Ty Hampton led a dominating Oregon performance in the javelin that gave the Ducks the team lead after Day One. Photo by Kevin Neri
After the first day of the Pac-12 outdoor track and field at Hayward Field, with seven events being scored, Oregon and Washington stand on top.
The Oregon men’s team, with 28 points, has a one-point lead on Stanford. The Ducks got a huge boost in men’s javelin, with three of their throwers finishing in the top five.
On the women’s side, Washington has a surprising lead, finishing day one in first with 36 points. Washington got most of their points from women’s pole vault, having top-two finishes to get 21 points.
Here are the individual winners and links to all of SOJC Track’s coverage from Day One:
- Women’s Hammer Throw: Camryn Rogers (Cal), 241 feet, 10 inches
- Women’s Javelin: Virginia Miller (Stanford), 178 feet, 6 inches
- Women’s Pole Vault: Makenna Barton (Washington), 13 feet, 4 inches
- Men’s Pole Vault: Jacob Englar (Washington State), 16 feet, 9 inches
- Men’s Javelin: Ty Hampton (Oregon), 242 feet, 4 inches
- Women’s 10,000m: Abby Nichols (Colorado), 32:27.25
- Men’s 10,000m: Charles Hicks (Stanford), 28:11.17
