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Track & Field Sets More Records, National Marks in Conclusion to Vanderbilt Invitational
1/21/2023 | Track and Field
Freshman Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan Breaks Shot Put Record, Baylor Franklin Sets NCAA Lead in 800-Meter
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Ole Miss track & field freshman Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan took down another school record, while the Rebel distance squad had several impressive season debuts in the conclusion to the Vanderbilt Invitational on Saturday.
Robinson-O'Hagan – the reigning SEC Men's Freshman of the Week – took aim this week at the Ole Miss indoor men's shot put record one week after smashing the weight throw record. On his third attempt of the day, Robinson-O'Hagan let one fly 19.58m/64-3 – surpassing Brian Williams' 2018 record of 19.24m/63-01.50 by more than a foot to become the first Rebel men's thrower to break 64 feet indoors or outdoors.
This season, that throw puts Robinson-O'Hagan atop the SEC leaderboard and No. 6 in the NCAA, as well as ahead of all other NCAA freshmen by five feet. He is now only the third collegiate freshman to break 64 feet in the shot put since 2019, and combined with his weight throw record of 22.24m/72-11.75 from last week, he is the lone collegiate freshman to break 22 meters in the weight and 64 feet in the shot since at least 2013.
Elsewhere in the shot put, senior Daniel Viveros finished third at a season-best 18.46m/60-06.75 in the invitational section behind runner-up Robinson-O'Hagan, and in the open section Mason Hickel threw a PR 16.85m/55-03.50 to finish second and move to No. 8 in Ole Miss history.
In the women's shot put, senior Jasmine Mitchell had a career day as well, winning by two feet at a big two-foot overall personal best 17.42m/57-2 – shooting her to the top of the SEC in addition to No. 3 in the NCAA and improving upon her spot in No. 4 all-time at Ole Miss indoors. This is the second week in a row with a career improvement for Mitchell, who opened her season at 16.77m/55-00.25 last week.
A decent portion of the Ole Miss distance squad opened their 2023 seasons at Vanderbilt this weekend, and the men's middle distance runners had a particularly excellent season debut on Saturday.
All-American seniors Baylor Franklin and Tiarnan Crorken took to the track with a vengeance in the men's 800-meter, setting the top two times in the NCAA this season. Franklin won at an indoor PR of 1:46.74, the second-fastest time ever by a Rebel indoors behind George Kersh's record 1:46.19 from the 1991 NCAA Indoor Championships. This is just the latest in a long line of impressive 800-meter improvements for Franklin, who ended his outdoor season in 2022 with a stunning fifth-place finish in the U.S. final at 1:45.65 after splitting 52.90 over his final 400 to claw his way from near the back of the pack.
Crorken was the runner-up at a PR 1:47.39, improving upon his spot at No. 5 in Ole Miss history and besting his previous time of 1:47.64 from the NCAA Indoor Championships last season. Redshirt freshman Chase Rose clocked an 800-meter PR as well, finishing fourth at 1:49.29 (No. 10 Ole Miss history, No. 13 NCAA).
Ole Miss also added two more sub-four minute mile times to its historic all-time list, with seniors Shane Bracken and Anthony Camerieri eclipsing the prestigious barrier. Bracken won the mile at 3:57.95, currently the No. 5 time in the NCAA and within a few tenths of a second of his PR 3:57.27 from last season that ranks fourth all-time at Ole Miss.
Camerieri was the runner-up at a career-best 3:58.75, making him the No. 9 performer in school history and No. 8 in the NCAA this year. In its history, Ole Miss now boasts 11 all-time sub-four minute milers, all within the last five seasons.
Also having a strong day on the track was senior sprinter Ariyonna Augustine, who improved in the 60-meter dash for the second straight week. Augustine finished second in the final at 7.46 seconds, a new best in her time at Ole Miss that puts her into a tie for No. 12 in school history.
