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Friday, March 18
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Track & Field Wins Three More Events at Conclusion of Tiger Track Classic
3/19/2022 | Track and Field
Daniel Viveros Notches Second-Best Shot Put Mark in School History
AUBURN, Ala. – Ole Miss track & field came away with three more event victories at the conclusion of the Tiger Track Classic held at Auburn on Saturday.
Junior thrower Daniel Viveros picked up his outdoor season right where he left off after an impressive indoor campaign, winning the shot put today at an outdoor PR of 18.69m/61-04.00. That toss ranks as the second-best in Ole Miss history outdoors, and is within two inches of his overall career best 18.75m/61-06.25 set last month at the SEC Indoor Championships.
Other event wins on Saturday came courtesy of freshman Madison Hulsey in her first collegiate track race in the women's 800-meter at 2:12.12, and the men's 4x100-meter relay of Ryan Star, Elijah Dryer, Kenney Broadnax and Tristyn Wooley at 40.39 seconds.
Ole Miss also nabbed a couple of additional runner-up relay finishes, with the men's 4x400-meter relay quartet of Isaiah Weasby, Dryer, Star and Jacob Lough running 3:15.40, and the women's 4x400-meter relay team of Toni Glatz, Olivia Womack, Ariyonna Augustine and Jayda Eckford finishing second at 3:44.86.
Elsewhere on the track, newcomer Spencer Brown took runner-up honors in the men's 110-meter hurdles at a large PR of 14.35 (+1.5), the 10th-fastest time ever run by a Rebel.
Ole Miss received two additional strong runner-up finishes in the field on Saturday. Sophomore Samara McConnell did so in the women's pole vault, where she came in second on total misses at earlier bars before her best of 4.01m/13-01.75, and fellow sophomore jumper Kyla McLaurin did in the women's triple jump at 11.85m/38-10.50 (-0.5).
Other Rebels with impressive performances on Saturday included a pair of PRs in the women's 200-meter dash from Kelly Rowe (fourth, 23.88/+1.0) and Toni Glatz (seventh, 24.27/+1.2), as well as sophomore Ukurugenzi Kojo in the men's high jump at 2.05m/6-08.75, which ranks 12th-best in Ole Miss history.
Ole Miss now returns home to host two consecutive home meets: first, the Ole Miss Classic on March 25-26, and then the Joe Walker Invitational on April 8-9.
REBELS IN DAY TWO COMPETITION
Women's 100-Meter Dash
7. Kelly Rowe – 11.86 (+2.2)
Women's 200-Meter Dash
4. Kelly Rowe – 23.88 (+1.0) – PR
7. Toni Glatz – 24.27 (+1.2) – PR
13. Meg Goebel – 26.07 (+1.2)
14. Sara Van Aken – 26.45 (+1.1)
19. Annie Strong – 28.26 (+0.5)
Men's 200-Meter Dash
5. Tristyn Wooley – 21.21 (+0.2)
8. Isaiah Weasby – 21.76 (+2.2)
12. Kenney Broadnax – 21.82 (+2.2)
Women's 800-Meter
1. Madison Hulsey – 2:12.12
Men's 800-Meter
5. Jacob Lough – 1:52.64
7. Cole Piotrowski – 1:53.75
Women's 100-Meter Hurdles
3. Meg Goebel – 14.81 (+0.2)
7. Annie Strong – 16.17 (+0.2)
Men's 110-Meter Hurdles
2. Spencer Brown – 14.35 (+1.5) – No. 10 Ole Miss History
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay
DQ
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay
1. Ryan Star, Elijah Dryer, Kenney Broadnax, Tristyn Wooley – 40.39
Women's 4x400-Meter Relay
2. Toni Glatz, Olivia Womack, Ariyonna Augustine, Jayda Eckford – 3:44.86
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay
2. Isaiah Weasby, Elijah Dryer, Ryan Star, Jacob Lough – 3:15.40
Women's High Jump
9. Meg Goebel – 1.61m/5-03.25
NH Sara Van Aken
Men's High Jump
5. Ukurugenzi Kojo – 2.05m/6-08.75 – PR, No. 12 Ole Miss History
Women's Pole Vault
2. Samara McConnell – 4.01m/13-01.75
T3. Alex Brooks – 3.86m/12-08
T3. Elizabeth Nix – 3.86m/12-08
NH Remy Guertel
Men's Pole Vault
9. Frankie Amore – 4.81m/15-09.25 – No. 12 Ole Miss History
11. Ford Maberry – 4.66m/15-03.50
NH Miles Walden
Women's Triple Jump
2. Kyla McLaurin – 11.85m/38-10.50 (-0.5)
Men's Triple Jump
6. Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley – 14.28m/46-10.25 (-0.9)
9. Demond Fleming – 13.53m/44-04.75 (+3.2)
Men's Shot Put
1. Daniel Viveros – 18.69m/61-04 – PR, No. 2 Ole Miss History
Men's Discus
8. Daniel Viveros – 48.10m/157-09
22. Pierce Genereux – 34.52m/113-03 – PR
23. Peyton Lowery – 32.64m/107-01 – PR
Women's Discus
10. Deborah Bulai – 40.75m/133-08
Men's Hammer
9. Joseph Benedetto – 56.75m/186-02
10. Joseph Lanham – 56.34m/184-10
11. Montel Johnson – 52.69m/172-10 – No. 12 Ole Miss History
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
Junior thrower Daniel Viveros picked up his outdoor season right where he left off after an impressive indoor campaign, winning the shot put today at an outdoor PR of 18.69m/61-04.00. That toss ranks as the second-best in Ole Miss history outdoors, and is within two inches of his overall career best 18.75m/61-06.25 set last month at the SEC Indoor Championships.
