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Women’s Track & Field Finishes Record Fourth at SEC Outdoor Championships
5/13/2023 | Track and Field
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McKenzie Long Won First 200-Meter Title in Women’s Program History
BATON ROUGE, La. – Ole Miss women's track & field proved its worth in the best conference in the country yet again, as the Rebels finished a women's program record fourth overall to close out an excellent stay at the 2023 SEC Outdoor Championships on Saturday.
The 10th-ranked Rebel women finished with 73.5 total meet points, which was good for fourth behind No. 3 Arkansas (134), No. 2 Florida (112) and No. 7 Texas A&M (86), as well as ahead of other top-10 teams No. 8 Georgia (sixth, 57), No. 6 LSU (seventh, 53) and No. 9 Kentucky (tied for eighth, 50). Almost half of Ole Miss' points came from spectacular seniors McKenzie Long (17.25) and Jalani Davis (16), who by themselves combined for 33.25 points.
The fourth-place finish today breaks the previous record of fifth set by the Rebel women back in 2018, and it ties for the best overall in the history of the women's program. Under eighth-year head coach Connie Price-Smith, Ole Miss has now either tied or set SEC record finishes twice on the women's side outdoors (fourth, 2023; fifth, 2018), three times indoors (fourth, 2023; fifth, 2022; fifth, 2017), as well as twice for the Rebel men indoors (third, 2017; third, 2016).
The Rebel men, meanwhile, had a strong meet of their own, finishing tied for seventh with No. 4 Alabama at 58 meet points.
"I am really proud of our athletes and coaches for a job well done," Price-Smith said. "There were a lot of great things that happened for us all week here in Baton Rouge, and it speaks to all the hard work they've put in. This was a complete team effort for both our women and men."
McKenzie Long caught the track world by storm after a shocking indoor season, followed by a stupefying performance at the Texas Relays to open her outdoor season back in March. She entered among the favorites in both the 100 and 200-meter dashes – as well as a crucial component of the Ole Miss 4x100-meter relay squad – and Long proved she belongs among the elite with an incredible workhorse performance on Saturday.
Long came away as the SEC Champion in the women's 200-meter dash, edging out Tennessee's Jacious Sears by six hundredths of a second at the line, winning 22.39 to Sears' 22.45 at a completely still 0.0 meters per second wind-reading. That time was just off her career-best 22.31 (+1.8) from last month but was good enough to make her the first Rebel woman to ever win an SEC title in the 200-meter dash – indoors or outdoors.
Overall, Long is just the third Rebel to ever win an SEC Outdoor title in the 200-meter dash, now standing alongside Olympians Isiah Young (2012, '13) and Tony Dees (1984) from the men's side.
Less than an hour earlier, Long battled in a contentious 100-meter dash final. Long was the bronze medal winner at 11.04 (+0.9), just barely losing a tiebreaker for silver by three thousandths of a second to Georgia's Kaila Jackson, 11.032 to 11.035. Long's bronze medal finish stands as the second-best ever by a Rebel woman in the 100-meter dash, trailing only a silver by All-American Teneeshia Jones in 2000.
And just more than an hour prior to that, Long ran the leadoff leg on a school-record performance from the Ole Miss women's 4x100-meter relay squad. Long, freshman Gabrielle Matthews, and seniors Jayda Eckford and Ariyonna Augustine crossed the line in 43.43 to break the 2019 record of 43.45 and finish fourth in the race. Long capped off the night running the second leg on Ole Miss' 4x400-meter relay that ran the 10th-fastest time in school history at 3:37.65.
Other scorers for the Rebel women on Saturday included senior Loral Winn in the 1500-meter final (fourth, 4:19.87), senior Tedreauna Britt in the discus (seventh, 54.08m/177-05) and senior Sara Van Aken in the high jump (tied for eighth, 1.71m/5-07.25).
