Nastassja Campbell finishes third at Trond Mohn Games in Norway...
BERGEN, Norway--Alum Nastassja Campbell (Paul Merca file photo) led a trio of former Washington Huskies that competed at Tuesday night's Trond Mohn Games in Bergen.
Campbell finished third in the pole vault with a best of 14-2.5 (4.33m), as Norway's Kitty Faye won with a best of 14-10.5 (4.53m).
Campbell needed two tries at the opening height of 13-10.5 (4.23m), and another pair at the second bar of 14-2.5 (4.33m). Her event was moved indoors due to the cold and windy conditions.
In the 5000, alums Izzi Batt-Doyle and Eleanor Fulton finished fourth and seventh.
Batt-Doyle, who is doing an altitude training stint in Font-Romeu, France, ran 15:24.64 in less than ideal weather conditions, while Fulton clocked 15:28.93.
PORTLAND TRACK FESTIVAL ACCEPTED ENTRIES POSTED...
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Entries for the Portland Track Festival, one of the region's top pro meets are now posted on the meet's website.
The meet will be contested Sunday June 15th at Lewis & Clark College's Griswold Stadium, and is part of World Athletics' Continental Tour as a Bronze level event.
The only high performance events that will be contested Saturday evening are the steeplechases and the 10000 meters.
Sunday's format consists of open events from 2-4 pm, followed by the high performance section from 4-8 pm. The meet's final hour consists of what meet management calls the hot window, consisting of the elite sections of the 800, 5000, and 1500s.
With the meet coming the day after the conclusion of the NCAA championships in Eugene, there's the possibility of late entries from top collegians looking for another race.
NOTE: The Trond Mohn Games, European Athletics and the Portland Track Festival contributed to this report.
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