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3/29/2019 | Track and Field
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Competition Begins at 9 a.m. CT
OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss men's and women's track & field returns home to host its first home meet of 2019 with the Ole Miss Classic on Saturday. Competition begins at 9 a.m. CT.
PROMOTIONS
• Free admission
• Free Ole Miss Classic t-shirts to the first 200 fans
• Ole Miss Special Olympics College recognition and 100-meter dash at 12:30 p.m. CT
TEAM NOTES
• A total of 12 schools will be in competition alongside the Rebels: Arkansas-Little Rock, Arkansas State, Auburn, Illinois, Illinois State, Indiana State, Louisville (No. 30 women), Rhodes, Saint Louis, Temple, UT-Martin and West Alabama. Competition will not be scored.
• Ole Miss will also send three out to NC State for the Raleigh Relays to run 10K times on Friday night. Competing for the Rebels are Clio Ozanne-Jaques, Mark Robertson and Victoria Simmons. Fans can watch live on ESPN3 as part of ACC Network Extra.
• The 2017 season was the first for the renovated Ole Miss Track & Field Complex, which received $7.2 million in upgrades and can seat 1,500 spectators in its new design.
• Ole Miss is coming off a successful start to the outdoor season last week at the second edition of the Trailblazer Challenge at Miami on March 22-23. The Rebels finished fourth and fifth in the men's and women's team standings, respectively, but also recorded 14 performances that rank within the NCAA top-50 and 12 additional marks or times that currently sit within the NCAA East Region top-48.
WOMEN'S NOTES
• The Rebel women currently hold eight marks or times within the NCAA top-50 and eight additional performances sit within the NCAA East Region top-48 after one week of competition.
• Senior Lindsey Murray opened her final collegiate season with a win at the Trailblazer Challenge, clearing 4.15m (13-07.25) for the win while also taking a few solid attempts at 4.36m (14-03.50). Last season, Murray broke her own Ole Miss outdoor school record with a clearance of 4.35m (14-03.25) to earn her first career SEC medal.
• Freshman Tedreauna Britt impressed in her outdoor Rebel debut, taking third in the women's discus at a massive open of 53.45m (175-04) -- the fourth-best throw in school history, No. 17 in the NCAA and seventh in the East Region.
• Sophomore Shey Taiwo, a Second-Team All-American indoors in the weight throw, opened with a nine-foot PR of 61.25m (200-11) to place third in the hammer at the Trailblazer Challenge, improving on her place in third all-time at Ole Miss. Taiwo already ranks 22nd nationally and 12th in the East in the hammer, and she also ranks in the East Region top-48 in the shot put (35th, 14.69m/48-02.50) and discus (48th, 47.03m/154-03).
• Freshman Brandee Presley opened her first outdoor season at Ole Miss with two impressive performances in the 100 and 200-meter dashes. Presley holds the 43rd-best time in both the 100 (11.67) and 200 (23.88), both of which rank within the all-time top-15 at Ole Miss.
• Other Rebels currently in the NCAA top-50 include Maddie King (23rd, 1500-meter, 4:27.57), Orianna Shaw (42nd, 400-meter, 55.03) and Jayda Eckford (46th, 200-meter, 23.90).
• Shelby Brown is the reigning SEC champion in the steeplechase. She owns the Ole Miss school record at 9:58.98.
• Freshman Lisa Vogelgesang, an NCAA East Region qualifier and IAAF World U20 finalist last summer, was the SEC runner-up in the steeplechase at the second-best time in school history at 10:06.00.
• Junior Kieshonna Brooks will look to improve her career-best in the heptathlon this outdoor season. Her PR of 5,338 ranks 33rd in the NCAA preseason rankings and stands as the national record of her native Saint Kitts & Nevis.
• The Rebel women are coming off a fifth-place finish at the SEC Outdoor Championships in 2018, the highest finish ever outdoors in Ole Miss women's history.