Up next, Ole Miss will travel to Arkansas for a national-caliber team competition in the Razorback Invitational on Jan. 27-28.
REBELS IN DAY TWO COMPETITION
Women's 60-Meter Dash
2. Ariyonna Augustine – 7.46f – 7.52q (3rd) – Ole Miss Best, T-No. 12 Ole Miss History
Men's 60-Meter Dash
20. Ryan Star – 7.04p – Ties SB
39. Carson Walls – 7.47p
Women's 400-Meter Dash
5. Graycyn Yelverton – 57.18
13. Jayda Eckford – 58.08 – SB
Women's 800-Meter
7. Madison Hulsey – 2:13.23
17. Jenna Kirby – 2:17.80
Men's 800-Meter
1. Baylor Franklin – 1:46.74 – Indoor PR, No. 2 Ole Miss History, No. 1 NCAA
2. Tiarnan Crorken – 1:47.39 – PR, No. 5 Ole Miss History, No. 2 NCAA
4. Chase Rose – 1:49.29 – PR, No. 10 Ole Miss History, No. 13 NCAA
9. Cole Piotrowski – 1:52.27
20. Marcus Dropik – 1:55.41
Men's Mile
1. Shane Bracken – 3:57.95 – SB, No. 5 NCAA
2. Anthony Camerieri – 3:58.75 – PR, No. 9 Ole Miss History, No. 8 NCAA
5. Dalton Hengst – 4:04.68 – SB
12. Gabe Scales – 4:06.01 – PR
13. Dereck Elkins – 4:06.37 – SB
27. Aiden Britt – 4:12.66 – PR
28. Miles Phillips – 4:12.87 – PR
Women's 3K
3. Kristel van den Berg – 9:36.37
35. Hannah Ielfield – 10:17.93
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay
10. Marcus Dropik, Cole Piotrowski, Tiarnan Crorken, Baylor Franklin – 3:19.87
Women's Pole Vault (Invite)
5. Samara McConnell – 3.93m/12-10.75
NH Elizabeth Nix
NH Lyndsey Reed
Women's Pole Vault (Open)
5. Raylynn Gibbs – 3.65m/11-11.75 – PR, T-No. 13 Ole Miss History
7. Kathryn Hosp – 3.65m/11-11.75 – PR, T-No. 13 Ole Miss History
13. Remy Guertel – 3.45m/11-03.75
Women's Triple Jump
15. Kyla McLaurin – 11.84m/38-10.25
18. Christian Hill – 11.51m/37-09.25
21. Kayla Jemison – 11.38m/37-4 – SB
Men's Triple Jump
13. Gavin Nembhard – 14.13m/46-04.25
Women's Shot Put
1. Jasmine Mitchell – 17.42m/57-2 – 2-foot PR, No. 4 Ole Miss History, No. 3 NCAA, No. 1 SEC
4. Jalani Davis – 15.56m/51-00.75 – SB
10. Tedreauna Britt – 14.79m/48-06.25
Men's Shot Put (Invite)
2. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 19.58m/64-3 – School Record, No. 6 NCAA, No. 1 NCAA Freshmen, No. 3 SEC
3. Daniel Viveros – 18.46m/60-06.75 – SB
Men's Shot Put (Open)
2. Mason Hickel – 16.85m/55-03.50 – PR, No. 8 Ole Miss History
Men's Heptathlon
Pierce Genereux – 4,543, 9th Place
60-Meter Dash: 14th, 7.64 – 668 points – SB
Long Jump: 12th, 5.85m/19-02.50 – 554 points
Shot Put: 2nd, 12.42m/40-9 – 632 points – PR
High Jump: 11th, 1.70m/5-7 – 544 points – SB
60-Meter Hurdles: 9th, 8.88 – 772 points – PR
Pole Vault: 1st, 4.60m/15-1 – 790 points
1000-Meter: 13th, 3:08.55 – 583 points
Peyton Lowery – 3,506, 13th Place
60-Meter Dash: 12th, 7.55 – 697 points – SB
Long Jump: 10th, 5.96m/19-06.75 – 578 points – SB
Shot Put: 13th, 9.89m/32-05.50 – 479 points
High Jump: 14th, 1.64m/5-04.50 – 496 points
60-Meter Hurdles: 14th, 9.39 – 581 points – SB
Pole Vault: No height
1000-Meter: 12th, 3:07.32 – 594 points
