Friday, March 13
Fayetteville, Ark.
6 p.m.
North Dakota State Athletics
at
NCAA Indoor Championships
Photo by: Richard Svaleson
Teschuk Ready to Take on the Best at NCAA Championships
3/11/2015 5:28:00 PM | Women's Track and Field
Schedule of Events
Live Results
Start Lists
Watch on ESPN3
North Dakota State junior Erin Teschuk will make her NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships debut this weekend in Fayetteville, Ark., chasing national titles and All-America honors in a pair of events.
Teschuk will open with the prelims in the mile at 6 p.m. (CT) on Friday inside the Randal Tyson Track Center. Ten of the 16 competitors – the top four finishers in both preliminary heats, plus the next two fastest times – will advance to Saturday's finals at 6 p.m.
The Winnipeg, Manitoba, native will also run the 3,000m final at 8 p.m. on Saturday evening.
ESPN3 will stream the meet live on both days of competition starting at 5:50 p.m.
Teschuk enters the meet ranked fourth in the mile and fifth in the 3,000m after destroying school records in both events this season. She cut seven seconds off NDSU's previous best in the mile and knocked 28 seconds off the school record in the 3,000m.
Arizona State's Shelby Houlihan is the top returner in the mile from last season's NCAA meet after finishing third. Villanova's Emily Lipari won the title in 4:38.82 a year ago.
In the 3,000m, Dominique Scott of Arkansas is the top returner to the NCAA Championships after a runner-up finish last season. Dartmouth's Abbey D'Agostino captured the 3,000m championship last year in 9:14.47.
The top eight finishers this weekend will be named first-team All-Americans by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA), and the next eight will garner second-team All-America status. NDSU has five indoor All-America honors in its Division I era, with Leslie Brost (pole vault, 4th place, 2012) and Laura Hermanson (800m, 7th place, 2009) as the only first-teamers.
In November, Teschuk became the first NDSU woman to qualify for the NCAA Division I Championships in cross country by earning a runner-up finish at the Midwest Regional.
Women 1 Mile Run Prelims
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Name Year School Seed
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1 167 Colleen Quigley SR Florida State 4:29.67
2 35 Shelby Houlihan SR Arizona State 4:30.77
3 222 Rosie Clarke JR Iona 4:31.78
4 373 Erin Teschuk JR North Dakota St 4:32.09
5 310 Leah O'Connor SR Michigan State 4:32.29
6 320 Rhianwedd Price SO Miss State 4:32.74
7 346 Sammy Silva SR New Mexico 4:33.48
8 581 Angel Piccirillo JR Villanova 4:34.28
9 582 Stephanie Schappert SR Villanova 4:36.31
10 79 Mariah Kelly SR Baylor 4:38.00
11 411 Katie Porada SR Oregon 4:38.08
12 343 Anne Twombly SR New Hampshire 4:38.50
13 409 Nikki Hiltz FR Oregon 4:39.38
14 608 Eleanor Fulton JR Washington 4:39.95
15 491 Blanca Fernández JR Temple 4:40.60
16 396 Jenny Celis FR Oklahoma State 4:40.69
Women 3000 Meter Run
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Name Year School Seed
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1 52 Dominique Scott SR Arkansas 8:52.57
2 443 Emily Sisson SR Providence 8:52.60
3 312 Rachele Schulist SO Michigan State 9:01.25
4 469 Elise Cranny FR Stanford 9:02.36
5 373 Erin Teschuk JR North Dakota St 9:02.40
6 174 Katrina Coogan JR Georgetown 9:02.75
7 35 Shelby Houlihan SR Arizona State 9:03.71
8 472 Jessica Tonn SR Stanford 9:04.93
9 177 Samantha Nadel SO Georgetown 9:05.97
10 90 Mara Olson SR Butler 9:06.04
11 78 Rachel Johnson SR Baylor 9:06.42
12 119 Dana Giordano JR Dartmouth 9:07.28
13 347 Calli Thackery SO New Mexico 9:07.31
14 609 Maddie Meyers SO Washington 9:07.53
15 226 Katy Moen SR Iowa State 9:08.69
16 80 Maggie Montoya SO Baylor 9:08.91
Live Results
Start Lists
Watch on ESPN3
North Dakota State junior Erin Teschuk will make her NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships debut this weekend in Fayetteville, Ark., chasing national titles and All-America honors in a pair of events.
