BLOOMINGTON, IN – The Maryland track and field team wrapped up their season this weekend at the Big Ten Outdoor Track and Field Championships, hosted by Indiana.Â
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Luke Tobia got the Terps rolling in the first event of the championships, throwing a new personal best of 59.53m in the hammer throw, which also moved him up one spot to second all-time in Maryland history.Â
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Kayla Thorpe also impressed in the javelin, breaking her own school record and finishing in sixth place at the championships, throwing a whopping 48.38m.
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The men’s 4×100 team of Joseph Ewan, Ako Hislop, Kevin Collins, and Brandon James won their heat and finished in 7th place overall with a blistering time of 40.73.
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Michaela Bracken also secured a 7th-place finish for the Terps, running 49.82 in the 400H finals
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Eric Albright also placed for the Terps, running 1:49.61 in the 800m finals, which was good for 7th place.
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The 4×400 team of Kayla Woods, Lydia Robling, Kami Joi Hickson, and Michaela Bracken closed the meet strong for the Terps, placing 7th with a time of 3:41.78.
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Other Highlights:
- Tolu Akinduro broke into the all-time top ten in the triple jump, with a monster jump of 12.54m, which puts her at 6th all-time
- Jayla Bynum set a new personal best in the shot put, throwing 15.91m
- Lydia Robling also set a personal best, running 55.42 in the 400m
- Ako Hislop ran a quick 100m time of 10.47
- Rhys Allen had another strong showing in the discus, throwing 51.35m
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