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Competition Runs at Texas A&M from May 13-15
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Ole Miss track & field is set for a week full of intense competition at the 2021 SEC Outdoor Championships, held this week at Texas A&M on May 13-15. Fans will be able to watch live on SEC Network+ on Day One (May 13) beginning at 5:40 p.m. CT, Day Two (May 14) beginning at 4:35 p.m. CT, and on SEC Network on Day Three (May 15) beginning at 5 p.m. CT.
ON THE AIR
Day One (Thurs., May 13)
SEC Network+
5:40 PM CT
Day Two (Fri., May 14)
SEC Network+
4:35 PM CT
Day Three (Sat., May 15)
SEC Network
5 PM CT
Talent
Dwight Stones (Play-by-Play)
Dan O'Brien (Analysis)
Jill Montgomery (Analysis)
John Anderson (Infield)
MEET NOTES
• Both Rebel squads enter the conference meet within the national top-50, with the Rebel men just outside the top-25 at No. 27 and the women No. 48 in the latest USTFCCCA National Rating Index.
• Ole Miss currently owns a total of 24 NCAA top-50 marks or times, 12 each from both the Rebel men's and women's squads. Of those, seven currently sit within medal contention in the top-three of the SEC standings.
• Ole Miss has won 49 SEC Outdoor individual titles, 38 from the men and 11 from the women. Of those, 12 have come under sixth-year head coach Connie Price Smith (nine men, three women).
• Under Price-Smith, Ole Miss has set the highest SEC Outdoor finish in women's competition (fifth, 2018).
• Ranked SEC men's schools include: No. 1 LSU, No. 8 Florida, No. 10 Texas A&M, No. 11 Alabama, No. 13 Arkansas, No. 14 Tennessee, No. 16 Georgia and No. 18 Kentucky.
• Ranked SEC women's schools include: No. 1 LSU, No. 2 Arkansas, No. 3 Texas A&M, No. 6 Georgia, No. 7 Alabama, No. 10 Florida, No. 18 Auburn, No. 23 Kentucky and No. 25 South Carolina.
MEN'S NOTES
• Ole Miss is looking to become the first school to win five straight men's 1500-meter titles since Arkansas did so from 1996-2000. Reigning 2019 SEC champ Waleed Suliman enters with the NCAA's No. 5 time at 3:36.53, and he was the latest in a line of Rebel 1500-meter champions that includes Craig Engels (2016, '17) and Robert Domanic (2018).
• Suliman is entered in both the 800-meter and 1500-meter, events in which he currently owns NCAA top-10 times. Suliman was the first American to hit both 1:47 in the 800-meter (1:47.00) and 3:37 in the 1500-meter (3:36.53) this outdoor season, and was only recently joined by Oregon's Cole Hocker in that club. His 1500-meter time eclipsed the U.S. Olympic Trials standard, which Suliman is now eligible for after becoming a U.S. citizen in late 2019. Suliman spent his childhood across Sudan, Jordan and Virginia.
• The dynamic Rebel distance squad once again will look to wreak havoc at the conference meet following a dazzling showing at the SEC Indoor Championships. Ole Miss nearly became the first school since 1999 to pull off the elusive distance sweep, winning the mile (Suliman), 3K (Mario Garcia Romo), 5K (Cole Bullock) and distance medley relay (Suliman, Marcus Dropik, Everett Smulders, Garcia Romo), while narrowly taking silver in the men's 800-meter (John Rivera Jr.).
• In total, Ole Miss owns 21 total men's distance entries: six each in the 800-meter and 1500-meter, eight in the 5K, and one in the 10K (Robinson Snider).
•Ole Miss ranks in the top-three nationally in both the men's 800-meter (second) and 1500-meter (third), owning impressive average times of 1:47.65 in the 800 and 3:39.63 in the 1500.
• All-American jumper Allen Gordon is also looking to contribute heavily for the Rebels, currently entered in the high jump, long jump and triple jump this week. As it stands, Gordon is the only jumper in the NCAA to have jumped 7' 1.75" in the high jump, 25' 11.50" in the long jump and 50' 2" in the triple jump this year, and is alongside reigning NCAA Indoor champion JuVaughn Harrison of LSU as the only jumpers to have cleared those distances in the high jump and long jump this outdoor season.
Rebel Men • NCAA Top-50
5. Waleed Suliman – 1500-Meter – 3:36.53
7. Waleed Suliman – 800-Meter – 1:47.00
7. Mario Garcia Romo – 1500-Meter – 3:37.17
13. Allen Gordon – Long Jump – 7.91m/25-11.50 (+2.6)
14. Baylor Franklin – 800-Meter – 1:47.55
21. Mario Garcia Romo – 800-Meter – 1:47.93
21. Allen Gordon – High Jump – 2.18m/7-01.75
23. John Rivera Jr. – 800-Meter – 1:48.12
30. Everett Smulders – 800-Meter – 1:48.31
33. Joseph Benedetto – Hammer – 65.95m/216-04
40. Cade Bethmann – 800-Meter – 1:48.76
43. Kenney Broadnax – 110-Meter Hurdles – 13.90 (+2.7)
Rebel Men • NCAA East Region Top-48 (Top-24 Relays)
3. Waleed Suliman – 800-Meter – 1:47.00
3. Waleed Suliman – 1500-Meter – 3:36.53
4. Mario Garcia Romo – 1500-Meter – 3:37.17
7. Baylor Franklin – 800-Meter – 1:47.55
8. Allen Gordon – Long Jump – 7.91m/25-11.50 (+2.6)
9. Mario Garcia Romo – 800-Meter – 1:47.93
11. John Rivera Jr. – 800-Meter – 1:48.12
11. Allen Gordon – High Jump – 2.18m/7-01.75
15. Everett Smulders – 800-Meter – 1:48.31
18. Cade Bethmann – 800-Meter – 1:48.76
20. Peyton Weissmann – Pole Vault – 5.20m/17-00.75
20. Joseph Benedetto – Hammer – 65.95m/216-04
21. Kenney Broadnax – 110-Meter Hurdles – 13.90 (+2.7)
26. Cade Bethmann – 1500-Meter – 3:41.96
27. Daniel Viveros – Shot Put – 18.38m/60-03.75
35. Cole Colozzo – Pole Vault – 5.10m/16-08.75
39. Everett Smulders – 1500-Meter – 3:42.86
47. Allen Gordon – Triple Jump – 15.29m/50-02.00 (+1.0)
Rebel Men • #EventSquad Top-10 Rankings
Average of top-four marks or times per team in each event nationally
2. 800-Meter
Average: 1:47.65
7. Waleed Suliman – 1:47.00
14. Baylor Franklin – 1:47.55
21. Mario Garcia Romo – 1:47.93
23. John Rivera Jr. – 1:48.12
3. 1500-Meter
Average: 3:39.63
5. Waleed Suliman – 3:36.53
7. Mario Garcia Romo – 3:37.17
54. Cade Bethmann – 3:41.96
76. Everett Smulders – 3:42.86
WOMEN'S NOTES
• Ole Miss enters the weekend ranked within the USTFCCCA's #EventSquad Top-10 in four different events on the women's side: hammer (2nd), discus (5th), shot put (6th) and pole vault (6th).
