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8/1/2007 - MEN'S INDOOR TRACK
2007 Men's Indoor Track & Field Championship Results
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| February 16-17, 2007 Johnson City, TN | Hosted by ETSU Memorial Center |
| Feb. 16 | Day One Competition » Results » Recap » Photos |
| Feb. 17 | Day Two Competition » Results» Recap » Photos |
TEAM SCORES
Team - Score
ETSU - 127
Belmont - 114
Gardner-Webb - 114
Campbell - 95
Kennesaw State - 60
UNF - 10
Lipscomb - 2
MOST OUTSTANDING TRACK PERFORMER
Hillary Cheruiyot (Belmont)
Michael Wright (ETSU)
MOST OUTSTANDING FIELD PERFORMER
Jake Didion (Gardner-Webb)
MOST OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN PERFORMER
Hillary Cheruiyot (Belmont)
COACH OF THE YEAR
Dave Walker (ETSU)
| New Championship Records | |||
| Event | Name | School | Mark |
400-meter dash | Chris Harrison | ETSU | 50.28 |
Mile run | Hillary Cheruiyot | Belmont | 4:20.70 |
3,000-meter run | Colin Magut | Belmont | 8:35.60 |
60-meter hurdles | Dobson Collins | Gardner-Webb | 8.49 |
Distance Medley relay | McGlothlin, Hamm, Cheruiyot, Buckman | Belmont | 10:21.17 |
Long Jump | Sam Tilly | Campbell | 24-5 (7.44m) |
Shot Put | Matt Knippen | Gardner-Webb | 51-9.75 (15.79m) |
Weight Throw | Jarrod Burton | ETSU | 57-10.25 (17.63m) |
Heptathlon | Michael Wright | ETSU | 4,578 points |
Triple Jump | Logan Brelsford | Gardner-Webb | 46-10.75 (14.29m) |
| High Jump | Jerome McKinzie | Kennesaw State | 6-6 (1.98m) |
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. -- In 2006 the ETSU men were able to run away with the team title, but the journey to the top at the 2007 Atlantic Sun Indoor Track and Field Championships was much tougher for the Buccaneers, who ultimately retained the crown.
Gardner-Webb entered Day 2 with a loose hold on the team title and was able to hold onto it for the first half of the day until ETSU kicked it up a notch and pulled out a 13 point win with a team total of 127 points.
Things began to turn in the right direction for the eventual champs after Michael Wright pulled out a win in the pentathlon, setting a new league record with 4,578 points along the way.
ETSU broke several A-Sun records, including the wrecking ball of Jarrod Burton who shattered the weight throw record. Burton's mark of 57-10 1/4 (17.63m) in the event extended the conference record by 9-7 3/4 (2.94m) and assisted in the come-from-behind victory.
In all, 11 men's records were replaced at the conference meet.
Although they did not finish first, Gardner-Webb did not fall far from the top as the Runnin' Bulldogs finished the event in a second-place tie with Belmont after collecting 114 total team points.
The Bruins had a fine day on the track as they captured four individual titles and won both relay events.
Individually for Belmont, Channing Twyner won the 60-meter dash and swept the distance events, all in record-breaking times.
Hillary Cheruiyot won the mile run for Belmont and was named both the Most Outstanding Freshman Performer and co-Most Outstanding Track Performer of the meet for his efforts.
Other award winners include ETSU's Michael Wright (co-Most Outstanding Track Performer), Gardner-Webb's Jake Didion (Most Outstanding Field Performer) and ETSU coach Dave Walker (Coach of the Year).










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