Results

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues track and field teams reached the podium eight more times on Day 2 as the 2020 OUA championships wrapped up on Saturday afternoon (Feb. 22) at York University.
 
TEAM STANDINGS: The Blues women notched 95.5 points to finish third behind the Guelph Gryphons (209) and Western Mustangs (119). Toronto's men racked up 74 points to place fourth behind Guelph (209), Western (87.5) and York (79).
 
MEN'S RESULTS: Fourth-year veteran Jack Berkshire won the men's 600m after earning the silver medal last season. The industrial engineering major from Fredericton crossed the finish line in 1:19.20 to claim the top spot.
 
Sophomore standout Femi Akinduro successfully defended his OUA men's triple jump crown with a best just of 14.79m. Linden Liles-McCurdy was eighth (13.47m).
 
Rookie thrower Frank Vreugdenhil claimed the men's shot put bronze medal with a best throw of 15.05m. Julian Romano placed sixth (13.47m), while Mojtaba Mehry was eighth (12.74m).
 
Alex Augimeri, Emmett Bravakis, Carson Bradley and James Kanu placed fourth in the men's 4x200 relay in 1:28.97.
 
After sitting in seventh place after Day 1, Phillipe Johns moved into fifth place in the men's heptathlon with 4327 points. Johns finished second in the 60m hurdles (8.64), third in the 60m (7.30), shot put (11.36m) and 1000m (2:51.51) and seventh in the long jump (5.71m) and high jump (1.56m).
 
WOMEN'S RESULTS: Third-year high jumper Emily Branderhorst won her first career OUA title. The Fullarton, Ont., native cleared 1.69m to solidify her third straight podium finish. Fellow Varsity Blue Hannah Rolfe earned the bronze medal, clearing 1.66m.
 
Rookie jumper Kristen Schulz earned her second medal in as many days, winning the women's triple jump with a best jump of 12.12m. Odessa O'Brien placed sixth (11.50m).
 
Elizabeth Martin, Katrina Innanen, Maya Ryan and Onome Gbinje earned the women's 4x200 relay silver medal in 1:38.62.
 
Martin also claimed the 60m dash bronze medal in 7.44 seconds, while Onome Gbinje was sixth in 7.63 seconds.
 
Ryan, Fiona Huang, Anyia Anesi and Innanen finished just off the podium in the 4x400 relay, clocking a time of 3:52.51.
 
UP NEXT: The Blues now set their sights on the 2020 U SPORTS Championships, March 5-7, hosted by the University of Alberta in Edmonton.

DAY 2 RESULTS – WOMEN
 
Team Standings
1. Guelph – 209
2. Western – 119
3. Toronto – 95.5
4. York – 53
5. Windsor – 51
6. Ottawa – 49
7. Waterloo – 35
8. Laurier – 21
9. Queen's – 13
10. Lakehead – 10
11. McMaster – 3
12. Brock – 3
 
Weight Throw
1. Rachel Campbell, Western – 16.76m
2. Emily Fawcett, Guelph – 16.50m
3. Natasha Gubbels, Western – 16.24m
 
600m
1. Jenna Smith, Guelph – 1:30.54
2. Madison Clarke, Ottawa – 1:30.59
3. Maeliss Trapeau, Ottawa – 1:31.40
 
60m Dash
1. Shyvonne Roxborough, Guelph – 7.34
2. Jacqueline Madogo, Guelph – 7.41
3. Elizabeth Martin, Toronto – 7.44
 
4x200m Relay
1. Guelph – 1:36.10
2. Toronto – 1:38.62
3. York – 1:39.37
 
4x400m Relay
1. Guelph – 3:41.86
2. York – 3:48.02
3. Windsor – 3:51.82
 
1500m
1. Kate Current, Western – 4:26.44
2. Sydney Pattison, Laurier – 4:27.40
3. Kiana Gibson, Guelph – 4:28.03
 
High Jump
1. Emily Brandenhorst, Toronto – 1.69m
2. Gabrielle Marton, Guelph – 1.66m
3. Hannah Rolfe, Toronto – 1.66
 
Triple Jump
1. Kristen Schulz, Toronto – 12.12m
2. Paige Doyle, Western – 11.92m
3. Hanna Jodoin, Guelph – 11.88m
 
DAY 2 RESULTS – MEN
 
Team Standings
1. Guelph – 210
2. Western – 87.5
3. York – 79
4. Toronto – 74
5. Windsor – 68
6. Waterloo – 42.5
7. McMaster – 36
8. Queen's – 25
9. Ottawa – 12
10. Brock – 10
11. Laurentian – 6
11. Lakehead – 6
12. Laurier – 2
 