The Ole Miss men received a big point haul in the men's 1500-meter final on Saturday, led by senior and silver medalist Shane Bracken. The Irish native used a savvy move right before the finish line to position himself ahead of Arkansas' Elias Schreml by one hundredth of a second for the silver medal at 3:43.79. Bracken is the eighth Rebel all-time to ever finish within the top-two of the SEC men's 1500-meter, all since 2014.
Fellow seniors Anthony Camerieri (fourth, 3:44.68) and Dalton Hengst (seventh, 3:46.16) packed a punch with scoring performances of their own, giving Ole Miss 15 total points from the 1500 alone.
Ole Miss got a similar big batch in the men's 800-meter final, where seniors Tiarnan Crorken and Baylor Franklin combined for 11 meet points for the Rebels. Crorken took the bronze medal at 1:47.65, with Franklin right behind him in fourth at 1:47.95.
Senior Noah Mumme put on a show in the men's pole vault competition, clearing an overall career-best 5.35m/17-06.50 to finish fourth overall. That final height puts him into a tie for No. 3 in Ole Miss history, and he soared to it in spectacular fashion, remaining clean over his first five attempted heights.
Also scoring for the Rebel men on Saturday was Cole Bullock in the 5K, where he finished eighth at 14:23.64.
Up next, the Rebel athletes who are qualified and declared will travel to the University of North Florida for the NCAA East Regional, held May 24-27 in Jacksonville, Florida.
Final Women's Team Scores
1. #3 Arkansas – 134
2. #2 Florida – 112
3. #7 Texas A&M – 86
4. #10 Ole Miss – 73.5 (Program Record)
5. #20 Tennessee – 67
6. #8 Georgia – 57
7. #6 LSU – 53
T8. #18 Alabama – 50
T8. #9 Kentucky – 50
10. Missouri – 45
11. Vanderbilt - 39
12. Auburn – 25
13. South Carolina – 19
14. Mississippi State – 8.5
Final Men's Team Scores
1. #1 Arkansas – 149
2. #6 LSU – 89
3. #5 Tennessee – 87
4. #16 Georgia – 75
5. Texas A&M – 73
6. #3 Florida – 70
T7. Ole Miss – 58
T7. #4 Alabama – 58
9. #24 Auburn – 41
10. Kentucky – 35
11. Mississippi State – 34
12. South Carolina – 32
13. Missouri – 18
Day Three Medalists
McKenzie Long – Women's 200-Meter Dash, Gold Medal
Shane Bracken – Men's 1500-Meter, Silver Medal
Tiarnan Crorken – Men's 800-Meter, Bronze Medal
McKenzie Long – Women's 100-Meter Dash, Bronze Medal
Other Day Three Scorers
Ariyonna Augustine – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay, 4th Place
Anthony Camerieri – Men's 1500-Meter, 4th Place
Jayda Eckford – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay, 4th Place
Baylor Franklin – Men's 800-Meter, 4th Place
McKenzie Long – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay, 4th Place
Gabrielle Matthews – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay, 4th Place
Noah Mumme – Men's Pole Vault, 4th Place
Loral Winn – Women's 1500-Meter, 4th Place
Tedreauna Britt – Women's Discus, 7th Place
Dalton Hengst – Men's 1500-Meter, 7th Place
Cole Bullock – Men's 5K, 8th Place
Sara Van Aken – Women's High Jump, T-8th Place
Day Two Medalists
Kristel van den Berg – Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase, Gold Medal
