SEATTLE, Wash. — Eva Goodisson crossed sixth overall in the women's 3000m to earn three points for the Aggies at the season-concluding MPSF Indoor Championships.
In total, there were four personal best times in the 3000m, led by Goodisson moving up to third all-time in the indoor record book with 9:26.57. All five Aggies crossed under the 10:00.00 threshold, with Chloe Arriaga, Emma Hicken, and Mandy Wainfan all recording improvement.
On the mid-distance side, Sierra Atkins dominated most of her heat in the women's 1 Mile, finishing with a PR 4:52.30 to remain just sixth in the Aggie records in that event.
Opening the day for UC Davis, newcomer Nane Ikahihifo saw a half-meter improvement in the shot put, heaving 12.89m (42-05.50) for a personal best mark.
The MPSF Championships conclude the indoor season for UC Davis, as the Aggies look forward to outdoor track on Mar. 7, 2020 at the Cal Opener in Berkeley, Calif.
MPSF CHAMPIONSHIPS DAY TWO RESULTS
Winners plus UC Davis only
Team
1. Oregon, 104.5 points
18. UC Davis, 3 points
Shot Put
1. Alyssa Wilson, UCLA, 16.95m (55-07.50)
21. Nane Ikahihifo, UC Davis, 12.89m (42-03.50) PR
26. Marlene Gutierrez, UC Davis, 11.85m (38-10.50)
1 Mile
1. Ella Donaghu, Stanford, 4:34.85
16. Sierra Atkins, UC Davis, 4:52.30 PR
400m
1. Bailey Lear, USC, 51.60 (Facility Record)
52. Mikaela Adolphus, UC Davis, 1:03.09
53. Kirsten Carter, UC Davis, 1:04.80
Triple Jump
1. Charisma Taylor, WSU, 13.29m (43-07.25)
19. Sydney Holmes, UC Davis, 11.27m (36-11.75)
19. Samantha Louie, UC Davis, 11.27m (36-11.75)
800m
1. Anna Camp, BYU, 2:04.19
24. Anaya Ward, UC Davis, 2:12.05
3000m
1. Haley Herberg, UW, 9:19.28
6. Eva Goodisson, UC Davis, 9:26.57 PR
20. Chloe Arriaga, UC Davis, 9:42.83 PR
29. Emma Hicken, UC Davis, 9:46.43 PR
33. Sarah Anderson, UC Davis, 9:50.92
41. Mandy Wainfan, UC Davis, 9:57.24 PR
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