STANFORD, Calif. – California track & field earned another individual victory on day two of the Pac-12 Championship at Cobb Track & Angell Field.
 
Tuomas Kaukolahti claimed a conference title for the second time this year as he won the triple jump by more than a foot. Kaukolahti recorded a season-best leap of 52-8.25 on his third attempt. That jump gave him a 15.25 inch lead that he never surrendered. Kaukolahti passed his final three attempts and walked away with a Pac-12 Championship after winning the MPSF Championship in the triple jump during indoor season. Tristan Meye recorded a fifth place finish with a jump of 50-4.50. Meye recorded his jump on the first attempt of the competition.
 
California finished in sixth place in the men's side as they racked up 67 points. 39 of those points came from two events as the throws group excelled in both the discus and the shot put. On the women's side, the Bears finished with 40 points and took home eighth place. The Bears finished the Pac-12 Championship with two titles and 10 medals.
 
The throws unit continued to standout on Sunday afternoon as McKay Johnson and Malik McMorris collected spots on the podium in the men's discus. Johnson recorded a throw of 179-7 on his first trip into the ring. Johnson notched second place for the second time this weekend after grabbing eight points in yesterday's shot put contest. McMorris bettered his fifth-place finish from a year ago with a throw of 179-2. The junior was in eighth place prior to that throw which moved him up the leaderboard.
 
Amarie Bremel and Kendall Mader stood out in the women's discus competition. Bremel moved into ninth on the school's all-time list as she recorded a throw of 174-6 to better her best throw by nearly three feet. Bremel was in fourth until the final throw, when she unleashed that career-best to pass teammate Kendall Mader and take third. Mader posted a season-best mark of 174-4 and finished in fourth. Her mark was three inches off of her career high.
 
Senior Ashley Anderson posted a season-best performance in the triple jump as she leaped 42-9.75 on her final jump to take third place in the triple jump. Anderson attended the UC Berkeley graduation ceremony on Saturday and then travelled to Stanford to compete in her final Pac-12 Championship today. Isabella Marten finished in 11th. 
 
After qualifying for the finals yesterday, both Paramveer Chohan and Garrett Corcoran claimed fifth-place finishes on Sunday. Chohan ran a career-best 400m hurdle time of 51.89. Chohan set his personal best in yesterday's prelims with a time of 51.92, but he was able to better that in today's final. Corcoran closed the 1500m strong and took fifth with a time of 3:45.34, bettering his mark from yesterday's prelims by more than two seconds.
 
Ashtyn Davis finished in seventh in the men's 110m hurdles to claim two points for the Bears. Davis was neck-and-neck with Oregon's Braxton Canady for the whole race. However, Davis tripped over the eighth hurdle and fell. However, he got up and crossed the line to ensure he collected the team points.
 
The Bears will now prepare for the NCAA Regional Meet in Sacramento, which will take place May 24-26 at Hornet Stadium.
 
Saturday
Women
100 Meters Prelims: 17. Jackie Patterson, 12.08w
200 Meters Prelims: 22. Jenna Mencarelli, 24.91
400 Meters Prelims: 19. Jenna Mencarelli, 56.09
800 Meters Prelims: 14. Ariane Arndt, 2:10.79; 16. Katherine Haysbert, 2:11.61; 25. Nuria Tio Peig, 2:14.66
1,500 Meters Prelims: 24. Meredith Corda, 4:47.81
10,000 Meters: 11. Brie Oakley, 34:25.21
100 Meter Hurdles: 17. Windy Margerum, 14.54w
400 Meter Hurdles: 16. Schantell Williams, 1:01.69
3,000 Meter Steeplechase: 7. Annie Boos, 10:29.19
Pole Vault: 1. Lauren Martinez, 14-0.00
Long Jump: 5. Noelle Schiller, 20-1.75w; 17. Windy Margerum, 18-10.00w; 20. Asha Culhane, 18-1.00
Shot Put: 10. Amarie Bremel, 47-0.25
Hammer: 3. Camryn Rogers, 210-9; 8. Destiny Parker, 186-11; 12. Emma Seyer, 176-10
Javelin: 14. Chrissy Glasmann, 136-3
 
Men
100 Meters: 16. Branndon Marion, 10.71
200 Meters: 22. Branndon Marion, 22.40
800 Meters: 11. Nikolaus Moore, 1:51.72; 18. Benjamin Micallef, 1:53.81
1,500 Meters: 11. Garrett Corcoran, 3:47.53; 14. John Hogan, 3:48.93
10,000 Meters: 13. Paul Zeiss, 30:34.69; 16. Cameron Tu, 30:49.93
400 Meter Hurdles: 5. Paramveer Chohan, 51.92
3,000 Meter Steeplechase: 3. Takeshi Okada, 8:53.80; 9. Charles Sherman, 9:11.27; 17. Kai Benedict, 9:22.09; 20. Max Leach, 9:34.77
Long Jump: 5. Sanjay Kettles, 24-3.75; 10. Tristan Meye, 23-4.75
Shot Put: 2. McKay Johnson, 64-5.75; 3. Peter Simon, 62-1.00; 6. Malik McMorris, 56-9.25; 7. Joshua Johnson, 55-5.00 
Javelin: 9. Terrence Wilson, 196-11
 
Sunday
Women
5,000 Meters: 35. Meredith Corda, 18:18.55
4x400 Meter Relay: 9. California (Schantell Williams, Jenna Mencarelli, Katherine Haysbert, Ariane Arndt), 3:50.18
Triple Jump: 3. Ashley Anderson, 42-9.75; 11. Isabella Marten, 39-9.25
Discus: 3. Amarie Bremel, 174-6; 4. Kendall Mader, 174-4; 12. Emma DeSilva, 151-9
 
Men
1,500 Meters Finals: 5. Garrett Corcoran, 3:45.34
5,000 Meters: 20. Paul Zeiss, 14:46.82; 23. Charles Sherman, 14:53.85;  27. Steven Khan, 15:09.46; 29. Max Leach, 15:31.63; Cameron Tu, DNF; John Hogan, DNF
110 Meter Hurdles Finals: 7. Ashtyn Davis, 17.01w
400 Meter Hurdles Finals: 5. Paramveer Chohan, 51.89
High Jump: 14. Jack Phillips, 6-6.00         
Pole Vault: 9. Luciano Lopez, 16-0.50; t12. Matthew Schwartz, 15-6.50; t14. Andrew Lind, 15-6.50
Triple Jump: 1. Tuomas Kaukolahti, 52.8.25w; 5. Tristan Meye, 50-4.50
Discus: 2. McKay Johnson, 179-7; 3. Malik McMorris, 179-2; 9. Joshua Johnson, 168-11
Hammer: 9. Silviu Bocancea, 199-2