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Western Washington University's Bethany Drake shattered the school record in the women's javelin by over six feet with a winning effort of 169-6 on Saturday at the University of Puget Sound Shotwell Track and Field Invitational meet held at Baker Stadium,[url=http://gooswell.com/errpage/football_soccer.html]cheap soccer jerseys[/url].
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In the men's javelin, WWU also finished 1-2 with Slater Hirst improving his provisional national qualifying status with a throw of 196-0. John Haskin placed second with a season-best effort of 183-1.
The Vikings' Katelyn Steen was a provisional qualifier in the women's 5,000, her winning time of 16:59.03 being the second-best in school history.
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The Vikings' Alex Donigian won two events, placing first in both the men's 200 (21.86) and 400 (49.87).
WWU had 13 event winners overall, seven men and six women.
The Vikings won the combined, men's and women's titles in the 16-team meet. Central Washington was second in all three.
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