BERKELEY, Calif. – California track & field fell on both the men's and women's sides to Stanford at the 124^th annual Big Meet Saturday at Edwards Stadium.
 
Camryn Rogers started the day strong as she set the school record and the Big Meet record with a throw of 214-2.  The freshman also reset her own school freshman record and Canadian U20 record as her third throw cleared the previous school and meet record of 214-0. Jennifer Joyce previously held both the school and Big meet marks after setting them at the 2002 Big Meet.
 
However, Rogers' efforts weren't enough as Stanford topped Cal, 110-47, on the women's side and 89-51 on the men's side.
 
Silviu Bocancea got the men started on the right foot as he notched a throw of 209-11 in the hammer competition. That mark moved the junior into seventh all-time in school history and bettered his season-best of 203-9.
 
Kendall Mader took second place in the discus with a mark of 173-8 as she set a season-best. Amarie Bremel claimed a personal best as she took third with a mark of 171-7. Bremel took sole possession of 10^th place on the school's all-time record book, she had previously been tied with Missy Faubus at 171-6. Emma DeSilva finished in fourth with a mark of 162-11, setting a Sri Lankan national discus record.
 
Deshae Wise won the 100m hurdles competition with a time of 13.94. That mark moved her into a tie for eighth in school history with Goldie Ibia, who set the mark in 2013. Wise followed that up with personal bests in the 100m and 200m races. Wise totaled six points for the Bears as she took third in the 200m with a 24.11 mark. She finished in fourth in the 100m with a time of 12.00.
 
Jordyn Colter scored four points for the Bears across two races. Colter logged a season-best time of 2:06.40 in the 800m while taking second. She finished in third in the 1500m with a season-best mark of 4:22.80.
 
In her first career 3000m steeplechase, Annie Boos notched a time of 10:43.62 to move into seventh on the school's all-time record list.
 
Garrett Corcoran raced to the finish line with a personal best in the 1500m competition, but Corcoran fell just short of Grant Fisher and took second place. Corcoran finished in 3:45.00. Benjamin Micallef also collected a personal best with a time of 1:51.20 to take third in the 800m. Andrew Lind also recorded a personal best in the pole vault competition as he was able to clear 16-00.75. Terrence Wilson set a new personal best in the javelin as he took second with a throw of 202-5.
 
Stanford set two Big Meet records on Saturday as Isaiah Brandt-Sims broke the record in the men's 100m dash with a time of 10.41. He surpassed Jimmie Johnson's 1997 mark of 10.46. Mackenzie Little broke the meet record in the women's javelin with a throw of 192-4. She passed Brianna Bain's 2013 mark of 183-10.
 
Cal will have next week off as they prepare to meet Stanford again. The Bears will head to Cobb Track and Angell Field for the Cardinal Team Classic on April 20^th and 21^st.
 
Team Score
Women
Stanford 110, California 47
 
Men
Stanford 89, California 51
 
Big Meet Results
Women
100m: 4. Deshae Wise, 12.00; 5. Jackie Patterson, 12.05
200m: 3. Deshae Wise, 24.11; 5. Jenna Mencarelli, 24.94
400m: 3. Jenna Mencarelli, 56.56
800m: 2. Jordyn Colter, 2:06.40; 5. Katherine Haysbert, 2:09.52; 7. Nuria Tio Peig, 2:10.32; 8. Rebecca Croft, 2:10.75; 9. Ariane Arndt, 2:13.29
1500m: 3. Jordyn Colter, 4:22.80; 6. Brie Oakley, 4:29.65; 8. Meredith Corda, 4:42.20
3000m: 4. Brie Oakley, 9:28.79; 6. Marissa Dobry, 9:57.76; 7. Meredith Corda, 10:29.18
100m Hurdles: 1. Deshae Wise, 13.94; 5. Windy Margerum, 14.80; Asha Culhane, DQ
400m Hurdles: 1. Schantell Williams, 1:01.69
3000m Steeplechase: 3. Annie Boos, 10:43.62
4x100m Relay: 2. California (Deshae Wise, Jenna Mencarelli, Schantell Williams, Jackie Patterson), 46.35
4x400m Relay: 2. California (Ariane Arndt, Katherine Haysbert, Nuria Tio Peig, Rebecca Croft), 3:49.58
High Jump: T3. Winter Carreno, 5-1.00; T3. Asia Chesley, 5-1.00; 5. Asha Culhane, 4-11.00
Pole Vault: 2. Lauren Martinez, 13-7.00; 6. Kate Thomas, 11-5.25
Long Jump: 1. Isabella Marten, 19-10.75; 3. Noelle Schiller, 19-2.75; 6. Ashley Anderson, 18-3.25; 7. Windy Margerum, 18-1.00; 8. Asha Culhane, 17-2.75
Triple Jump: 1. Ashley Anderson, 42-7.50; 3. Isabella Marten, 41-9.25
Shot Put: 2. Destiny Parker, 48-2.00; 3. Amarie Bremel, 47-5.00; 4. Imani Bierly, 43-5.25
Discus: 2. Kendall Mader, 173-8; 3. Amarie Bremel, 171-7; 4. Emma DeSilva, 162-11; 6. Emma Seyer, 129-4
Hammer: 1. Camryn Rogers, 214-2; 3. Destiny Parker, 185-11; 4. Emma Seyer, 185-10
Javelin: 4. Chrissy Glasmann, 149-9; 5. Maja Ahmann, 138-8
 
Men
100m: 3. Branndon Marion, 10.70; 4. Jared Geredes, 10.75
200m: 3. Paramveer Chohan, 21.66
400m: 1. Paramveer Chohan, 47.45
800m: 3. Benjamin Micallef, 1:51.20; 6. Nikolaus Moore, 1:52.32
1500m: 2. Garrett Corcoran, 3:45.00; 5. John Hogan, 3:50.18; 7. Andrew Burkhardt, 3:53.46
3000m: 4. Garrett Corcoran, 8:17.87; 5. Paul Zeiss, 8:19.93; 7. Steven Khan, 8:37.64; 8. Andrew Burkhardt, 8:53.63
110m Hurdles: 2. Branndon Marion, 14.73
400m Hurdles: 4. Connor Meech, 53.04
3000m Steeplechase: 2. Takeshi Okada, 9:12.43; 3. Max Leach, 9:12.70; 4. Kai Benedict, 9:16.42; 6. Charles Sherman, 9:45.56
4x100m Relay: 2. California (Jared Geredes, Paramveer Chohan, Connor Meech, Branndon Marion), 41.07
4x400m Relay: 2. California (Connor Meech, Benjamin Micallef, Nikolaus Moore, Paramveer Chohan), 3:13.57
High Jump: T2. Jack Phillips, 6-8.75
Pole Vault: 2. Andrew Lind, 16-00.75; 3. Luciano Lopez, 15-9.00; 4. Matthew Schwartz, 14-9.00
Long Jump: 1. Tuomas Kaukolahti, 24-1.50; 3. Tristan Meye, 22-11.25;  5. Jared Geredes, 21-4.25
Triple Jump: 1. Tuomas Kaukolahti, 52-3.75; 2. Tristan Meye, 50-11.00
Shot Put: 1. McKay Johnson, 62-7.75; 2. Peter Simon, 62-3.75; 3. Malik McMorris, 58-4.50; 4. Joshua Johnson, 57-11.00
Discus: 1. McKay Johnson, 183-00; 2. Malik McMorris, 174-6; 4. Joshua Johnson, 166-6
Hammer: 1. Silviu Bocancea, 209-11
Javelin: 2. Terrence Wilson, 202-5