UW-Oshkosh placed 12th at the NCAA Division III Track and Field Championships on March 14-15 in Ada, Ohio.

Ayla Mitchell achieved a second place finish in the mile run, while the Titans had one other NCAA All-American, Rebecca Masephol (Sr. • Pittsville) in the 20-pound weight throw.

Also competing in the event were Kristi Konsella (Fr. • Merrill) in the long jump, Ellie Sitek (So. • Marinette) in the 20-pound weight throw, and Peggy Seidler (Fr. • Merrill) in the shot put.

Illinois Wesleyan University won the meet with 30 points. Wartburg College (Iowa) was second with 27 points and Washington University (Mo.) finished third with 23 points. UW-La Crosse and Keene State College (N.H.) shared fourth place, both earning 21 points. UW-Oshkosh finished with 12 points.

Mitchell led the way for the Titans with a second-place finish in the mile run. Mitchell finished within seconds of the winner, Marie Borner of Bethel University (Minn.). Borner's winning time was 4:58.36, while Mitchell was right behind her, finishing in 4:58.61. Catherine Beck of Tufts University (Mass.) finished third in 4:59.72.

Aside from Mitchell, Masephol was an All-American in the 20-pound weight throw. Masephol came into the meet seeded eleventh, but improved six places to finish fifth. Her mark of 55-0 is her personal best.

Ellie Sitek competed in the event as well. Her longest throw was 52-4 1/2, good enough for 12th place. Carol Comp of the University of St. Thomas (Minn.) won the event with a mark of 56-10 1/4.

Kristi Konsella, in the long jump, finished in 10th place. Her leap of 17-6 1/4, left her one spot away from making finals. Caitlin Schetter of UW-La Crosse won the event with a jump of 19-2 3/4.

Peggy Seidler placed 12th in the shot put. Her best effort was 42-2 1/4. Monique Riddick of Montclair State University (N.J.) won the event with a toss of 46-4 3/4.

UW-Oshkosh, which won the meet in 1994, 1995, 1996 and 2006, finished sixth a year ago with 28 points.

UW-Oshkosh will host the 2008 NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships on May 22-24 at J.J. Keller Field at Titan Stadium. The Titans are the two-time defending NCAA Division III outdoor champion.

Five UW-Oshkosh athletes have qualified for this weekend's NCAA Division III Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship in Ada, Ohio. The two-day meet begins Friday (March 14) and concludes on Saturday (March 15) at Ohio Northern University's Sports Center.

UW-Oshkosh will be represented at the national spectacle by Kristine Konsella (Fr. • Merrill) in the long jump, Rebecca Masephol (Sr. • Pittsville) in the 20-pound weight throw, Ayla Mitchell (Jr. • New Richmond) in the one-mile run, Peggy Seidler (Fr. • Merrill) in the shot put and Ellie Sitek (So. • Marinette) in the 20-pound weight throw.

Konsella is seeded seventh among 13 entrants in the long jump with a leap of 18-1 1/2. UW-La Crosse's Caitlyn Schetter is seeded first in the event with a distance of 19-3 1/2.

Mitchell, a first-year transfer from the University of Minnesota, is seeded third among 12 participants in the one-mile run with a school-record time of 4:54.98. UW-Platteville's Marcia Taddy earned the event's top seep with a time of 4:53.07.

Seidler has the seventh-best effort in the shot put with mark of 45-10. Lauren Lucci of Widener University (Pa.) is seeded first among the event's 12 competitors with a distance of 48-0 3/4.

Sitek is seeded eighth and Masephol 11th among the 13 entrants in the 20-pound weight throw with performances of 54-5 1/4 and 53-11, respectively. Liz Ulferts of Loras College (Iowa) is seeded first in the event with a toss of 58-1 1/4. Masephol placed ninth at last year's championship with a cast of 51-3 1/4.

Competition in both the long jump and 20-pound weight throw will be held on Friday. The one-mile run will hold its trials on Friday and its finals on Saturday. Action in the shot put will take place on Saturday. The top eight finishers in each event will be awarded NCAA Division III All-America recognition by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).