600m
1. Jack Berkshire, Toronto – 1:19.20
2. Alanzo Ryan, Guelph – 1:20.021
3. Joshua Lorentz, Waterloo 1:20.024
 
60m Dash
1. Kudakwashe Murasiranwa, Guelph – 6.78
2. Keysean Powell, York – 6.83
3. Nico Dowhos, Lakehead – 6.87
 
4x200m Relay
1. Guelph – 1:26.92
2. Waterloo – 1:28.67
3. Western – 1:28.80
 
1500m
1. Mitchell Delange, Queen's – 3:52.91
2. Alex Drover, McMaster – 3:53.13
3. Isaiah Frielink, Western – 3:53.24
 
Heptathlon
1. Geoff Eyjolfsson, Guelph – 5025
2. Jared Hendricks-Polack, Western – 4781
3. Shawn Beaudoin, Western – 4740
 
Triple Jump
1. Femi Akinduro, Toronto – 14.79m
2. Scott Peel, Guelph – 14.48m
3. Benayo Olak, Guelph – 14.39m
 
Shot Put
1. Mark Bujnowski, Guelph – 18.45m
2. Zion Webb, Windsor – 15.24m
3. Frank Vreugdenhil, Toronto – 15.05m
 
High Jump
1. Benayo Olak, Guelph – 2.04m
2. Solomon Davidson, Waterloo – 2.01m
3. Justice Archer, Guelph – 1.98m
 
Pole Vault
1. Daniel Gleason, York – 5.02m
2. Samuel Adams, York – 4.92m
3. Justice Archer, Guelph – 1.98m
 
 DAY 1 RESULTS – MEN

Men's Weight Throw
1. Mark Bujnowski, Guelph – 17.73m
2. Jonathan Raspanti, York – 16.45m
3. Anthony Atkinson, Windsor – 16.07m
 
Men's 1000m
1. Alec Purnell, Guelph — 2:25.68
2. Cole Hannam, Windsor — 2:26.12
3. Kyle Madden, Guelph — 2:26.21
 
Men's 60m Hurdles
1. Cameron Bruce, Toronto — 8.13
2. James Muharrem, Guelph — 8.19
3. Matthew MacNeill, Guelph — 8.20
 
Men's 3000m
1. Marcel Scheele, Western — 8:16.15
2. Alex Drover, McMaster — 8:17.78
3. Robert Kanko, Queen's — 8:19.39
 
Men's 300m
1. Philip Osei, Guelph — 33.45
2. Daniel Harper, Guelph — 34.07
3. Jack Berkshire, Toronto — 34.45
 
Men's 4x800m Relay
1. Guelph — 7:41.06
2. Windsor — 7:44.30
3. Western — 7:46.46
 
Men's Long Jump
1. Keysean Powell, York — 7.71m
2. Matthew MacNeill, Guelph — 7.15m
3. Owen Hebb, Guelph — 7.11m
 
DAY 1 RESULTS – WOMEN

 
Women's 1000m
1. Sadie-Jane Hickson, Guelph — 2:48.91
2. Madison Clarke, uOttawa — 2:49.04
3. Sydney Pattison, Laurier — 2:49.96
 
Women's 60m Hurdles
1. Kendra Leger, Guelph — 8.33
2. Tyra Boug — 8.37
3. Natasha Russell, York — 8.43
 
Women's Indoor Pentathlon
1. Hannah Blair, Waterloo — 3715
2. Ayasha Horner, Western — 3455
3. Heather McCann — 3439
 
Women's 3000m
1. Kate Current, Western — 9:32.55
2. Kara Blair, Queen's — 9:36.90
3. Hannah Woodhouse, Guelph — 9:38.23
 
Women's 300m
1. Zoe Sherar, Guelph — 37.71
2. Morgan Byng, Guelph — 38.75
3. Amy Stieh, Lakehead — 39.37
 
Women's 4x800m Relay
1. Guelph — 8:54.42
2. Toronto — 8:58.89
3. Ottawa  — 9:06.24
 
Women's Pole Vault
1. Alexzandra Throndson, Toronto — 3.96m
2. Mia Rodney, Guelph — 3.86m
3. Caroline Poirier, Ottawa — 3.76m
 
Women's Shot Put
1. Tamia Noel, Guelph — 13.49m
2. Emily Good, Western — 13.32m
3. Holly Taylor, York — 13.11m
 
Women's Long Jump
1. Janelle Clarke, Waterloo — 5.79m
2. Kristen Schulz, Toronto — 5.71m
3. Katie Flemington, Windsor — 5.60m