• Ole Miss returns three Second-Team All-Americans from 2018 (Shelby Brown, 3000-meter steeplechase; Lindsey Murray, pole vault; Jeanette Paul, 4x100-meter relay), as well as seven NCAA East Region qualifiers.
MEN'S NOTES
• The Rebel men currently hold six marks or times within the NCAA top-50 and four additional performances that sit within the NCAA East Region top-48.
• Sophomore Allen Gordon had a remarkable opening weekend in all three of his jumping events despite competing with a broken wrist. Gordon won the long jump at an outdoor wind-legal PR of 7.75m (25-05.25), while also finishing in the top-three in the high jump (2.12m/6-11.50) and triple jump (14.78m/48-06.00). Gordon ranks third in the NCAA in the long jump, seventh in the high jump and 46th in the triple jump.
• Sophomore Elijah Dryer had an excellent outdoor open last week as well, recording NCAA top-50 times in the 200-meter (24th, 21.07) and 100-meter (36th, 10.49).
• Pole vaulter Cole Colozzo set an outdoor career-best last week at 4.95m (16-02.75), currently the 39th-best height in the NCAA and 16th-best in the East Region.
• Other Rebel men ranking within the East Region top-48 include freshman Joseph Benedetto in the hammer (26th, 54.64m/185-10), Everett Smulders in the 800-meter (42nd, 1:53.03), Jaqaun Webb in the 200-meter (46th, 21.36) and Kenney Broadnax in the 110-meter hurdles (47th, 14.54).
• The Rebels scored five First-Team All-Americans at the NCAA Indoor Championships two weeks ago from the men's distance medley relay (Cade Bethmann, Andrew Raspo, Griffin Riley and Mario Garcia Romo) and Derek Gutierrez in the mile.
• The Rebels return Honorable Mention All-Americans Parker Scott (3000-meter steeplechase) and Everett Smulders (1500-meter) from last outdoor season, as well as nine total NCAA East Region qualifiers.
• Sophomore Waleed Suliman entered with the NCAA's eighth-best 1500-meter time (3:39.76) and the 12th-best 800-meter time (1:47.29). Suliman set the school record indoors in the mile at 3:56.78.
HEAD COACH CONNIE PRICE-SMITH
• Ole Miss head coach Connie Price-Smith is in her fourth season. Price-Smith, who was the head women's coach for Team USA at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, is in her 18th season overall as a head coach.
• In four seasons at Ole Miss, Price-Smith has already mentored seven NCAA champions, 61 First or Second-Team All-Americans, 29 SEC Champions and several of the highest SEC and national team finishes ever at Ole Miss -- including the highest SEC Outdoor finish ever for the women in fifth place in 2018.
• Price-Smith's coaching staff all returns as well, with associate head coach Andre Scott (jumps, women's multis), assistant coach Anthony Acklin (sprints, hurdles), assistant coach Brian Porter (pole vault, javelin, men's multis), assistant coach John Smith (throws) and director of operations Sasha Leeth all returning for their fourth seasons at Ole Miss, with associate head coach Ryan Vanhoy (distance) entering his sixth year as a Rebel.
