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Women’s Track & Field Finishes Program Record Fourth at SEC Indoor Championships
2/25/2023 | Track and Field
No. 15 Rebel Women Tied with No. 6 Alabama for Fourth Place
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Ole Miss women's track & field received a handful of historic performances to push it to a program record fourth place finish, concluding an excellent stay at the SEC Indoor Championships for both Rebel squads on Saturday.
The No. 15 Ole Miss women – led by some of the best performances in collegiate history – tied with No. 6 Alabama for fourth place at 54 points, falling just 2.33 points shy of No. 10 Tennessee in third. No. 2 Arkansas ran away with the women's team title, besting No. 3 Florida 130.5 to 84. The fourth-place finish for Ole Miss tops its previous SEC Indoor record of fifth, which happened in 2017 and 2022 – both under eighth-year head coach Connie Price-Smith. That finish is also an overall program record for the Rebel women, who have a top outdoor finish of fifth in 2018.
One night removed from snagging a gold medal and becoming the No. 5 performer in collegiate history in the weight throw, All-American senior Jalani Davis made world history with her silver medal performance in the shot put on Saturday. Davis unleashed a two-foot PR of 18.43m/60-05.75 in the third round, and combined with her weight throw performance of 24.63m/80-09.75 from last night, Davis is now the first woman in world history to break both 80 feet in the weight throw and 60 feet in the indoor shot put.
Davis held onto that lead until the final throw by Florida's Alida Van Daalen, who took the gold at 18.66m/61-02.75. Heartbreak aside, Davis' prolific weekend was still crucial for the Rebel women. Davis scored 18 of Ole Miss' 54 points by herself, adding to her extraordinary career tally of 60 total SEC points – 41 now at the SEC Indoor meet alone.
Davis now ranks No. 4 in the NCAA, No. 4 in the United States and No. 15 worldwide in the shot put this season at her mark tonight, as well as the No. 14 performer in collegiate history. In the Ole Miss record books, Davis now ranks second behind Olympian Raven Saunders' 19.56m/64-02.25 from 2017 that was the collegiate record up until a few weeks ago.
Senior McKenzie Long topped an already incredible weekend of competition with a spectacular race in the 200-meter dash that ended up as Ole Miss' TV moment of the meet. Long – who broke the Ole Miss record one night earlier at a three-tenth PR of 23.00 – obliterated her own record by three more tenths of a second, exploding off the banked turn and winning the first heat of the final at a jaw-dropping 22.67. That time stood up to scrutiny with the higher-seeded second heat, finishing runner-up to collegiate No. 2 all-time Favour Ofili of LSU (22.52).
Long is now the first Rebel woman to ever break 23 seconds indoors in the 200-meter, and her silver medal performance is the best ever by a Rebel woman in the SEC Indoor 200-meter. She all but locked down a spot at the NCAA Championships, as she now ranks fifth in the nation heading into the first declaration lists.
Long also scored for the Rebels in the women's 60-meter dash final, running 7.23 and finishing fifth overall. In total, she scored 12 points for the Rebels this week in her first career SEC Championship meet.
In the men's 3K final, senior Anthony Camerieri proved as consistent as ever, earning his second silver medal of the meet after another thrilling race against Tennessee's Dylan Jacobs. Both ran 3:54 mile anchor legs on the distance medley relay last night, but Jacobs edged out Camerieri at the line for the DMR victory.
The two were neck-and-neck again in the 3K, and Camerieri had the faster final 400 split of 56.04, but Jacobs had the quicker last lap, a 26.05 final 200 to squeak by Camerieri at the line. The top-three times all broke the SEC meet record, including Camerieri's third straight 7:52 in the 3K, tonight running 7:52.98 for the silver medal.
All-American senior Baylor Franklin earned his first individual SEC medal to go along with his 2020 distance medley relay gold, finishing third today in the men's 800-meter at 1:49.04.
