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 Posted April 15, 2006 By: Leonard Reich, Sports Information Director Mulkey, Eddy & Relay Team Lead Men; Basinger Has Big Day For Women Capital Men Fourth and Women Seventh at All-Ohio Championships >>MEN'S RESULTS | WOMEN'S RESULTS (DELAWARE, Ohio)--A pair of provisional marks to NCAA Championships, a school-record, a pair of event winners and an athlete scoring in five different events highlighted the day the Capital University men's and women's track & field teams had at the All-Ohio Championships at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. The Capital men finished fourth, while the women placed seventh in the 21 team field. Jeremy Mulkey (Dublin/Dublin Coffman) finished fifth in the 100 meter dash but his 10.77 time improved his NCAA Championship provisional mark. Mulkey then combined with Desmond Taylor (Toledo/Toledo-St. John's), Trent Hinton (Columbus/Whetstone) and Charlie Smith (Westerville/Big Walnut) to post another NCAA Championship provisional mark and set a new school record with a second place finish in the 4x100m relay (42.00). Syl Eddy (Columbus/Bishop Ready) won the triple jump (44-8.75), while second place finishes came in the high jump (6-4) by Evan Hartman (Mt. Gilead/Mt. Gilead) and in the 110m hurdles (15.11) by Nate Thornhill (Xenia/Xenia). Other top performances for the men included a pair of third place finishes from Trent Hinton in the 200m (22.03) and Matt Cesaratto (Seven Hills/Normandy) in the 400m hurdles (56.81). Erica Basinger (West Jefferson/Worthington Kilbourne) scored in five different events and was just one place off scoring in six to lead the Capital women. Bassinger's day was headlined by a win in the 100 meters (12.56) and a fourth in the long jump (16-9.75). She then helped the Crusaders score points in a pair of relays. Basinger combined with Abby Skoda (Ashland/Ashland), Amanda Damsel (Westerville/Westerville South) and Lizzy Stanton (Cincinnati/Withrow International) in the 4x100 meter relay that finished third (49.54). Basinger, Stanton, Liz Ramsey (North Canton/Hoover) and Amanda Whitmer (Alexandria/Northridge) placed fourth in the 4x400 meter relay (4:06.99). Lizzy Stanton also finished fifth in the triple jump (34-9.75) to round out the top finishes from the Capital women. Capital competes next Saturday at the Kenyon Classic in Gambier, Ohio. |
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