Rebel Men's NCAA Top-50
3. Allen Gordon – Long Jump – 7.75m (25-05.25)
7. Allen Gordon – High Jump – 2.12m (6-11.50)
24. Elijah Dryer – 200-Meter Dash – 21.07
36. Elijah Dryer – 100-Meter Dash – 10.49
39. Cole Colozzo – Pole Vault – 4.95m (16-02.75)
46. Allen Gordon – Triple Jump – 14.78m (48-06.00)
Rebel Women's NCAA Top-50
9. Lindsey Murray – Pole Vault – 4.15m (13-07.25)
17. Tedreauna Britt – Discus – 53.45m (175-04)
22. Shey Taiwo – Hammer – 61.25m (200-11)
23. Maddie King – 1500-Meter – 4:27.57
42. Orianna Shaw – 400-Meter – 55.03
43. Brandee Presley – 100-Meter – 11.67
43. Brandee Presley – 200-Meter – 23.88
46. Jayda Eckford – 200-Meter – 23.90
Rebel Men's NCAA East Region Top-48
3. Allen Gordon – Long Jump – 7.75m (25-05.25)
4. Allen Gordon – High Jump – 2.12m (6-11.50)
16. Elijah Dryer – 200-Meter Dash – 21.07
16. Cole Colozzo – Pole Vault – 4.95m (16-02.75)
20. Elijah Dryer – 100-Meter Dash – 10.49
25. Allen Gordon – Triple Jump – 14.78m (48-06.00)
26. Joseph Benedetto – Hammer – 56.64m (185-10)
42. Everett Smulders – 800-Meter – 1:53.03
46. Jaqaun Webb – 200-Meter – 21.36
47. Kenney Broadnax – 110-Meter Hurdles – 14.54
Rebel Women's NCAA East Region Top-48
5. Lindsey Murray – Pole Vault – 4.15m (13-07.25)
7. Tedreauna Britt – Discus – 53.45m (175-04)
12. Shey Taiwo – Hammer – 61.25m (200-11)
13. Maddie King – 1500-Meter – 4:27.57
22. Brandee Presley – 100-Meter – 11.67
23. Orianna Shaw – 400-Meter – 55.03
23. Brandee Presley – 200-Meter – 23.88
23. Nicole Kallenberger – Pole Vault – 3.85m (12-07.50)
25. Jayda Eckford – 200-Meter – 23.90
28. Kieshonna Brooks – Long Jump – 5.83m (19-01.50)
28. Alex Enright – Javelin – 45.18m (148-03)
35. Kelly Rowe – 200-Meter – 24.09
35. Shey Taiwo – Shot Put – 14.69m (48-02.50)
41. Annika Larsson – Hammer – 56.16m (184-03)
42. Jeanette Paul – 100-Meter Hurdles – 14.08
48. Shey Taiwo – Discus – 47.03m (154-03)
Rebel Men Competing:
100-Meter: Elijah Dryer, Manny Foster, Jaqaun Webb
800-Meter: Cade Bethmann, Baylor Franklin, Nick Moulai, Griffin Riley, John Rivera Jr., Everett Smulders, Shamar Tucker
1500-Meter: Dalton Hengst, Tyler Moore, Nick Moulai, Shamar Tucker
110-Meter Hurdles: Kenney Broadnax
400-Meter Hurdles: Christian Yancey
4x100-Meter Relay: Andrew Raspo, Jaqaun Webb, Kenney Broadnax, Elijah Dryer
4x400-Meter Relay: Cade Bethmann, John Rivera Jr., Griffin Riley, Baylor Franklin
Pole Vault: Cole Colozzo, Austin Garrett, Peyton Weissmann
Triple Jump: Demond Fleming, Fraquan Gaines
Hammer Throw: Joseph Benedetto, Chris Long
Rebel Women Competing:
100-Meter: Kieshonna Brooks, Brandee Presley, Kelly Rowe, Kaira Simmons
200-Meter: Kaira Simmons, Orianna Shaw, Ghania Warren
400-Meter: Jayda Eckford
1500-Meter: Shelby Brown, Chelsea Drum, Maddie King, Morgan Claire Rose, Ylvi Traxler
3K: Shelby Brown, Anna Elkin, Brooke Gilmore, Courtney Hopkins, Maddie King, Emma McClellan, Ylvi Traxler
100-Meter Hurdles: Kieshonna Brooks, Jeanette Paul
3000-Meter Steeplechase: Maddie King
4x100-Meter Relay: Brandee Presley, Jayda Eckford, Jeanette Paul, Kelly Rowe
High Jump: Hannah LoChiatto, Ghania Warren
Pole Vault: Nicole Kallenberger, Lindsey Murray
Long Jump: Ralesheia Gee, Kaira Simmons, Ghania Warren
Shot Put: Tedreauna Britt, Leah Klein, Shey Taiwo
Discus: Tedreauna Britt, Leah Klein, Shey Taiwo
Hammer Throw: Tedreauna Britt, Kendall Chavarria, Leah Klein, Annika Larsson, Shey Taiwo
Javelin: Alex Enright, Lauren Hoselton
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
PROMOTIONS
• Free admission
• Free Ole Miss Classic t-shirts to the first 200 fans
• Ole Miss Special Olympics College recognition and 100-meter dash at 12:30 p.m. CT
TEAM NOTES
• A total of 12 schools will be in competition alongside the Rebels: Arkansas-Little Rock, Arkansas State, Auburn, Illinois, Illinois State, Indiana State, Louisville (No. 30 women), Rhodes, Saint Louis, Temple, UT-Martin and West Alabama. Competition will not be scored.