• Ole Miss stands as one of two schools with three women's hammer throwers at or beyond 200 feet (North Dakota State, four), and one of two (alongside Cal) with multiple beyond 217 feet – Jasmine Mitchell (13th NCAA, 66.37m/217-09) and Shey Taiwo (14th NCAA, 66.35m/217-08). Jalani Davis also ranks in the NCAA top-50 in 35th at 63.54m (208-06).
• Jalani Davis' big day in the shot put from Florida's Tom Jones Memorial of 17.01m (55-09.75) ranks 19th in the NCAA, while Tedreauna Britt's career-best discus mark of 54.51m (178-10) sits at No. 38.
• The Ole Miss pole vault squad will be at full strength, and enter not only as one of the top teams nationally but also with two of the top standouts so far this season. Lyndsey Reed currently sits 11th in the nation at 4.28m (14-00.50), the second-best height in school history that also made her just the second Rebel to ever join the 14-foot club indoors or outdoors. Samara McConnell also ranks in the top-30 in 26th at her outdoor PR of 4.19m (13-9), the fourth-best in school history.
• Sintayehu Vissa (800-meter) and Anna Elkin (5K) will highlight a deep women's distance squad this week, both having set school records throughout the season. Vissa shattered the 1500-meter record at 4:16.70, and set the fastest 800-meter time at Ole Miss since 2015 at 2:05.01 -- the latter of which she will compete in at the conference meet this week. Elkin, meanwhile, took down the 5K record at 16:01.34, and will lead a delegation in the 5K that includes Skylar Boogerd, Cate Tracht and Loral Winn. Reigning SEC silver medalist in the 10K Clio Ozanne-Jaques will return to the conference meet in search of another medal, as is 2018 steeplechase runner-up Lisa Vogelgesang.
• Senior Kieshonna Brooks will make her return to the heptathlon for the first time in two years at the SEC Championships this week. Her career-best of 5,338 from the 2018 SEC Championships stands as the fifth-best in school history, as well as the national record in her native St. Kitts & Nevis.
Rebel Women • NCAA Top-50
11. Lyndsey Reed – Pole Vault – 4.28m/14-00.50
13. Jasmine Mitchell – Hammer – 66.37m/217-09
14. Shey Taiwo – Hammer – 66.35m/217-08
19. Jalani Davis – Shot Put – 17.01m/55-09.75
26. Samara McConnell – Pole Vault – 4.19m/13-09.00
30. Sintayehu Vissa – 800-Meter – 2:05.01
35. Jalani Davis – Hammer – 63.54m/208-05
38. Tedreauna Britt – Discus – 54.51m/178-10
42. Brandee Presley – 100-Meter Dash – 11.38 (+0.1)
45. Jasmine Mitchell – Shot Put – 16.27m/53-04.50
46. 4x100-Meter Relay (Womack, Presley, Eckford, Glatz) – 44.66
48. Sintayehu Vissa – 1500-Meter – 4:16.70
Rebel Women • NCAA East Region Top-48 (Top-24 Relays)
5. Jasmine Mitchell – Hammer – 66.37m/217-09
6. Shey Taiwo – Hammer – 66.35m/217-08
6. Lyndsey Reed – Pole Vault – 4.28m/14-00.50
8. Jalani Davis – Shot Put – 17.01m/55-09.75
15. Samara McConnell – Pole Vault – 4.19m/13-09.00
16. Tedreauna Britt – Discus – 54.51m/178-10
17. Jalani Davis – Hammer – 63.54m/208-05
21. Sintayehu Vissa – 800-Meter – 2:05.01
21. 4x100-Meter Relay (Womack, Presley, Eckford, Glatz) – 44.66
22. Jasmine Mitchell – Shot Put – 16.27m/53-04.50
24. Brandee Presley – 200-Meter Dash – 23.40 (+1.3)
24. Sintayehu Vissa – 1500-Meter – 4:16.70
24. Anna Elkin – 5K – 16:01.34
26. Brandee Presley – 100-Meter Dash – 11.38 (+0.1)
29. Tedreauna Britt – Shot Put – 16.10m/52-10.00
32. Kieshonna Brooks – 100-Meter Hurdles – 13.42 (+2.8)
33. Kristel van den Berg – 3000-Meter Steeplechase – 10:17.46
33. Jalani Davis – Discus – 51.92m/170-04
34. Anna Elkin – 1500-Meter – 4:18.31
36. Kieshonna Brooks – Long Jump – 6.21m/20-04.50 (+1.9)
39. Loral Winn – 1500-Meter – 4:19.00
40. Victoria Simmons – 10K – 35:18.00
42. Deborah Bulai – Hammer – 58.99m/193-06
Rebel Women • #EventSquad Top-10 Rankings
Average of top-four marks or times per team in each event nationally
2. Hammer
Average: 63.81m/209-04
13. Jasmine Mitchell – 66.37m/217-09
14. Shey Taiwo – 66.35m/217-08
35. Jalani Davis – 63.54m/208-06
81. Deborah Bulai – 58.99m/193-07
5. Discus
Average: 51.40m/168-08
38. Tedreauna Britt – 54.51m/178-10
69. Jalani Davis – 51.92m/170-04
-- Shey Taiwo – 49.62m/162-10
-- Jasmine Mitchell – 49.53m/162-06
6. Shot Put
Average: 15.54m/51-0
19. Jalani Davis – 17.01m/55-09.75
45. Jasmine Mitchell – 16.27m/53-04.50
55. Tedreauna Britt – 16.10m/52-10
-- Shey Taiwo – 12.79m/41-11.50
6. Pole Vault
Average: 4.06m/13-03.50
11. Lyndsey Reed – 4.28m/14-00.50
26. Samara McConnell – 4.19m/13-9
-- Elizabeth Nix – 3.89m/12-9
-- Alex Brooks – 3.86m/12-8
TEAM NOTES
• Ole Miss is in year six under head coach Connie Price-Smith, who has led the Rebels to new heights in her time in Oxford with seven NCAA top-25 team finishes, four NCAA individual titles, 39 SEC individual titles and 98 First or Second-Team All-American awards. In 20 years as a head coach at both Ole Miss and Southern Illinois dating back to 2002, Price-Smith has collected 12 NCAA event titles and mentored 167 All-Americans on the track.