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REBELS IN DAY ONE COMPETITION
Women's 1000-Meter
2. Loral Winn – 2:43.85 – School Record
6. Sophie Baumann – 2:46.78
7. Jocelyn Long – 2:49.03
Women's High Jump (Open)
7. LaRiah Shannon – 1.57m/5-01.75
7. Kayla Jemison – 1.57m/5-01.75 – SB
Men's High Jump
NH Arvesta Troupe
Men's Pole Vault (Invite)
5. Noah Mumme – 5.22m/17-01.50 – PR, No. 5 Ole Miss History, No. 26 NCAA
Men's Pole Vault (Open)
1. Logan Kelley – 4.95m/16-02.75 – PR, T-No. 10 Ole Miss History
5. Frankie Amore – 4.80m/15-9
6. Ford Maberry – 4.65m/15-3
9. Miles Walden – 4.45m/14-07.25
Women's Long Jump
20. Kyla McLaurin – 5.59m/18-04.25 – PR
32. Skye Gross – 5.39m/17-08.25
41. Christian Hill – 5.19m/17-00.50 – SB
Men's Long Jump
21. Gavin Nembhard – 6.74m/22-01.50
26. Carson Walls – 6.39m/20-11.75
Women's Weight Throw (Invite)
2. Jasmine Mitchell – 24.06m/78-11.25 – SB, No. 2 NCAA
3. Jalani Davis – 23.98m/78-08.25
9. Tedreauna Britt – 19.65m/64-05.75
Women's Weight Throw (Open)
12. Brooke Franke – 15.84m/51-11.75
Men's Weight Throw
1. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 21.77m/71-05.25
7. Mason Hickel – 19.08m/62-07.25 – PR, No. 11 Ole Miss History
10. Costen Campion – 18.39m/60-4
12. Joseph Lanham – 18.10m/59-04.75 – SB
Women's Pentathlon
Sara Van Aken – 3,532 Points, 7th Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 15th, 9.32 – 844 points
High Jump: 9th, 1.64m/5-04.50 – 783 points – SB
Shot Put: 4th, 11.24m/36-10.50 – 611 points – SB
Long Jump: 10th, 5.39m/17-08.25 – 668 points – SB
800-Meter: 13th, 2:35.46 – 626 points – SB
Meg Goebel – 3,465 Points, 9th Place – PR, No. 12 Ole Miss History
60-Meter Hurdles: 10th, 9.07 – 895 points
High Jump: 10th, 1.64m/5-04.50 – 783 points – PR
Shot Put: 19th, 9.06m/29-08.75 – 468 points – PR
Long Jump: 8th, 5.47m/17-11.50 – 691 points – PR
800-Meter: 12th, 2:35.27 – 628 points – PR
Annie Strong – 3,084 Points, 16th Place – PR, No. 15 Ole Miss History
60-Meter Hurdles: 25th, 9.70 – 769 points – PR
High Jump: 19th, 1.52m/4-11.75 – 644 points – PR
Shot Put: 10th, 10.49m/34-5 – 562 points – PR
Long Jump: 25th, 4.64m/15-02.75 – 464 points – PR
800-Meter: 10th, 2:33.86 – 645 points – PR
Laurel Fulcher – 2,921 Points, 21st Place – First Collegiate Pentathlon
60-Meter Hurdles: 19th, 9.48 – 812 points – PR
High Jump: 26th, 1.40m/4-7 – 512 points
Shot Put: 23rd, 8.44m/27-08.25 – 428 points
Long Jump: 22nd, 4.83m/15-10.25 – 514 points
800-Meter: 8th, 2:33.10 – 655 points
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
Robinson-O'Hagan – the reigning SEC Men's Freshman of the Week – took aim this week at the Ole Miss indoor men's shot put record one week after smashing the weight throw record. On his third attempt of the day, Robinson-O'Hagan let one fly 19.58m/64-3 – surpassing Brian Williams' 2018 record of 19.24m/63-01.50 by more than a foot to become the first Rebel men's thrower to break 64 feet indoors or outdoors.
