FOREST GROVE, Ore. — The Sacramento State women's track and field team continued its unprecedented run of success, capturing its sixth consecutive Big Sky Conference outdoor title on Saturday. The Hornet men finished second to Northern Arizona.

The women's team scored 155.5 points and finished 45.5 points ahead of host Portland State. The team featured six individual event winners during the final two days and also set a school record in the 4x400 on Saturday. Sacramento State also won the Big Sky Indoor Championships earlier this season.

"It wasn't a perfect meet for the women but everyone was competing to the best of their abilities," Sacramento State head coach Kathleen Raske said. "It was an overall effort and this team knows how to bring it during the final day. They don't like to lose."

For the men, the Hornets finished just seven points shy of NAU (143-136). Highlighting the men's performance was sophomore Paul Lyons who won the 110- and 400-hurdles and senior Jesse Elvrom who set the Big Sky Championship and Sacramento State record in the javelin. Lyons shared the Men's Most Valuable Athlete Award with Northern Arizona's Diego Estrada. Elvrom earned the Male Most Outstanding Performance Award.

"It was disappointing not to win. We had plenty of opportunities today but couldn't capitalize," Raske said. "Individually, we had some outstanding performances."

The women scored in all but two events and had all-conference honorees (top three finishers) in eight events. The individual champions began on Friday night when Lauren Mugnaini won the 10K in 35:25.31. On Saturday, Morgan Pope (200), Dominique Whittington (400), Morgan Dampier (800) and Sakya Bolton (100H) each won on the track. Alanna Coker was victorious in the triple jump for the lone field event win.

Whittington's time of 53.50 broke Bobbie Gilmore's school record of 53.83 which was set in 1982. That record was the longest standing women's mark in school history. Dampier ran 2:09.94 for her PR and moved into sixth in the Hornet record book.

Bolton concluded her Big Sky career by winning the 100-hurdles in  13.60 seconds. Between the long jump and hurdles, Bolton won a Big Sky individual championship during each year of her career and was a seven-time event champion.

Coker also PRed during her process of winning the triple jump. Her leap of 40-09.75 moved her into a tie for eighth place along with Lori Vaught.

The 4x400 relay team wrapped up the meet with a school record of 3:42.19 which placed the team third in the meet. The previous school record of 3:42.76 came in 2011.

Lyons ran 14.23 in the 110-hurdles and was just able to edge NAU's Vernon Jamison (14.25) for the title. Jones returned to win the 400-hurdles with a PR of 51.36. That time was the third fastest in program history and the fastest since Chris Santana ran 51.20 in 2004.

"My vision was for PJ to be the best dual hurdler in the Big Sky," Raske said. "For him to accomplish that as a sophomore is impressive."

Evlrom shattered his owns school record in the javelin with a throw of 239-06. That distance bettered his previous long by over eight feet and also set the Big Sky Championships record. Elvrom's throw was 34-feet longer than the second-place finisher in the event and eclipsed the championship mark of 232-01 from 1988. Elvrom's throw also ranks him eighth in Div. I this season.

"Our goal is to get Jesse to NCAA finals and hopefully be an All-American," Raske said. "He had his big throw early and then rested. He only took three throws in the meet because we want to keep him healthy."

Junior Zach Coniglio provided the first victory for the team by winning the shot put on Friday with a distance of 59-02.25.

Selected members of the team will compete at the NCAA West Preliminary, May 23-25, in Austin, Texas.

Women's Team Standings
1. Sacramento State 155.5
2. Portland State 110
3. Northern Arizona 93
4. Montana 75
5. Eastern Washington 74
6. Montana State 72
7. Idaho State 71.5
8. Weber State 55
9. Southern Utah 49
10. Northern Colorado 46
11. North Dakota 18

