
Truax and Bates Highlight Gonzaga Finishes in Idaho
2/7/2020 7:10:00 PM | Track and Field
Zags run at penultimate meet of indoor season
MOSCOW, Idaho – Gonzaga's Sammy Truax and Evan Bates won their respective events at the D1 Team Invitational Challenge hosted by the University of Idaho Friday.
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Inside the Kibbie Dome, Truax won the men's mile with a time of 4:17.13. Montana's Quincy Fast placed second at 4:17.97. Riley Moore (4:19.64) and Jonah Sandoval (4:19.73) crossed the line in sixth and seventh, while Myles Bach (4:22.32) was ninth.
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Brittney Hansen was ninth in the women's mile at 5:15.37. Liz Hogan was 10th at 5:17.78. Lauren Krause was sixth in the women's 400 meters with a time of 62.19.
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In the women's 800 meters, Morgan Greene placed fifth crossing the line at 2:18.53. She moved from eighth to fourth on the program's all-time list.
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Bates climbed from 10th to sixth on GU's men's 800-meter all-time list. The freshman placed fifth with a time of 1:55.35. Ben Hogan was ninth at 1:56.19, which ranks 10th in program history.
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Bates also won the 3,000-meter title with a time of 8:24.70. Tim Stevens of Idaho was second at 8:26.15. Stefan Bradley (8:36.80) and Matthew Roberts (8:39.03) were fifth and seventh. Sam McCloughan was 10th at 8:44.20.
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In the women's 3,000 meters, Emily Phelps and Lilly Visser were seventh and 10th at 10:24.03 and 10:33.08.
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The Zags close their regular season indoor schedule in Seattle next weekend at the Husky Classic. Live coverage will be available on GoZags.com.
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Inside the Kibbie Dome, Truax won the men's mile with a time of 4:17.13. Montana's Quincy Fast placed second at 4:17.97. Riley Moore (4:19.64) and Jonah Sandoval (4:19.73) crossed the line in sixth and seventh, while Myles Bach (4:22.32) was ninth.
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Brittney Hansen was ninth in the women's mile at 5:15.37. Liz Hogan was 10th at 5:17.78. Lauren Krause was sixth in the women's 400 meters with a time of 62.19.
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In the women's 800 meters, Morgan Greene placed fifth crossing the line at 2:18.53. She moved from eighth to fourth on the program's all-time list.
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Bates climbed from 10th to sixth on GU's men's 800-meter all-time list. The freshman placed fifth with a time of 1:55.35. Ben Hogan was ninth at 1:56.19, which ranks 10th in program history.
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Bates also won the 3,000-meter title with a time of 8:24.70. Tim Stevens of Idaho was second at 8:26.15. Stefan Bradley (8:36.80) and Matthew Roberts (8:39.03) were fifth and seventh. Sam McCloughan was 10th at 8:44.20.
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In the women's 3,000 meters, Emily Phelps and Lilly Visser were seventh and 10th at 10:24.03 and 10:33.08.
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The Zags close their regular season indoor schedule in Seattle next weekend at the Husky Classic. Live coverage will be available on GoZags.com.
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