Other Rebels scoring on Day Two were Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan in the men's shot put (fifth, 19.16m/62-10.50), Loral Winn in the women's mile (fifth, 4:40.90), Kristel van den Berg in the women's 3K (sixth, 9:22.65), Dalton Hengst (seventh, 4:05.75) and Shane Bracken (eighth, 4:05.76) in the men's mile, Tiarnan Crorken in the men's 800-meter (eighth, 2:30.48) and Arvesta Troupe in the men's high jump (tied for eighth, 2.05m/6-08.75).
Up next for Ole Miss will be the 2023 NCAA Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Qualifying lists for the national meet will be released in the coming days.
Final Women's Team Scores
1. #2 Arkansas – 130.5
2. #3 Florida – 84
3. #10 Tennessee – 56.33
T4. #15 Ole Miss – 54
T4. #6 Alabama – 54
6. #13 Georgia – 53
7. #18 Kentucky – 51.33
8. #8 LSU – 47
9. Vanderbilt – 32
10. #11 Texas A&M – 26.5
11. South Carolina – 26
12. Auburn – 17.33
13. Missouri – 14
14. Mississippi State – 10
Final Men's Team Scores
1. #1 Arkansas – 100.25
2. #7 Florida – 73
3. #12 Alabama – 63
4. #10 Georgia – 59
5. #4 Tennessee – 54
6. #21 Ole Miss – 50.25
7. #14 Kentucky – 48
8. LSU – 47
9. #24 Auburn – 43.25
10. #18 Texas A&M – 42
11. #17 South Carolina – 33
12. #20 Mississippi State – 31
13. Missouri – 11.25
Day Two Medalists
Anthony Camerieri – Men's 3K, Silver Medal
Jalani Davis – Women's Shot Put, Silver Medal
McKenzie Long – Women's 200-Meter Dash, Silver Medal
Baylor Franklin – Men's 800-Meter, Bronze Medal
Other Day Two Scorers
McKenzie Long – Women's 60-Meter Dash, 5th Place
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – Men's Shot Put, 5th Place
Loral Winn – Women's Mile, 5th Place
Kristel van den Berg – Women's 3K, 6th Place
Dalton Hengst – Men's Mile, 7th Place
Shane Bracken – Men's Mile, 8th Place
Tiarnan Crorken – Men's 800-Meter, 8th Place
Arvesta Troupe – Men's High Jump, T-8th Place
Day One Medalists
Jalani Davis – Women's Weight Throw, Gold Medal
Shane Bracken – Men's Distance Medley Relay, Silver Medal
Anthony Camerieri – Men's Distance Medley Relay, Silver Medal
Cade Flatt – Men's Distance Medley Relay, Silver Medal
Chase Rose – Men's Distance Medley Relay, Silver Medal
Jasmine Mitchell – Women's Weight Throw, Silver Medal
Noah Mumme – Men's Pole Vault, Silver Medal
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – Men's Weight Throw, Silver Medal
Other Day One Scorers
Madison Hulsey – Women's Distance Medley Relay, 4th Place
Gabrielle Matthews – Women's Distance Medley Relay, 4th Place
Kristel van den Berg – Women's Distance Medley Relay, 4th Place
Loral Winn – Women's Distance Medley Relay, 4th Place
Cole Bullock – Men's 5K, 5th Place
Skylar Boogerd – Women's 5K, 7th Place
Tedreauna Britt – Women's Weight Throw, 8th Place
Ryann Helmers – Women's 5K, 8th Place
REBELS IN DAY TWO COMPETITION
Women's 60-Meter Dash Final
5. McKenzie Long – 7.23
Women's 200-Meter Dash Final
2. McKenzie Long – 22.67 – PR, School Record, No. 5 NCAA
Men's 800-Meter Final
3. Baylor Franklin – 1:49.04
8. Tiarnan Crorken – 2:30.48
Women's Mile Final
5. Loral Winn – 4:40.90
Men's Mile Final
