5.9.08 - KIMMEL A PROVISIONAL QUALIFIER IN HIGH JUMP
Manchester College's John Kimmel became a provisional qualifier for the NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships on Friday after hitting 2.03 meters (6' 8") in the high jump at the North Central Last Chance Meet.
Kimmel sits in 14th place with his height, and set a personal best. He has next weekend's North Central Invite to hit the automatic qualifying standard of 2.11 meters before the NCAA Championships on May 22-24.
4.26.08 - MANCHESTER WOMEN TAKE SECOND, MEN FIFTH AT HCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Manchester's women's track and field team placed second behind Anderson in the team standings at the 2008 HCAC Conference Championships.
Mancester had four individual place winners, Kailey Honn in the high jump, Rebecca Varnes in the long jump, Jessi Bremer in the 400 meter hurdles and the women's 4x400 relay team of Bremer, Megan Miller, Varnes and Stephanie Phillips.
Second place finished went to Becca Flanders in the 800 and 1500 meters, as well as Emil Ballinger in the pole vault. Bremer took third in the 100 meter hurdles while Phillips placed third in the 400 meters.
Top place winners for the men were Jon Kimmel in the high jump with a third place finish and Brandon Dyben, who took second in the hammer throw.
Manchester returns to action next weekend at the Butler Twilight meet.
4.19.08 - SPARTANS HOST CLASSIC INVITE, BREMER, KIMMELL AND BRADTMILLER WIN EVENTS
Manchester's track team hosted the second annual Spartan Classic Meet on Saturday. No team scores were kept, but MC had several top three place winners on the day.
Winners for MC were Beau Bradtmiller in the pole vault, John Kimmel in the high jump and Jessi Bremer in the 400 meter hurdles. Second place finishes went to Becca Flanders in the 1500, Andy Williams in the 3000 meter, Kailey Honn in the high jump and John Fagan in the pole vault. MC had third place finishes from Rebecca Varnes in the 400 meter, Megan Miller in the 800 meter, Courtney Reinhart in the 3000 meter and Emily Ballinger in the pole vault.
Manchester returns to action next Friday and Saturday at the HCAC Championships, hosted by Anderson.
4.12.08 - MANCHESTER TAKES PART IN LITTLE STATE MEET
Manchester's women's track team placed 17th out of 18 schools while the men took 18th out of 19 teams at the 2008 Little State meet, hosted by the University of Indianapolis in Saturday.
Manchester had place winners from Beau Bradtmiller, fourth in the pole vault, Emily Ballinger, eighth in the pole vault, Becca Flanders, seventh in the 1500 meter run and Kailey Honn, fifth in the high jump.
Manchester returns to action Saturday at home for the Spartan Classic.
4.5.08 - SPARTAN WOMEN TAKE FIRST, MEN SECOND AT HOME MANCHESTER INVITE
The Manchester College women's track team won their second team title of the season on Saturday at the Manchester College Invite. Winners for Manchester included Stephanie Phillips in the 800 meter, Becca Flanders in the 1500 meter, Courtney Rinehart in the 5k, Abby Watkins in the 100 meter hurdles, Jessi Bremer in the 3000 meter steeplechase, the MC 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams, Kailey Honn in the high jump and Emily Ballinger in the pole vault.
The men were one point shy of tying for first place, scoring 199 team points to Tri-State's 200, but had first place winners from Dan Nave in the 800 meter, Beau Bradtmiller in the pole vault, Sam McFadden in the long jump, Brandon Dyben in the hammer and Josh Finch in the javelin.
The Spartans return to action next Friday and Saturday at the Little State Invite.
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 As a college athlete, Coach Brian Cashdollar was a four-year letter winner and two-time captain at Ball State University, scoring points in each of his conference meets. Now, in his eighth year of coaching at Manchester, he continues the success of a program that has produced 52 Academic All-Americans, 20 Athletic All-Americans and three national champions.
- The women’s team placed second and the men took fourth at the HCAC Championships in 2006-07.
- Manchester had three individual conference champions in 2006-07: Rebecca Varnes in the long jump, Stephanie Knox in the 100-meter hurdles and Zach Dommer in the discus.
- MC has had 28 HCAC event champions over the last eight years.
- Under Head Coach Brian Cashdollar, 19 school records have been broken.
- Coach Cashdollar was named HCAC Coach of the Year in 2002 and 2004.
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