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KU-KSU-WSU Triangular
Wildcats Win Third Straight KU-KSU-WSU Triangular Title on Friday
Jan 14, 2022 | Track & Field
LAWRENCE, Kan. – For the third straight year, the Kansas State track and field team was the overall winner on Friday (January 14) at the KU-KSU-WSU Triangular. The Wildcats earned 15 first place finishes at the Anschutz Sports Pavilion in Lawrence, Kansas with fifth-year senior Tejaswin Shankar earning the "High Point Scorer" award with 21 points in four events.
K-State ended the evening with 246 points while Kansas earned 240 points and Wichita State had 183 points.
"As far as I am concerned, it is important for our team to compete well in scored competition," said Director of Track and Field and Cross Country Cliff Rovelto. "We have to learn how to compete head-to-head and to continue to improve at competing head-to-head. We, like other schools, were without athletes due to COVID-19, injuries, etc., but you have to compete at your best with what you have. I think we competed pretty well, and we did have some outstanding performances for this early in the season."
Starting off the afternoon strong was sophomore and LSU transfer Emma Robbins, Robbins finished the women's weight throw in first place with a mark of 20.20m/66-03.25. Sophomore Emily Fuhr came in second place with a throw of 19.35m/63-6, a new personal-best. Closing out the weight throw for the women was sophomore Jasmine Greer with a personal-best mark of 18.76m/61-6.75, earning third overall.
Also earning a first-place finish was freshman Velecia Williams in the long jump. Williams jumped to a mark of 6.01m/19-8.75. Junior Vitoria Sena Batista Alves was right behind Williams in second place with a jump of 5.53m/18-1.75.
Freshman Kavian Kerr led the way for the Wildcats in the men's long jump with a first-place finish and a mark of 7.24m/23-9. Shankar came in at second place and jumped to a length of 7.20m/23-7.50.
Jumping to a height of 1.68m/5-6 in the women's high jump was freshman Madelyn McCabe and came in third place for K-State. Junior Urte Bacianskaite clinched fifth place with a mark of 1.63m/5-4.25.
Sophomore Kade McCall locked in second place in the men's weight throw with a heave of 19.22m/63-0.75. Sophomore thrower Jackson Gibbon finished in fifth place and threw to 14.31m/46-11.50.
Fifth-year senior Kyle Alcine won the men's high jump with a height of 2.19m/7-2.25, earning a new personal-best. Freshman Kamyren Garrett also jumped to a new personal-best height of 2.09m/6-10.25 and finished the event in second place.
It was one, two, three for the Wildcats in the women's shot put. Greer claimed first-place overall with a throw of 15.01m/49-3, a new personal-best for the Sioux Falls native. Sophomore Jaycee Schroeder was the runner-up with a mark of 14.17m/46-6 while sophomore Grace Thompson was in third place with a personal-best heave of 13.79m/45-3.
Representing K-State in the women's triple jump was Williams who jumped to a mark of 12.67m/41-7, winning the event.
Shankar became the overall men's triple jumper winner after hitting a length of 15.51m/50-10.75. Junior jumper Devon Richardson was the third-place winner and jumped to a mark of 14.44m/47-4.50.
In the men's pole vault, freshman Carl af Forselles reached a height of 4.62m/15-1.75 and clinched fourth place. Right behind Forselles in fifth place was freshman Emil Uhlin with a height of 4.62m/15-1.75.
Rounding out the field events was the men's shot put. Starting off the event with a bang for the Wildcats was Gibbon with a personal-best throw of 15.66m/51-4.50, finishing in third place. Matas Adamonis, a senior from Lithuania, came in fourth place with a mark of 14.21m/46-7.50.
"Winning is important and we will take them however we can get them," stated Rovelto. "These types of competitions are the heart of our sport, and they are slowly disappearing, which is not good. We value this meet and will always attempt to do our best when it rolls around. I believe the other schools feel the same way and this is what makes it special. We have a long ways to go to be the conference and national team we want to be so we need to continue to work hard."