• Ole Miss will also send three out to NC State for the Raleigh Relays to run 10K times on Friday night. Competing for the Rebels are Clio Ozanne-Jaques, Mark Robertson and Victoria Simmons. Fans can watch live on ESPN3 as part of ACC Network Extra.
• The 2017 season was the first for the renovated Ole Miss Track & Field Complex, which received $7.2 million in upgrades and can seat 1,500 spectators in its new design.
• Ole Miss is coming off a successful start to the outdoor season last week at the second edition of the Trailblazer Challenge at Miami on March 22-23. The Rebels finished fourth and fifth in the men's and women's team standings, respectively, but also recorded 14 performances that rank within the NCAA top-50 and 12 additional marks or times that currently sit within the NCAA East Region top-48.
WOMEN'S NOTES
• The Rebel women currently hold eight marks or times within the NCAA top-50 and eight additional performances sit within the NCAA East Region top-48 after one week of competition.
• Senior Lindsey Murray opened her final collegiate season with a win at the Trailblazer Challenge, clearing 4.15m (13-07.25) for the win while also taking a few solid attempts at 4.36m (14-03.50). Last season, Murray broke her own Ole Miss outdoor school record with a clearance of 4.35m (14-03.25) to earn her first career SEC medal.
• Freshman Tedreauna Britt impressed in her outdoor Rebel debut, taking third in the women's discus at a massive open of 53.45m (175-04) -- the fourth-best throw in school history, No. 17 in the NCAA and seventh in the East Region.
• Sophomore Shey Taiwo, a Second-Team All-American indoors in the weight throw, opened with a nine-foot PR of 61.25m (200-11) to place third in the hammer at the Trailblazer Challenge, improving on her place in third all-time at Ole Miss. Taiwo already ranks 22nd nationally and 12th in the East in the hammer, and she also ranks in the East Region top-48 in the shot put (35th, 14.69m/48-02.50) and discus (48th, 47.03m/154-03).
• Freshman Brandee Presley opened her first outdoor season at Ole Miss with two impressive performances in the 100 and 200-meter dashes. Presley holds the 43rd-best time in both the 100 (11.67) and 200 (23.88), both of which rank within the all-time top-15 at Ole Miss.
• Other Rebels currently in the NCAA top-50 include Maddie King (23rd, 1500-meter, 4:27.57), Orianna Shaw (42nd, 400-meter, 55.03) and Jayda Eckford (46th, 200-meter, 23.90).
• Shelby Brown is the reigning SEC champion in the steeplechase. She owns the Ole Miss school record at 9:58.98.
• Freshman Lisa Vogelgesang, an NCAA East Region qualifier and IAAF World U20 finalist last summer, was the SEC runner-up in the steeplechase at the second-best time in school history at 10:06.00.
• Junior Kieshonna Brooks will look to improve her career-best in the heptathlon this outdoor season. Her PR of 5,338 ranks 33rd in the NCAA preseason rankings and stands as the national record of her native Saint Kitts & Nevis.
• The Rebel women are coming off a fifth-place finish at the SEC Outdoor Championships in 2018, the highest finish ever outdoors in Ole Miss women's history.
• Ole Miss returns three Second-Team All-Americans from 2018 (Shelby Brown, 3000-meter steeplechase; Lindsey Murray, pole vault; Jeanette Paul, 4x100-meter relay), as well as seven NCAA East Region qualifiers.