Projected to compete for this year's team title are Illinois Wesleyan University, Tufts University (Mass.), UW-La Crosse, UW-Platteville, Wartburg College (Iowa) and Wheaton College (Mass.). Williams College (Mass.) won last year's meet with 42 points, while City College of New York finished second with 35 and UW-Eau Claire third with 32.

UW-Oshkosh, which won the meet in 1994, 1995, 1996 and 2006, finished sixth a year ago with 28 points. The Titans are the two-time defending NCAA Division III outdoor champion.

UW-Oshkosh will host the 2008 NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships on May 22-24 at J.J. Keller Field at Titan Stadium.

The UW-Oshkosh women's track team went into Superior this weekend (February 29 and March 1) to participate in one of their biggest meets of the season, the WIAC Indoor Championship. The Titan women finished in third place as a team. The team scores were very spread out with UW-Lacrosse blitzing the field as they scored 192.33. UW-Eau Claire finished second with 137.83, the Titans third with 115.50, UW-River Falls fourth with 74, and UW-Stevens Point fifth with 51.

The UW-Oshkosh throwers have come through for the women at every meet this year, and this weekend proved more of the same. Four Titan women scored in the weight throw. Leading the way was Ellie Sitek (Fr. • Marinette) who finished second with a throw of 54-5 1/4. Rebecca Masephol (Sr. • Pittsville), Susie Trzebiatowski (So. • Rosholt) and Melissa Thies (So. • Slinger) finished third, fourth, and seventh with throws of 53-11, 52-2 1/2, and 50 3/4, respectively. All four women threw provisional qualifying marks in the event.

Four Titan women also managed to score in the shot put. Like the weight throw, Sitek led the charge with a third place finish. Her longest throw of 43-1 3/4 was a provisional qualifying throw. Peggy Seidler (Fr. • Merrill), Trzebiatowski and Masephol rounded out the event when they finished sixth, seventh, and eighth with throws of 42-7, 41-8, and 40 3/4, respectively.

The UW-Oshkosh distance medley relay bettered their performance from a week ago, and beat the field on Friday. Their time of 12:12.17 also provisionally qualified them for the national meet, and is the seventh fastest time in the nation. The 800-meter relay team finished third with a time of 1:45.69, while the 1600-meter relay team placed fith with a time of 4:05.92.

Ayla Mitchell (Jr. • New Richmond) battled sickness to hang on to a second place finish in the mile. Her finishing time was 5:07.04, but has already automatically qualified in this event earlier in the season.

Kristi Konsella (Fr. • Merrill) really performed well in the jumping events at her first conference meet. In the triple jump, she finished third with a jump of 36-2 3/4. Before that she competed in the long jump, and placed fourth with a jump of 17-4 3/4. Hannah Kussler (Fr. • Greendale) also placed in the triple jump. She finished seventh with a jump of 35-8 1/2.

Konsella also placed in the 200-meter run. She finished fourth with a time of 26.20. Teammate Camille Davis (Fr. • Green Day) also scored for the Titans in the event. She finished seventh with a time of 26.24. Davis also scored in the 55-meter dash. Her time of 7.42 placed her fifth.

Aside from the long and triple jumps, Becky Thomas (Jr. • Mineral Point) finished an oustanding second in the high jump. Her highest jump was 5-1 3/4, and was her best jump of the indoor season. Ellen Buchanan (Fr. • Chippewa Falls) also placed in the high jump, finishing sixth with a jump of 4-11 3/4.

Andrea Fabiano (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) scored eight points for the Titans in the 55-meter hurdles. Her final time was 8.67, only .03 seconds from winning the event.

Two Titan women scored in the 800-meter run. Jordan Clark-Mand (So. • Waupun) placed sixth with a time of 2:20.32 and Jessie Scheer (Sr. • De Pere) eighth with a time of 2:22.33.