This season, that throw puts Robinson-O'Hagan atop the SEC leaderboard and No. 6 in the NCAA, as well as ahead of all other NCAA freshmen by five feet. He is now only the third collegiate freshman to break 64 feet in the shot put since 2019, and combined with his weight throw record of 22.24m/72-11.75 from last week, he is the lone collegiate freshman to break 22 meters in the weight and 64 feet in the shot since at least 2013.
Elsewhere in the shot put, senior Daniel Viveros finished third at a season-best 18.46m/60-06.75 in the invitational section behind runner-up Robinson-O'Hagan, and in the open section Mason Hickel threw a PR 16.85m/55-03.50 to finish second and move to No. 8 in Ole Miss history.
In the women's shot put, senior Jasmine Mitchell had a career day as well, winning by two feet at a big two-foot overall personal best 17.42m/57-2 – shooting her to the top of the SEC in addition to No. 3 in the NCAA and improving upon her spot in No. 4 all-time at Ole Miss indoors. This is the second week in a row with a career improvement for Mitchell, who opened her season at 16.77m/55-00.25 last week.
A decent portion of the Ole Miss distance squad opened their 2023 seasons at Vanderbilt this weekend, and the men's middle distance runners had a particularly excellent season debut on Saturday.
All-American seniors Baylor Franklin and Tiarnan Crorken took to the track with a vengeance in the men's 800-meter, setting the top two times in the NCAA this season. Franklin won at an indoor PR of 1:46.74, the second-fastest time ever by a Rebel indoors behind George Kersh's record 1:46.19 from the 1991 NCAA Indoor Championships. This is just the latest in a long line of impressive 800-meter improvements for Franklin, who ended his outdoor season in 2022 with a stunning fifth-place finish in the U.S. final at 1:45.65 after splitting 52.90 over his final 400 to claw his way from near the back of the pack.
Crorken was the runner-up at a PR 1:47.39, improving upon his spot at No. 5 in Ole Miss history and besting his previous time of 1:47.64 from the NCAA Indoor Championships last season. Redshirt freshman Chase Rose clocked an 800-meter PR as well, finishing fourth at 1:49.29 (No. 10 Ole Miss history, No. 13 NCAA).
Ole Miss also added two more sub-four minute mile times to its historic all-time list, with seniors Shane Bracken and Anthony Camerieri eclipsing the prestigious barrier. Bracken won the mile at 3:57.95, currently the No. 5 time in the NCAA and within a few tenths of a second of his PR 3:57.27 from last season that ranks fourth all-time at Ole Miss.
Camerieri was the runner-up at a career-best 3:58.75, making him the No. 9 performer in school history and No. 8 in the NCAA this year. In its history, Ole Miss now boasts 11 all-time sub-four minute milers, all within the last five seasons.
Also having a strong day on the track was senior sprinter Ariyonna Augustine, who improved in the 60-meter dash for the second straight week. Augustine finished second in the final at 7.46 seconds, a new best in her time at Ole Miss that puts her into a tie for No. 12 in school history.
Up next, Ole Miss will travel to Arkansas for a national-caliber team competition in the Razorback Invitational on Jan. 27-28.