Rebel Men Competing:
200-Meter Dash: Elijah Dryer (Heat 1), Isaiah Teer (Heat 4)
800-Meter: Marcus Dropik (Heat 1), Baylor Franklin (Heat 1), John Rivera Jr. (Heat 2), Jacob Lough (Heat 3), Everett Smulders (Heat 4), Waleed Suliman (Heat 4)
1500-Meter: Michael Coccia (Heat 1), Cade Bethmann (Heat 1), Mario Garcia Romo (Heat 2), Dalton Hengst (Heat 2), Nick Moulai (Heat 2), Waleed Suliman (Heat 3)
5K: Cade Bethmann, Cole Bullock, Michael Coccia, Mario Garcia Romo, Dalton Hengst, Nick Moulai, Ben Savino, Robinson Snider
10K: Robinson Snider
110-Meter Hurdles: Kenney Broadnax (Heat 2)
4x100-Meter Relay (Heat 2): Isaiah Teer, Elijah Dryer, Kenney Broadnax, Tristyn Wooley
High Jump: Allen Gordon, Ukurugenzi Kojo
Pole Vault: Ryan Roark, Miles Walden
Long Jump: Allen Gordon (Flight 2)
Triple Jump: Demond Fleming (Flight 1), Allen Gordon (Flight 1)
Shot Put: Daniel Viveros
Discus: Daniel Viveros (Flight 1)
Hammer: Joseph Benedetto (Flight 1), Joseph Lanham (Flight 1)
Decathlon: Pierce Genereux, Peyton Lowery
Rebel Women Competing:
100-Meter Dash: Brandee Presley (Heat 3)
200-Meter Dash: Jayda Eckford (Heat 1)
400-Meter Dash: Toni Glatz (Heat 1), Orianna Shaw (Heat 2)
800-Meter: Sintayehu Vissa (Heat 3)
1500-Meter: Makayla Fick (Heat 1), Loral Winn (Heat 2)
5K: Skylar Boogerd, Anna Elkin, Cate Tracht, Loral Winn
10K: Ryann Helmers, Clio Ozanne-Jaques, Victoria Simmons
3000-Meter Steeplechase: Morgan Claire Rose, Kristel van den Berg, Lisa Vogelgesang
4x100-Meter Relay (Heat 2): Brandee Presley, Jayda Eckford, Kieshonna Brooks, Toni Glatz, Olivia Womack
4x400-Meter Relay (Heat 1): Jayda Eckford, Brandee Presley, Orianna Shaw, Toni Glatz
High Jump: Sara Van Aken
Pole Vault: Alex Brooks, Samara McConnell, Elizabeth Nix, Lyndsey Reed
Shot Put: Tedreauna Britt (Flight 1), Jalani Davis (Flight 2), Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2)
Discus: Tedreauna Britt, Deborah Bulai, Jalani Davis, Jasmine Mitchell
Hammer: Deborah Bulai (Flight 1), Jalani Davis (Flight 2), Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2), Shey Taiwo (Flight 2)
Heptathlon: Kieshonna Brooks, Meg Goebel, Sara Van Aken
COMPETITION SCHEDULE (All Times Central)
Day One (Thurs., May 13)
12:00 PM – Men's Hammer – Joseph Benedetto (Flight 1), Joseph Lanham (Flight 1)
2:00 PM – Men's Decathlon (100m, LJ, SP, HJ, 400m) – Pierce Genereux, Peyton Lowery
2:20 PM – Women's Heptathlon (100mH, HJ, SP, 200m) – Kieshonna Brooks, Meg Goebel, Sara Van Aken
6:30 PM – Men's 800-Meter Prelim – Marcus Dropik (Heat 1), Baylor Franklin (Heat 1), John Rivera Jr. (Heat 2), Jacob Lough (Heat 3), Everett Smulders (Heat 4), Waleed Suliman (Heat 4)
6:50 PM – Women's 800-Meter Prelim – Sintayehu Vissa (Heat 3)
7:10 PM – Men's 200-Meter Dash Prelim – Elijah Dryer (Heat 1), Isaiah Teer (Heat 4)
7:35 PM – Women's 200-Meter Dash Prelim – Jayda Eckford (Heat 1)
8:40 PM – Men's 10K Final – Robinson Snider
9:20 PM – Women's 10K Final – Ryann Helmers, Clio Ozanne-Jaques, Victoria Simmons
Day Two (Fri., May 14)
1:45 PM – Men's Decathlon (110mH, DT, PV, JT, 1500m) – Pierce Genereux, Peyton Lowery
2:00 PM – Women's Hammer – Deborah Bulai (Flight 1), Jalani Davis (Flight 2), Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2), Shey Taiwo (Flight 2)
2:35 PM – Women's Heptathlon (LJ, JT, 800m) – Kieshonna Brooks, Meg Goebel, Sara Van Aken
5:00 PM – Men's High Jump – Allen Gordon, Ukurugenzi Kojo
6:00 PM – Men's 110-Meter Hurdles Prelim – Kenney Broadnax (Heat 2)
6:05 PM – Women's Pole Vault – Alex Brooks, Samara McConnell, Elizabeth Nix, Lyndsey Reed
6:20 PM – Men's Shot Put – Daniel Viveros
6:40 PM – Men's 1500-Meter Prelim – Michael Coccia (Heat 1), Cade Bethmann (Heat 1), Mario Garcia Romo (Heat 2), Dalton Hengst (Heat 2), Nick Moulai (Heat 2), Waleed Suliman (Heat 3)
7:00 PM – Women's 1500-Meter Prelim – Makayla Fick (Heat 1), Loral Winn (Heat 2)
7:05 PM – Men's Long Jump – Allen Gordon (Flight 2)
7:45 PM – Women's 400-Meter Dash Prelim – Toni Glatz (Heat 1), Orianna Shaw (Heat 2)
8:00 PM – Women's Shot Put – Tedreauna Britt (Flight 1), Jalani Davis (Flight 2), Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2)
8:35 PM – Women's 100-Meter Dash Prelim – Brandee Presley (Heat 3)
9:20 PM – Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase Final – Morgan Claire Rose, Kristel van den Berg, Lisa Vogelgesang
Day Three (Sat., May 15)
2:30 PM – Men's Discus – Daniel Viveros (Flight 1)
2:30 PM – Men's Triple Jump – Demond Fleming (Flight 1), Allen Gordon (Flight 1)
5:00 PM – Women's Discus – Tedreauna Britt, Deborah Bulai, Jalani Davis, Jasmine Mitchell