Two more women came away with points in the pentathlon. Jenny Stein (Jr. • Sussex) was fifth with 2772 points, and teammate Cassie Shedal (Fr. • Newton) placed seventh with 2630 points.

Amy Mlezvia (So. • New Franken) managed to take the final scoring spot in the 400-meter run. Her time of 1:00.60 placed her eighth.

The UW-Oshkosh Titan women came into Saturday's (February 24) meet in Stevens Point looking to prepare themselves for the Conference championships next weekend at UW-Superior. They did this and more, as they came away as with the team title at the UW-Stevens Point Track & Field Invitational. The Titans are obviously prepared to put forth their best effort in the last few weeks of the indoor season.

UW-Oshkosh crushed the competition by scoring 177.5 points. The closest team to them was UW-Eau Claire with 97 points. UW-Stevens Points finished third with 88 points, and UW-Platteville fourth with 72.

The throwers continue to bring their best week in and week out for the Titans. In the shot put and the weight throw, UW-Oshkosh took 10 of the 16 scoring spots. Peggy Seidler (Fr. • Merrill) led the way in the shot put with a provisional qualifying throw of 43 1/4. Susie Trzebiatowski (So. • Rosholt) also threw provisional qualifying as she finished second to Seidler. Her longest throw was 42-7. Holly Ozanich (Fr. • Green Bay) finished third with a throw of 41-1 3/4. Ellie Sitek (So. • Marinette) and Rebecca Masephol (Sr. • Pittsville) finished sixth and seventh, respectively, with throws of 40 1/2 and 39-5.

The dominance continued in the weight throw for the Titan throwers. Masephol threw a provisional qualifying mark, not to mention a seasonal best as she won the event with a throw of 52-8. Sitek and Trzebiatowski also provisionally qualified for the National meet with throws of 50-1 1/2 and 50-6 3/4. They placed second and fourth, respectively. Julie Falk (Jr. • Mukwonago) and Melissa Theis (So. • Slinger) also scored for the Titans. Falk finished in fifth with a throw of 49-1, and Thies in eighth with a throw of 47-1.

The Titan relay teams both finished as victors on Saturday. The distance medley relay team provisionally qualified when they ran 12:13.34. They outdistanced UW-Stevens Point, who finished second to the Titans, by 11 seconds.

The 800-meter relay team also won the five-team event when they ran a time of 1:44.40.

The jumps provided a lot of scoring for the Titans as well. Hannah Kussler (Fr. • Greendale) jumped a seasonal best, and managed to win the triple jump, with a jump of 35-08. In the long jump, Amanda Bonn (Fr. • Sister Bay) finished fifth, when she jumped 16-6 1/2. Becky Thomas (Jr. • Mineral Point) and Ellen Buchanan (Fr. • Chippewa Falls) both scored in the high jump. Thomas finished fourth with a jump of 5-1, and Buchanan seventh with a jump of 4-11.

Victory was also achieved, for the Titans, in the 55-meter hurdles. Andrea Fabiano (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) ran a seasonal best after running 8.63 on her way to the win.

The 3000 and 5000-meter runs went well for the Titan participants. Katie Wondra (Jr. • Campbellsport) ran a seasonal best in the 3000-meter run with a time of 10:59.09. This time placed her second. Shannon Madigan (So. • Green Bay) also placed second in the 5000-meter run with a time of 19:46.14. Mallory Burk (Fr. • Athens) and Cassie Petersen (Fr. • Marinette) ran the 5000 as well, and placed fourth and fifth respectively, with times of 20:10.00 and 20:23.80.

Nicole VanEgtern (So. • Fond du Lac) finished as a runner-up in the pole vault. Her longest vault went 11-1 3/4. Melissa Walsh (Fr. • Franklin) also scored in the event, finishing seventh with a jump of 9-8.