Jalani Davis – Women's Shot Put, Silver Medal
Other Day Two Scorers
Chase Rose – Men's 3000-Meter Steeplechase, 4th Place
Arvesta Troupe – Men's High Jump, 5th Place
Sara Van Aken – Women's Heptathlon, 5th Place
Samara McConnell – Women's Pole Vault, 7th Place
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – Men's Shot Put, 7th Place
Hannah Ielfield – Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase, 8th Place
Daniel Viveros – Men's Shot Put, 8th Place
Day One Medalists
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – Men's Hammer, Gold Medal
Jalani Davis – Women's Hammer, Silver Medal
Shey Taiwo – Women's Hammer, Bronze Medal
Other Day One Scorers
Jasmine Mitchell – Women's Hammer, 5th Place
Ben Savino – Men's 10K, 5th Place
Ryann Helmers – Women's 10K, 7th Place
REBELS IN DAY THREE COMPETITION
Women's 100-Meter Dash Final
3. McKenzie Long – 11.04 (+0.9) – Tiebreaker with runner-up went 11.032-11.035
Women's 200-Meter Dash Final
1. McKenzie Long – 22.39 (+0.0)
Men's 800-Meter Final
3. Tiarnan Crorken – 1:47.65
4. Baylor Franklin – 1:47.95
Women's 1500-Meter Final
4. Loral Winn – 4:19.87
Men's 1500-Meter Final
2. Shane Bracken – 3:43.79
4. Anthony Camerieri – 3:44.68
7. Dalton Hengst – 3:46.16
Women's 5K Final
12. Skylar Boogerd – 16:44.58 – SB
16. Jocelyn Long – 16:55.95
Men's 5K Final
8. Cole Bullock – 14:23.64
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Final
4. Long, Matthews, Eckford, Augustine – 43.43 – School Record
Women's 4x400-Meter Relay Final
12. Matthews, Long, Eckford, Womack – 3:37.65 – No. 10 Ole Miss History
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay Final
9. Flatt, Crorken, Dropik, Lough – 3:13.94
Women's High Jump Final
T8. Sara Van Aken – 1.71m/5-07.25
NH Kayla Jemison
Men's Pole Vault Final
4. Noah Mumme – 5.35m/17-06.50 – PR, No. 3 Ole Miss History
11. Logan Kelley – 5.00m/16-04.75
12. Miles Walden – 5.00m/16-04.75
Women's Triple Jump Final
12. Kyla McLaurin – 12.33m/40-05.50 (+2.8) – Outdoor PR, No. 9 Ole Miss History
Men's Triple Jump Final
9. Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley – 15.13m/49-07.75
Women's Discus Final
7. Tedreauna Britt – 54.08m/177-05
10. Shey Taiwo – 48.45m/158-11
12. Jasmine Mitchell – 46.87m/153-09
FOUL Jalani Davis
Men's Discus Final
14. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 51.96m/170-05
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REBELS IN DAY TWO COMPETITION
Women's 100-Meter Dash Prelims
6. McKenzie Long – 11.28q (+0.9)
21. Ariyonna Augustine – 11.57 (+1.8)
Men's 100-Meter Dash Prelims
19. Keith Robinson – 10.45 (+1.4) – SB
Women's 1500-Meter Prelims
4. Loral Winn – 4:22.55 (AQ)
15. Sophie Baumann – 4:26.85
27. Jocelyn Long – 4:33.51
30. Frances Luna – 4:35.44
Men's 1500-Meter Prelims
1. Shane Bracken – 3:42.74 (AQ)
9. Anthony Camerieri – 3:52.29 (AQ)
11. Dalton Hengst – 3:44.60q
26. Landen McNair – 3:53.96
30. Gabe Scales – 3:56.64
Women's 100-Meter Hurdles Prelims
12. Jaiden Paris – 13.21 (+2.2)
Men's 110-Meter Hurdles Prelims
10. Spencer Brown – 13.81 (+2.7)
DNF Ahmad Young Jr.
