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5/25 Alicia Tull Competes at Nationals.
5/22 Concordia Qualifies Two Athletes for the National Meet.
Concordia qualified two athletes for the NCAA Division III national meet to be hosted by Millikin University in Decatur, Ill on May 24-26. Heidi Brenden (Sr., Minot, N.D.) qualified in both the 800 Meters and the 1500 Meter, while Alicia Tull (Sr., Roundup, Mont.) qualified in the Discus. Brenden ran an automatic qualifying time of 2:12.30 in the 800 Meters at the Kansas Relays and ran a provisional qualifying time of 4:39.12 in the 1500 Meters at the MIAC championship meet. Both times place her in the top 20 of the nation and earn her a spot in the national meet. her time in the 800 is the seventh fastest time in the nation. It is the third time in her four years that she has qualified for the national outdoor meet. Unfortunately Brenden will not be attending the meet as she will be participating in her brother's wedding on the same weekend. Tull will be participating in her first national meet. She qualified with a throw of 144'2" at the Augustana meet on April 7th. Her toss is the 15th best in the nation. The finals in the discus will be held on Friday at 3:00 pm. Several other Cobber athletes narrowly missed earning spots at the national meet. They all had provisionally qualifying performances but did not finish in the top 24 of the nation to earn a national meet spot. They included: Katie Martin (So., Bozeman, Mont.) in the 5000 Meters with a time of 17:52.60 and the 10000 Meters with a time of 37:56.77; Sara Grineski (Sr., Moorhead, Minn.) in the 400M Hurdles with a mark of 64.54; Kelli Tranby (Jr. Moorhead, Minn.) in the Long Jump with a leap of 18' 1-3/4"; Mariah Mougey (So., Enderlin, N.D.) in the Hammer Throw with a toss of 147'4" and the Discus with a mark of 138'0"; Becky Lacher (Jr., Princeton, MN) in the Hammer Throw with a mark of 149'4" and Margaret Cropp (Sr., Verona, N.D.) in the Javelin with a toss of 128'5" and the Heptathlon with a total score of 4104. 5/18 Concordia Complete in the UW-LaCrosse Open.
5/16 Concordia Sends Select Crew to St. Thomas Last Chance Meet.
5/15 Concordia Competes at the Leo Schnur Open @ UW-LaCrosse.
5/12 Concordia Finishes Second at the MIAC Championships.
Concordia ran their streak of "top three" team finishes in MIAC Championship Meets to five, as they finished second at the 2001 MIAC Outdoor Championship Meet. St. Thomas edged the Cobbers by a mere 16 points to claim the team title. The 167.5 points put up by Concordia is the most points in a championship meet since they won the title in 1999 with a total of 171 points. Heidi Brenden (Sr., Minot, N.D.) continued to finish her career in style as she captured both the 800M and the 1500 titles. Both her times were national provisionally qualifying times. In the 800M she ran a 2:13.38 and in the 1500M she posted a time of 4:49.80. She finishes her career as a six-time MIAC champion. Other All-MIAC performances for Concordia included Kelli Tranby (Jr. Moorhead, Minn.) who won the Long Jump with a leap of 18'1-3/4" which provisionally qualifies her for the national meet. The event marked only the second time Tranby has competed in the event at an MIAC championship meet. Heather Brenden (Sr., Minot, N.D.) won the first-ever women's 3000M Steeplechase in a time of 11:24.25. She also finished second in the 3000M run with a time of 10:40.79. Katie Martin (So., Bozeman, Mont.) finished third, and provisionally qualified for nationals, in both the the 5000M and 10000M. She ran a 17:59.38 in the 3000 and a 37:56.77 in the 10000. Sara Grineski (Sr., Moorhead, Minn.), fighting off a season-long leg injury was the runner-up in the 400M Hurdles with a provisional qualifying time of 64.54. Concordia fared well in the throwing events as well, as they posted a 1-2-3 finish in the Javelin and "top three" finishes in the Discus and Hammer Throw. Margaret Cropp (Sr., Verona, N.D.) won her second MIAC Javelin title with a toss of 128'5". Alicia Tull (Sr., Roundup, Mont.) finished second with a mark of 119'5", and teammate Angie Strom (Sr., Brandon, Minn.) rounded out the Cobber sweep with a throw of 113'10". Cropp's winning mark provisionally qualifies her for the national meet. Mariah Mougey (So., Enderlin, N.D.) posted a double all-conference performance by finishing second in the Discus with a mark of 134'5" and third in the Hammer Throw with a toss of 144'4". 5/11 Concordia Leads the MIAC Championships After the First Day. 5/05 Concordia Races at the Ron Masanz Invitational. 5/04 Four Cobbers Compete at the MIAC Heptathlon. 5/01 Concordia Competes at the MSU-Moorhead Twilight Meet.
