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Friday, January 31
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2/1/2020 | Track and Field
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Ole Miss track & field concluded its stay at the Indiana Relays with a handful of solid performances at Gladstein Fieldhouse on Saturday.
The distance action on the track was some of the best in the nation this weekend, as evidenced by strong fields in the seeded sections of the mile and 3K races.
In the men's 3K, senior Michael Coccia improved for the second straight meet, finishing fourth overall at 8:04.87 – a two-second PR that leads the SEC, ranks sixth all-time at Ole Miss and stands at No. 14 in the NCAA. Fellow senior Farah Abdulkarim opened his indoor season on Saturday in the 3K, finishing 12th overall at a career-best 8:13.68 – the third-best time in the conference and No. 14 in Ole Miss history.
Junior Anna Elkin ran in the fast section of the women's 3K herself, finishing seventh overall at a seven-second PR of 9:35.05. She now jumps from 12th to fifth all-time in school history, as well as No. 8 in the SEC this season.
Ole Miss also received two top-five finishes in stacked mile fields from juniors Everett Smulders (fourth, 4:05.04) and Maddie King (fifth, 4:50.41) in the men's and women's mile races, respectively. For King, that time currently ranks No. 4 in the SEC this year.
Freshman Lyndsey Reed continued to build on what has been a great freshman indoor season, finishing third overall in the women's pole vault on Saturday. Reed cleared a career-best height of 4.10m (13-05.25), already vaulting her up to fourth all-time at Ole Miss. Additionally, she ranks 23rd nationally and fourth in the NCAA among all freshmen women vaulters.
Ole Miss was well-represented in both the men's and women's 60-meter dash finals, with two finalists in each race.
In the women's final, sophomore and school record holder Brandee Presley finished as the runner-up at 7.40 seconds, while fellow sophomore Kelly Rowe took seventh at 7.64. Junior Elijah Dryer was the top men's finisher, capping off a superb weekend with a third-place finish at 6.81 seconds. Senior Andrew Raspo was fifth in the men's final at 6.90.
Senior Manny Foster finished as the top collegian in the men's triple jump in second place at 15.39m (50-06.00), and two other Rebel men earned runner-up finishes: John Rivera Jr. in the 800-meter (1:48.50) and James Burnett in the 400-meter dash (47.41).
Saturday was a busy day for the Rebel multi athletes, as Ole Miss received several strong performances across the women's pentathlon and men's heptathlon.
Senior and school record holder Kieshonna Brooks took runner-up honors in her first pentathlon of the season, notching 3,574 points that included wins in the 60-meter hurdles (8.71) and long jump (5.81m/19-00.75).
Freshman Sara Van Aken had an excellent outing, setting a career-best 3,511 points to take fourth place and move up to ninth all-time at Ole Miss. Van Aken recorded PRs in four of the five events, including a monster best in the high jump, which she won at a height of 1.75m (5-08.75). That stands tied for the fourth-best clearance in school history, and it is also tied for the best high jump mark ever by a Rebel in the pentathlon. Van Aken also won the shot put with a PR heave of 10.12m (33-02.50).
Both Rebel men competing in the heptathlon recorded career-best scores as well. Freshmen Pierce Genereux (fourth place, 4,324 points) and Peyton Lowery (sixth place, 4,003 points) represented Ole Miss in the heptathlon, recording the third and fifth-best scores in Rebel history, respectively.
Ole Miss also received a career day out of two freshmen in the women's shot put, building off an excellent outing by the Rebel women's throwers in the weight throw on Friday night. Jalani Davis finished sixth overall, launching a near two-foot PR of 15.61m (51-02.75), which pushed her to fifth all-time at Ole Miss. Jasmine Mitchell tied her PR in ninth place at 14.82m (48-07.50).
Ole Miss has the next week off before splitting its squad for Washington's Husky Classic and the Texas Tech Shootout on Feb. 14-15.
