NCAA DI Men - Quiller 5.50

[rainbowgirl28]

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Event 12 Men Pole Vault
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Progression: 5.10- 5.20- 5.30- 5.40- 5.50 -5.60 -5.65 then 5cm
No 5-Alive jumping format.
American: 6.02m 3/10/2002 Jeff Hartwig
Collegiate: 5.85m 3/6/1999 Jacob Davis, Texas
NCAA Meet: 5.85m 3/6/1999 Jacob Davis, Texas
Tyson: 5.85m 2/12/2000 Jeff Harwig, Nike
Name Year School Seed Mark
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Flight 1 Finals
1 121 Jordan Scott SO Kansas 5.55m
2 237 MIchael Hogue SR Tennessee 5.34m
3 298 Scott Roth SO Washington 5.39m
4 6 Nick Frawley SO Air Force 5.44m
5 56 Whitney Neves JR BYU 5.37m
6 232 Graeme Hoste SR Stanford 5.61m
7 101 Elliott Haynie JR Gardner-Webb 5.38m
8 271 Brian Porter SO Texas Tech 5.35m
9 58 Matt Weirich SR BYU 5.44m
10 280 Dustin DeLeo JR UCLA 5.34m
11 50 Rory Quiller SR Binghamton 5.65m
12 65 Mitch Greeley SR Clemson 5.51m
13 295 Yavgeniy Olhovsky SO Virginia Tech 5.38m
14 249 Maston Wallace FR Texas 5.33m
15 61 Daniel Imlach SR Sac State 5.35m
16 55 Bob Low JR BYU 5.36m



[vaulter870]

only one frosh in the mix interesting

[BBoyd202in]

ya hes a beast watched him win state last yr, waited for the competition was down two the last guy was finishing before he started warming up....then raised the bar a foot and a half for his opening height

[vault3rb0y]

Is it just me or are there an unusually large number of 18'ers this year? I count 4 guys over 18' and no one lower than 17'5.5".

[SlickVT]

Not really. There are usually a handful.

In 2000 5.50 at NCAA's earned you 8th place.

And 17'5.5" is the cutoff to get in...

[rainbowgirl28]

Is it just me or are there an unusually large number of 18'ers this year? I count 4 guys over 18' and no one lower than 17'5.5".

No, it's still weak compared to the past, it's just slightly less weak than the past few years.

[jcoover]

according to live result updates:

Porter, Lowe, Hoste, Imlach, Roth, and Haynie have made 5.20m on their first attempts, putting them in a tie for first

Tied for seventh are Wallace and DeLeo, presumably with second attempt clearances.

[SweetPVJumps]

where are you getting these live results?

[jcoover]

http://www.flashresults.com/Scoreboard/ ... esults.htm

[jcoover]

apparently quiller has won it at 5.50m and is now jumping at 5.70m

[moknows]

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                   NCAA Division I 2008 Indoor Championship                     
                  Randal Tyson Track Center - Univ. of Arkansas                 
                   Fayetteville, AR  - 3/14/2008 to 3/15/2008                   
 
Event 12  Men Pole Vault
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    American:   6.02m  3/10/2002   Jeff Hartwig                                 
  Collegiate:   5.85m  3/6/1999    Jacob Davis, Texas                           
   NCAA Meet:   5.85m  3/6/1999    Jacob Davis, Texas                           
       Tyson:   5.85m  2/12/2000   Jeff Harwig, Nike                             
    Name                    Year School                  Finals            Points
=================================================================================
Finals                                                                           
  1 Rory Quiller              SR Binghamton               5.50m   18-00.50  10   
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40 5.50 5.60 5.65 5.70                                     
      PPP  PPP    O  PPP  XXO  PPP  PPP  XXX                                     
  2 Mitch Greeley             SR Clemson                  5.40m   17-08.50   8   
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40 5.50                                                   
      PPP  PPP    O    O  XXX                                                   
  3 Maston Wallace            FR Texas                    5.40m   17-08.50   6   
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40 5.50                                                   
       XO    O   XO    O  XXX                                                   
  4 Graeme Hoste              SR Stanford                 5.40m   17-08.50   5   
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40 5.50                                                   
      PPP    O    O  XXO  XXX                                                   
  5 Yavgeniy Olhovsky         SO Virginia Tech            5.40m   17-08.50   4   
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40 5.50                                                   
        O   XO  XXO  XXO  XXX                                                   
  6 MIchael Hogue             SR Tennessee                5.30m   17-04.50   3   
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40                                                         
       XO  PPP    O  XXX                                                         
  7 Dustin DeLeo              JR UCLA                     5.30m   17-04.50   1.50
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40                                                         
       XO    O   XO  XXX                                                         
  7 Matt Weirich              SR Brigham Young            5.30m   17-04.50   1.50
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40                                                         
      PPP   XO   XO  XXX                                                         
  9 Jordan Scott              SO Kansas                   5.30m   17-04.50       
     5.10 5.20 5.30 5.40                                                         
      PPP  PPP  XXO  XXX                                                         
 10 Bob Low                   JR Brigham Young            5.20m   17-00.75       
     5.10 5.20 5.30                                                             
        O    O  XXX                                                             
 10 Scott Roth                SO Washington               5.20m   17-00.75       
     5.10 5.20 5.30                                                             
      PPP    O  XXX                                                             
 10 Brian Porter              SO Texas Tech               5.20m   17-00.75       
     5.10 5.20 5.30                                                             
        O    O  XXX                                                             
 10 Elliott Haynie            JR Gardner-Webb             5.20m   17-00.75       
     5.10 5.20 5.30                                                             
      PPP    O  XXX                                                             
 10 Daniel Imlach             SR Sac State                5.20m   17-00.75       
     5.10 5.20 5.30                                                             
        O    O  XXX                                                             
 15 Nick Frawley              SO Air Force                5.20m   17-00.75       
     5.10 5.20 5.30                                                             
      PPP   XO  XXX                                                             
 16 Whitney Neves             JR Brigham Young            5.20m   17-00.75       
     5.10 5.20 5.30                                                             
        O  XXO  XXX 


[rainbowgirl28]

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O'Neill grad wins NCAA Division I indoor pole vault championship
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By Kevin Witt
Times Herald-Record
March 15, 2008
Rory Quiller won an NCAA Division I pole vault championship last night, but it sure didn't seem like he was headed out to celebrate.

"It was kind of bittersweet," Quiller said. "A bunch of guys could have gone higher than I did. I should have gone higher, so it was kind of a flukey thing."

Regardless, the records will show Quiller, a Binghamton graduate student and James I. O'Neill graduate, cleared 18 feet, 1/2 inch to win at the University of Arkansas.

Here's the reason for the tempered enthusiasm: Quiller hoped to clear 18-81/4, which would have given him an automatic berth into the U.S. Olympic Trials.

He missed three chances at that height, after he clinched the victory.

"I would have rather finished second, third or fourth," Quiller said, "but still cleared 18-81/4."

Quiller recently won the IC4A championship, clearing 18-61/2 and was seeded first at that height heading into the national championship.

"The top guys didn't look as sharp as they have looked," Binghamton coach Mike Thompson said. "He didn't clear (18-1/2) until his third attempt."

Quiller is the first Binghamton athlete to win an NCAA Division I national title.

He's now a three-time All-American.

Quiller also is the first America East Conference athlete to win a national championship in its 29-year history.

He finished second at this meet last year, then fourth at the outdoor championships.