4/28 Concordia Finishes Fifth at the Macalester Invitational. 4/28 Concordia Sends Two Relays to the Drake Relays. 4/25 Concordia Finishes Second at the Irv Christenson Invitational.
4/22 Heidi Brenden Finishes 7th in the 800 M at the Kansas Relays. 4/21 Concordia's Meet at UND Was Canceled Due to Poor Weather. 4/18 Margaret Cropp Finishes Ninth at the KS Relay Pentathlon. 4/13 Small Concordia Squad Competes at Lee Krough Invite. 4/12 Irv Christenson Invitational Has Been Postponed Due to Weather. 4/09 Three Concordia Athletes Participate in SJU Heptathlon. 4/07 Concordia Competes at the All-Lutheran College Invitational. 4/06 The Concordian, Coaches
Īrunningā between seasons
3/31 Concordia Sweeps at Jamestown Duals. 3/30 MIAC Women's Track Previews Online. 3/28 Concordia's Dual Meet on 3/31 Has Been Moved to Jamestown. 3/16 The Concordian, Track
and fielders end indoor season
3/10 Heidi Brenden Finishes 2nd in the 800 at Nationals. 3/6 Heidi Brenden Qualifies for NCAA Indoor National Meet. 3/3 Concordia Finishes Second
at MIAC Championship Meet.
For the second consecutive year Concordia finished second at the MIAC Indoor Championship Meet. The Distance Medley Relay team of Heather Brenden (Sr., Minot, ND), Whitney Ostrem (Sr., Roseville, MN), Kendra Lee (So., Jamestown, ND) and Heidi Brenden (Sr., Minot, ND) set a new MIAC Meet record and won the event by over 25 seconds to lead the Cobbers to a strong runner-up finish. The Cobbers amassed 120 points, and edged out Gustavus by six points for the second spot. Concordia has now finished first or second for four consecutive years. The victory in the Distance Medley Relay was the only event win for Concordia who amassed their points by their strong showings in every event. The middle distance and distance events coninued to help the Cobbers as they had a "top six" finish from the 200 meters all the way up throught the 5000 meters. Besides participating in the MIAC winning relay team, Whitney Ostrem finished fifth in the 200 and second in the 400. Other top finishers for Concordia were Sara Grineski (Sr., Moorhead, MN) who finished second in the 55 Meter Hurdles with a of 8.52 which provisionally qualifies her for nationals. Heidi Brendan provisionally qualified for nationals in the 1500 with a time of 4:43.24 which was good for third place, while sister Heather finished fourth in the event. Mariah Mougey (So., Enderlin, ND) and Becky Lacher (Jr., Princeton, MN) finished second and third in the Weight Throw, and Angie Strom (Sr., Brandon, MN) finished third in the High Jump. 3/1 Concordia Places Two in Top Five of MIAC Pentathlon. 2/24 Concordia Sends Small But Talented Squad to St. Ben's Invite. 2/24 Concordia Competes in Sunny California at Claremont Invite. 2/16 The Concordian, Cobbers
rule at Concordia Dual
2/15 Concordia Competes at Bison Classic. 2/10 Concordia is Undefeated at Cobber Duals. 2/03 Concordia Competes at
Bison Open.
2/02 Concordia Pentathlon Results. 1/27 Concordia Wins Cobber Invitational. 1/26 The Concordian, Cobber
Open invites season
1/20 Concordia Competes at Cobber Open. 1/12 The Concordian, Womenās
track and field looks for success
9/12 Mpls. Star-Tribune Article on Kris Kuehl. 7/17 Kris Kuehl Qualifies for the 2000 Olympic Games.
Kris Kuehl, who was a 1992 graduate from Concordia, will compete at the Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia in September. Kuehl finished third in the finals with a throw of 202' 07" giving her the final qualifying spot for the Olympic Games. She finally makes the Olympic squad after failing to qualify for the 1996 Olympic games. Kuehl was a three-time NCAA National Champion in the discus while at Concordia. She also holds the school record at 180' 6"and the MIAC record with a throw of 177' 9". 7/16 Kris Kuehl Advances to the Finals in Qualifying
for the Olympics.
7/16-17 Former Concordia All-American track
star Kris Kuehl to compete for a spot in the
2000 Olympic games.
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