REBELS IN DAY TWO COMPETITION
Women's 60-Meter Dash
2. Ariyonna Augustine – 7.46f – 7.52q (3rd) – Ole Miss Best, T-No. 12 Ole Miss History
Men's 60-Meter Dash
20. Ryan Star – 7.04p – Ties SB
39. Carson Walls – 7.47p
Women's 400-Meter Dash
5. Graycyn Yelverton – 57.18
13. Jayda Eckford – 58.08 – SB
Women's 800-Meter
7. Madison Hulsey – 2:13.23
17. Jenna Kirby – 2:17.80
Men's 800-Meter
1. Baylor Franklin – 1:46.74 – Indoor PR, No. 2 Ole Miss History, No. 1 NCAA
2. Tiarnan Crorken – 1:47.39 – PR, No. 5 Ole Miss History, No. 2 NCAA
4. Chase Rose – 1:49.29 – PR, No. 10 Ole Miss History, No. 13 NCAA
9. Cole Piotrowski – 1:52.27
20. Marcus Dropik – 1:55.41
Men's Mile
1. Shane Bracken – 3:57.95 – SB, No. 5 NCAA
2. Anthony Camerieri – 3:58.75 – PR, No. 9 Ole Miss History, No. 8 NCAA
5. Dalton Hengst – 4:04.68 – SB
12. Gabe Scales – 4:06.01 – PR
13. Dereck Elkins – 4:06.37 – SB
27. Aiden Britt – 4:12.66 – PR
28. Miles Phillips – 4:12.87 – PR
Women's 3K
3. Kristel van den Berg – 9:36.37
35. Hannah Ielfield – 10:17.93
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay
10. Marcus Dropik, Cole Piotrowski, Tiarnan Crorken, Baylor Franklin – 3:19.87
Women's Pole Vault (Invite)
5. Samara McConnell – 3.93m/12-10.75
NH Elizabeth Nix
NH Lyndsey Reed
Women's Pole Vault (Open)
5. Raylynn Gibbs – 3.65m/11-11.75 – PR, T-No. 13 Ole Miss History
7. Kathryn Hosp – 3.65m/11-11.75 – PR, T-No. 13 Ole Miss History
13. Remy Guertel – 3.45m/11-03.75
Women's Triple Jump
15. Kyla McLaurin – 11.84m/38-10.25
18. Christian Hill – 11.51m/37-09.25
21. Kayla Jemison – 11.38m/37-4 – SB
Men's Triple Jump
13. Gavin Nembhard – 14.13m/46-04.25
Women's Shot Put
1. Jasmine Mitchell – 17.42m/57-2 – 2-foot PR, No. 4 Ole Miss History, No. 3 NCAA, No. 1 SEC
4. Jalani Davis – 15.56m/51-00.75 – SB
10. Tedreauna Britt – 14.79m/48-06.25
Men's Shot Put (Invite)
2. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 19.58m/64-3 – School Record, No. 6 NCAA, No. 1 NCAA Freshmen, No. 3 SEC
3. Daniel Viveros – 18.46m/60-06.75 – SB
Men's Shot Put (Open)
2. Mason Hickel – 16.85m/55-03.50 – PR, No. 8 Ole Miss History
Men's Heptathlon
Pierce Genereux – 4,543, 9th Place
60-Meter Dash: 14th, 7.64 – 668 points – SB
Long Jump: 12th, 5.85m/19-02.50 – 554 points
Shot Put: 2nd, 12.42m/40-9 – 632 points – PR
High Jump: 11th, 1.70m/5-7 – 544 points – SB
60-Meter Hurdles: 9th, 8.88 – 772 points – PR
Pole Vault: 1st, 4.60m/15-1 – 790 points
1000-Meter: 13th, 3:08.55 – 583 points
Peyton Lowery – 3,506, 13th Place
60-Meter Dash: 12th, 7.55 – 697 points – SB
Long Jump: 10th, 5.96m/19-06.75 – 578 points – SB
Shot Put: 13th, 9.89m/32-05.50 – 479 points
High Jump: 14th, 1.64m/5-04.50 – 496 points