7. Dalton Hengst – 4:05.75
8. Shane Bracken – 4:05.76
10. Gabe Scales – 4:07.53
Women's 3K Final
6. Kristel van den Berg – 9:22.65
9. Skylar Boogerd – 9:28.43
10. Ryann Helmers – 9:29.69 – PR, No. 12 Ole Miss History
24. Jocelyn Long – 9:49.30
Men's 3K Final
2. Anthony Camerieri – 7:52.98
9. Cole Bullock – 8:06.59
16. Dereck Elkins – 8:14.02
18. Aiden Britt – 8:15.92
Women's High Jump Final
9. Sara Van Aken – 1.72m/5-07.75
Men's High Jump Final
T8. Arvesta Troupe – 2.05m/6-08.75
Women's Triple Jump Final
13. Kyla McLaurin – 12.27m/40-03.25 – PR, T-No. 8 Ole Miss History
Men's Triple Jump Final
13. Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley – 15.07m/49-05.50
Women's Shot Put
2. Jalani Davis – 18.43m/60-05.75 – PR, No. 2 Ole Miss History, No. 14 NCAA History, No. 4 NCAA, No. 4 U.S., No. 14 World
10. Jasmine Mitchell – 15.18m/49-09.75
12. Tedreauna Britt – 14.95m/49-00.75
Men's Shot Put Final
5. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 19.16m/62-10.50
13. Daniel Viveros – 17.16m/56-03.75
15. Mason Hickel – 16.77m/55-00.25
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REBELS IN DAY ONE COMPETITION
Women's 60-Meter Dash Prelims
4. McKenzie Long – 7.22 (q) – PR, No. 2 Ole Miss History, T-No. 17 NCAA
22. Ariyonna Augustine – 7.47
Men's 60-Meter Dash Prelims
14. Keith Robinson – 6.76
Women's 200-Meter Dash Prelims
4. McKenzie Long – 23.00 (q) – School Record, T-No. 12 NCAA
30. Jayda Eckford – 24.13
31. Ariyonna Augustine – 24.15
Women's 800-Meter Prelims
21. Jocelyn Long – 2:17.64
Men's 800-Meter Prelims
3. Baylor Franklin – 1:49.76 (AQ)
8. Tiarnan Crorken – 1:50.05 (q)
19. Cole Piotrowski – 1:52.81
23. Marcus Dropik – 1:55.72
25. Jacob Lough – 1:59.68
Women's Mile Prelims
3. Loral Winn – 4:43.87 (AQ)
11. Sophie Baumann – 4:51.13
Men's Mile Prelims
4. Dalton Hengst – 4:04.68 (AQ)
6. Shane Bracken – 4:04.73 (q)
10. Gabe Scales – 4:05.29 (q) – PR
Women's 5K Final
7. Skylar Boogerd – 16:22.39
8. Ryann Helmers – 16:27.08 – PR, No. 9 Ole Miss History
18. Hannah Ielfield – 18:05.86
Men's 5K Final
5. Cole Bullock – 14:18.58
14. Dereck Elkins – 14:37.35
Women's 60-Meter Hurdles Prelims
15. Jaiden Paris – 8.37
16. Jerricka Ambus – 8.57
Men's 60-Meter Hurdles Prelims
12. Ahmad Young Jr. – 7.94
13. Kenney Broadnax – 7.96
Women's Distance Medley Relay Final
4. Kristel van den Berg, Gabrielle Matthews, Madison Hulsey, Loral Winn – 11:11.39 – No. 7 Ole Miss History
Splits:
Kristel van den Berg (1200m) – 3:26.73
Gabrielle Matthews (400m) – 53.92
Madison Hulsey (800m) – 2:07.07
Loral Winn (Mile) – 4:43.68
Men's Distance Medley Relay Final
2. Shane Bracken, Cade Flatt, Chase Rose, Anthony Camerieri – 9:33.18 – No. 11 Ole Miss History
Splits:
Shane Bracken (1200m) – 2:59.92
Cade Flatt (400m) – 49.15
Chase Rose (800m) – 1:49.64
Anthony Camerieri (Mile) –3:54.49
Women's Pole Vault Final
14. Samara McConnell – 3.81m/12-6
Men's Pole Vault Final
2. Noah Mumme – 5.30m/17-04.50 – PR, T-No. 4 Ole Miss History
T11. Logan Kelley – 5.05m/16-06.75
14. Frankie Amore – 4.90m/16-00.75
Women's Weight Throw Final