5:00 PM – Men's Pole Vault – Ryan Roark, Miles Walden
5:00 PM – Men's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (Heat 2) – Isaiah Teer, Elijah Dryer, Kenney Broadnax, Tristyn Wooley
5:15 PM – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (Heat 2) – Brandee Presley, Jayda Eckford, Kieshonna Brooks, Toni Glatz, Olivia Womack
5:25 PM – Men's 1500-Meter Final
5:35 PM – Women's 1500-Meter Final
5:45 PM – Women's High Jump – Sara Van Aken
5:45 PM – Men's 110-Meter Hurdles Final
6:15 PM – Women's 400-Meter Dash Final
6:35 PM – Women's 100-Meter Dash Final
6:45 PM – Men's 800-Meter Final
6:55 PM – Women's 800-Meter Final
7:25 PM – Men's 200-Meter Dash Final
7:35 PM – Women's 200-Meter Dash Final
7:45 PM – Men's 5K Final – Cade Bethmann, Cole Bullock, Michael Coccia, Mario Garcia Romo, Dalton Hengst, Nick Moulai, Ben Savino, Robinson Snider
8:05 PM – Women's 5K Final – Skylar Boogerd, Anna Elkin, Cate Tracht, Loral Winn
8:40 PM – Women's 4x400-Meter Relay Final (Heat 1) – Jayda Eckford, Brandee Presley, Orianna Shaw, Toni Glatz
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
ON THE AIR
Day One (Thurs., May 13)
SEC Network+
5:40 PM CT
Day Two (Fri., May 14)
SEC Network+
4:35 PM CT
Day Three (Sat., May 15)
SEC Network
5 PM CT
Talent
Dwight Stones (Play-by-Play)
Dan O'Brien (Analysis)
Jill Montgomery (Analysis)
John Anderson (Infield)
MEET NOTES
• Both Rebel squads enter the conference meet within the national top-50, with the Rebel men just outside the top-25 at No. 27 and the women No. 48 in the latest USTFCCCA National Rating Index.
• Ole Miss currently owns a total of 24 NCAA top-50 marks or times, 12 each from both the Rebel men's and women's squads. Of those, seven currently sit within medal contention in the top-three of the SEC standings.
• Ole Miss has won 49 SEC Outdoor individual titles, 38 from the men and 11 from the women. Of those, 12 have come under sixth-year head coach Connie Price Smith (nine men, three women).
• Under Price-Smith, Ole Miss has set the highest SEC Outdoor finish in women's competition (fifth, 2018).
• Ranked SEC men's schools include: No. 1 LSU, No. 8 Florida, No. 10 Texas A&M, No. 11 Alabama, No. 13 Arkansas, No. 14 Tennessee, No. 16 Georgia and No. 18 Kentucky.
• Ranked SEC women's schools include: No. 1 LSU, No. 2 Arkansas, No. 3 Texas A&M, No. 6 Georgia, No. 7 Alabama, No. 10 Florida, No. 18 Auburn, No. 23 Kentucky and No. 25 South Carolina.
MEN'S NOTES
• Ole Miss is looking to become the first school to win five straight men's 1500-meter titles since Arkansas did so from 1996-2000. Reigning 2019 SEC champ Waleed Suliman enters with the NCAA's No. 5 time at 3:36.53, and he was the latest in a line of Rebel 1500-meter champions that includes Craig Engels (2016, '17) and Robert Domanic (2018).
• Suliman is entered in both the 800-meter and 1500-meter, events in which he currently owns NCAA top-10 times. Suliman was the first American to hit both 1:47 in the 800-meter (1:47.00) and 3:37 in the 1500-meter (3:36.53) this outdoor season, and was only recently joined by Oregon's Cole Hocker in that club. His 1500-meter time eclipsed the U.S. Olympic Trials standard, which Suliman is now eligible for after becoming a U.S. citizen in late 2019. Suliman spent his childhood across Sudan, Jordan and Virginia.
• The dynamic Rebel distance squad once again will look to wreak havoc at the conference meet following a dazzling showing at the SEC Indoor Championships. Ole Miss nearly became the first school since 1999 to pull off the elusive distance sweep, winning the mile (Suliman), 3K (Mario Garcia Romo), 5K (Cole Bullock) and distance medley relay (Suliman, Marcus Dropik, Everett Smulders, Garcia Romo), while narrowly taking silver in the men's 800-meter (John Rivera Jr.).
• In total, Ole Miss owns 21 total men's distance entries: six each in the 800-meter and 1500-meter, eight in the 5K, and one in the 10K (Robinson Snider).
•Ole Miss ranks in the top-three nationally in both the men's 800-meter (second) and 1500-meter (third), owning impressive average times of 1:47.65 in the 800 and 3:39.63 in the 1500.
• All-American jumper Allen Gordon is also looking to contribute heavily for the Rebels, currently entered in the high jump, long jump and triple jump this week. As it stands, Gordon is the only jumper in the NCAA to have jumped 7' 1.75" in the high jump, 25' 11.50" in the long jump and 50' 2" in the triple jump this year, and is alongside reigning NCAA Indoor champion JuVaughn Harrison of LSU as the only jumpers to have cleared those distances in the high jump and long jump this outdoor season.