Kicking off the running events was junior Jaybe Shufelbergr in the women's mile run. Shufelberger clocked in a time of 5:11.27, coming in at fourth place. In fifth place was junior Cailan Steward with a personal-best time of 5:15.06.
In the men's mile run, junior Hadley Splechter led the way in fourth place with a time of 4:13.56 while sophomore Aiden Higgerson came in sixth place and recorded a time of 4:23.37.
Alves ran her way to a time of 8.62 in the 60-meter hurdles, finishing in first place. McCabe ran a time of 9.20 and earned sixth place.
For the men's 60-meter hurdles, Shankar led the way in third place (8.22) and junior Donovan Turner placed fourth (8.24).
Clinching first place in the women's 400-meter dash was junior O'Shalia Johnson with a time of 55.88. Less than three seconds behind Johnson was senior Lavaun Stephenson in fourth place, clocking in at 58.74.
Sophomore Will Carroll ran a time of 51.13 and earned third place in the men's 400-meter dash. Junior Gabriel Louw was in sixth place with a time of 54.83.
Being the only K-State 600-yard dash participant, senior Alex Ferguson claimed the runner-up spot and recorded a time of 1:22.98.
Sophomore runner Kyle Gale was the overall winner in the men's 600-yard run and earned a time of 1:10.25. Freshman Antonio Hanson was right behind Gale in second place and clocked in at 1:10.96, a new personal-best.
Junior Olympian Shalysa Wray ran a personal-best time and placed first in the women's 60-meter dash with a mark of 7.44. Less than half a second later, fifth-year senior Wurrie Njadoe crossed the finish line in 7.48 seconds and placed second.
Running to a personal-best time of 6.83 in the men's 60-meter dash was Kerr, also placing first. Rounding out for K-State was senior Carson Lackey in fifth (7.01), junior Nathan Hassed came in sixth (7.05, PR) and senior Parker McCafferty finished in eighth (7.17).
In the women's 800-meter run, junior distance runner Sydney Burton clinched second place with a time of 2:17.33 while Shufelberger was in fourth place and recorded a time of 2:27.27.
It was third, fourth and fifth place for K-State in the men's 1,000-meter run. Junior Mike Rohlinger ran a time of 2:29.26 (third place), junior Kyle Johnston clocked in a personal-best time of 2:30.76 (fourth place) and sophomore Ryan Derry rounded out the Wildcats with a personal-best mark of 2:31.12 (fifth place).
Splechter ran into third place in the men's 800-meter with a time of 1:57.46 while freshman Alex Gutierrez recorded a time of 1:58.91 and placed fifth overall.
First and second place went to the Cats in the women's 200-meter dash. Wray clocked in at 24.17 and Njadoe earned a time of 24.27.
Junior Kassidy Johnson set the KU-KSU-WSU Triangular meet record in the women's 1,000-meter with a time of 2:47.17, coming in first place. In fifth place was junior Delaney Kemp. Kemp recorded a time of 3:04.29.
Finishing in fourth place for the men's 200-meter dash was Lackey with a time of 22.59 and McCafferty came in sixth place with a time of 23.01.
Both Wildcats in the women's 3,000-meter run claimed personal-bests. Junior distance runner Hannah Stewart came in first place (9:48.97) while junior Katie Kasunic was in fifth place (10:45.64).
Freshman Thomas Hazen finished the men's 3,000-meter run in sixth place with a mark of 8:41.34. Junior Jack Moore concluded the event in eighth place with a time of 8:55.07.
The final event for the KU-KSU-WSU Triangular was the mixed 4x400-meter relay. Johnson, Wray, Shankar and Forselles ran a time of 3:32.55, placing second behind Kansas.
K-State will return to Manhattan for a two-day meet. First up will be the Austra Skujyte Women's Pentathlon, the Steve Fritz Men's Heptathlon and the DeLoss Dodds Invitiational on Friday (January 21) beginning at 10 a.m. with eh 60-meter hurdles of the women's pentathlon. Day two will take place on Saturday (January 22) and consist of the Steve Fritz Men's Heptathlon and the DeLoss Dodds Invitational starting at 8:30 a.m. with the 60-meter hurdles of the heptathlon.