Scoring was abundant in the sprinting events. Camille Davis (Fr. • Green Bay) finished third for the Titans in the 55-meter dash witha time 7.42. Anna Loveland (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) finished seventh in the same event with a time 7.62. In the 200-meter dash, Chelsea Benitz (Fr. • Osceola) and Destiny Kafer (Fr. • Ripon) finished fifth and sixth with times of 27.27 and 27.39, respectively.

Jordan Clark-Mand (So. • Waupun) ran a seasonal best in the 800-meter run by five seconds. Her time placed her third in the event, it was 2:17.51. Hope Scholze (Fr. • Melrose) rounded out the socring in the 800. She finished eighth with a time of 2:26.63. Brittany Haas (Fr. • St. Charles, Ill.) outran her seasonal best in the mile run by four seconds. She ran 5:20.02, and placed third. Allison Gehl (Fr. • Sherwood) ran the mile as well. She finished sixth, and ran a time of 5:29.33.

Amy Mlezvia (So. • New Franken) scored for the Titans in the 400-meter dash. Her time of 1:00.24 was good enough for fourth place.

It’s safe to say that the UW-Oshkosh women’s track and field team is prepared for the upcoming conference championship.

In a tune-up meet held on Saturday (Feb. 16) in Kolf Sports center, the Titans dominated a nine-team field. They used the meet to display their outstanding depth. Their overall score of 312 points was well ahead of the closest competition. Carroll College was the runner-up with only 102 points.

The throwers destroyed the competition in the shot put and the weight throw as they took thirteen of the sixteen scoring positions. Peggy Seidler (Fr. • Merrill) led the way in the shot-put with a throw of 45-10. This throw is her seasonal best and automatically qualifies her for the national championship meet. Susie Trzebiatowski (So. • Rosholt) also had a throw that qualified her for nationals, but provisionally and not automatically.  Her longest throw went for 43-5 1/4. Ellie Sitek (So. • Marinette) was third with a throw of 40-2 3/4. The Titans then swept the fifth through eighth positions with Rebecca Masephol (Sr. • Pittsville), Julie Falk (Jr. • Mukwonago), Hollie Ozanich (Fr. • Green Bay), and Melissa Thies (So. • Slinnger) all scoring.

Like the shot put, the throwers had a firm grip on the scoring positions in the weight throw.  In fact, they swept the first six scoring positions. Sitek was the winner with a provisional qualifying throw of 53-1.  Masephol and Falk’s throws also exceeded the provisional qualifying standard when they threw 52-06 and 50-1 1/4.  Thies, Ozanich, and Cassidy Walsh (So. • Mauston) finished in positions fourth through sixth.

The Titans also showed their critical depth in the 800-meter run. Jessie Scheer (Sr. • De Pere) broke the 2:20 barrier for the first time in her career, and led a sweep of the first six scoring positions in the event.  Scheer’s time was 2:19.59, and she was followed closely by Heather Bassett (Fr. • Minocqua) and Jordan Clark-Mand (So. • Waupun) whose finishing times were 2:21.48 and 2:22.26, respectively.  Hope Scholze (Fr. • Melrose), Janelle Brooks (Fr. • Janesville), and Samantha Helgesen (Fr. • Bristol) completed the Titans sweep of the event as they took positions fourth through sixth.

Ayla Mitchell (Jr. • New Richmond) made it known to the rest of the country that she’s one of the top milers in the nation. Her time of 4:54.98 is currently the best time in the country at the distance, and automatically qualifies her for the national meet. Her last lap of 36 seconds displayed that she can mix endurance with speed.  Brittany Haas (Fr. • St. Charles, Ill.) ended up fifth in the event with a time of 5:24.22 and teammate Allison Gehl (Fr. • Sherwood) was close behind her in sixth place when she ran 5:27.02.

Even more depth was shown in the 5,000-meter run. Jenny Melville (Sr. • Waukesha) won the event with a time of 18:43.01.  Her teammates, Katie Wondra (Jr. • Campbellsport), Shannon Madigan (So. • Green Bay), and Cassie Peterson (Fr. • Marinette), took the second through fourth positions. Mallory Burk (Fr. • Athens) also managed to score in the 3,000-meter run.  She finished sixth with a time of 11:28.00.