Rebel Men • NCAA Top-50
5. Waleed Suliman – 1500-Meter – 3:36.53
7. Waleed Suliman – 800-Meter – 1:47.00
7. Mario Garcia Romo – 1500-Meter – 3:37.17
13. Allen Gordon – Long Jump – 7.91m/25-11.50 (+2.6)
14. Baylor Franklin – 800-Meter – 1:47.55
21. Mario Garcia Romo – 800-Meter – 1:47.93
21. Allen Gordon – High Jump – 2.18m/7-01.75
23. John Rivera Jr. – 800-Meter – 1:48.12
30. Everett Smulders – 800-Meter – 1:48.31
33. Joseph Benedetto – Hammer – 65.95m/216-04
40. Cade Bethmann – 800-Meter – 1:48.76
43. Kenney Broadnax – 110-Meter Hurdles – 13.90 (+2.7)
Rebel Men • NCAA East Region Top-48 (Top-24 Relays)
3. Waleed Suliman – 800-Meter – 1:47.00
3. Waleed Suliman – 1500-Meter – 3:36.53
4. Mario Garcia Romo – 1500-Meter – 3:37.17
7. Baylor Franklin – 800-Meter – 1:47.55
8. Allen Gordon – Long Jump – 7.91m/25-11.50 (+2.6)
9. Mario Garcia Romo – 800-Meter – 1:47.93
11. John Rivera Jr. – 800-Meter – 1:48.12
11. Allen Gordon – High Jump – 2.18m/7-01.75
15. Everett Smulders – 800-Meter – 1:48.31
18. Cade Bethmann – 800-Meter – 1:48.76
20. Peyton Weissmann – Pole Vault – 5.20m/17-00.75
20. Joseph Benedetto – Hammer – 65.95m/216-04
21. Kenney Broadnax – 110-Meter Hurdles – 13.90 (+2.7)
26. Cade Bethmann – 1500-Meter – 3:41.96
27. Daniel Viveros – Shot Put – 18.38m/60-03.75
35. Cole Colozzo – Pole Vault – 5.10m/16-08.75
39. Everett Smulders – 1500-Meter – 3:42.86
47. Allen Gordon – Triple Jump – 15.29m/50-02.00 (+1.0)
Rebel Men • #EventSquad Top-10 Rankings
Average of top-four marks or times per team in each event nationally
2. 800-Meter
Average: 1:47.65
7. Waleed Suliman – 1:47.00
14. Baylor Franklin – 1:47.55
21. Mario Garcia Romo – 1:47.93
23. John Rivera Jr. – 1:48.12
3. 1500-Meter
Average: 3:39.63
5. Waleed Suliman – 3:36.53
7. Mario Garcia Romo – 3:37.17
54. Cade Bethmann – 3:41.96
76. Everett Smulders – 3:42.86
WOMEN'S NOTES
• Ole Miss enters the weekend ranked within the USTFCCCA's #EventSquad Top-10 in four different events on the women's side: hammer (2nd), discus (5th), shot put (6th) and pole vault (6th).
• Ole Miss stands as one of two schools with three women's hammer throwers at or beyond 200 feet (North Dakota State, four), and one of two (alongside Cal) with multiple beyond 217 feet – Jasmine Mitchell (13th NCAA, 66.37m/217-09) and Shey Taiwo (14th NCAA, 66.35m/217-08). Jalani Davis also ranks in the NCAA top-50 in 35th at 63.54m (208-06).
• Jalani Davis' big day in the shot put from Florida's Tom Jones Memorial of 17.01m (55-09.75) ranks 19th in the NCAA, while Tedreauna Britt's career-best discus mark of 54.51m (178-10) sits at No. 38.
• The Ole Miss pole vault squad will be at full strength, and enter not only as one of the top teams nationally but also with two of the top standouts so far this season. Lyndsey Reed currently sits 11th in the nation at 4.28m (14-00.50), the second-best height in school history that also made her just the second Rebel to ever join the 14-foot club indoors or outdoors. Samara McConnell also ranks in the top-30 in 26th at her outdoor PR of 4.19m (13-9), the fourth-best in school history.
• Sintayehu Vissa (800-meter) and Anna Elkin (5K) will highlight a deep women's distance squad this week, both having set school records throughout the season. Vissa shattered the 1500-meter record at 4:16.70, and set the fastest 800-meter time at Ole Miss since 2015 at 2:05.01 -- the latter of which she will compete in at the conference meet this week. Elkin, meanwhile, took down the 5K record at 16:01.34, and will lead a delegation in the 5K that includes Skylar Boogerd, Cate Tracht and Loral Winn. Reigning SEC silver medalist in the 10K Clio Ozanne-Jaques will return to the conference meet in search of another medal, as is 2018 steeplechase runner-up Lisa Vogelgesang.
• Senior Kieshonna Brooks will make her return to the heptathlon for the first time in two years at the SEC Championships this week. Her career-best of 5,338 from the 2018 SEC Championships stands as the fifth-best in school history, as well as the national record in her native St. Kitts & Nevis.
