NEW YORK, NY – A trio of Terps climbed the top 10 records on Friday as the Maryland indoor track and field team closed out day one of the Dr. Sander Scorcher hosted by Columbia University at The Armory.
In the 400 meters, Maya Valmon and Samantha Payne each turned in all-time top 10 performances, while Katie Turk did so in the 3,000 meters.
Turk moved up to fifth all-time in program history after clocking a time of 9:36.97 in the 3,000 meters to finish sixth overall.
Valmon had the program’s eighth fastest time ever in the 400 meters (55.13 seconds) followed by Payne who moved into 10th all-time (55.22 seconds). The duo finished fifth and sixth in the race on Friday.
Other top performers on Friday included Armanie Coleman who placed second in the prelims of the 60-meter dash (7.55 seconds). Tolu Akinduro finished fifth in the triple jump (39′ 11.25″), while Jennessa Wolfe tied for fifth in the high jump (5′ 7.00″). In the 800 meters, Kami Joi Hickson led the Terps with a 12th-place overall finish (2:10.35).
Maryland will return to action on Saturday for day two of the Dr. Sander Scorcher. Action will begin at 9 AM.
Invitational Events
60 Meters – Armanie Coleman – 7.55 – 2nd (prelims)
60 Meters – Victoria Teasley – 7.78 – 13th (prelims)
60M Hurdles – Isabella Castillo – 8.83 – 13th (prelims)
400 Meters – Maya Valmon – 55.13 – 5th
400 Meters – Samantha Payne – 55.22 – 6th
800 Meters – Kami Joi Hickson – 2:10.35 – 12th
800 Meters – Emma Pegg – 2:11.83 – 18th
800 Meters – Katerina Talanova – 2:13.66 – 21st
800 Meters – Reese Delp – 2:17.62 – 31st
3,000 Meters – Katie Turk – 9:36.97 – 6th
3,000 Meters – Katie Altieri – 9:57.03 – 21st
3,000 Meters – Hannah Mack – 10:06.47 – 30th
3,000 Meters – Emma Lorey – 10:07.29 – 31st
Triple Jump – Tolu Akinduro – 39-11.25 – 5th
High Jump – Jennessa Wolfe – 5-7.00 – t-5th
Open Events
60 Meters – Ni-Ann Cross – 7.95 – 11th
60M Hurdles – Ashley Thomas – 9.04 – 3rd –
Seeded Events
400 Meters – Lydia Robling – 57.41 – 7th
400 Meters – Maya Mosley – 58.34 – 16th
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