1. Jalani Davis – 24.63m/80-09.75 – PR, SEC Meet Record, No. 3 Ole Miss History, No. 5 NCAA History (No. 9 throw), No. 11 U.S. History, No. 12 World History, No. 1 NCAA, No. 5 U.S., No. 6 World
2. Jasmine Mitchell – 23.15m/75-11.50
8. Tedreauna Britt – 20.43m/67-00.50 – PR, No. 7 Ole Miss History
Men's Weight Throw Final
2. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 23.62m/77-6 – 2-foot PR, Collegiate Freshman Record, School Record, No. 22 NCAA History, No. 3 NCAA, No. 6 U.S., No. 7 World
12. Mason Hickel – 18.27m/59-11.25
16. Costen Campion – 17.64m/57-10.50
Women's Pentathlon
Sara Van Aken – 3,754 Points, 11th Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 13th, 9.02 – 906 points – PR
High Jump: 4th, 1.72m/5-07.75 – 879 points
Shot Put: 8th, 11.10m/36-5 – 602 points
Long Jump: 12th, 5.40m/17-08.75 – 671 points points
800-Meter: 7th, 2:29.74 – 696 points – PR
Meg Goebel – 3,378 Points, 12th Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 12th, 8.97 – 916 points
High Jump: 12th, 1.60m/5-3 – 736 points
Shot Put: 12th, 8.53m/28-0 – 434 points
Long Jump: 11th, 5.41m/17-9 – 674 points
800-Meter: 10th, 2:36.10 – 618 points
For more information on Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country, follow the Rebels on Twitter (@OleMissTrack), Facebook and Instagram.
The No. 15 Ole Miss women – led by some of the best performances in collegiate history – tied with No. 6 Alabama for fourth place at 54 points, falling just 2.33 points shy of No. 10 Tennessee in third. No. 2 Arkansas ran away with the women's team title, besting No. 3 Florida 130.5 to 84. The fourth-place finish for Ole Miss tops its previous SEC Indoor record of fifth, which happened in 2017 and 2022 – both under eighth-year head coach Connie Price-Smith. That finish is also an overall program record for the Rebel women, who have a top outdoor finish of fifth in 2018.
One night removed from snagging a gold medal and becoming the No. 5 performer in collegiate history in the weight throw, All-American senior Jalani Davis made world history with her silver medal performance in the shot put on Saturday. Davis unleashed a two-foot PR of 18.43m/60-05.75 in the third round, and combined with her weight throw performance of 24.63m/80-09.75 from last night, Davis is now the first woman in world history to break both 80 feet in the weight throw and 60 feet in the indoor shot put.
Davis held onto that lead until the final throw by Florida's Alida Van Daalen, who took the gold at 18.66m/61-02.75. Heartbreak aside, Davis' prolific weekend was still crucial for the Rebel women. Davis scored 18 of Ole Miss' 54 points by herself, adding to her extraordinary career tally of 60 total SEC points – 41 now at the SEC Indoor meet alone.
Davis now ranks No. 4 in the NCAA, No. 4 in the United States and No. 15 worldwide in the shot put this season at her mark tonight, as well as the No. 14 performer in collegiate history. In the Ole Miss record books, Davis now ranks second behind Olympian Raven Saunders' 19.56m/64-02.25 from 2017 that was the collegiate record up until a few weeks ago.