MEN'S NOTES
• The Rebel men currently hold six marks or times within the NCAA top-50 and four additional performances that sit within the NCAA East Region top-48.
• Sophomore Allen Gordon had a remarkable opening weekend in all three of his jumping events despite competing with a broken wrist. Gordon won the long jump at an outdoor wind-legal PR of 7.75m (25-05.25), while also finishing in the top-three in the high jump (2.12m/6-11.50) and triple jump (14.78m/48-06.00). Gordon ranks third in the NCAA in the long jump, seventh in the high jump and 46th in the triple jump.
• Sophomore Elijah Dryer had an excellent outdoor open last week as well, recording NCAA top-50 times in the 200-meter (24th, 21.07) and 100-meter (36th, 10.49).
• Pole vaulter Cole Colozzo set an outdoor career-best last week at 4.95m (16-02.75), currently the 39th-best height in the NCAA and 16th-best in the East Region.
• Other Rebel men ranking within the East Region top-48 include freshman Joseph Benedetto in the hammer (26th, 54.64m/185-10), Everett Smulders in the 800-meter (42nd, 1:53.03), Jaqaun Webb in the 200-meter (46th, 21.36) and Kenney Broadnax in the 110-meter hurdles (47th, 14.54).
• The Rebels scored five First-Team All-Americans at the NCAA Indoor Championships two weeks ago from the men's distance medley relay (Cade Bethmann, Andrew Raspo, Griffin Riley and Mario Garcia Romo) and Derek Gutierrez in the mile.
• The Rebels return Honorable Mention All-Americans Parker Scott (3000-meter steeplechase) and Everett Smulders (1500-meter) from last outdoor season, as well as nine total NCAA East Region qualifiers.
• Sophomore Waleed Suliman entered with the NCAA's eighth-best 1500-meter time (3:39.76) and the 12th-best 800-meter time (1:47.29). Suliman set the school record indoors in the mile at 3:56.78.
HEAD COACH CONNIE PRICE-SMITH
• Ole Miss head coach Connie Price-Smith is in her fourth season. Price-Smith, who was the head women's coach for Team USA at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, is in her 18th season overall as a head coach.
• In four seasons at Ole Miss, Price-Smith has already mentored seven NCAA champions, 61 First or Second-Team All-Americans, 29 SEC Champions and several of the highest SEC and national team finishes ever at Ole Miss -- including the highest SEC Outdoor finish ever for the women in fifth place in 2018.
• Price-Smith's coaching staff all returns as well, with associate head coach Andre Scott (jumps, women's multis), assistant coach Anthony Acklin (sprints, hurdles), assistant coach Brian Porter (pole vault, javelin, men's multis), assistant coach John Smith (throws) and director of operations Sasha Leeth all returning for their fourth seasons at Ole Miss, with associate head coach Ryan Vanhoy (distance) entering his sixth year as a Rebel.
