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CUBuffs.com: Clark, Murphy Win 3k MPSF Titles, Women's 4x4 Sets CU Record (Track and Field)

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Erin Clark and Pierce Murphy won the 3k titles on Saturday at the MPSF Championships while the women's 4x4 relay broke the CU record.
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SEATTLE — The Buffaloes claimed the men’s and women’s 3,000-meter titles and set the school record in the women’s 4x400-meter relay to wrap-up competition at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Track & Field Championships on Saturday.

University of Colorado sophomore Erin Clark earned her first MSPF title, her second conference crown overall, after clocking a time of 9 minutes, 8.29 seconds, which currently ranks 11th in the NCAA Division I. Clark was able to hold off California’s Bethan Knights at the finish as Knights finished in 9:08.77.

The Buffs dominated in the 3k as another sophomore, Kaitlyn Benner, placed third in 9:09.75. The time put her 13th on the NCAA list at the moment. Both Clark and Benner raced personal records that put them third and fourth, respectively, on CU’s all-time performers list behind Jenny Simpson (8:42.03) and Sara (Gorton) Slattery (9:07.16).

The men followed the women and did not disappoint as seniors Pierce Murphy and Connor Winterwent 1-2. Murphy won his first conference title in 7:51.51 to become the fourth fastest Buff, while Winter was second after clocking in at 7:51.85 as CU’s fifth fastest performer.

At this point, both of those times also rank high on the NCAA list. Murphy’s time is 12th, while Winter’s mark is 14th.
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Both the men’s and women’s teams recorded their highest finish at the MPSF meet. The women’s placed fifth with 50 points, while the men were ninth (31).
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Women’s Team Scores
1. Oregon 108; 2. Stanford 73.75; 3. USC 59; 4. Washington State 54.50; 5. Colorado 50; 6. Washington 47.75; 7. BYU 47.50; 8. Arizona State 44; 9. Arizona 43; 9. California 43; 11. UCLA 34; 12. Oregon State 14; 13. Long Beach State 11; 14. Utah 9; 15. Portland 8; 16. Cal State Northridge 6.75; 17. Hawai’i 4.50; 18. UC Irvine 3; 19. Cal State Northridge 2.25.

Men’s Team Scores
1. USC 90.50; 2. BYU 82; 3. UCLA 73; 4. Oregon 72; 5. Arizona State 59; 6. Stanford 51.50; 7. Washington 49.50; 8. California 48; 9. Arizona 42; 10. Colorado 38; 11. Long Beach State 20.50; 12. Washington State 19; 13. Portland 9; 14. Cal State Northridge 8.
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Good to see the track and field teams, with quite a bit of youth, making progress and finishing with their best MPSF finishes.

Hopefully a few Buffs will qualify for and perform well at the NCAA Indoor Championships, and the whole team will be ready to transition to kicking A when the outdoor season starts.
 
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