Senior McKenzie Long topped an already incredible weekend of competition with a spectacular race in the 200-meter dash that ended up as Ole Miss' TV moment of the meet. Long – who broke the Ole Miss record one night earlier at a three-tenth PR of 23.00 – obliterated her own record by three more tenths of a second, exploding off the banked turn and winning the first heat of the final at a jaw-dropping 22.67. That time stood up to scrutiny with the higher-seeded second heat, finishing runner-up to collegiate No. 2 all-time Favour Ofili of LSU (22.52).
Long is now the first Rebel woman to ever break 23 seconds indoors in the 200-meter, and her silver medal performance is the best ever by a Rebel woman in the SEC Indoor 200-meter. She all but locked down a spot at the NCAA Championships, as she now ranks fifth in the nation heading into the first declaration lists.
Long also scored for the Rebels in the women's 60-meter dash final, running 7.23 and finishing fifth overall. In total, she scored 12 points for the Rebels this week in her first career SEC Championship meet.
In the men's 3K final, senior Anthony Camerieri proved as consistent as ever, earning his second silver medal of the meet after another thrilling race against Tennessee's Dylan Jacobs. Both ran 3:54 mile anchor legs on the distance medley relay last night, but Jacobs edged out Camerieri at the line for the DMR victory.
The two were neck-and-neck again in the 3K, and Camerieri had the faster final 400 split of 56.04, but Jacobs had the quicker last lap, a 26.05 final 200 to squeak by Camerieri at the line. The top-three times all broke the SEC meet record, including Camerieri's third straight 7:52 in the 3K, tonight running 7:52.98 for the silver medal.
All-American senior Baylor Franklin earned his first individual SEC medal to go along with his 2020 distance medley relay gold, finishing third today in the men's 800-meter at 1:49.04.
Other Rebels scoring on Day Two were Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan in the men's shot put (fifth, 19.16m/62-10.50), Loral Winn in the women's mile (fifth, 4:40.90), Kristel van den Berg in the women's 3K (sixth, 9:22.65), Dalton Hengst (seventh, 4:05.75) and Shane Bracken (eighth, 4:05.76) in the men's mile, Tiarnan Crorken in the men's 800-meter (eighth, 2:30.48) and Arvesta Troupe in the men's high jump (tied for eighth, 2.05m/6-08.75).
Up next for Ole Miss will be the 2023 NCAA Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Qualifying lists for the national meet will be released in the coming days.
Final Women's Team Scores
1. #2 Arkansas – 130.5
2. #3 Florida – 84
3. #10 Tennessee – 56.33
T4. #15 Ole Miss – 54
T4. #6 Alabama – 54
6. #13 Georgia – 53
7. #18 Kentucky – 51.33
8. #8 LSU – 47
9. Vanderbilt – 32
10. #11 Texas A&M – 26.5
11. South Carolina – 26
12. Auburn – 17.33
13. Missouri – 14
14. Mississippi State – 10
Final Men's Team Scores
1. #1 Arkansas – 100.25
2. #7 Florida – 73
3. #12 Alabama – 63
4. #10 Georgia – 59
5. #4 Tennessee – 54
6. #21 Ole Miss – 50.25
7. #14 Kentucky – 48
8. LSU – 47
9. #24 Auburn – 43.25
10. #18 Texas A&M – 42
11. #17 South Carolina – 33
12. #20 Mississippi State – 31
13. Missouri – 11.25
