Complete Meet Results

SEATTLE (Jan. 21) -- Dionna Anderson of Seattle Pacific University threw for an NCAA Division II provisional qualifying mark in the shot put and Rachel Ross ran to her second win in as many track & field meets during the Washington Small College Invitational at the Dempsey Indoor facility Monday.

Anderson (Sr., Lynnwood, Wa./Edmonds-Woodway) took second place in the shot put with heave of 43 feet, 3 1/4 inches. Cherron Davis, competing unattached, was the winner at 45-3 1/2.

In the 1000-meter run, Ross (Sr., Kennewick, Wa.) led a pack of four Falcons who finished among the top five, finishing first in 2 minutes, 58.53 seconds. Sarah Kraybill (Jr., Seattle, Wa./Ballard was third in 3:02.94 and Josie Lavin (Fr., Bremerton, Wa./Bremerton) was fourth in 3:04.32. Ross had won the mile in her first race Jan. 12.

Pole-vaulter Ally Studer (So., Redmond, Wa./Redmond), who, like Ross, had met a provisional indoor standard in that meet, improved her season-best mark to 11-5 3/4, good for fourth place.

Besides Ross, the other SPU wins came from Stephanie Huffman (Sr., Brush Prairie, Wa./Prairie) in the long jump (17-2 3/4) and the women's 1600 relay (4:04.06). Huffman stayed busy, competing in five events. She was also second in the 60 hurdles (9.47) and tied for third in the high jump (5-1).