Rebel Women • NCAA Top-50
11. Lyndsey Reed – Pole Vault – 4.28m/14-00.50
13. Jasmine Mitchell – Hammer – 66.37m/217-09
14. Shey Taiwo – Hammer – 66.35m/217-08
19. Jalani Davis – Shot Put – 17.01m/55-09.75
26. Samara McConnell – Pole Vault – 4.19m/13-09.00
30. Sintayehu Vissa – 800-Meter – 2:05.01
35. Jalani Davis – Hammer – 63.54m/208-05
38. Tedreauna Britt – Discus – 54.51m/178-10
42. Brandee Presley – 100-Meter Dash – 11.38 (+0.1)
45. Jasmine Mitchell – Shot Put – 16.27m/53-04.50
46. 4x100-Meter Relay (Womack, Presley, Eckford, Glatz) – 44.66
48. Sintayehu Vissa – 1500-Meter – 4:16.70
Rebel Women • NCAA East Region Top-48 (Top-24 Relays)
5. Jasmine Mitchell – Hammer – 66.37m/217-09
6. Shey Taiwo – Hammer – 66.35m/217-08
6. Lyndsey Reed – Pole Vault – 4.28m/14-00.50
8. Jalani Davis – Shot Put – 17.01m/55-09.75
15. Samara McConnell – Pole Vault – 4.19m/13-09.00
16. Tedreauna Britt – Discus – 54.51m/178-10
17. Jalani Davis – Hammer – 63.54m/208-05
21. Sintayehu Vissa – 800-Meter – 2:05.01
21. 4x100-Meter Relay (Womack, Presley, Eckford, Glatz) – 44.66
22. Jasmine Mitchell – Shot Put – 16.27m/53-04.50
24. Brandee Presley – 200-Meter Dash – 23.40 (+1.3)
24. Sintayehu Vissa – 1500-Meter – 4:16.70
24. Anna Elkin – 5K – 16:01.34
26. Brandee Presley – 100-Meter Dash – 11.38 (+0.1)
29. Tedreauna Britt – Shot Put – 16.10m/52-10.00
32. Kieshonna Brooks – 100-Meter Hurdles – 13.42 (+2.8)
33. Kristel van den Berg – 3000-Meter Steeplechase – 10:17.46
33. Jalani Davis – Discus – 51.92m/170-04
34. Anna Elkin – 1500-Meter – 4:18.31
36. Kieshonna Brooks – Long Jump – 6.21m/20-04.50 (+1.9)
39. Loral Winn – 1500-Meter – 4:19.00
40. Victoria Simmons – 10K – 35:18.00
42. Deborah Bulai – Hammer – 58.99m/193-06
Rebel Women • #EventSquad Top-10 Rankings
Average of top-four marks or times per team in each event nationally
2. Hammer
Average: 63.81m/209-04
13. Jasmine Mitchell – 66.37m/217-09
14. Shey Taiwo – 66.35m/217-08
35. Jalani Davis – 63.54m/208-06
81. Deborah Bulai – 58.99m/193-07
5. Discus
Average: 51.40m/168-08
38. Tedreauna Britt – 54.51m/178-10
69. Jalani Davis – 51.92m/170-04
-- Shey Taiwo – 49.62m/162-10
-- Jasmine Mitchell – 49.53m/162-06
6. Shot Put
Average: 15.54m/51-0
19. Jalani Davis – 17.01m/55-09.75
45. Jasmine Mitchell – 16.27m/53-04.50
55. Tedreauna Britt – 16.10m/52-10
-- Shey Taiwo – 12.79m/41-11.50
6. Pole Vault
Average: 4.06m/13-03.50
11. Lyndsey Reed – 4.28m/14-00.50
26. Samara McConnell – 4.19m/13-9
-- Elizabeth Nix – 3.89m/12-9
-- Alex Brooks – 3.86m/12-8
TEAM NOTES
• Ole Miss is in year six under head coach Connie Price-Smith, who has led the Rebels to new heights in her time in Oxford with seven NCAA top-25 team finishes, four NCAA individual titles, 39 SEC individual titles and 98 First or Second-Team All-American awards. In 20 years as a head coach at both Ole Miss and Southern Illinois dating back to 2002, Price-Smith has collected 12 NCAA event titles and mentored 167 All-Americans on the track.
Rebel Men Competing:
200-Meter Dash: Elijah Dryer (Heat 1), Isaiah Teer (Heat 4)
800-Meter: Marcus Dropik (Heat 1), Baylor Franklin (Heat 1), John Rivera Jr. (Heat 2), Jacob Lough (Heat 3), Everett Smulders (Heat 4), Waleed Suliman (Heat 4)
1500-Meter: Michael Coccia (Heat 1), Cade Bethmann (Heat 1), Mario Garcia Romo (Heat 2), Dalton Hengst (Heat 2), Nick Moulai (Heat 2), Waleed Suliman (Heat 3)
5K: Cade Bethmann, Cole Bullock, Michael Coccia, Mario Garcia Romo, Dalton Hengst, Nick Moulai, Ben Savino, Robinson Snider
10K: Robinson Snider
110-Meter Hurdles: Kenney Broadnax (Heat 2)
4x100-Meter Relay (Heat 2): Isaiah Teer, Elijah Dryer, Kenney Broadnax, Tristyn Wooley
High Jump: Allen Gordon, Ukurugenzi Kojo
Pole Vault: Ryan Roark, Miles Walden
Long Jump: Allen Gordon (Flight 2)
Triple Jump: Demond Fleming (Flight 1), Allen Gordon (Flight 1)
Shot Put: Daniel Viveros
Discus: Daniel Viveros (Flight 1)
Hammer: Joseph Benedetto (Flight 1), Joseph Lanham (Flight 1)
Decathlon: Pierce Genereux, Peyton Lowery
Rebel Women Competing:
100-Meter Dash: Brandee Presley (Heat 3)
200-Meter Dash: Jayda Eckford (Heat 1)
400-Meter Dash: Toni Glatz (Heat 1), Orianna Shaw (Heat 2)
800-Meter: Sintayehu Vissa (Heat 3)
1500-Meter: Makayla Fick (Heat 1), Loral Winn (Heat 2)
5K: Skylar Boogerd, Anna Elkin, Cate Tracht, Loral Winn
10K: Ryann Helmers, Clio Ozanne-Jaques, Victoria Simmons
3000-Meter Steeplechase: Morgan Claire Rose, Kristel van den Berg, Lisa Vogelgesang
4x100-Meter Relay (Heat 2): Brandee Presley, Jayda Eckford, Kieshonna Brooks, Toni Glatz, Olivia Womack
4x400-Meter Relay (Heat 1): Jayda Eckford, Brandee Presley, Orianna Shaw, Toni Glatz
High Jump: Sara Van Aken
Pole Vault: Alex Brooks, Samara McConnell, Elizabeth Nix, Lyndsey Reed
