Women's Indoor Track and Field Central: December 5-7 Results
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Posted By: Hija Chang on December 09, 2014 Courtesy: SWAC.org Release: 12/08/2014 Friday, December 5 Alabama A&M Alabama State Birmingham Southern College Bryan Central Arkansas Emory Florida A&M Florida International Georgia Southern Georgia State Jackson State Kennesaw State Lee Ole Miss Mississippi College Shorter South Alabama Tulane University of Alabama – Birmingham Icebreaker Invitational Men’s Results • Women’s Results BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Four Southwestern Athletic Conference teams competed in a season opener Friday, December 5 at the Birmingham Crossplex, hosted by Birmingham Southern College – Alabama A&M, Alabama State, Jackson State, Texas Southern. Maurice Jones of Alabama A&M earned fourth place in the men’s long jump with a distance of 1.80m. DeTorrian Green clinched second place in the 60 meter dash with a time of 6.94. Green also claimed third in the 200 meter dash. The women’s distance medley team claimed third with a time of 14:45.55. The Alabama State women’s 4 x 400 meter team secured a first-place win with a time of 3:46.82. Kadijah Gordon set the mark for all SWAC teams as she secured the longest triple jump distance of 12.06m. Alexis Ferebee came in second place in the 60 meter dash with a time of 7.67 and took third place in the 200 meter dash. Santina Williams took first in the 400 meter dash with a mark of 56.45, followed by Kimberly Wedderburn in third place, with a time of 57.87. Tatiana Etienne crossed the finish line first for the SWAC teams in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:12.43. Alabama State’s women’s team came in fourth place overall. Karina Foster from Texas Southern earned third-place in the women’s weight throw with a distance of 16.32m, while the 4 x 400 meter team collected a third-place win with a mark of 3:57.88. Saturday, December 6 University of Kansas Prairie View A&M UMKC Oral Roberts Sterling Bethany (Kan.) Benedictine (Kan.) Bob Timmons Challenge Men’s Results • Women’s Results LAWRENCE, Kan. – Prairie View A&M opened its indoor track and field season with an impressive showing at the Bob Timmons Challenge in Lawrence, Kansas, against host, Kansas and six other schools. The men’s distant medley collected a first place position with a mark of 11:00.85, under runners Syed Hussain, Terence Mitchell, Aaron Austin and Jarrod Ballou. Hussain later earned second place with a time of 9:17.47 in the men’s 3000 meter run, followed by Ballou with a third-place finish and a mark of 9:19.44. Sorone Batiste took the one-mile run win with a time of 4:28.14, while Destiny Carr registered a first-place win in the 200 meter dash at a time of 25.56, and Monique Green grabbed second place at 25.75. Keon Campbell took first in 200 meter dash at a time of 22.63. Campbell later took second place at a mark of 6.93 in the 60 meter dash. Green crossed the finish line first for the women’s team with a mark of 7.84. In the 60 meter hurdles, Deonca Bookman crossed the finish line first for the women’s team with a time of 8.85. She was later joined by Jada Curbeam at 9.59 and Angela Uhegwu at 9.70. Xavier Morris secured a first place finish for the men’s team grabbing a time of 8.46, while Robert Hall came in second at 8.51. Quin-Tarius Crenshaw took second in the long jump, while the 4 x 400 women’s team took third with a mark of 3:55.33, under runners Deonca Bookman, Takara Coleman, Angela Uhgewu and Brandalyn Williams. Both Prairie View A&M teams walked away with an overall second place ranking – women with a score of 128, and men with a score of 146. More: http://www.swac.org/ViewArticle.dbml?SPID=... If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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