The Titan jumpers scored major points in their distinct events. Anna Loveland (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) won the long jump with a jump of 17 06.25. Hannah Kussler (Fr. • Greendale) also jumped well in the event as she finished third with a long jump of 16-7.75.  Like Loveland, Kristi Konsella (Fr. • Merrill) also won her event, but she did so in the triple jump.  Her jump of 35-10.50 set the mark for the rest of the field.  Ellen Buchanan (Fr. • Chippewa Falls) managed to finish as the runner-up in the high jump with a jump of 5-9.75. Nicole VanEgtern (So. • Fond du Lac) led the way in the pole vault with a vault of 10-6. Three other Titans scored in the vault. Katie Kohn (Jr. • Mayville), Melissa Walsh (Fr. • Franklin), and Lindy Stein (Fr. • Kaukauna) finished fourth through sixth, respectively.

The sprints also went incredibly well for the Titans on Saturday. Camille Davis (Fr. • Green Bay) edged out Loveland in the 55-meter dash by a nose.  They both finished with times of 7.48. Konsella was fourth in the event with a time of 7.58.  Davis also placed well in the 200-meter dash. She finished second with a time of 26.19.  Chelsea Benitz (Fr. • Osceola) and Destiny Kafer (Fr. • Ripon) finished right behind Davis, in fourth and sixth place, with times of 27.45 and 27.84. Andra Fabian (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) also managed to score in the 55-meter hurdles.  She ended up sixth with a time of 11.30.

Amy Mlezvia (So. • New Franken) ran a seasonal best in the 400-meter dash, and also took home a victory. Her time of 1:00.87 eclipsed he field. Mlezvia’s teammates, Sarah Roswell (So. • Eleva) and Kait Stockheimer (Fr. • West Salem), finished fourth and fifth.

The UW-Oshkosh women’s relay teams took home first and second place.  The 1,600-meter relay team ran a seasonal best on their way to victory.  Their finishing time was 4:05.43. The 800-meter relay team was narrowly beat by Carroll College, but they finished as runner-ups with a time of 1:50.99.

The UW-Oshkosh women's track and field team can use their meet in Stevens Point as a learning experience for the championship season that they are about to embark on. It's safe to say that they're probably not ecstatic that they came in second place as a team to UW-Eau Claire, but the experience's they can take away from this meet will only help in the coming weeks. One thing to keep in mind is that the Titans have a lot of talented young athletes who will improve as the season wears on. 

UW-Eau Claire narrowly edged the Titans in the team race by two points. UW-Eau Claire had 125 points, while UW-Oshkosh had 123. The University of Minnesota-Duluth and Winona State were close behind with 113 and 100 points, respectively.

Although the Titans know that they can perform better, that doesn't mean that there weren't great achievements to be found in a lot of different places on Saturday.

Two freshman led the Titans to fine performances in the sprints. Camille Davis (Fr. • Green Bay) almost came away with the victory in the 55-meter dash, but was narrowly edged by .01 seconds by Liz Caine of Stevens Point. Davis's finishing time was 7.43 seconds. Anna Loveland (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) was close behind Davis with a time of 7.58 seconds which was good enough for fourth place. Davis also sprinted well in the 200-meter dash. Her time of 26.58 seconds led her to a fifth-place finish. In the 55-meter hurdles, newcomer Andrea Fabiano (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) rounded out the scoring in the event with an eighth place finish, her time was 9.60 seconds.

The Titans are trying to repeat past success in the 400-meter dash by way of a youth movement. Kait Stockheimer (Fr. • West Allis), another freshman, ran to a strong finish in the event. Her time of 1:03.97 was good enough for sixth place, and a lot like the Davis and Loveland in the sprints, she'll look to continue to improve her times throughout the rest of the indoor season.