Teschuk will open with the prelims in the mile at 6 p.m. (CT) on Friday inside the Randal Tyson Track Center. Ten of the 16 competitors – the top four finishers in both preliminary heats, plus the next two fastest times – will advance to Saturday's finals at 6 p.m.
The Winnipeg, Manitoba, native will also run the 3,000m final at 8 p.m. on Saturday evening.
ESPN3 will stream the meet live on both days of competition starting at 5:50 p.m.
Teschuk enters the meet ranked fourth in the mile and fifth in the 3,000m after destroying school records in both events this season. She cut seven seconds off NDSU's previous best in the mile and knocked 28 seconds off the school record in the 3,000m.
Arizona State's Shelby Houlihan is the top returner in the mile from last season's NCAA meet after finishing third. Villanova's Emily Lipari won the title in 4:38.82 a year ago.
In the 3,000m, Dominique Scott of Arkansas is the top returner to the NCAA Championships after a runner-up finish last season. Dartmouth's Abbey D'Agostino captured the 3,000m championship last year in 9:14.47.
The top eight finishers this weekend will be named first-team All-Americans by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA), and the next eight will garner second-team All-America status. NDSU has five indoor All-America honors in its Division I era, with Leslie Brost (pole vault, 4th place, 2012) and Laura Hermanson (800m, 7th place, 2009) as the only first-teamers.
In November, Teschuk became the first NDSU woman to qualify for the NCAA Division I Championships in cross country by earning a runner-up finish at the Midwest Regional.
Women 1 Mile Run Prelims
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Name Year School Seed
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1 167 Colleen Quigley SR Florida State 4:29.67
2 35 Shelby Houlihan SR Arizona State 4:30.77
3 222 Rosie Clarke JR Iona 4:31.78
4 373 Erin Teschuk JR North Dakota St 4:32.09
5 310 Leah O'Connor SR Michigan State 4:32.29
6 320 Rhianwedd Price SO Miss State 4:32.74
7 346 Sammy Silva SR New Mexico 4:33.48
8 581 Angel Piccirillo JR Villanova 4:34.28
9 582 Stephanie Schappert SR Villanova 4:36.31
10 79 Mariah Kelly SR Baylor 4:38.00
11 411 Katie Porada SR Oregon 4:38.08
12 343 Anne Twombly SR New Hampshire 4:38.50
13 409 Nikki Hiltz FR Oregon 4:39.38
14 608 Eleanor Fulton JR Washington 4:39.95
15 491 Blanca Fernández JR Temple 4:40.60
16 396 Jenny Celis FR Oklahoma State 4:40.69
Women 3000 Meter Run
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Name Year School Seed
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1 52 Dominique Scott SR Arkansas 8:52.57
2 443 Emily Sisson SR Providence 8:52.60
3 312 Rachele Schulist SO Michigan State 9:01.25
4 469 Elise Cranny FR Stanford 9:02.36
5 373 Erin Teschuk JR North Dakota St 9:02.40
6 174 Katrina Coogan JR Georgetown 9:02.75
7 35 Shelby Houlihan SR Arizona State 9:03.71
8 472 Jessica Tonn SR Stanford 9:04.93
9 177 Samantha Nadel SO Georgetown 9:05.97
10 90 Mara Olson SR Butler 9:06.04
11 78 Rachel Johnson SR Baylor 9:06.42
12 119 Dana Giordano JR Dartmouth 9:07.28
13 347 Calli Thackery SO New Mexico 9:07.31
14 609 Maddie Meyers SO Washington 9:07.53
15 226 Katy Moen SR Iowa State 9:08.69
16 80 Maggie Montoya SO Baylor 9:08.91
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