Day Two Medalists
Anthony Camerieri – Men's 3K, Silver Medal
Jalani Davis – Women's Shot Put, Silver Medal
McKenzie Long – Women's 200-Meter Dash, Silver Medal
Baylor Franklin – Men's 800-Meter, Bronze Medal
Other Day Two Scorers
McKenzie Long – Women's 60-Meter Dash, 5th Place
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – Men's Shot Put, 5th Place
Loral Winn – Women's Mile, 5th Place
Kristel van den Berg – Women's 3K, 6th Place
Dalton Hengst – Men's Mile, 7th Place
Shane Bracken – Men's Mile, 8th Place
Tiarnan Crorken – Men's 800-Meter, 8th Place
Arvesta Troupe – Men's High Jump, T-8th Place
Day One Medalists
Jalani Davis – Women's Weight Throw, Gold Medal
Shane Bracken – Men's Distance Medley Relay, Silver Medal
Anthony Camerieri – Men's Distance Medley Relay, Silver Medal
Cade Flatt – Men's Distance Medley Relay, Silver Medal
Chase Rose – Men's Distance Medley Relay, Silver Medal
Jasmine Mitchell – Women's Weight Throw, Silver Medal
Noah Mumme – Men's Pole Vault, Silver Medal
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – Men's Weight Throw, Silver Medal
Other Day One Scorers
Madison Hulsey – Women's Distance Medley Relay, 4th Place
Gabrielle Matthews – Women's Distance Medley Relay, 4th Place
Kristel van den Berg – Women's Distance Medley Relay, 4th Place
Loral Winn – Women's Distance Medley Relay, 4th Place
Cole Bullock – Men's 5K, 5th Place
Skylar Boogerd – Women's 5K, 7th Place
Tedreauna Britt – Women's Weight Throw, 8th Place
Ryann Helmers – Women's 5K, 8th Place
REBELS IN DAY TWO COMPETITION
Women's 60-Meter Dash Final
5. McKenzie Long – 7.23
Women's 200-Meter Dash Final
2. McKenzie Long – 22.67 – PR, School Record, No. 5 NCAA
Men's 800-Meter Final
3. Baylor Franklin – 1:49.04
8. Tiarnan Crorken – 2:30.48
Women's Mile Final
5. Loral Winn – 4:40.90
Men's Mile Final
7. Dalton Hengst – 4:05.75
8. Shane Bracken – 4:05.76
10. Gabe Scales – 4:07.53
Women's 3K Final
6. Kristel van den Berg – 9:22.65
9. Skylar Boogerd – 9:28.43
10. Ryann Helmers – 9:29.69 – PR, No. 12 Ole Miss History
24. Jocelyn Long – 9:49.30
Men's 3K Final
2. Anthony Camerieri – 7:52.98
9. Cole Bullock – 8:06.59
16. Dereck Elkins – 8:14.02
18. Aiden Britt – 8:15.92
Women's High Jump Final
9. Sara Van Aken – 1.72m/5-07.75
Men's High Jump Final
T8. Arvesta Troupe – 2.05m/6-08.75
Women's Triple Jump Final
13. Kyla McLaurin – 12.27m/40-03.25 – PR, T-No. 8 Ole Miss History
Men's Triple Jump Final
13. Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley – 15.07m/49-05.50
Women's Shot Put
2. Jalani Davis – 18.43m/60-05.75 – PR, No. 2 Ole Miss History, No. 14 NCAA History, No. 4 NCAA, No. 4 U.S., No. 14 World
10. Jasmine Mitchell – 15.18m/49-09.75
12. Tedreauna Britt – 14.95m/49-00.75
Men's Shot Put Final
5. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 19.16m/62-10.50
13. Daniel Viveros – 17.16m/56-03.75
15. Mason Hickel – 16.77m/55-00.25
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REBELS IN DAY ONE COMPETITION
Women's 60-Meter Dash Prelims
4. McKenzie Long – 7.22 (q) – PR, No. 2 Ole Miss History, T-No. 17 NCAA
22. Ariyonna Augustine – 7.47
Men's 60-Meter Dash Prelims
14. Keith Robinson – 6.76
Women's 200-Meter Dash Prelims