In the 800-meter run, UW-Oshkosh had great performances from many different runners. Ayla Mitchell (Jr. • New Richmond) continues her dominants at the half-mile distance winning her second 800 in as many meets. This time she had no problem pulling away from the rest of the field to finish with a time of 2:14.35. Her time is well under the provisional standard of 2:16.90. Jesse Scheer (Sr. • De Pere) also had a strong showing. After being boxed in early in the race, she finished with a quick last lap to obtain 5th place with a time of 2:22.22. Another freshman, was Heather Bassett (Fr. • Minocqua), finished right behind Scheer with a personal-best of 2:22.67. 

Both Katie Wondra (Jr. • Cambellsport) and Jenny Piskor (Fr. • Eagan, Minn.) rounded out the 3000-meter run in scoring positions. They finished seventh and eighth, respectively, and finished with times of 11.03.49 and 11:04.45. Piskor is another talented freshman that the Titans will be counting on for the future. Jenny Melville (Sr. • Waukesha) finished with a time of 19:11.68 in the 5000 meters. After getting caught running by herself for the last mile of the 3.1 mile race, she still managed to hang on to a third place finish.

With a lot of their top runners injured for the relays, the Titans still managed to score points in both. An inexperienced 800-meter relay team of Davis, Fabiano, Kristi Konsella (Fr. • Merrill) and Loveland still hung on to a second place finish and a time of 1:48.23. The 1,600 meter relay team Mitchell, Scheer, Jordan Clark-Mand (So. • Waupun) and Bassett also offered a lot of fresh faces on it, but still finished fifth with a time of 4:09.68 in a tough field.

The jumping events offered scattered success for the Titans. In the long jump, Konsella led the way with a second-place finish. Her jump was 17-0 3/4 long. Konsella is another young competitor that these young Titans are counting on to lead them to a bright future. Amanda Bonn (Fr. • Sister Bay) also placed well for the Titans in the long jump. She finished in fifth place with a jump of 16-0 1/2. Hannah Kussler (Fr. • Greendale) jumped well, placing fourth in the triple jump with a leap of 34-10 1/4 and eighth in the long jump with a mark of 15-9 3/4.

Like Kussler, Becky Thomas (Jr. • Mineral Point) also finished in second place, but Thomas did so in the high jump. Her best jump for the day was 5-1. In the pole vault, Katie Kohn (Jr. • Mayville) placed with a vault of 10-0, which was good enough for fourth place. Melissa Walsh (Fr. • Franklin) also placed for UW-Oshkosh in the vault. She finished seventh with a vault of 9-0.

The throws continue to be a dominating presence on the UW-Oshkosh women track team. The faces may change, but the positive results remain. The Titans had three female's place in the shot put. Leading the way was Peggy Seidler (Fr. • Merrill) in fourth place. Her throw of 34-2 was a provisional qualifying mark. Ellie Sitek (So. • Marinette) also threw a provisional mark with a toss of 42-7 1/2. Her best throw was good for sixth place. Hollie Ozanich (Fr. • Green Bay) rounded out the Titan scoring in the event by finishing eighth. Her longest throw went 39-9 1/2.

The domination continued in the 20-pound weight throw as three more Titan women scored, and two more threw provisional standards. Sitek led the way with a second place finish. Her throw of 53-9 3/4 was a provisional qualifier. Rebecca Masephol (Sr. • Pittsville), also threw for a provisional mark at 50-0 1/2, not to mention finishing in sixth place. Susie Trzebiatowski (So. • Rosholt) rounded out the Titan scoring by finishing in eighth place. Her throw went for 49-1.

UW-Oshkosh dominated the throwing events and won all three relays to capture the five-team UW-Oshkosh Invitational held on Friday (Jan. 25) in Kolf Sports Center. The Titans scored 277 points to easily outdistance second-place North Central College's score of 125.

St. Norbert College followed in third-place with 46 points, UW-Parkside in fourth-place with 41 and Ripon College in fifth-place with 14.

UW-Oshkosh had the top-two shot putters and the top-four twenty-pound weight throwers provisionally qualify for the NCAA Division III National Indoor Championship to pace the Titans.

