BLACKSBURG,VA. The NC State indoor track and field team wrapped up day two of the Hokie Invitational Saturday afternoon.Â
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The Wolfpack saw several athletes reach personal best in their respective events. The highlight of the day for NC State was a first place finish from the Men’s Distance Medley Relay team.
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DISTANCE
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The combo of Kyle Durham, Zach Hughes, Brett Gardner, Travis Koekemoer and Jake Toomey finished first with a time of 9:45.51, good enough for eighth in school history.Â
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In the 800, Wesley Larson finished inside the top 20 (16th) with a time of 1:55.12.
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SPRINTS
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In the men’s 200, Henry Young had a top-10 finish, coming in sixth with a time of 22.14. On the women’s side Ally Henson and Imunique Archie advanced to the finals and finished 19th and 23rd, respectively.
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Henson ran the 200 in 25.65 and Archie ran 25.97.
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In the 400 finals, Timara Chapman came in seventh with a time of 56.21, while teammate Carolina Lewis finished 19th with a time of 58.40. Those were both personal best times. Allison Payton came in 21st place (1:00.77).
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JUMPS
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Freshman Kyzaiah Stone continues his impressive rookie campaign, winning the high jump for the second consecutive weekend. Stone had a jump of 7 – ¼ on Saturday.
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Jamar Davis placed second in the men’s triple jump, leaping out 49-8 ¼ in Blacksburg.
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In the triple jump, Jirah Sidberry finished ninth (39-4).
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THROWS
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Freshman Nathan Lau had a personal best toss of 47-9 ¼ in the shot put, securing a top 10 (ninth) finish. On the women’s side, the Wolfpack had three top 20 finishes.
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Mikieja Covington finished 17th (38 – 3 ¼); freshman Katie Horne finished 18th (36 – 11 ½); Jakerra Covington finished 20th (36 – 4 ¼).
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UP NEXT: NC State travels to Clemson, SC for the Bob Pollock Meet, Jan. 27-28.
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RESULTSÂ
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WOMEN’S TRIPLE JUMP
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MEN’S SHOT PUT
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MEN’S 200M
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WOMEN’S 200M PRELIMS
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WOMEN’S 200M FINALS
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WOMEN’S 400M PRELIMS
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WOMEN’S 400M FINALS
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MEN’S HIGH JUMP
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WOMEN’S SHOT PUT
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MEN’S TRIPLE JUMP
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MDMR
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