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Cal Records More Top 10s In San Diego

Cal Records More Top 10s In San Diego




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David Foster anchored a 4x100m relay squad that posted the fourth-fastest time in program history.


Sprints and Hurdles Squad Shines At Aztec Invitational

SAN DIEGO – California track & field posted yet another solid outing on Saturday at the Aztec Invitational, overcoming rainy and windy conditions to collect a trio of program top-10 times and several top-three finishes at the SDSU Sports Deck.
 
Once again, the Bears’ sprinters and hurdlers stood out, recording all three of Cal’s all-time top 10s. The men’s 4x100m relay quartet of Chase Williams, George Monroe, Mason Mangum and David Foster kicked things off on the track with a second-place time of 39.73 – fourth fastest in program history. Freshman Donovan Bradley put his name in the outdoor record books with a second-place time of 13.80 in the 110m hurdles, 10th fastest all-time at Cal, while junior Makhaila Mills improved her own program No. 8 entry with a time of 11.58 in the 100m.
 
Cal’s men posted two track event wins in the 100m and 400m, courtesy of Foster (10.47) and junior Isaiah Shaw (46.56), respectively; Shaw’s time was over half a second faster than his previous personal best. Senior Jada Hicks posted a PR of her own in the 100m hurdles, finishing second with a wind-aided time of 13.06, while classmate Ryan Lacefield recorded her own personal record in the women’s 400m with a third-place 54.19.
 
The field events were capped off by sophomore Jason Plumb’s victory in the men’s long jump after he posted a mark of 7.57m (24-10); he was joined in the final by freshman Chukwunonso Udeh, who finished third with a personal-best leap of 7.29m (23-11). Fellow rookie Obi Nwafor recorded a top-three finish of his own, taking third in the men’s triple jump with a wind-aided mark of 14.25m (46-9), while senior Amari Turner tied for second place in the women’s pole vault at 4.07m (13-4.25). Rounding out the group were freshmen Ashanti Elie and redshirt junior Toby Lai, who tied for third in the women’s high jump with matching clearances of 1.71m (5-7.25).
 
Men’s Results
100m: 1. David Foster 10.47; 4. Mason Mangum 10.69; 6. Chase Williams 10.74; 7. George Monroe 10.76; 14. Christian Trapps 11.06; 22. Chukwunonso Udeh 11.22; 26. Javon Hampton Jr. 11.35
400m: 1. Isaiah Shaw 46.56 (PR);…

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