May 24, 2015
Patrick Weinert wins National title in hammer throw
Results
Oneonta's Patrick Weinert won the NCAA Division III National Championship title in the hammer throw event to end a remarkable and dominating career.
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Weinert became the first field athlete in the history of the Oneonta track & field program and the seventh individual to claim a national championship. Weinert, who had the second farthest throw in Division III entering the meet, went 64.49m (211'-7") to open the competition. After the final three throws, he had thrown five feet farther than the second place competitor to claim his title.
The top eight finishers at the national meet earn All-America honors. Seventeen State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) athletes from five different institutions earned that label this weekend at the NCAA Division III National Track and Field Championships hosted by St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY.Â
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2015 All-American
Whitman Oehler-Marz, 6th in pole vault, Brockport
Cameron Shaughnessy, Dorian Haydan, Samuel Taft, Zachary Brown, 3rd in the 4x100 meter relay, Brockport
Jazmin Dunham, 5th in 100 meter hurdles, 7th in 100 meter dash, 5th in the 4x400 meter relay, Buffalo State
Niasha Houpe, Jazlyn Porter, Sasa Vann 5th in 4x400 meter relay, Buffalo State
Taylor Hudson, 6th in high jump, 4th in long jump, Cortland
Melique Garcia, 4th in 100 meter dash, Cortland
Joe Shinn, 4th in 110 meter hurdles, Cortland
Alexa Wandy, 3rd in triple jump, Geneseo
Jacqueline Huben, 5th in 3,000 steeplechase, Geneseo
Patrick Weinert, 1st in Hammer Throw, Oneonta
Rob Farrell, 4th in 400 meter hurdles, Oneonta
Joe Carr, 3rd in 200 meter, Oneonta
View the complete All-American list here
Oneonta's Patrick Weinert won the NCAA Division III National Championship title in the hammer throw event to end a remarkable and dominating career.
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Weinert became the first field athlete in the history of the Oneonta track & field program and the seventh individual to claim a national championship. Weinert, who had the second farthest throw in Division III entering the meet, went 64.49m (211'-7") to open the competition. After the final three throws, he had thrown five feet farther than the second place competitor to claim his title.
The top eight finishers at the national meet earn All-America honors. Seventeen State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) athletes from five different institutions earned that label this weekend at the NCAA Division III National Track and Field Championships hosted by St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY.Â
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2015 All-American
Whitman Oehler-Marz, 6th in pole vault, Brockport
Cameron Shaughnessy, Dorian Haydan, Samuel Taft, Zachary Brown, 3rd in the 4x100 meter relay, Brockport
Jazmin Dunham, 5th in 100 meter hurdles, 7th in 100 meter dash, 5th in the 4x400 meter relay, Buffalo State
Niasha Houpe, Jazlyn Porter, Sasa Vann 5th in 4x400 meter relay, Buffalo State
Taylor Hudson, 6th in high jump, 4th in long jump, Cortland
Melique Garcia, 4th in 100 meter dash, Cortland
Joe Shinn, 4th in 110 meter hurdles, Cortland
Alexa Wandy, 3rd in triple jump, Geneseo
Jacqueline Huben, 5th in 3,000 steeplechase, Geneseo
Patrick Weinert, 1st in Hammer Throw, Oneonta
Rob Farrell, 4th in 400 meter hurdles, Oneonta
Joe Carr, 3rd in 200 meter, Oneonta
View the complete All-American list here