4. McKenzie Long – 23.00 (q) – School Record, T-No. 12 NCAA
30. Jayda Eckford – 24.13
31. Ariyonna Augustine – 24.15
Women's 800-Meter Prelims
21. Jocelyn Long – 2:17.64
Men's 800-Meter Prelims
3. Baylor Franklin – 1:49.76 (AQ)
8. Tiarnan Crorken – 1:50.05 (q)
19. Cole Piotrowski – 1:52.81
23. Marcus Dropik – 1:55.72
25. Jacob Lough – 1:59.68
Women's Mile Prelims
3. Loral Winn – 4:43.87 (AQ)
11. Sophie Baumann – 4:51.13
Men's Mile Prelims
4. Dalton Hengst – 4:04.68 (AQ)
6. Shane Bracken – 4:04.73 (q)
10. Gabe Scales – 4:05.29 (q) – PR
Women's 5K Final
7. Skylar Boogerd – 16:22.39
8. Ryann Helmers – 16:27.08 – PR, No. 9 Ole Miss History
18. Hannah Ielfield – 18:05.86
Men's 5K Final
5. Cole Bullock – 14:18.58
14. Dereck Elkins – 14:37.35
Women's 60-Meter Hurdles Prelims
15. Jaiden Paris – 8.37
16. Jerricka Ambus – 8.57
Men's 60-Meter Hurdles Prelims
12. Ahmad Young Jr. – 7.94
13. Kenney Broadnax – 7.96
Women's Distance Medley Relay Final
4. Kristel van den Berg, Gabrielle Matthews, Madison Hulsey, Loral Winn – 11:11.39 – No. 7 Ole Miss History
Splits:
Kristel van den Berg (1200m) – 3:26.73
Gabrielle Matthews (400m) – 53.92
Madison Hulsey (800m) – 2:07.07
Loral Winn (Mile) – 4:43.68
Men's Distance Medley Relay Final
2. Shane Bracken, Cade Flatt, Chase Rose, Anthony Camerieri – 9:33.18 – No. 11 Ole Miss History
Splits:
Shane Bracken (1200m) – 2:59.92
Cade Flatt (400m) – 49.15
Chase Rose (800m) – 1:49.64
Anthony Camerieri (Mile) –3:54.49
Women's Pole Vault Final
14. Samara McConnell – 3.81m/12-6
Men's Pole Vault Final
2. Noah Mumme – 5.30m/17-04.50 – PR, T-No. 4 Ole Miss History
T11. Logan Kelley – 5.05m/16-06.75
14. Frankie Amore – 4.90m/16-00.75
Women's Weight Throw Final
1. Jalani Davis – 24.63m/80-09.75 – PR, SEC Meet Record, No. 3 Ole Miss History, No. 5 NCAA History (No. 9 throw), No. 11 U.S. History, No. 12 World History, No. 1 NCAA, No. 5 U.S., No. 6 World
2. Jasmine Mitchell – 23.15m/75-11.50
8. Tedreauna Britt – 20.43m/67-00.50 – PR, No. 7 Ole Miss History
Men's Weight Throw Final
2. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 23.62m/77-6 – 2-foot PR, Collegiate Freshman Record, School Record, No. 22 NCAA History, No. 3 NCAA, No. 6 U.S., No. 7 World
12. Mason Hickel – 18.27m/59-11.25
16. Costen Campion – 17.64m/57-10.50
Women's Pentathlon
Sara Van Aken – 3,754 Points, 11th Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 13th, 9.02 – 906 points – PR
High Jump: 4th, 1.72m/5-07.75 – 879 points
Shot Put: 8th, 11.10m/36-5 – 602 points
Long Jump: 12th, 5.40m/17-08.75 – 671 points points
800-Meter: 7th, 2:29.74 – 696 points – PR
Meg Goebel – 3,378 Points, 12th Place
60-Meter Hurdles: 12th, 8.97 – 916 points
High Jump: 12th, 1.60m/5-3 – 736 points
Shot Put: 12th, 8.53m/28-0 – 434 points
Long Jump: 11th, 5.41m/17-9 – 674 points
800-Meter: 10th, 2:36.10 – 618 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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/ Track and FieldThe Season: New Heights (2025)
Friday, August 01
From Walk-On to National Champ: Arvesta Troupe (T&F)
Monday, June 23
HIGHLIGHTS: Arvesta Troupe Makes History as NCAA High Jump Champ
Friday, June 13
PRESSER: Arvesta Troupe Talks Historic NCAA High Jump Win
Friday, June 13