KU-KSU-WSU Triangular
Anschutz Pavilion
Lawrence, Kan.
Women's Weight Throw
1. Emma Robbins, 20.20m/66-03.25
2. Emily Fuhr, 19.35m/63-6 (PR)
3. Jasmine Greer, 18.76m/61-6.75 (PR)
Women's Long Jump
1. Velecia Williams, 6.01m/19-8.75
2. Vitoria Sena Batista Alves, 5.53m/18-1.75
Men's Long Jump
1. Kavian Kerr, 7.24m/23-9
2. Tejaswin Shankar, 7.20m/23-7.50
Women's High Jump
3. Madelyn McCabe, 1.68m/5-6
5. Urte Bacianskaite, 1.63m/5-4.25
Men's Weight Throw
2. Kade McCall, 19.22m/63-0.75
5. Jackson Gibbon, 14.31m/46-11.50
Men's High Jump
1. Kyle Alcine, 2.19m/7-2.25 (PR)
2. Kamyren Garrett, 2.09m/6-10.25 (PR)
Women's Shot Put
1. Jasmine Greer, 15.01m/49-3 (PR)
2. Jaycee Schroeder, 14.17m/46-6
3. Grace Thompson, 13.79m/45-3 (PR)
5. Urte Bacianskaite, 13.74m/45-1
Men's Pole Vault
4. Carl af Forselles, 4.62m/15-1.75
5. Emil Uhlin, 4.62m/15-1.75
Women's Triple Jump
1. Velecia Williams, 12.67m/41-7
Men's Triple Jump
1. Tejaswin Shankar, 15.51m/50-10.75
3. Devon Richardson, 14.44m/47-4.50
Men's Shot Put
3. Jackson Gibbon, 15.66m/51-4.50 (PR)
4. Matas Adamonis, 14.21m/46-7.50
Women's Mile Run
4. Jaybe Shufelberger, 5:11.27
5. Cailan Steward, 5:15.06 (PR)
Men's Mile Run
4. Hadley Splechter, 4:13.56
6. Aiden Higgerson, 4:23.37
Women's 60-Meter Hurdles
1. Vitoria Sena Batista Alves, 8.62
6. Madelyn McCabe, 9.20
Men's 60-Meter Hurdles
3. Tejaswin Shankar, 8.22
4. Donovan Turner, 8.24
Women's 400-Meter Dash
1. O'Shalia Johnson, 55.88
4. Lavaun Stephenson, 58.74
Men's 400-Meter Dash
3. Will Carroll, 51.13
6. Gabriel Louw, 54.83
Women's 600-Yard Run
2. Alex Ferguson, 1:22.98
Men's 600-Yard Run
1. Kyle Gale, 1:10.25
2. Antonio Hanson, 1:10.96 (PR)
Women's 60-Meter Dash
1. Shalysa Wray, 7.44 (PR)
2. Wurrie Njadoe, 7.48
Men's 60-Meter Dash
1. Kavian Kerr, 6.83 (PR)
5. Carson Lackey, 7.01
6. Nathan Hassed, 7.05 (PR)
8. Parker McCafferty, 7.17
Women's 800-Meter Run
2. Sydney Burton, 2:17.33
4. Jaybe Shufelberger, 2:27.27
Men's 800-Meter Run
3. Hadley Splechter, 1:57.46
5. Alex Gutierrez, 1:58.91
Women's 1,000-Meter Run
1. Kassidy Johnson, 2:47.17 (meet record)
5. Delaney Kemp, 3:04.59
Men's 1,000-Meter Run
3. Mike Rohlinger, 2:29.26
4. Kyle Johnston, 2:30.76 (PR)
5. Ryan Derry, 2:31.12 (PR)
Women's 200-Meter Dash
1. Shalysa Wray, 24.17
2. Wurrie Njadoe, 24.27
Men's 200-Meter Dash
4. Carson Lackey, 22.59
6. Parker McCafferty, 23.01
Women's 3,000-Meter Run
1. Hannah Stewart, 9:48.87 (PR)
5. Katie Kasunic, 10:45.64 (PR)
Men's 3,000-Meter Run
6. Thomas Hazen, 8:41.34
8. Jack Moore, 8:55.07
Mixed 4x400-Meter Relay
2. Kansas State A, 3:32.55
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K-State ended the evening with 246 points while Kansas earned 240 points and Wichita State had 183 points.