OTHER REBELS IN COMPETITION:
Women's 400-Meter Dash:
14. Kirstin Jones – 58.12
15. Toni Glatz – 58.16
16. Jayda Eckford – 58.27
24. Orianna Shaw – 1:00.37
Men's 400-Meter Dash:
18. Alvin Westbrook – 50.36
Women's 800-Meter:
12. Loral Winn – 2:15.83
Men's 800-Meter:
22. Jacob Lough – 1:56.43
Men's Mile:
14. Dalton Hengst – 4:10.01
22. Nick Moulai – 4:17.62
Women's 3K:
17. Ylvi Traxler – 9:48.65
20. Cate Tracht – 9:57.80
27. Courtney Hopkins – 10:12.08
28. Skylar Boogerd – 10:21.45
Men's 3K:
17. Parker Scott – 8:22.91
Women's 4x400-Meter Relay:
6. Jayda Eckford, Toni Glatz, Kirstin Jones, Orianna Shaw – 3:48.26
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay:
4. James Burnett, Andrew Raspo, Elijah Dryer, Alvin Westbrook – 3:14.36
Men's High Jump:
4. Allen Gordon – 2.09m (6-10.25)
18. Cory Meek – 1.84m (6-00.50)
Women's Pole Vault:
4. Nicole Kallenberger – 3.80m (12-05.50)
8. Elizabeth Nix – 3.65m (11-11.75)
Men's Triple Jump:
6. Torrence Tuberville – 13.15m (43-01.75)
Men's Shot Put:
7. Danny Guiliani – 17.47m (57-03.75)
8. Daniel Viveros – 17.21m (56-05.75)
Women's Shot Put:
12. Tedreauna Britt – 14.06m (46-01.50)
Men's Heptathlon:
Pierce Genereux – 4,324 Points, 4th Place (3rd All-Time at Ole Miss)
60-Meter Dash: 8th, 7.76 – 631 points
Long Jump: 6th, 5.93m (19-05.50) – 571 points
Shot Put: 5th, 10.61m (34-09.75) – 522 points
High Jump: 4th, 1.82m (5-11.50) – 644 points
60-Meter Hurdles: 3rd, 9.36 – 668 points
Pole Vault: T-1st, 4.45m (14-07.25) – 746 points
1000-Meter: 5th, 3:13.01 – 542 points
Peyton Lowery – 4,003 Points, 6th Place (5th All-Time at Ole Miss)
60-Meter Dash: 4th, 7.52 – 706 points
Long Jump: 5th, 5.98m (19-07.50) – 582 points
Shot Put: 8th, 9.43m (30-11.25) – 451 points
High Jump: 6th, 1.73m (5-08.00) – 569 points
60-Meter Hurdles: 5th, 9.78 – 583 points
Pole Vault: 5th, 3.75m (12-03.50) – 549 points
1000-Meter: 3rd, 3:10.73 – 563 points
Women's Pentathlon:
Kieshonna Brooks – 3,574 Points, 2nd Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 1st, 8.71 – 971 points
High Jump: 7th, 1.57m (5-01.75) – 701 points
Shot Put: 2nd, 10.03m (32-11.00) – 531 points
Long Jump: 1st, 5.81m (19-00.75) – 792 points
800-Meter: 9th, 2:39.43 – 579 points
Sara Van Aken – 3,511 Points, 4th Place (9th All-Time at Ole Miss)
60-Meter Hurdles: 11th, 9.24 – 824 points – PR
High Jump: 1st, 1.75m (5-08.75) – 916 points – PR, T-4th all-time
Shot Put: 1st, 10.12m (33-02.50) – 537 points – PR
Long Jump: 7th, 5.24m (17-02.25) – 626 points – PR
800-Meter: 7th, 2:36.94 – 608 points
Meg Goebel – 2,755 Points, 13th Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 12th, 9.51 – 806 points
High Jump: 11th, 1.48m (4-10.25) – 599 points
Shot Put: 11th, 8.01m (26-03.50) – 400 points
Long Jump: 13th, 4.52m (14-10.00) – 433 points
800-Meter: 11th, 2:45.01 – 517 points – PR
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
The distance action on the track was some of the best in the nation this weekend, as evidenced by strong fields in the seeded sections of the mile and 3K races.
