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Hope leads Crusaders at Indoor Track and Field Championships

Maurus Hope had a meet worth remembering, so much that he was honored with the Men's Athlete of the Meet award. Hope led by example and his team followed, racking up school records, championship meet records and all-conference honors.

Both the NNU men (99 points) and women (73 points) placed 4th place in the championships, representing the school well. Coach John Spatz led the team in the closing prayer during the final team meeting and summed it up well “God, we honor you in everything first, may you shine in our victories and in our defeats.” and it couldn't have been said any better as NNU hosted a great Championships by performance and by its administration, volunteers and local officials who ran a great meet.

Full Results		  
Maurus Hope and GNAC Commissioner Dave Haglund
Men's athlete of the meet – Maurus Hope
                1st place 400m (48.45)  - National provisional qualifying
                         mark (17th currently), Conference meet record,
                        Conference Champion, NNU school record.
                1st place 200m (21.91) – 0.01 off National provisional,
                        Conference Champion, NNU school record,
                2nd place 4x400m relay – 3:20.16, All-Conference
                2nd place 60m Hurdles 8.52, All Conference
                9th place long jump – 21'6.5”
                28 individual points scored (30 if you count 2 from
                        the relay), men's high point total
 
NNU Women's MVP – Joy Warrington
                1st place weight throw – 16.18m (53'-1”) National
                        Provisional (34th), Conference Champion, NNU
                        school record
                1st place shot put – 13.77m (45'2.25”), National
                        Provisional (17th), Conference Champion
                20 individual points. 2nd of all athletes in the meet
                        behind Ali Worthen –SPU (38 points)
                                                                                                                                                                   
Conference Champions (1st place)
Maurus Hope 200m  (21.91)
Maurus Hope 400m (48.45)
Joy Warrington Shot put 13.77m (45'2.25”)
Joy Warrington Weight throw 16.18m (53'-1”)
Barak Watson 5,000m (14.51.07) – Conference Championship record, NNU school record

Hope named GNAC Athlete of the Week

http://nnusports.com/news/2012/1/16/MTRK_0116123202.aspx
SPOKANE, Wash. - Northwest Nazarene's Maurus Hope has been named the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Male Indoor Track & Field Athlete-of-the-Week, announced this morning by the conference office.

Hope (Sr., Adrian, OR) set a school record and ran the fifth fastest time in GNAC history in finishing third in the 200 (22.06) at the Boise State Blue and Orange Indoor. 

Hope's time was one of three GNAC All-Time Top 10 performances by the Crusaders in the meet. He also finished fifth in the 60 hurdles in a time of 8.53 as he took the conference early-season lead in both events. That time is the second fastest in NNU school history. 		 

Big day for internationals—Hope sets 400 meters record

You might not expect a display of international athletic talent in Idaho, but that's what track and field fans got Saturday.

Boise State's Per Strandquist and Northwest Nazarene's Maurus Hope were just two of the international stars, along with the Broncos' Eleni Kafourou and Nerisha Phillip, at the Blue and Orange Classic at the Jacksons Track at the Idaho Center.

Strandquist won the 60-meters and 200, while Hope set a school record in the 400 and helped the Crusaders 4x400 relay do the same. Kafourou won the long and triple jumps and Phillip the 200 and 400.

"They kind went OK I guess," Hope said of his day's events, as he clocked a time of 49.66 seconds for fourth in the 400, besting the old school record of 49.96 held by Mitch Ward. "Coming off a break it was kind of nice to get a meet in."

The freshman from Heidelberg, Germany, got his start in track just last year as an exchange student at Adrian High (Ore.), but he is already having a great second season.          Full Article found at http://www.idahopress.com/sports/?id=19135.

 		  
 
 
  Maurus Hope sets 200 meters record

Maurus Hope added a record in the 200 meters, clocking a time of 22.37 seconds. The freshman from Adrian, Ore., then turned in a fantastic third leg to help NNU's 4x400 relay beat Boise State, as Josh Grewe outkicked the Broncos' Zacharias Arnos to the line for a Crusader school record of 3:22.20.            Full Article found athttp://www.idahopress.com/?id=17209

  
 
 
     

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