Shot Put: Tedreauna Britt (Flight 1), Jalani Davis (Flight 2), Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2)
Discus: Tedreauna Britt, Deborah Bulai, Jalani Davis, Jasmine Mitchell
Hammer: Deborah Bulai (Flight 1), Jalani Davis (Flight 2), Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2), Shey Taiwo (Flight 2)
Heptathlon: Kieshonna Brooks, Meg Goebel, Sara Van Aken
COMPETITION SCHEDULE (All Times Central)
Day One (Thurs., May 13)
12:00 PM – Men's Hammer – Joseph Benedetto (Flight 1), Joseph Lanham (Flight 1)
2:00 PM – Men's Decathlon (100m, LJ, SP, HJ, 400m) – Pierce Genereux, Peyton Lowery
2:20 PM – Women's Heptathlon (100mH, HJ, SP, 200m) – Kieshonna Brooks, Meg Goebel, Sara Van Aken
6:30 PM – Men's 800-Meter Prelim – Marcus Dropik (Heat 1), Baylor Franklin (Heat 1), John Rivera Jr. (Heat 2), Jacob Lough (Heat 3), Everett Smulders (Heat 4), Waleed Suliman (Heat 4)
6:50 PM – Women's 800-Meter Prelim – Sintayehu Vissa (Heat 3)
7:10 PM – Men's 200-Meter Dash Prelim – Elijah Dryer (Heat 1), Isaiah Teer (Heat 4)
7:35 PM – Women's 200-Meter Dash Prelim – Jayda Eckford (Heat 1)
8:40 PM – Men's 10K Final – Robinson Snider
9:20 PM – Women's 10K Final – Ryann Helmers, Clio Ozanne-Jaques, Victoria Simmons
Day Two (Fri., May 14)
1:45 PM – Men's Decathlon (110mH, DT, PV, JT, 1500m) – Pierce Genereux, Peyton Lowery
2:00 PM – Women's Hammer – Deborah Bulai (Flight 1), Jalani Davis (Flight 2), Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2), Shey Taiwo (Flight 2)
2:35 PM – Women's Heptathlon (LJ, JT, 800m) – Kieshonna Brooks, Meg Goebel, Sara Van Aken
5:00 PM – Men's High Jump – Allen Gordon, Ukurugenzi Kojo
6:00 PM – Men's 110-Meter Hurdles Prelim – Kenney Broadnax (Heat 2)
6:05 PM – Women's Pole Vault – Alex Brooks, Samara McConnell, Elizabeth Nix, Lyndsey Reed
6:20 PM – Men's Shot Put – Daniel Viveros
6:40 PM – Men's 1500-Meter Prelim – Michael Coccia (Heat 1), Cade Bethmann (Heat 1), Mario Garcia Romo (Heat 2), Dalton Hengst (Heat 2), Nick Moulai (Heat 2), Waleed Suliman (Heat 3)
7:00 PM – Women's 1500-Meter Prelim – Makayla Fick (Heat 1), Loral Winn (Heat 2)
7:05 PM – Men's Long Jump – Allen Gordon (Flight 2)
7:45 PM – Women's 400-Meter Dash Prelim – Toni Glatz (Heat 1), Orianna Shaw (Heat 2)
8:00 PM – Women's Shot Put – Tedreauna Britt (Flight 1), Jalani Davis (Flight 2), Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2)
8:35 PM – Women's 100-Meter Dash Prelim – Brandee Presley (Heat 3)
9:20 PM – Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase Final – Morgan Claire Rose, Kristel van den Berg, Lisa Vogelgesang
Day Three (Sat., May 15)
2:30 PM – Men's Discus – Daniel Viveros (Flight 1)
2:30 PM – Men's Triple Jump – Demond Fleming (Flight 1), Allen Gordon (Flight 1)
5:00 PM – Women's Discus – Tedreauna Britt, Deborah Bulai, Jalani Davis, Jasmine Mitchell
5:00 PM – Men's Pole Vault – Ryan Roark, Miles Walden
5:00 PM – Men's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (Heat 2) – Isaiah Teer, Elijah Dryer, Kenney Broadnax, Tristyn Wooley
5:15 PM – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (Heat 2) – Brandee Presley, Jayda Eckford, Kieshonna Brooks, Toni Glatz, Olivia Womack
5:25 PM – Men's 1500-Meter Final
5:35 PM – Women's 1500-Meter Final
5:45 PM – Women's High Jump – Sara Van Aken
5:45 PM – Men's 110-Meter Hurdles Final
6:15 PM – Women's 400-Meter Dash Final
6:35 PM – Women's 100-Meter Dash Final
6:45 PM – Men's 800-Meter Final
6:55 PM – Women's 800-Meter Final
7:25 PM – Men's 200-Meter Dash Final
7:35 PM – Women's 200-Meter Dash Final
7:45 PM – Men's 5K Final – Cade Bethmann, Cole Bullock, Michael Coccia, Mario Garcia Romo, Dalton Hengst, Nick Moulai, Ben Savino, Robinson Snider
8:05 PM – Women's 5K Final – Skylar Boogerd, Anna Elkin, Cate Tracht, Loral Winn
8:40 PM – Women's 4x400-Meter Relay Final (Heat 1) – Jayda Eckford, Brandee Presley, Orianna Shaw, Toni Glatz
| SEC Outdoor Championships, Master Schedule (all times CT) | ||
| Day One | Thursday, May 13 | ||
| Time | Event | Athlete(s) |
| 12:00 PM | Men's Hammer Final | Joseph Benedetto (Flight 1) Joseph Lanham (Flight 1) |
| 2:00 PM | Men's Decathlon (100-Meter Dash) | Pierce Genereux (Heat 1, Lane 6) Peyton Lowery (Heat 2, Lane 8) |
| 2:20 PM | Women's Heptathlon (100-Meter Hurdles) | Sara Van Aken (Heat 1, Lane 4) Meg Goebel (Heat 2, Lane 4) Kieshonna Brooks (Heat 5, Lane 4) |
| 2:40 PM | Men's Decathlon (Long Jump) | Pierce Genereux Peyton Lowery |
| 3:00 PM | Women's Heptathlon (High Jump) | Kieshonna Brooks (Flight 1) Meg Goebel (Flight 1) Sara Van Aken (Flight 2) |
| 3:40 PM | Men's Decathlon (Shot Put) | Pierce Genereux Peyton Lowery |
| 4:35 PM | Men's Decathlon (High Jump) | Pierce Genereux (Flight 1) Peyton Lowery (Flight 1) |
