Athletics

All-GSAC Honors For Duarte at GSAC Championships

Smiling young woman in a red athletic polo with blue/yellow GSAC medals around her neck at a track field.

Santa Barbara, Calif.- Freshman Ariz Duarte was up to the challenge in her first GSAC Championship appearance as she earned All-GSAC honors.

Duarte ran a personal best 11:50.42 in the 3000m steeplechase to claim second.  The top three finishers in each event earn All-GSAC honors.

Event Details

  • Competing teams (with team scores): Vanguard- 247, The Master’s- 178, Westmont- 153, William Jessup- 147, OUAZ- 72, Arizona Christian- 31, Hope International- 1
  • Locations: Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA

 

Top 15 Finishes/Top Five Team/NAIA Cuts/ Records

  • 200m- Mariyah Becker– 27.30
  • 200m- Kourtney Bruner– 27.35
  • 400m- Becker- 1:02.89 (8th/1:02.05 prelims)
  • 800m- Holley Nichols– 2:48.83
  • 1500m- Allena Fugatt– 5:20.34
  • 1500m- Aliyah Balderrama– 5:25.24
  • 5000m- Duarte- 20:05.27
  • 5000m- Fugatt- 20:08.13
  • 100m Hurdles- Bruner- 16.65 (prelims)
  • 400m Hurdles- Jade Roberts– 1:12.34 (5th)
  • 3000m Steeplechase- Duarte- 11:50.42 (2nd/All-GSAC)
  • 4×100 Relay- Natalie Hendrix, Becker, Roberts, Bruner- 51.62 (3rd)
  • 4×400 Relay- Becker, Roberts, Balderrama, Becker- 4:22.07 (5th)
  • 4×800 Relay- Balderrama, Nichols, Gabriela Espinosa, Fugatt- 11:06.47 (4th)
  • Pole Vault- Sarah Cooper– 9’2.25″ (6th)
  • Triple Jump- Bruner- 31’10.25″ (7th)

 

Coach Campbell’s Perspective

“Just pleased as I can be with the women at conference. The majority had personal bests and that’s all we ask for.”

 

Next On The Schedule

Some of the athletes that are close to a national standard will compete in last chance qualifiers over the next couple of weeks.

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