100: 1. Geronne Black, PSU, 11.57; 5. Morgan Pope 11.90; 11. Caprice Powell 12.28.
200: 1. Morgan Pope, SAC, 24.13; 6. Dominique Whittington 24.46; 12. Caprice Powell 24.77.
400: 1. Dominique Whittington, SAC, 53.50; 5. Brianna Cole 55.40; 7. Arrielle Holzendorf 56.51.
800: 1. Morgan Dampier, SAC, 2:09.94; 2. Teresa Mallory 2:10.16; 4. Veronica Stinnett 2:1.25; 9. Chloe Berlioux 2:12.29.
1500: 1. Amber Henry, WSU, 4:22.83; 8. Chloe Berlioux 4:33.39; 11. Ashley Chavez 4:34.04; 18. Veronica Stinnett 4:46.15.
5K: 1. Amber Henry, WSU, 16:35.19; 4. Rachel Mitchell 16:38.69; 7. Lauren Mugnaini 17:02.05; 17. Justine Rea 17:47.42.
10K: 1. Lauren Mugnaini, SAC, 35:25.31.
100H: 1. Sakya Bolton, SAC, 13.60; 8. Devin Collins 14.78; 16. Zarria McKearney 14.94.
400H: 1. Hayli Worthington, ISU, 58.71; 11. Devin Collins 1:04.40.
STPL: 1. Amber Henry, WSU, 10:14.22; 8. Justine Rea 11:02.40; 10. Ashley Chavez 11:11.73.
LJ: 1. Joenisha Vinson, PSU, 19-11.50; 3. Alanna Coker 19-01.25; 5. Sakya Bolton 18-08.50; 15. Bacall Sterling 17-07.50.
TJ: 1. Alanna Coker, SAC, 40-09.75; 6. Brianna Cole 38-04.25;
HJ: 1. Lauren Laszczak, NAU, 5-08.00; T16. Kassandra Corrigan, Zarria McKearney  5-01.00
PV: 1. Keisa Monterola, EWU, 13-03.50; T5. Miranda Dumas 12-03.50.
SP: 1. Jessica Weise, NAU, 49-11.75; 2. Erinn Jones 48-02.75; 5. Markita Hinton 46-08.25.
DIS: 1. Julia Viberg, NAU, 177-05; 6. Erinn Jones 142-01; 7. Markita Hinton 141-07.
HAM: 1. Lauren Stuart, NAU, 192-08; 4. Lila Yoldi 178-01; 6. Sarah Yoldi 172-00; 11. Erinn Jones 160-11.
JAV: Lindsey Hall, UM 168-02; 7. Emily Kersting 146-06.
HEP: 1. Joenisha Vinson. PSU, 5,488; 7. Kassandra Corrigan 4601; 10. Zarria McKearney 4503.
4x100: 1. Portland State 45.33; 2. Sacramento State 45.87.
4x400: 1. Montana 3:40.89; 3. Sacramento State 3:42.19.

Men's Team Standings
1. Northern Arizona 143
2. Sacramento State 136
3. Weber State 125
4. Eastern Washington 92
5. Montana State 76
T6. Montana 66
T6. Southern Utah 66
8. Idaho State 64
9. Portland State 21
10. Northern Colorado 15
11. North Dakota 14

100: 1. Shaun Murray, SUU, 10.47; 7. Justin Nesbitt 10.74; 10. Justin Nesbitt 10.78; 11. Bryan Cuellar 11.05; 13. Michael Turner 11.06.
200: 1. Miles Di Sabella, NAU, 21.26; 6. Evan Meehan 21.86; 9. Justin Nesbitt 22.05; 10. Michael Turner 22.06; 14. Bryan Cuellar 22.16.
400: 1. Brad Wall, EWU, 47.67.
800: 1. Matthew Tex, MSU, 1:51.28; 5. Nathanael Litwiller 1:51.78; 7. Cole Younger 1:53.08.
1500: 1. Diego Estrada, NAU, 3:47.90; 10. Domenic D'Acquisto 3:55.54; 18. Reesey Byers 3:58.77; 21. Cole Younger 4:04.98.
5K: 1. Diego Estrada, NAU, 14:26.73; 5. Reesey Byers 14:40.58; 13. Chris Romo 14:57.32.
10K: Nathan Jewkes, SUU, 31:02.68; 7. Daniel Mitchell 31:52.20.
110H: Paul Lyons, SAC, 14.23; 5. Anthony Williams 14.49; 7. Casey Wheeler 15.06; 8. Tyler Creswell 14.88.
400H: 1. Paul Lyons, SAC, 51.36; 9. Casey Wheeler 53.94.
STPL: 1. Trevor Ricks, WSU, 8:47.10; 6. Domenic D'Acquisto 9:07.42.
LJ: 1. Cylor Morgan, WSU, 24-11.25; 2. Oleg Ryabokorovka 23-10.75; 10. Michael Turner 22-03.00; 17. Sam Schur 9-10.50.
TJ: 1. Sean Mackelvie, PSU, 47-01.75; 3. Oleg Ryabokorovka 46-08.75; 4. Londeen McCovery 46-08.25; 9. Anthony Williams 45-05.00.
HJ: 1. Trevor Evanson, NC, 6-11.50; 5. Anthony Williams 6-09.00; 7. Londeen McCovery 6-06.25.
PV: 1. Michael Arnold, ISU, 17-09.00; 5. Blair Wallingford 15-05.75.
SP: 1. Zach Coniglio, SAC, 59-02.25; 6. James January 52-01.25; 9. Alberto Millan 51-05.50.
DIS: 1. Micael Ljunberg, NAU, 175-10; 3. James Kinloch 167-07; 4. Zach Coniglio 167-04; 20. Alberto Millan 137-11; 21. James January 136-11.
HAM: 1. David Phillips, MSU, 213-02; 6. Zach Coniglio 180-08; 15. James Kinlick 165-11; 16. James January 165-08.
JAV: 1. Jesse Elvrom, SAC, 239-06; 4. Blair Wallingford 196-03; 14. Sam Schur 163-07.
DEC: 1. Austin Emry, UM, 7010; 4. Sam Schur 6602.
4x100: 1. Weber State 40.72; 2. Sacramento State 41.16.
4x400: 1. Weber State 3:09.77; 4. Sacramento State 3:14.15.