60-Meter Hurdles: 14th, 9.39 – 581 points – SB
Pole Vault: No height
1000-Meter: 12th, 3:07.32 – 594 points
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REBELS IN DAY ONE COMPETITION
Women's 1000-Meter
2. Loral Winn – 2:43.85 – School Record
6. Sophie Baumann – 2:46.78
7. Jocelyn Long – 2:49.03
Women's High Jump (Open)
7. LaRiah Shannon – 1.57m/5-01.75
7. Kayla Jemison – 1.57m/5-01.75 – SB
Men's High Jump
NH Arvesta Troupe
Men's Pole Vault (Invite)
5. Noah Mumme – 5.22m/17-01.50 – PR, No. 5 Ole Miss History, No. 26 NCAA
Men's Pole Vault (Open)
1. Logan Kelley – 4.95m/16-02.75 – PR, T-No. 10 Ole Miss History
5. Frankie Amore – 4.80m/15-9
6. Ford Maberry – 4.65m/15-3
9. Miles Walden – 4.45m/14-07.25
Women's Long Jump
20. Kyla McLaurin – 5.59m/18-04.25 – PR
32. Skye Gross – 5.39m/17-08.25
41. Christian Hill – 5.19m/17-00.50 – SB
Men's Long Jump
21. Gavin Nembhard – 6.74m/22-01.50
26. Carson Walls – 6.39m/20-11.75
Women's Weight Throw (Invite)
2. Jasmine Mitchell – 24.06m/78-11.25 – SB, No. 2 NCAA
3. Jalani Davis – 23.98m/78-08.25
9. Tedreauna Britt – 19.65m/64-05.75
Women's Weight Throw (Open)
12. Brooke Franke – 15.84m/51-11.75
Men's Weight Throw
1. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 21.77m/71-05.25
7. Mason Hickel – 19.08m/62-07.25 – PR, No. 11 Ole Miss History
10. Costen Campion – 18.39m/60-4
12. Joseph Lanham – 18.10m/59-04.75 – SB
Women's Pentathlon
Sara Van Aken – 3,532 Points, 7th Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 15th, 9.32 – 844 points
High Jump: 9th, 1.64m/5-04.50 – 783 points – SB
Shot Put: 4th, 11.24m/36-10.50 – 611 points – SB
Long Jump: 10th, 5.39m/17-08.25 – 668 points – SB
800-Meter: 13th, 2:35.46 – 626 points – SB
Meg Goebel – 3,465 Points, 9th Place – PR, No. 12 Ole Miss History
60-Meter Hurdles: 10th, 9.07 – 895 points
High Jump: 10th, 1.64m/5-04.50 – 783 points – PR
Shot Put: 19th, 9.06m/29-08.75 – 468 points – PR
Long Jump: 8th, 5.47m/17-11.50 – 691 points – PR
800-Meter: 12th, 2:35.27 – 628 points – PR
Annie Strong – 3,084 Points, 16th Place – PR, No. 15 Ole Miss History
60-Meter Hurdles: 25th, 9.70 – 769 points – PR
High Jump: 19th, 1.52m/4-11.75 – 644 points – PR
Shot Put: 10th, 10.49m/34-5 – 562 points – PR
Long Jump: 25th, 4.64m/15-02.75 – 464 points – PR
800-Meter: 10th, 2:33.86 – 645 points – PR
Laurel Fulcher – 2,921 Points, 21st Place – First Collegiate Pentathlon
60-Meter Hurdles: 19th, 9.48 – 812 points – PR
High Jump: 26th, 1.40m/4-7 – 512 points
Shot Put: 23rd, 8.44m/27-08.25 – 428 points
Long Jump: 22nd, 4.83m/15-10.25 – 514 points
800-Meter: 8th, 2:33.10 – 655 points
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
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