DNS Kenney Broadnax
Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase Final
1. Kristel van den Berg – 9:56.56 – PR, School Record, No. 7 Dutch History, 2023 Dutch No. 1, No. 19 NCAA, No. 9 East Region
8. Hannah Ielfield – 10:43.72 – PR, No. 11 Ole Miss History
Men's 3000-Meter Steeplechase Final
4. Chase Rose – 9:04.85 – SB
Men's High Jump Final
5. Arvesta Troupe – 2.09m/6-10.25
Women's Pole Vault Final
7. Samara McConnell – 3.95m/12-11.50
Women's Shot Put Final
2. Jalani Davis – 17.94m/58-10.25 – Outdoor PR, No. 3 Ole Miss History, T-No. 8 NCAA, T-No. 3 East Region
9. Tedreauna Britt – 16.33m/53-7
11. Jasmine Mitchell – 15.78m/51-09.25
Men's Shot Put Final
7. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 19.24m/63-01.50 – Outdoor PR, School Record
8. Daniel Viveros – 18.43m/60-05.75
FOUL Mason Hickel
Men's Decathlon
Pierce Genereux – 6,286 Points, 12th Place – PR, No. 7 Ole Miss History
100-Meter Dash: 12th, 11.70 (+1.7) – 711 Points – Wind-legal PR
Long Jump: 12th, 6.14m/20-01.75 (+3.0) – 617 Points – PR
Shot Put: 9th, 11.89m/39-00.25 – 600 Points
High Jump: 12th, 1.71m/5-07.25 – 552 Points
400-Meter Dash: 11th, 53.06 – 679 Points – PR
110-Meter Hurdles: 11th, 15.65 (+3.3) – 773 Points – PR
Discus: 9th, 37.11m/121-09 – 606 Points
Pole Vault: 4th, 4.50m/14-9 – 760 Points
Javelin: 11th, 40.15m/131-08 – 444 Points
1500-Meter: 12th, 5:02.75 – 544 Points – PR
Women's Heptathlon
Sara Van Aken – 5,456 Points, 5th Place – PR, No. 5 Ole Miss History, No. 13 East Region
100-Meter Hurdles: 9th, 14.79 (+3.2) – 870 Points
High Jump: 2nd, 1.74m/5-08.50 – 903 Points
Shot Put: 2nd, 12.58m/41-03.25 – 700 Points – PR
200-Meter Dash: 9th, 25.82 (+3.1) – 813 Points – PR
Long Jump: 6th, 5.81m/19-00.75 (-0.1) – 792 Points – SB
Javelin: 4th, 40.55m/133-00 – 678 Points – PR, No. 13 Ole Miss History
800-Meter: 7th, 2:29.44 – 700 Points
Meg Goebel – 4,685 Points, 10th Place – PR, No. 14 Ole Miss History
100-Meter Hurdles: 7th, 14.41 (+4.5) – 921 Points – All-Conditions PR
High Jump: 9th, 1.62m/5-03.75 – 759 Points – SB
Shot Put: 10th, 8.69m/28-06.25 – 444 Points
200-Meter Dash: 8th, 25.67 (+3.1) – 826 Points
Long Jump: 10th, 5.39m/17-08.25 (+1.9) – 668 Points
Javelin: 10th, 28.45m/93-04 – 447 Points – PR
800-Meter: 9th, 2:35.96 – 620 Points – PR
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REBELS IN DAY ONE COMPETITION
Women's 200-Meter Dash Prelims
3. McKenzie Long – 22.82 (-1.9) – AQ
18. Jayda Eckford – 23.23 (+1.7) – SB
Women's 800-Meter Prelims
24. Madison Hulsey – 2:13.09
Men's 800-Meter Prelims
2. Tiarnan Crorken – 1:47.75 – AQ
4. Baylor Franklin – 1:49.08 – AQ
11. Marcus Dropik – 1:49.65 – SB
21. Cade Flatt – 1:50.85
Women's 10K Final
7. Ryann Helmers – 35:54.75
Men's 10K Final
5. Ben Savino – 30:23.12
9. Chris Maxon – 30:33.07
11. Dereck Elkins – 30:37.31 – PR, No. 14 Ole Miss History
Women's 400-Meter Hurdles Prelims
10. Gabrielle Matthews – 57.04 – PR, School Record, No. 21 NCAA, No. 13 East Region
Women's Hammer Final
2. Jalani Davis – 67.27m/220-08
3. Shey Taiwo – 67.13m/220-03
5. Jasmine Mitchell – 63.99m/209-11
18. Brooke Franke – 49.21m/161-05
Men's Hammer Final
1. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 71.25m/233-09 – PR, School Record, No. 8 NCAA, No. 14 U.S.
