Vote for the DyeStatCollege Performance of the Week 3/3-3/6

Published by Adam Schneider/DyeStatCollege.com editor on March 7th, 2016

The NJCAA and NAIA championships were this past weekend. Exceptional depth won the titles for Iowa Central, . There were a few great marks by the individuals. 

Cody Boellstorff Concordia (Ne) - He won the NAIA title in the weight throw (21.26m) with a mark that could have scored in the NCAA D1 meet. 

Tynelle Gumbs Central Arizona - Tynelle won the weight throw (20.91m) at the national JUCO championship by almost 4 feet.

Gilbert Kigen Central Arizona - He won the national JUCO titles over 3000m (8:21.61) and 5000m (14:26.23) and nearly won the mile (4:13.34 behind Festus Lagat in 4:12.66). 

Leanne Pompeani Iowa Central - She dominated the 3000m (9:51.50) and 5000m (16:55.62) to help lead Iowa Central to the team title

Kasey Renshaw Sienna Heights -  She dominated the weight throw at the NAIA championships with a throw of 21.20m, almost 2.50 meters further than any other competitor. 

Keitavious Walter Hinds CC - He won the JUCO title in 6.62. He would be favored to make the NCAA D1 final if he ran for a D1 school after running 6.59 this year.

Ruebin Walters Central Arizona - The Trinidadian sophomore dominated the JUCO championship in 7.77. 

Portious Warren Central Arizona - Portious won the shot put at the JUCO championships by more than four feet (16.29m). She was fourth behind teammate Gumbs in the weight throw (16.60m).

Jamal Whittaker Iowa Central - Jamal won the weight throw (19.14m) and nearly won the shot put with a throw of 17.79m (behind teammate Sterling Mungro's throw of 18.01m).

Kale Wolken Doane - Kale won the Heptathlon for the third straight year with a mark of 5396 points