Women’s Indoor Track & Field
Cherry and Silver Invitational
University of New Mexico
Finals
200m — 1. Mindy McClurkin (BYU), 23.77; 23. Brittni Showers (CSUS), 27.15; Lumuli Kyumba (CSUS), 27.88
400m — 1. Kalyn Floyd (Houston), 54.50; 21. Derrhea McLiechey (CSUS), 1:00.13.
800m — 1. Alyssa Johnson (Unatt.), 2:05.86; 14. Rubye Foldager (CSUS), 2:23.66; 18. April Montgomery (CSUS), 2:26.32.
Mile — 1. Margaret Callahan (Arizona), 5:01.03; 8. Denali Foldager (CSUS), 5:23.07.
High Jump — 1. Brigetta Barrett (Arizona), 6-00.75; 14. Rio Schwalbach (CSUS), 4-08.25
Pole Vault — 1. Katerin Stefanidi (Stanford), 13-07.25; 8. Annie Burlingham (CSUS), 11-07.75; 14. Alicia Wagner (CSUS), 10-08.00
Long Jump — 1. Mindy McClurkin (BYU), 20-09.75; 19. Britnie Cooksey (CSUS), 15-09.75; 20. Rio Schwalbach (CSUS), 15-08.25; 22. Brittni Showers (CSUS), 15-00.50;
Triple Jump — 1. Quinshu McPherson (Houston), 40-06.25; 9. Rio Schwalbach (CSUS), 33-03.00
Shot Put — 1. Julie Labonte (Arizona), 50-06.00; 16. Jeni Cunha (CSUS), 37-06.50
Weight Throw — 1. Jordan Veney (NM St.), 57-06.50; 13. Jeni Cunha (CSUS), 41-11.25
The event was held at the Albuquerque Convention Center, the site of this year's national championship meet.
Burlingham starts the indoor season with a NCAA provisional qualifier mark in the pole vault with a height of 11 feet, 7 3/4 inches. Burlingham finished eighth in Saturday's event. Her husband, Kasey, is the defending Division II outdoor national champion in the pole vault.
Denali Foldager turned in a top 10 finish in the mile run at 5 minutes, 23.07 seconds. The event was won by Arizona's Margaret Callahan in 5:01.03.
Rubye Foldager clocked 2:23.66 in the 800-meter run to finish 14th. The winning time was 2:05.86.
Cal State Stanislaus was just one of two Division II programs — the other being San Francisco State — that competed at the event hosted by the University of New Mexico. Stanford, California, Houston, Arizona, New Mexico and BYU of Division I also participated.
Rio Schwalbach highlighted the field competition for the Warriors, placing in the high jump and triple jump. She cleared 4-feet, 8 1/4 inches in the high jump and leaped 33 feet, 3 inches in the triple.
In the pole vault, Alicia Wagner posted a 10-foot-8 while Jeni Cunha led in two throwing events. Cunha turned in a 41 feet, 11 1/4 inches in the weight throw and toss the shot put 37 feet, 6 1/2 inches.