11. Costen Campion – 59.11m/193-11 – PR, No. 10 Ole Miss History
13. Mason Hickel – 57.80m/189-07
14. Joseph Lanham – 57.67m/189-02
Women's Javelin Final
14. Abigail Green – 42.28m/138-08
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The 10th-ranked Rebel women finished with 73.5 total meet points, which was good for fourth behind No. 3 Arkansas (134), No. 2 Florida (112) and No. 7 Texas A&M (86), as well as ahead of other top-10 teams No. 8 Georgia (sixth, 57), No. 6 LSU (seventh, 53) and No. 9 Kentucky (tied for eighth, 50). Almost half of Ole Miss' points came from spectacular seniors McKenzie Long (17.25) and Jalani Davis (16), who by themselves combined for 33.25 points.
The fourth-place finish today breaks the previous record of fifth set by the Rebel women back in 2018, and it ties for the best overall in the history of the women's program. Under eighth-year head coach Connie Price-Smith, Ole Miss has now either tied or set SEC record finishes twice on the women's side outdoors (fourth, 2023; fifth, 2018), three times indoors (fourth, 2023; fifth, 2022; fifth, 2017), as well as twice for the Rebel men indoors (third, 2017; third, 2016).
The Rebel men, meanwhile, had a strong meet of their own, finishing tied for seventh with No. 4 Alabama at 58 meet points.
"I am really proud of our athletes and coaches for a job well done," Price-Smith said. "There were a lot of great things that happened for us all week here in Baton Rouge, and it speaks to all the hard work they've put in. This was a complete team effort for both our women and men."
McKenzie Long caught the track world by storm after a shocking indoor season, followed by a stupefying performance at the Texas Relays to open her outdoor season back in March. She entered among the favorites in both the 100 and 200-meter dashes – as well as a crucial component of the Ole Miss 4x100-meter relay squad – and Long proved she belongs among the elite with an incredible workhorse performance on Saturday.
Long came away as the SEC Champion in the women's 200-meter dash, edging out Tennessee's Jacious Sears by six hundredths of a second at the line, winning 22.39 to Sears' 22.45 at a completely still 0.0 meters per second wind-reading. That time was just off her career-best 22.31 (+1.8) from last month but was good enough to make her the first Rebel woman to ever win an SEC title in the 200-meter dash – indoors or outdoors.
Overall, Long is just the third Rebel to ever win an SEC Outdoor title in the 200-meter dash, now standing alongside Olympians Isiah Young (2012, '13) and Tony Dees (1984) from the men's side.
Less than an hour earlier, Long battled in a contentious 100-meter dash final. Long was the bronze medal winner at 11.04 (+0.9), just barely losing a tiebreaker for silver by three thousandths of a second to Georgia's Kaila Jackson, 11.032 to 11.035. Long's bronze medal finish stands as the second-best ever by a Rebel woman in the 100-meter dash, trailing only a silver by All-American Teneeshia Jones in 2000.
And just more than an hour prior to that, Long ran the leadoff leg on a school-record performance from the Ole Miss women's 4x100-meter relay squad. Long, freshman Gabrielle Matthews, and seniors Jayda Eckford and Ariyonna Augustine crossed the line in 43.43 to break the 2019 record of 43.45 and finish fourth in the race. Long capped off the night running the second leg on Ole Miss' 4x400-meter relay that ran the 10th-fastest time in school history at 3:37.65.
Other scorers for the Rebel women on Saturday included senior Loral Winn in the 1500-meter final (fourth, 4:19.87), senior Tedreauna Britt in the discus (seventh, 54.08m/177-05) and senior Sara Van Aken in the high jump (tied for eighth, 1.71m/5-07.25).
The Ole Miss men received a big point haul in the men's 1500-meter final on Saturday, led by senior and silver medalist Shane Bracken. The Irish native used a savvy move right before the finish line to position himself ahead of Arkansas' Elias Schreml by one hundredth of a second for the silver medal at 3:43.79. Bracken is the eighth Rebel all-time to ever finish within the top-two of the SEC men's 1500-meter, all since 2014.