"As far as I am concerned, it is important for our team to compete well in scored competition," said Director of Track and Field and Cross Country Cliff Rovelto. "We have to learn how to compete head-to-head and to continue to improve at competing head-to-head. We, like other schools, were without athletes due to COVID-19, injuries, etc., but you have to compete at your best with what you have. I think we competed pretty well, and we did have some outstanding performances for this early in the season."
Starting off the afternoon strong was sophomore and LSU transfer Emma Robbins, Robbins finished the women's weight throw in first place with a mark of 20.20m/66-03.25. Sophomore Emily Fuhr came in second place with a throw of 19.35m/63-6, a new personal-best. Closing out the weight throw for the women was sophomore Jasmine Greer with a personal-best mark of 18.76m/61-6.75, earning third overall.
Also earning a first-place finish was freshman Velecia Williams in the long jump. Williams jumped to a mark of 6.01m/19-8.75. Junior Vitoria Sena Batista Alves was right behind Williams in second place with a jump of 5.53m/18-1.75.
Freshman Kavian Kerr led the way for the Wildcats in the men's long jump with a first-place finish and a mark of 7.24m/23-9. Shankar came in at second place and jumped to a length of 7.20m/23-7.50.
Jumping to a height of 1.68m/5-6 in the women's high jump was freshman Madelyn McCabe and came in third place for K-State. Junior Urte Bacianskaite clinched fifth place with a mark of 1.63m/5-4.25.
Sophomore Kade McCall locked in second place in the men's weight throw with a heave of 19.22m/63-0.75. Sophomore thrower Jackson Gibbon finished in fifth place and threw to 14.31m/46-11.50.
Fifth-year senior Kyle Alcine won the men's high jump with a height of 2.19m/7-2.25, earning a new personal-best. Freshman Kamyren Garrett also jumped to a new personal-best height of 2.09m/6-10.25 and finished the event in second place.
It was one, two, three for the Wildcats in the women's shot put. Greer claimed first-place overall with a throw of 15.01m/49-3, a new personal-best for the Sioux Falls native. Sophomore Jaycee Schroeder was the runner-up with a mark of 14.17m/46-6 while sophomore Grace Thompson was in third place with a personal-best heave of 13.79m/45-3.
Representing K-State in the women's triple jump was Williams who jumped to a mark of 12.67m/41-7, winning the event.
Shankar became the overall men's triple jumper winner after hitting a length of 15.51m/50-10.75. Junior jumper Devon Richardson was the third-place winner and jumped to a mark of 14.44m/47-4.50.
In the men's pole vault, freshman Carl af Forselles reached a height of 4.62m/15-1.75 and clinched fourth place. Right behind Forselles in fifth place was freshman Emil Uhlin with a height of 4.62m/15-1.75.
Rounding out the field events was the men's shot put. Starting off the event with a bang for the Wildcats was Gibbon with a personal-best throw of 15.66m/51-4.50, finishing in third place. Matas Adamonis, a senior from Lithuania, came in fourth place with a mark of 14.21m/46-7.50.
"Winning is important and we will take them however we can get them," stated Rovelto. "These types of competitions are the heart of our sport, and they are slowly disappearing, which is not good. We value this meet and will always attempt to do our best when it rolls around. I believe the other schools feel the same way and this is what makes it special. We have a long ways to go to be the conference and national team we want to be so we need to continue to work hard."
Kicking off the running events was junior Jaybe Shufelbergr in the women's mile run. Shufelberger clocked in a time of 5:11.27, coming in at fourth place. In fifth place was junior Cailan Steward with a personal-best time of 5:15.06.
In the men's mile run, junior Hadley Splechter led the way in fourth place with a time of 4:13.56 while sophomore Aiden Higgerson came in sixth place and recorded a time of 4:23.37.