In the men's 3K, senior Michael Coccia improved for the second straight meet, finishing fourth overall at 8:04.87 – a two-second PR that leads the SEC, ranks sixth all-time at Ole Miss and stands at No. 14 in the NCAA. Fellow senior Farah Abdulkarim opened his indoor season on Saturday in the 3K, finishing 12th overall at a career-best 8:13.68 – the third-best time in the conference and No. 14 in Ole Miss history.
Junior Anna Elkin ran in the fast section of the women's 3K herself, finishing seventh overall at a seven-second PR of 9:35.05. She now jumps from 12th to fifth all-time in school history, as well as No. 8 in the SEC this season.
Ole Miss also received two top-five finishes in stacked mile fields from juniors Everett Smulders (fourth, 4:05.04) and Maddie King (fifth, 4:50.41) in the men's and women's mile races, respectively. For King, that time currently ranks No. 4 in the SEC this year.
Freshman Lyndsey Reed continued to build on what has been a great freshman indoor season, finishing third overall in the women's pole vault on Saturday. Reed cleared a career-best height of 4.10m (13-05.25), already vaulting her up to fourth all-time at Ole Miss. Additionally, she ranks 23rd nationally and fourth in the NCAA among all freshmen women vaulters.
Ole Miss was well-represented in both the men's and women's 60-meter dash finals, with two finalists in each race.
In the women's final, sophomore and school record holder Brandee Presley finished as the runner-up at 7.40 seconds, while fellow sophomore Kelly Rowe took seventh at 7.64. Junior Elijah Dryer was the top men's finisher, capping off a superb weekend with a third-place finish at 6.81 seconds. Senior Andrew Raspo was fifth in the men's final at 6.90.
Senior Manny Foster finished as the top collegian in the men's triple jump in second place at 15.39m (50-06.00), and two other Rebel men earned runner-up finishes: John Rivera Jr. in the 800-meter (1:48.50) and James Burnett in the 400-meter dash (47.41).
Saturday was a busy day for the Rebel multi athletes, as Ole Miss received several strong performances across the women's pentathlon and men's heptathlon.
Senior and school record holder Kieshonna Brooks took runner-up honors in her first pentathlon of the season, notching 3,574 points that included wins in the 60-meter hurdles (8.71) and long jump (5.81m/19-00.75).
Freshman Sara Van Aken had an excellent outing, setting a career-best 3,511 points to take fourth place and move up to ninth all-time at Ole Miss. Van Aken recorded PRs in four of the five events, including a monster best in the high jump, which she won at a height of 1.75m (5-08.75). That stands tied for the fourth-best clearance in school history, and it is also tied for the best high jump mark ever by a Rebel in the pentathlon. Van Aken also won the shot put with a PR heave of 10.12m (33-02.50).
Both Rebel men competing in the heptathlon recorded career-best scores as well. Freshmen Pierce Genereux (fourth place, 4,324 points) and Peyton Lowery (sixth place, 4,003 points) represented Ole Miss in the heptathlon, recording the third and fifth-best scores in Rebel history, respectively.
Ole Miss also received a career day out of two freshmen in the women's shot put, building off an excellent outing by the Rebel women's throwers in the weight throw on Friday night. Jalani Davis finished sixth overall, launching a near two-foot PR of 15.61m (51-02.75), which pushed her to fifth all-time at Ole Miss. Jasmine Mitchell tied her PR in ninth place at 14.82m (48-07.50).
Ole Miss has the next week off before splitting its squad for Washington's Husky Classic and the Texas Tech Shootout on Feb. 14-15.
