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BILLINGS — The Rocky Mountain College Battlin’ Bears have swept all four Frontier Conference Outdoor Track and Field Athletes of the Week honors for the second-straight week, announced by the Frontier Conference on Tuesday.
The Battlin’ Bears competed in the MSUB/RMC Open at Lockwood High School over the weekend, earning second place as a team in both the men’s and women’s competitions.
Jay Jetmore, a senior from Red Lodge, was named the Men’s Field Athlete of the Week. Jetmore earned a B-Standard qualifying mark in the pole vault of 15-foot-9 inches. His mark is tied for the third-best in the NAIA this season and secures the fourth time in his Battlin’ Bear career that Jetmore has qualified for the NAIA National Championships.
This is Jetmore’s fifth career field athlete of the week honor.
Ryan LaMere, a freshman from Billings, was named the Men’s Track Athlete of the Week. LaMere ran a new personal best and the second-fastest 100-meter time in program history of 10.99 seconds to take second overall. He also anchored the 4×100 relay that ran the sixth fastest time in Battlin’ Bears history.
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This is LaMere’s second outdoor track athlete of the week honor of the season, and the third total of his career.
Charlize Davis, a sophomore from Billings, was named the Women’s Field Athlete of the Week. Davis had an eventful day on Saturday, leaping the second-best mark in program history of 5.55m in the long jump, the fifth-best mark in program history of 1.50m in the high jump, and the sixth-best time in program history of 15.43 seconds in the 100-hurdles.
This is Davis’ fifth career track and field athlete of the week honor and the sixth total honor of her career, including earning honors in soccer this fall.
The Rocky 4×800-meter relay team earned Track Athletes of the Week honors. Given the cold and windy conditions, the Battlin’ Bears 4×800-meter relay team of Grace Timm, Tyne Stokes, Maya Pearcy, and Kallyn Wilkins put together a strong effort. They ran the third fastest time in program history, finishing in 9:33.62, coming up a few seconds short of a B-Standard qualifying time.
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