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Double Dual in the Brick Jan. 30
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:41 am
by mchammer
A scored double dual track meet in the fieldhouse tomorrow night, 4:30 - 10. Idaho State and Montana will compete with us in a rare scored dual meet indoors. This will be very competitive. Bobcats Ellie Rudy and Nick Atwood were named BSC athletes of the week for last week. Ellie has been so honored 22 times, seven more than anyone in the history of the conference.
Mike Carignan
Re: Double Dual in the Brick Jan. 30
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:56 am
by Old Skool Cat
That is just an amazing accomplishment by Rudy!! And to think that she is only a junior and will most likely just continue adding on to her accomplishments.
GO CATS!! BEAT ISU!! BEAT UM!!
Re: Double Dual in the Brick Jan. 30
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:49 pm
by mchammer
Thanks. Actually Ellie is a senior now. This will be one of her last appearances in the fieldhouse.
Re: Double Dual in the Brick Jan. 30
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:53 pm
by Old Skool Cat
mchammer wrote:Thanks. Actually Ellie is a senior now. This will be one of her last appearances in the fieldhouse.
Wow, I thought she was a junior
I was reading this press release on the MSU Athletics website, and it stated she was a junior. Go figure, our Athletic department can't even get the information right on one our most talented athletes:
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Rudy and Atwood Chosen Big Sky Athletes of the Week
MSU Bobcats Track and Field News :
2009-01-27 : MSU Sports Information
By Chris Syme
Montana State track and field athletes Ellie Rudy (pole vault) and Nick Atwood (3000) were awarded Big Sky Conference Track and Field Athletes of the Week honors, the conference office announced Tuesday.
The award is Rudy’s 22nd BSC Field Athlete of the Week award, a Big Sky Conference record. She was chosen for reaching an NCAA provisional mark (12’11”) last week at the MSU Open in Bozeman. Rudy is the current NCAA indoor national champion in the event. This also marks the second time in her career she has achieved a provisional mark at the first meet of the season.
Rudy, a junior, hails from Woodland Park, Colorado and majors in cellular biology.
Nick Atwood, a junior from Otis Orchards, Washington, ran a BSC qualifying mark in the men’s 3000, besting the field by over 20 seconds at 8:15.80 (altitude adjusted) to be awarded Co-Men’s Track Athlete of the Week. Atwood’s time currently leads all conference performances in the event.He is a geology major.
Re: Double Dual in the Brick Jan. 30
Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:47 am
by mchammer
Our men won both duals. Our women lost both. Good meet!
Complete results at
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