Rebel Men's NCAA Top-50
3. Allen Gordon – Long Jump – 7.75m (25-05.25)
7. Allen Gordon – High Jump – 2.12m (6-11.50)
24. Elijah Dryer – 200-Meter Dash – 21.07
36. Elijah Dryer – 100-Meter Dash – 10.49
39. Cole Colozzo – Pole Vault – 4.95m (16-02.75)
46. Allen Gordon – Triple Jump – 14.78m (48-06.00)
Rebel Women's NCAA Top-50
9. Lindsey Murray – Pole Vault – 4.15m (13-07.25)
17. Tedreauna Britt – Discus – 53.45m (175-04)
22. Shey Taiwo – Hammer – 61.25m (200-11)
23. Maddie King – 1500-Meter – 4:27.57
42. Orianna Shaw – 400-Meter – 55.03
43. Brandee Presley – 100-Meter – 11.67
43. Brandee Presley – 200-Meter – 23.88
46. Jayda Eckford – 200-Meter – 23.90
Rebel Men's NCAA East Region Top-48
3. Allen Gordon – Long Jump – 7.75m (25-05.25)
4. Allen Gordon – High Jump – 2.12m (6-11.50)
16. Elijah Dryer – 200-Meter Dash – 21.07
16. Cole Colozzo – Pole Vault – 4.95m (16-02.75)
20. Elijah Dryer – 100-Meter Dash – 10.49
25. Allen Gordon – Triple Jump – 14.78m (48-06.00)
26. Joseph Benedetto – Hammer – 56.64m (185-10)
42. Everett Smulders – 800-Meter – 1:53.03
46. Jaqaun Webb – 200-Meter – 21.36
47. Kenney Broadnax – 110-Meter Hurdles – 14.54
Rebel Women's NCAA East Region Top-48
5. Lindsey Murray – Pole Vault – 4.15m (13-07.25)
7. Tedreauna Britt – Discus – 53.45m (175-04)
12. Shey Taiwo – Hammer – 61.25m (200-11)
13. Maddie King – 1500-Meter – 4:27.57
22. Brandee Presley – 100-Meter – 11.67
23. Orianna Shaw – 400-Meter – 55.03
23. Brandee Presley – 200-Meter – 23.88
23. Nicole Kallenberger – Pole Vault – 3.85m (12-07.50)
25. Jayda Eckford – 200-Meter – 23.90
28. Kieshonna Brooks – Long Jump – 5.83m (19-01.50)
28. Alex Enright – Javelin – 45.18m (148-03)
35. Kelly Rowe – 200-Meter – 24.09
35. Shey Taiwo – Shot Put – 14.69m (48-02.50)
41. Annika Larsson – Hammer – 56.16m (184-03)
42. Jeanette Paul – 100-Meter Hurdles – 14.08
48. Shey Taiwo – Discus – 47.03m (154-03)
Rebel Men Competing:
100-Meter: Elijah Dryer, Manny Foster, Jaqaun Webb
800-Meter: Cade Bethmann, Baylor Franklin, Nick Moulai, Griffin Riley, John Rivera Jr., Everett Smulders, Shamar Tucker
1500-Meter: Dalton Hengst, Tyler Moore, Nick Moulai, Shamar Tucker
110-Meter Hurdles: Kenney Broadnax
400-Meter Hurdles: Christian Yancey
4x100-Meter Relay: Andrew Raspo, Jaqaun Webb, Kenney Broadnax, Elijah Dryer
4x400-Meter Relay: Cade Bethmann, John Rivera Jr., Griffin Riley, Baylor Franklin
Pole Vault: Cole Colozzo, Austin Garrett, Peyton Weissmann
Triple Jump: Demond Fleming, Fraquan Gaines
Hammer Throw: Joseph Benedetto, Chris Long
Rebel Women Competing:
100-Meter: Kieshonna Brooks, Brandee Presley, Kelly Rowe, Kaira Simmons
200-Meter: Kaira Simmons, Orianna Shaw, Ghania Warren
400-Meter: Jayda Eckford
1500-Meter: Shelby Brown, Chelsea Drum, Maddie King, Morgan Claire Rose, Ylvi Traxler
3K: Shelby Brown, Anna Elkin, Brooke Gilmore, Courtney Hopkins, Maddie King, Emma McClellan, Ylvi Traxler
100-Meter Hurdles: Kieshonna Brooks, Jeanette Paul
3000-Meter Steeplechase: Maddie King
4x100-Meter Relay: Brandee Presley, Jayda Eckford, Jeanette Paul, Kelly Rowe
High Jump: Hannah LoChiatto, Ghania Warren
Pole Vault: Nicole Kallenberger, Lindsey Murray
Long Jump: Ralesheia Gee, Kaira Simmons, Ghania Warren
Shot Put: Tedreauna Britt, Leah Klein, Shey Taiwo
Discus: Tedreauna Britt, Leah Klein, Shey Taiwo
Hammer Throw: Tedreauna Britt, Kendall Chavarria, Leah Klein, Annika Larsson, Shey Taiwo
Javelin: Alex Enright, Lauren Hoselton
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
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