Fellow seniors Anthony Camerieri (fourth, 3:44.68) and Dalton Hengst (seventh, 3:46.16) packed a punch with scoring performances of their own, giving Ole Miss 15 total points from the 1500 alone.
Ole Miss got a similar big batch in the men's 800-meter final, where seniors Tiarnan Crorken and Baylor Franklin combined for 11 meet points for the Rebels. Crorken took the bronze medal at 1:47.65, with Franklin right behind him in fourth at 1:47.95.
Senior Noah Mumme put on a show in the men's pole vault competition, clearing an overall career-best 5.35m/17-06.50 to finish fourth overall. That final height puts him into a tie for No. 3 in Ole Miss history, and he soared to it in spectacular fashion, remaining clean over his first five attempted heights.
Also scoring for the Rebel men on Saturday was Cole Bullock in the 5K, where he finished eighth at 14:23.64.
Up next, the Rebel athletes who are qualified and declared will travel to the University of North Florida for the NCAA East Regional, held May 24-27 in Jacksonville, Florida.
Final Women's Team Scores
1. #3 Arkansas – 134
2. #2 Florida – 112
3. #7 Texas A&M – 86
4. #10 Ole Miss – 73.5 (Program Record)
5. #20 Tennessee – 67
6. #8 Georgia – 57
7. #6 LSU – 53
T8. #18 Alabama – 50
T8. #9 Kentucky – 50
10. Missouri – 45
11. Vanderbilt - 39
12. Auburn – 25
13. South Carolina – 19
14. Mississippi State – 8.5
Final Men's Team Scores
1. #1 Arkansas – 149
2. #6 LSU – 89
3. #5 Tennessee – 87
4. #16 Georgia – 75
5. Texas A&M – 73
6. #3 Florida – 70
T7. Ole Miss – 58
T7. #4 Alabama – 58
9. #24 Auburn – 41
10. Kentucky – 35
11. Mississippi State – 34
12. South Carolina – 32
13. Missouri – 18
Day Three Medalists
McKenzie Long – Women's 200-Meter Dash, Gold Medal
Shane Bracken – Men's 1500-Meter, Silver Medal
Tiarnan Crorken – Men's 800-Meter, Bronze Medal
McKenzie Long – Women's 100-Meter Dash, Bronze Medal
Other Day Three Scorers
Ariyonna Augustine – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay, 4th Place
Anthony Camerieri – Men's 1500-Meter, 4th Place
Jayda Eckford – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay, 4th Place
Baylor Franklin – Men's 800-Meter, 4th Place
McKenzie Long – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay, 4th Place
Gabrielle Matthews – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay, 4th Place
Noah Mumme – Men's Pole Vault, 4th Place
Loral Winn – Women's 1500-Meter, 4th Place
Tedreauna Britt – Women's Discus, 7th Place
Dalton Hengst – Men's 1500-Meter, 7th Place
Cole Bullock – Men's 5K, 8th Place
Sara Van Aken – Women's High Jump, T-8th Place
Day Two Medalists
Kristel van den Berg – Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase, Gold Medal
Jalani Davis – Women's Shot Put, Silver Medal
Other Day Two Scorers
Chase Rose – Men's 3000-Meter Steeplechase, 4th Place
Arvesta Troupe – Men's High Jump, 5th Place