Other event wins on Saturday came courtesy of freshman Madison Hulsey in her first collegiate track race in the women's 800-meter at 2:12.12, and the men's 4x100-meter relay of Ryan Star, Elijah Dryer, Kenney Broadnax and Tristyn Wooley at 40.39 seconds.
Ole Miss also nabbed a couple of additional runner-up relay finishes, with the men's 4x400-meter relay quartet of Isaiah Weasby, Dryer, Star and Jacob Lough running 3:15.40, and the women's 4x400-meter relay team of Toni Glatz, Olivia Womack, Ariyonna Augustine and Jayda Eckford finishing second at 3:44.86.
Elsewhere on the track, newcomer Spencer Brown took runner-up honors in the men's 110-meter hurdles at a large PR of 14.35 (+1.5), the 10th-fastest time ever run by a Rebel.
Ole Miss received two additional strong runner-up finishes in the field on Saturday. Sophomore Samara McConnell did so in the women's pole vault, where she came in second on total misses at earlier bars before her best of 4.01m/13-01.75, and fellow sophomore jumper Kyla McLaurin did in the women's triple jump at 11.85m/38-10.50 (-0.5).
Other Rebels with impressive performances on Saturday included a pair of PRs in the women's 200-meter dash from Kelly Rowe (fourth, 23.88/+1.0) and Toni Glatz (seventh, 24.27/+1.2), as well as sophomore Ukurugenzi Kojo in the men's high jump at 2.05m/6-08.75, which ranks 12th-best in Ole Miss history.
Ole Miss now returns home to host two consecutive home meets: first, the Ole Miss Classic on March 25-26, and then the Joe Walker Invitational on April 8-9.
REBELS IN DAY TWO COMPETITION
Women's 100-Meter Dash
7. Kelly Rowe – 11.86 (+2.2)
Women's 200-Meter Dash
4. Kelly Rowe – 23.88 (+1.0) – PR
7. Toni Glatz – 24.27 (+1.2) – PR
13. Meg Goebel – 26.07 (+1.2)
14. Sara Van Aken – 26.45 (+1.1)
19. Annie Strong – 28.26 (+0.5)
Men's 200-Meter Dash
5. Tristyn Wooley – 21.21 (+0.2)
8. Isaiah Weasby – 21.76 (+2.2)
12. Kenney Broadnax – 21.82 (+2.2)
Women's 800-Meter
1. Madison Hulsey – 2:12.12
Men's 800-Meter
5. Jacob Lough – 1:52.64
7. Cole Piotrowski – 1:53.75
Women's 100-Meter Hurdles
3. Meg Goebel – 14.81 (+0.2)
7. Annie Strong – 16.17 (+0.2)
Men's 110-Meter Hurdles
2. Spencer Brown – 14.35 (+1.5) – No. 10 Ole Miss History
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay
DQ
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay
1. Ryan Star, Elijah Dryer, Kenney Broadnax, Tristyn Wooley – 40.39
Women's 4x400-Meter Relay
2. Toni Glatz, Olivia Womack, Ariyonna Augustine, Jayda Eckford – 3:44.86
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay
2. Isaiah Weasby, Elijah Dryer, Ryan Star, Jacob Lough – 3:15.40
Women's High Jump
9. Meg Goebel – 1.61m/5-03.25
NH Sara Van Aken
Men's High Jump
5. Ukurugenzi Kojo – 2.05m/6-08.75 – PR, No. 12 Ole Miss History
Women's Pole Vault
2. Samara McConnell – 4.01m/13-01.75
T3. Alex Brooks – 3.86m/12-08
T3. Elizabeth Nix – 3.86m/12-08
NH Remy Guertel
Men's Pole Vault
9. Frankie Amore – 4.81m/15-09.25 – No. 12 Ole Miss History
11. Ford Maberry – 4.66m/15-03.50
NH Miles Walden
Women's Triple Jump
2. Kyla McLaurin – 11.85m/38-10.50 (-0.5)
Men's Triple Jump
6. Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley – 14.28m/46-10.25 (-0.9)
9. Demond Fleming – 13.53m/44-04.75 (+3.2)
Men's Shot Put
1. Daniel Viveros – 18.69m/61-04 – PR, No. 2 Ole Miss History
Men's Discus
8. Daniel Viveros – 48.10m/157-09
22. Pierce Genereux – 34.52m/113-03 – PR
23. Peyton Lowery – 32.64m/107-01 – PR
Women's Discus
10. Deborah Bulai – 40.75m/133-08
Men's Hammer
9. Joseph Benedetto – 56.75m/186-02
10. Joseph Lanham – 56.34m/184-10
11. Montel Johnson – 52.69m/172-10 – No. 12 Ole Miss History
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
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