Alves ran her way to a time of 8.62 in the 60-meter hurdles, finishing in first place. McCabe ran a time of 9.20 and earned sixth place.
For the men's 60-meter hurdles, Shankar led the way in third place (8.22) and junior Donovan Turner placed fourth (8.24).
Clinching first place in the women's 400-meter dash was junior O'Shalia Johnson with a time of 55.88. Less than three seconds behind Johnson was senior Lavaun Stephenson in fourth place, clocking in at 58.74.
Sophomore Will Carroll ran a time of 51.13 and earned third place in the men's 400-meter dash. Junior Gabriel Louw was in sixth place with a time of 54.83.
Being the only K-State 600-yard dash participant, senior Alex Ferguson claimed the runner-up spot and recorded a time of 1:22.98.
Sophomore runner Kyle Gale was the overall winner in the men's 600-yard run and earned a time of 1:10.25. Freshman Antonio Hanson was right behind Gale in second place and clocked in at 1:10.96, a new personal-best.
Junior Olympian Shalysa Wray ran a personal-best time and placed first in the women's 60-meter dash with a mark of 7.44. Less than half a second later, fifth-year senior Wurrie Njadoe crossed the finish line in 7.48 seconds and placed second.
Running to a personal-best time of 6.83 in the men's 60-meter dash was Kerr, also placing first. Rounding out for K-State was senior Carson Lackey in fifth (7.01), junior Nathan Hassed came in sixth (7.05, PR) and senior Parker McCafferty finished in eighth (7.17).
In the women's 800-meter run, junior distance runner Sydney Burton clinched second place with a time of 2:17.33 while Shufelberger was in fourth place and recorded a time of 2:27.27.
It was third, fourth and fifth place for K-State in the men's 1,000-meter run. Junior Mike Rohlinger ran a time of 2:29.26 (third place), junior Kyle Johnston clocked in a personal-best time of 2:30.76 (fourth place) and sophomore Ryan Derry rounded out the Wildcats with a personal-best mark of 2:31.12 (fifth place).
Splechter ran into third place in the men's 800-meter with a time of 1:57.46 while freshman Alex Gutierrez recorded a time of 1:58.91 and placed fifth overall.
First and second place went to the Cats in the women's 200-meter dash. Wray clocked in at 24.17 and Njadoe earned a time of 24.27.
Junior Kassidy Johnson set the KU-KSU-WSU Triangular meet record in the women's 1,000-meter with a time of 2:47.17, coming in first place. In fifth place was junior Delaney Kemp. Kemp recorded a time of 3:04.29.
Finishing in fourth place for the men's 200-meter dash was Lackey with a time of 22.59 and McCafferty came in sixth place with a time of 23.01.
Both Wildcats in the women's 3,000-meter run claimed personal-bests. Junior distance runner Hannah Stewart came in first place (9:48.97) while junior Katie Kasunic was in fifth place (10:45.64).
Freshman Thomas Hazen finished the men's 3,000-meter run in sixth place with a mark of 8:41.34. Junior Jack Moore concluded the event in eighth place with a time of 8:55.07.
The final event for the KU-KSU-WSU Triangular was the mixed 4x400-meter relay. Johnson, Wray, Shankar and Forselles ran a time of 3:32.55, placing second behind Kansas.
K-State will return to Manhattan for a two-day meet. First up will be the Austra Skujyte Women's Pentathlon, the Steve Fritz Men's Heptathlon and the DeLoss Dodds Invitiational on Friday (January 21) beginning at 10 a.m. with eh 60-meter hurdles of the women's pentathlon. Day two will take place on Saturday (January 22) and consist of the Steve Fritz Men's Heptathlon and the DeLoss Dodds Invitational starting at 8:30 a.m. with the 60-meter hurdles of the heptathlon.
KU-KSU-WSU Triangular
Anschutz Pavilion
Lawrence, Kan.