Sara Van Aken – Women's Heptathlon, 5th Place
Samara McConnell – Women's Pole Vault, 7th Place
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – Men's Shot Put, 7th Place
Hannah Ielfield – Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase, 8th Place
Daniel Viveros – Men's Shot Put, 8th Place
Day One Medalists
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – Men's Hammer, Gold Medal
Jalani Davis – Women's Hammer, Silver Medal
Shey Taiwo – Women's Hammer, Bronze Medal
Other Day One Scorers
Jasmine Mitchell – Women's Hammer, 5th Place
Ben Savino – Men's 10K, 5th Place
Ryann Helmers – Women's 10K, 7th Place
REBELS IN DAY THREE COMPETITION
Women's 100-Meter Dash Final
3. McKenzie Long – 11.04 (+0.9) – Tiebreaker with runner-up went 11.032-11.035
Women's 200-Meter Dash Final
1. McKenzie Long – 22.39 (+0.0)
Men's 800-Meter Final
3. Tiarnan Crorken – 1:47.65
4. Baylor Franklin – 1:47.95
Women's 1500-Meter Final
4. Loral Winn – 4:19.87
Men's 1500-Meter Final
2. Shane Bracken – 3:43.79
4. Anthony Camerieri – 3:44.68
7. Dalton Hengst – 3:46.16
Women's 5K Final
12. Skylar Boogerd – 16:44.58 – SB
16. Jocelyn Long – 16:55.95
Men's 5K Final
8. Cole Bullock – 14:23.64
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Final
4. Long, Matthews, Eckford, Augustine – 43.43 – School Record
Women's 4x400-Meter Relay Final
12. Matthews, Long, Eckford, Womack – 3:37.65 – No. 10 Ole Miss History
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay Final
9. Flatt, Crorken, Dropik, Lough – 3:13.94
Women's High Jump Final
T8. Sara Van Aken – 1.71m/5-07.25
NH Kayla Jemison
Men's Pole Vault Final
4. Noah Mumme – 5.35m/17-06.50 – PR, No. 3 Ole Miss History
11. Logan Kelley – 5.00m/16-04.75
12. Miles Walden – 5.00m/16-04.75
Women's Triple Jump Final
12. Kyla McLaurin – 12.33m/40-05.50 (+2.8) – Outdoor PR, No. 9 Ole Miss History
Men's Triple Jump Final
9. Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley – 15.13m/49-07.75
Women's Discus Final
7. Tedreauna Britt – 54.08m/177-05
10. Shey Taiwo – 48.45m/158-11
12. Jasmine Mitchell – 46.87m/153-09
FOUL Jalani Davis
Men's Discus Final
14. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 51.96m/170-05
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REBELS IN DAY TWO COMPETITION
Women's 100-Meter Dash Prelims
6. McKenzie Long – 11.28q (+0.9)
21. Ariyonna Augustine – 11.57 (+1.8)
Men's 100-Meter Dash Prelims
19. Keith Robinson – 10.45 (+1.4) – SB
Women's 1500-Meter Prelims
4. Loral Winn – 4:22.55 (AQ)
15. Sophie Baumann – 4:26.85
27. Jocelyn Long – 4:33.51
30. Frances Luna – 4:35.44
Men's 1500-Meter Prelims
1. Shane Bracken – 3:42.74 (AQ)
9. Anthony Camerieri – 3:52.29 (AQ)
11. Dalton Hengst – 3:44.60q
26. Landen McNair – 3:53.96
30. Gabe Scales – 3:56.64
Women's 100-Meter Hurdles Prelims
12. Jaiden Paris – 13.21 (+2.2)
Men's 110-Meter Hurdles Prelims
10. Spencer Brown – 13.81 (+2.7)
DNF Ahmad Young Jr.