Peggy Seidler (Fr. • Merrill) led the Titans in the shot put with a first-place toss of 43-9 3/4, Ellie Sitek (So. • Marinette) took second-place with a heave of 43-7 3/4, Susie Trzebiatowski (So. • Rosholt) landed in third-place with a launch of 41-9 3/4 and Holly Ozanich (Fr. • Green Bay) tallied a fourth-place mark of 41-3.

Trzebiatowski led the Titans in the 20-pound weight throw with a toss of 52-4 3/4. Sitek followed with a second-place listing of 51-6 1/4, Rebecca Masephol (Sr. • Pittsville) with a third-place tally of 50-6 1/4 and Melissa Thies (So. • Slinger) with a fourth-place mark of 49-9 3/4.

The 800-meter relay quartet of Chelsea Benitz (Fr. • Osceola), Camille Davis (Fr. • Green Bay), Kristine Konsella (Fr. • Merrill) and Amy Mlezvia (So. • New Franken), the 1,600-meter relay foursome of Heather Bassett (Fr. • Minocqua), Andrea Fabiano (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.), Ayla Mitchell (Jr. • New Richmond) and Mlezvia and the distance medley relay team of Allison Gehl (Fr. • Sherwood), Jordan Clark-Mand (So. • Waupun), Jessie Scheer (Sr. • De Pere) and Becky Thomas (Jr. • Mineral Point) all took first-place.

The 800-meter relay team won in a time of 1:47.29, the 1,600-meter relay team won in a time of 4:07.01 and the distance medley relay team crossed the tape in a time of 13:03.05.

Konsella was a double event individual winner for the Titans as she took first-place in the long jump with a distance of 17-6 and in the triple jump with a mark of 35-0 1/2.

Other Titans winning events included Anna Loveland (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) in the 55-meter dash in a time of 7.59, Fabiano in the 200-meter dash in a time of 26.63 and Scheer in the one-mile run in a time of 5:19.32.

UW-Oshkosh's second-place listings included Davis in the 55-meter dash in a time of 7.64 and in the 200-meter dash in a time of 26.82, Fabiano in the 55-meter hurdles in a time of 8.54, Bassett in the one-mile run in a time of 5:24.60, Mlezvia in the 400-meter run in a time of 1:01.35 and Mitchell in the 800-meter run in a time of 2:14.34. Fabiano and Mitchell's performance exceeded the provisional qualifying standard for the NCAA Division III Indoor National Championship.

Runner-up finishes for the Titans continued for Jenny Melville (Sr. • Waukesha) in the 3,000-meter run in a time of 10:46.47, Katie Wondra (Jr. • Campbellsport) in the 5,000-meter run in a time of 19:18.77, Thomas in the high jump with a leap of 4-11 3/4 and Hannah Kussler (Fr. • Greendale) in the triple jump with a mark of 34-2. Capturing third-place listings for the Titans were Brittany Haas (Fr. • St. Charles, Ill.) in the one-mile run in a time of 5:24.60, Clark-Mand in the 400-meter run in a time of 1:03.19, Jenny Piskor (Fr. • Eagan, Minn.) in the 3,000-meter run in a time of 11:20.23 and Ellen Buchanan (Fr. • Chippewa Falls) in the high jump with a height of 4-11 3/4.

Fourth-place performances for UW-Oshkosh included Shannon Madigan (So. • Green Bay) in the 5,000-meter run in a time of 20:29.20, Jenny Stein (Jr. • Sussex) in the 55-meter hurdles in a time of 9.23, Nicole VanEgtern (So. • Fond du Lac) in the pole vault with a height of 11-3 3/4 and Loveland in the long jump with a mark of 16-1 3/4. VanEgtern's performance set a provisional mark for the NCAA Division III Indoor National Championship.

The UW-Oshkosh women's indoor track and field team won 11 out of 13 individual events, including six by freshmen, in a 93-57 pasting of the University of Chicago (Ill.) in a dual meet held on Saturday (Jan. 12) in Kolf Sports Center.