Women's Weight Throw
1. Emma Robbins, 20.20m/66-03.25
2. Emily Fuhr, 19.35m/63-6 (PR)
3. Jasmine Greer, 18.76m/61-6.75 (PR)
Women's Long Jump
1. Velecia Williams, 6.01m/19-8.75
2. Vitoria Sena Batista Alves, 5.53m/18-1.75
Men's Long Jump
1. Kavian Kerr, 7.24m/23-9
2. Tejaswin Shankar, 7.20m/23-7.50
Women's High Jump
3. Madelyn McCabe, 1.68m/5-6
5. Urte Bacianskaite, 1.63m/5-4.25
Men's Weight Throw
2. Kade McCall, 19.22m/63-0.75
5. Jackson Gibbon, 14.31m/46-11.50
Men's High Jump
1. Kyle Alcine, 2.19m/7-2.25 (PR)
2. Kamyren Garrett, 2.09m/6-10.25 (PR)
Women's Shot Put
1. Jasmine Greer, 15.01m/49-3 (PR)
2. Jaycee Schroeder, 14.17m/46-6
3. Grace Thompson, 13.79m/45-3 (PR)
5. Urte Bacianskaite, 13.74m/45-1
Men's Pole Vault
4. Carl af Forselles, 4.62m/15-1.75
5. Emil Uhlin, 4.62m/15-1.75
Women's Triple Jump
1. Velecia Williams, 12.67m/41-7
Men's Triple Jump
1. Tejaswin Shankar, 15.51m/50-10.75
3. Devon Richardson, 14.44m/47-4.50
Men's Shot Put
3. Jackson Gibbon, 15.66m/51-4.50 (PR)
4. Matas Adamonis, 14.21m/46-7.50
Women's Mile Run
4. Jaybe Shufelberger, 5:11.27
5. Cailan Steward, 5:15.06 (PR)
Men's Mile Run
4. Hadley Splechter, 4:13.56
6. Aiden Higgerson, 4:23.37
Women's 60-Meter Hurdles
1. Vitoria Sena Batista Alves, 8.62
6. Madelyn McCabe, 9.20
Men's 60-Meter Hurdles
3. Tejaswin Shankar, 8.22
4. Donovan Turner, 8.24
Women's 400-Meter Dash
1. O'Shalia Johnson, 55.88
4. Lavaun Stephenson, 58.74
Men's 400-Meter Dash
3. Will Carroll, 51.13
6. Gabriel Louw, 54.83
Women's 600-Yard Run
2. Alex Ferguson, 1:22.98
Men's 600-Yard Run
1. Kyle Gale, 1:10.25
2. Antonio Hanson, 1:10.96 (PR)
Women's 60-Meter Dash
1. Shalysa Wray, 7.44 (PR)
2. Wurrie Njadoe, 7.48
Men's 60-Meter Dash
1. Kavian Kerr, 6.83 (PR)
5. Carson Lackey, 7.01
6. Nathan Hassed, 7.05 (PR)
8. Parker McCafferty, 7.17
Women's 800-Meter Run
2. Sydney Burton, 2:17.33
4. Jaybe Shufelberger, 2:27.27
Men's 800-Meter Run
3. Hadley Splechter, 1:57.46
5. Alex Gutierrez, 1:58.91
Women's 1,000-Meter Run
1. Kassidy Johnson, 2:47.17 (meet record)
5. Delaney Kemp, 3:04.59
Men's 1,000-Meter Run
3. Mike Rohlinger, 2:29.26
4. Kyle Johnston, 2:30.76 (PR)
5. Ryan Derry, 2:31.12 (PR)
Women's 200-Meter Dash
1. Shalysa Wray, 24.17
2. Wurrie Njadoe, 24.27
Men's 200-Meter Dash
4. Carson Lackey, 22.59
6. Parker McCafferty, 23.01
Women's 3,000-Meter Run
1. Hannah Stewart, 9:48.87 (PR)
5. Katie Kasunic, 10:45.64 (PR)
Men's 3,000-Meter Run
6. Thomas Hazen, 8:41.34
8. Jack Moore, 8:55.07
Mixed 4x400-Meter Relay
2. Kansas State A, 3:32.55
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