OTHER REBELS IN COMPETITION:
Women's 400-Meter Dash:
14. Kirstin Jones – 58.12
15. Toni Glatz – 58.16
16. Jayda Eckford – 58.27
24. Orianna Shaw – 1:00.37
Men's 400-Meter Dash:
18. Alvin Westbrook – 50.36
Women's 800-Meter:
12. Loral Winn – 2:15.83
Men's 800-Meter:
22. Jacob Lough – 1:56.43
Men's Mile:
14. Dalton Hengst – 4:10.01
22. Nick Moulai – 4:17.62
Women's 3K:
17. Ylvi Traxler – 9:48.65
20. Cate Tracht – 9:57.80
27. Courtney Hopkins – 10:12.08
28. Skylar Boogerd – 10:21.45
Men's 3K:
17. Parker Scott – 8:22.91
Women's 4x400-Meter Relay:
6. Jayda Eckford, Toni Glatz, Kirstin Jones, Orianna Shaw – 3:48.26
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay:
4. James Burnett, Andrew Raspo, Elijah Dryer, Alvin Westbrook – 3:14.36
Men's High Jump:
4. Allen Gordon – 2.09m (6-10.25)
18. Cory Meek – 1.84m (6-00.50)
Women's Pole Vault:
4. Nicole Kallenberger – 3.80m (12-05.50)
8. Elizabeth Nix – 3.65m (11-11.75)
Men's Triple Jump:
6. Torrence Tuberville – 13.15m (43-01.75)
Men's Shot Put:
7. Danny Guiliani – 17.47m (57-03.75)
8. Daniel Viveros – 17.21m (56-05.75)
Women's Shot Put:
12. Tedreauna Britt – 14.06m (46-01.50)
Men's Heptathlon:
Pierce Genereux – 4,324 Points, 4th Place (3rd All-Time at Ole Miss)
60-Meter Dash: 8th, 7.76 – 631 points
Long Jump: 6th, 5.93m (19-05.50) – 571 points
Shot Put: 5th, 10.61m (34-09.75) – 522 points
High Jump: 4th, 1.82m (5-11.50) – 644 points
60-Meter Hurdles: 3rd, 9.36 – 668 points
Pole Vault: T-1st, 4.45m (14-07.25) – 746 points
1000-Meter: 5th, 3:13.01 – 542 points
Peyton Lowery – 4,003 Points, 6th Place (5th All-Time at Ole Miss)
60-Meter Dash: 4th, 7.52 – 706 points
Long Jump: 5th, 5.98m (19-07.50) – 582 points
Shot Put: 8th, 9.43m (30-11.25) – 451 points
High Jump: 6th, 1.73m (5-08.00) – 569 points
60-Meter Hurdles: 5th, 9.78 – 583 points
Pole Vault: 5th, 3.75m (12-03.50) – 549 points
1000-Meter: 3rd, 3:10.73 – 563 points
Women's Pentathlon:
Kieshonna Brooks – 3,574 Points, 2nd Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 1st, 8.71 – 971 points
High Jump: 7th, 1.57m (5-01.75) – 701 points
Shot Put: 2nd, 10.03m (32-11.00) – 531 points
Long Jump: 1st, 5.81m (19-00.75) – 792 points
800-Meter: 9th, 2:39.43 – 579 points
Sara Van Aken – 3,511 Points, 4th Place (9th All-Time at Ole Miss)
60-Meter Hurdles: 11th, 9.24 – 824 points – PR
High Jump: 1st, 1.75m (5-08.75) – 916 points – PR, T-4th all-time
Shot Put: 1st, 10.12m (33-02.50) – 537 points – PR
Long Jump: 7th, 5.24m (17-02.25) – 626 points – PR
800-Meter: 7th, 2:36.94 – 608 points
Meg Goebel – 2,755 Points, 13th Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 12th, 9.51 – 806 points
High Jump: 11th, 1.48m (4-10.25) – 599 points
Shot Put: 11th, 8.01m (26-03.50) – 400 points
Long Jump: 13th, 4.52m (14-10.00) – 433 points
800-Meter: 11th, 2:45.01 – 517 points – PR
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
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