Highlighting the day for the Titans was Krista Konsella (Fr. • Merrill), who won the 200-meter dash in a time of 26.75 seconds and the long jump with a mark of 16-10 1/2.

Other winners for UW-Oshkosh were Jessie Scheer (Sr. • De Pere) in the one-mile run in a time of 5:26.91, Amy Mlezvia (So. • New Franken) in the 400-meter run in a time of 1:03.12, Ayla Mitchell (Jr. • New Richmond) in the 800-meter run in a time of 2:17.94, Andrea Fabiano (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) in the 55-meter hurdles in a time of 9.02 and Anna Loveland (Fr. • Roscoe, Ill.) in the 55-meter dash in a time of 7.63.

The 1,600-meter relay team consisting of Jordan Clark-Mand (So. • Waupun), Mitchell, Mlezvia and Stephanie Sisk (Jr. • Beloit) won in a time of 4:11.38 to round out the track winners.

UW-Oshkosh's field event winners included Nicole VanEgtern (So. • Fond du Lac) in the pole vault with a mark of 10-11 3/4 and Hannah Kussler (Fr. • Greendale) in the triple jump with a distance of 35-0 1/2. The Titans also enjoyed two first-place finishes in the throwing events as Susie Trzebiatowski (So. • Rosholt) won the shot put with a heave of 43-0 1/2 and Rebecca Masephol (Sr. • Pittsville) captured the 20-pound weight throw with a fling of 51-11.

Taking second-place for the Titans were Clark-Mand in the 800-meter run in a time of 2:27.35 and Jenny Melville (Sr. • Waukesha) in the 3,000-meter run in a time of 11:05.32.

UW-Oshkosh's second-place performances on the track continued with Jenny Stein (Jr. • Sussex) in the 55-meter hurdles in a time of 9.46 and Sisk in the 200-meter dash in a time of 27.77.

The Titans’ field event second-place listings included Melissa Walsch (Fr. • Franklin) in the pole vault with a height of 9-0 1/4, Peggy Seidler (Fr. • Merrill) in the shot put with a launch of 42-4 3/4 and Trzebiatowski in the 20-pound weight throw with a heave of 51-3.

Third-place results for UW-Oshkosh in the track events included Jenny Piskor (Fr. • Eagan, Minn.) in the one-mile run in a time of 5:43.60, Brittany Haas (Fr. • St. Charles, Ill.) in the 800-meter run in a time of 2:27.60, Katie Wondra (Jr. • Campbellsport) in the 3,000-meter run in a time of 11:32.95 and Camille Davis (Fr. • Green Bay) in the 55-meter dash in a time of 7.74.

The Titans gathered third-place honors in the field with Becky Thomas (Jr. • Mineral Point) in the high jump with a height of 4-11 and Loveland in the long jump with a showing of 15-10 1/4. In the throwing events, Masephol took third position in the shot put with a toss of 40-8 1/4 and Ellie Sitek (So. • Marinette) grabbed the third slot in the 20-pound weight throw with a launch of 51-2 3/4.

Fourth-place results on the track for the Titans included Mallory Burk (Fr. • Athens) in the one-mile run in a time of 5:50.44, Sarah Roswell (So. • Eleva) in the 400-meter run in a time of 1:05.16, Heather Bassett (Fr. • Minocqua) in the 800-meter run in a time of 2:29.00, Cassie Peterson (Fr. • Marinette) in the 3,000-meter run in a time of 11:47.90, Cassie Shedal (Fr. • Newton) in the 55-meter hurdles in a time of 9.62 and Chelsea Benitz (Fr. • Osceola) in the 200 meter dash in a time of 28.20.

UW-Oshkosh’s fourth-place performances on the field included Ellen Buchanan (Fr. • Chippewa Falls) in the high jump with a leap of 4-11 and Julie Falk (Jr. • Mukwonago) in the shot put with a heave of 40-5.