema Kimtai, WSU, 2:06.46; 2. Maya McCabe, WSU, 2:06.66; 3. Hannah Russell, UI, 2:13.10.
400 hurdles — 1. Prabhasha Wickramaarachchi, UI, 1:00.43; 2. Lara Holzhauer, UI, 1:02.84; 3. Belen Garcia Arias, UI, 1:03.60.
200 — 1. Nijjar, WSU, 23.66; 2. Crouch, UI, 23.93; 3. Brooke Lyons, WSU, 24.30.
1,600 relay — 1, Washington State (McCabe, Willems, Unruh-Thomas, Lyons), 3:48.89; 2. Idaho (Holzhhauer, Garcia Arias, Wimer, Puerta), 4:01.25.
Javelin — 1. Laura Lindquist, WSU, 153-00; 3. Kea Stieglitz, LCSC, 152-10.
Triple jump — 1. Sydnie Zywina, LCSC, 39-05.00; 2. Amanda Munoz, UI, 39-03.25; 3. Ellie Grant, UI, 38-11.50.
Hammer throw — 2. Paige Palzinski, UI, 165-06.
High jump — 1. Sarah Kovich, WSU, 5-05.25; T2. Annika Jozin, UI, 5-05.25; T2. Jennah Carpenter, LCSC, 5-05.25.
Long jump — Nijjar, WSU, 19-04.00; 3. Kovich, WSU, 18-00.25.
Discus — 1. Nevaeh Wilson, WSU, 154-05; 2. Mia Sylvester, UI, 139-06.
Pole vault — 1. Eva Lowder, WSU, 13-11.75; 2. Tatum Moku, WSU, 13-06.50.
Shot put — 1. Nana Gyedu, WSU, 51-04.25; 3. Sylvester, UI, 43-01.50.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Lewis-Clark State 3-8, British Columbia 1-6
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Charlie Updegrave homered twice to help give the Warriors a Cascade Conference doubleheader sweep against the Thunderbirds at Thunderbird Park.
Starter Shane Spencer earned the win for Lewis-Clark State (30-9, 16-3) in Game 1. He went 8 2/3 innings in his outing and struck out eight batters. Cam Smith got the final out of the game and earned his fifth save of the season.
In Game 2, reliever Jace Hanson earned the win for the Warriors. He took the mound in the fourth inning and pitched 5 1/3 with six strikeouts.
Updegrave totaled three hits across the doubleheader, including a double on top of his two home runs. Jake Gish, Dominic Signorelli and Nick Seamons also all had home runs during the twinbill.
GAME 1
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Shane Spencer, Cam Smith (9) and Jakob Marquez; Daniel Orfaly, Tyson Kilbreath (9) and Ardan Berg. W—Spencer; L—Orfaly.
Lewis-Clark State hits — Jake Gish 2 (HR), Brandon Cabrera 2, Charlie Updegrave (HR), Dominic Signorelli (HR), Pu’ukani De Sa.
British Columbia hits — Jonny McGill 3 (2-2B), Mitchell Middlemiss, David Draayers, Berg, Aidan Rose.
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GAME 2
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Decker Stedman, Jace Hanson (4) and Bulla Ephan; Sean Heppner, Vicarte Domingo (5) and Russell Young. W—Hanson; L—Heppner.
Lewis-Clark State hits — Charlie Updegrave 2 (2B, HR), Pu’ukani De Sa 2, Ephan 2, Nick Seamons (HR), Jack Sheward (2B), Brandon Cabrera (2B), Dominic Signorelli, Jakob Marquez, Magnum Hofstetter.
British Columbia hits — Young 3 (2B), Mitchell Middlemiss 3, Aaron Marsh 2 (2B), David Draayers 2 (2B), Trent Lenihan 2, Jackson Boomer 2, Jonny McGill.
No. 19 Arizona 7, WSU 1
TUCSON, Ariz. — The Cougars scored first, but the No. 19 Wildcats ran away with the win in a Pac-12 Conference game.
The lone run for WSU (18-9, 7-13) came when Cole Cramer singled through the right side to score Joey Kramer in the top of the fourth.
Arizona (23-14, 12-5) matched it with a run in the bottom of the frame and took the lead for good with two more in the fifth.
Maddox Mihalakis had three hits and three RBI to lead the Wildcats.
WSU starter Connor Wilford (3-5) struck out seven batters but absorbed his fifth loss of the season. Clark Candiotti (4-1) earned the win for Arizona.
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Wilford, Judd (7), Baughn (7), Lee (7) and Cresswell; Candiotti, Hintz (7), Susac (9) and Guzman. W—Candiotti; L—Wilford.
Washington State hits — Hartman 2 (2B), Russell, Taggart, Kramer, Cramer, Kennel.
Arizona hits — Summerhill 3 (HR), Mihalakis 3 (2B), White (3B), Caulfield (2B), Guzman.
MEN’S COLLEGE TENNIS
Northern Arizona 5, Idaho 2
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Mario Duron and Sebastian Medica earned singles victories, but the Vandals still fell to the Lumberjacks in their last dual of the season.
Duron earned the win for Idaho (5-14, 3-5 Big Sky) in No. 4 singles competition 6-1, 6-4 and Medica took a 6-2, 6-1 victory at No. 5.
Doubles — Francisco Gay/Taiyo Kurata, UI, def. Dominik Buzonics/Jakub Prachar 7-5; Dani Torres/Maciej Ziomber, NAU, def. Alex Asenov/Sebastian Medica 6-2; Maikel De Boes/Piotr Galus, NAU, def. Matteo Masala/Alejandro Salvador 7-6 (4).
Singles — Buzonics, NAU, def. Gay 6-3, 3-6, 6-0; Torres, NAU, def. Kurata 6-7 (7), 6-4, 6-4; De Boes, NAU, def. Masala 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-3; Duron, UI, def. Ziomber 6-1, 6-4; Medica, UI, def. Galus 6-2, 6-1; Semen Agynskyy, NAU, def. Alejandro Salvador 6-4, 3-6, 6-3.