| 4:55 PM | Women's Heptathlon (Shot Put) | Kieshonna Brooks (Flight 1) Meg Goebel (Flight 1) Sara Van Aken (Flight 1) |
| 5:50 PM | Women's Heptathlon (200-Meter Dash) | Kieshonna Brooks (Heat 1, Lane 5) Meg Goebel (Heat 2, Lane 3) Sara Van Aken (Heat 2, Lane 5) |
| 6:05 PM | Men's Decathlon (400-Meter Dash) | Peyton Lowery (Heat 1, Lane 7) Pierce Genereux (Heat 1, Lane 8) |
| 6:30 PM | Men's 800-Meter Prelims | Marcus Dropik (Heat 1, Lane 5) Baylor Franklin (Heat 1, Lane 9) John Rivera Jr. (Heat 2, Lane 6) Jacob Lough (Heat 3, Lane 9) Waleed Suliman (Heat 4, Lane 4) Everett Smulders (Heat 4, Lane 8) |
| 6:50 PM | Women's 800-Meter Prelims | Sintayehu Vissa (Heat 3, Lane 6) |
| 7:10 PM | Men's 200-Meter Dash Prelims | Elijah Dryer (Heat 1, Lane 7) Isaiah Teer (Heat 4, Lane 3) |
| 7:35 PM | Women's 200-Meter Dash Prelims | Jayda Eckford (Heat 1, Lane 4) |
| 8:40 PM | Men's 10K Final | Robinson Snider |
| 9:20 PM | Women's 10K Final | Ryann Helmers Clio Ozanne-Jaques Victoria Simmons |
| Day Two | Friday, May 14 | ||
| Time | Event | Athlete(s) |
| 1:45 PM | Men's Decathlon (110-Meter Hurdles) | Peyton Lowery (Heat 1, Lane 2) Pierce Genereux (Heat 2, Lane 8) |
| 2:00 PM | Women's Hammer Final | Deborah Bulai (Flight 1) Jalani Davis (Flight 2) Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2) Shey Taiwo (Flight 2) |
| 2:30 PM | Men's Decathlon (Discus) | Pierce Genereux Peyton Lowery |
| 2:35 PM | Women's Heptathlon (Long Jump) | Meg Goebel (Flight 1) Kieshonna Brooks (Flight 2) Sara Van Aken (Flight 2) |
| 3:40 PM | Men's Decathlon (Pole Vault) | Peyton Lowery (Flight 1) Pierce Genereux (Flight 2) |
| 3:45 PM | Women's Heptathlon (Javelin) | Kieshonna Brooks (Flight 1) Meg Goebel (Flight 1) Sara Van Aken (Flight 2) |
| 4:45 PM | Women's Heptathlon (800-Meter) | Kieshonna Brooks Meg Goebel Sara Van Aken |
| 5:00 PM | Men's High Jump Final | Allen Gordon Ukurugenzi Kojo |
| 5:15 PM | Men's Decathlon (Javelin) | Pierce Genereux Peyton Lowery |
| 6:00 PM | Men's 110-Meter Hurdles Prelims | Kenney Broadnax (Heat 2, Lane 3) |
| 6:05 PM | Women's Pole Vault Final | Alex Brooks Samara McConnell Elizabeth Nix Lyndsey Reed |
| 6:20 PM | Men's Shot Put Final | Daniel Viveros |
| 6:30 PM | Men's Decathlon (1500-Meter) | Pierce Genereux Peyton Lowery |
| 6:40 PM | Men's 1500-Meter Prelims | Michael Coccia (Heat 1) Cade Bethmann (Heat 1) Mario Garcia Romo (Heat 2) Dalton Hengst (Heat 2) Nick Moulai (Heat 2) Waleed Suliman (Heat 3) |
| 7:00 PM | Women's 1500-Meter Prelims | Makayla Fick (Heat 1) Loral Winn (Heat 2) |
| 7:05 PM | Men's Long Jump Final | Allen Gordon (Flight 2) |
| 7:45 PM | Women's 400-Meter Dash Prelim | Toni Glatz (Heat 1, Lane 5) Orianna Shaw (Heat 2, Lane 3) |
| 8:00 PM | Women's Shot Put Final | Tedreauna Britt (Flight 1) Jalani Davis (Flight 2) Jasmine Mitchell (Flight 2) |
| 8:35 PM | Women's 100-Meter Dash Prelim | Brandee Presley (Heat 3, Lane 3) |
| 9:20 PM | Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase Final | Morgan Claire Rose Kristel van den Berg Lisa Vogelgesang |
| Day Three | Saturday, May 15 | ||
| Time | Event | Athlete(s) |
| 2:30 PM | Men's Discus Final | Daniel Viveros (Flight 1) |
| Men's Triple Jump Final | Demond Fleming (Flight 1) Allen Gordon (Flight 1) |
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| 5:00 PM | Women's Discus Final | Tedreauna Britt Deborah Bulai Jalani Davis Jasmine Mitchell |
| Men's Pole Vault Final | Ryan Roark Miles Walden |
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| Men's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (Heat 2, Lane 2) | Isaiah Teer Elijah Dryer Kenney Broadnax Tristyn Wooley |
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| 5:15 PM | Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (Heat 2, Lane 9) | Brandee Presley Jayda Eckford Kieshonna Brooks Toni Glatz Olivia Womack |
| 5:25 PM | Men's 1500-Meter Final | Cade Bethmann Michael Coccia Mario Garcia Romo Dalton Hengst Waleed Suliman |
| 5:35 PM | Women's 1500-Meter Final | Loral Winn |
| 5:45 PM | Women's High Jump Final | Sara Van Aken |
| 6:35 PM | Women's 100-Meter Dash Final | Brandee Presley |
| 6:45 PM | Men's 800-Meter Final | Waleed Suliman |
| 6:55 PM | Women's 800-Meter Final | Sintayehu Vissa |
| 7:25 PM | Men's 200-Meter Dash Final | Elijah Dryer |
| 7:45 PM | Men's 5K Final | Cade Bethmann Cole Bullock Michael Coccia Mario Garcia Romo Dalton Hengst Nick Moulai Ben Savino Robinson Snider |
| 8:05 PM | Women's 5K Final | Skylar Boogerd Anna Elkin Cate Tracht |
| 8:40 PM | Women's 4x400-Meter Relay (Heat 1, Lane 5) | Jayda Eckford Brandee Presley Orianna Shaw Toni Glatz |
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