DNS Kenney Broadnax
Women's 3000-Meter Steeplechase Final
1. Kristel van den Berg – 9:56.56 – PR, School Record, No. 7 Dutch History, 2023 Dutch No. 1, No. 19 NCAA, No. 9 East Region
8. Hannah Ielfield – 10:43.72 – PR, No. 11 Ole Miss History
Men's 3000-Meter Steeplechase Final
4. Chase Rose – 9:04.85 – SB
Men's High Jump Final
5. Arvesta Troupe – 2.09m/6-10.25
Women's Pole Vault Final
7. Samara McConnell – 3.95m/12-11.50
Women's Shot Put Final
2. Jalani Davis – 17.94m/58-10.25 – Outdoor PR, No. 3 Ole Miss History, T-No. 8 NCAA, T-No. 3 East Region
9. Tedreauna Britt – 16.33m/53-7
11. Jasmine Mitchell – 15.78m/51-09.25
Men's Shot Put Final
7. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 19.24m/63-01.50 – Outdoor PR, School Record
8. Daniel Viveros – 18.43m/60-05.75
FOUL Mason Hickel
Men's Decathlon
Pierce Genereux – 6,286 Points, 12th Place – PR, No. 7 Ole Miss History
100-Meter Dash: 12th, 11.70 (+1.7) – 711 Points – Wind-legal PR
Long Jump: 12th, 6.14m/20-01.75 (+3.0) – 617 Points – PR
Shot Put: 9th, 11.89m/39-00.25 – 600 Points
High Jump: 12th, 1.71m/5-07.25 – 552 Points
400-Meter Dash: 11th, 53.06 – 679 Points – PR
110-Meter Hurdles: 11th, 15.65 (+3.3) – 773 Points – PR
Discus: 9th, 37.11m/121-09 – 606 Points
Pole Vault: 4th, 4.50m/14-9 – 760 Points
Javelin: 11th, 40.15m/131-08 – 444 Points
1500-Meter: 12th, 5:02.75 – 544 Points – PR
Women's Heptathlon
Sara Van Aken – 5,456 Points, 5th Place – PR, No. 5 Ole Miss History, No. 13 East Region
100-Meter Hurdles: 9th, 14.79 (+3.2) – 870 Points
High Jump: 2nd, 1.74m/5-08.50 – 903 Points
Shot Put: 2nd, 12.58m/41-03.25 – 700 Points – PR
200-Meter Dash: 9th, 25.82 (+3.1) – 813 Points – PR
Long Jump: 6th, 5.81m/19-00.75 (-0.1) – 792 Points – SB
Javelin: 4th, 40.55m/133-00 – 678 Points – PR, No. 13 Ole Miss History
800-Meter: 7th, 2:29.44 – 700 Points
Meg Goebel – 4,685 Points, 10th Place – PR, No. 14 Ole Miss History
100-Meter Hurdles: 7th, 14.41 (+4.5) – 921 Points – All-Conditions PR
High Jump: 9th, 1.62m/5-03.75 – 759 Points – SB
Shot Put: 10th, 8.69m/28-06.25 – 444 Points
200-Meter Dash: 8th, 25.67 (+3.1) – 826 Points
Long Jump: 10th, 5.39m/17-08.25 (+1.9) – 668 Points
Javelin: 10th, 28.45m/93-04 – 447 Points – PR
800-Meter: 9th, 2:35.96 – 620 Points – PR
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REBELS IN DAY ONE COMPETITION
Women's 200-Meter Dash Prelims
3. McKenzie Long – 22.82 (-1.9) – AQ
18. Jayda Eckford – 23.23 (+1.7) – SB
Women's 800-Meter Prelims
24. Madison Hulsey – 2:13.09
Men's 800-Meter Prelims
2. Tiarnan Crorken – 1:47.75 – AQ
4. Baylor Franklin – 1:49.08 – AQ
11. Marcus Dropik – 1:49.65 – SB
21. Cade Flatt – 1:50.85
Women's 10K Final
7. Ryann Helmers – 35:54.75
Men's 10K Final
5. Ben Savino – 30:23.12
9. Chris Maxon – 30:33.07
11. Dereck Elkins – 30:37.31 – PR, No. 14 Ole Miss History
Women's 400-Meter Hurdles Prelims
10. Gabrielle Matthews – 57.04 – PR, School Record, No. 21 NCAA, No. 13 East Region
Women's Hammer Final
2. Jalani Davis – 67.27m/220-08
3. Shey Taiwo – 67.13m/220-03
5. Jasmine Mitchell – 63.99m/209-11
18. Brooke Franke – 49.21m/161-05
Men's Hammer Final
1. Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan – 71.25m/233-09 – PR, School Record, No. 8 NCAA, No. 14 U.S.
11. Costen Campion – 59.11m/193-11 – PR, No. 10 Ole Miss History
13. Mason Hickel – 57.80m/189-07
14. Joseph Lanham – 57.67m/189-02
Women's Javelin Final
14. Abigail Green – 42.28m/138-08
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