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17 Racers Achieved PRs at Bellarmine Classic
2/4/2022 10:04:00 PM | Women's Track and Field
Women’s Track & Field achieved 17 personal bests in Louisville
The Murray State Racers women's track & field team competed for the third straight time at the Norton Healthcare Sports and Learning Center in Louisville, Kentucky on Friday, February 04, at the PNC Bank Bellarmine Classic.
"After a weekend off it was nice to get back out and compete. The staff really commends the kids for coming out with high energy after a few travel plan changes. We had some great performances across the board and saw kids move up both the OVC list as well as the MSU top ten list. With one meet you go before conference we will look for a solid week of practice while we continue to work towards our goal of winning a championship" says Head Coach Adam Kiesler.
HIGHLIGHTS
- The Racers achieved 17 personal bests at the PNC Bank Bellarmine Classic
- The Racers claimed second through fourth in the 60m dash, Rachel Hagans finished second with Hannah Malone and Teliyah James finishing third and fourth.
- Amyah Davis won her third straight 60m Hurdles event, picking up the victory in 8.98 seconds.
- Teliyah James placed first in the 200m, winning in 24.68.
- The Racers swept the podium in the 400m as JaKayla McSwain, Lucia Herrero Yanez and Maria Bangala claimed first, second and third, respectively.
- Amirr Evans and LaMiah Campbell finished one-two in the 800m, both achieving new indoors PRs.
- Dani Wright and Emma Creviston raced to first and second in the 3000m run.
- Hagans, McSwain, Herrero Yanez, and Bangala won the 4x400 team relay in 3:52.47.
- Hagans won the long jump, jumping a distance of 5.96m while Jordan Marshall finished second in the triple jump.
UP NEXT
The Racers head to Nashville, Tennessee, next week for the Indoor Music City Challenge hosted by Vanderbilt. This is the final indoor meet before the OVC Indoor Championships held on Feb. 23-24 in Birmingham, Alabama.
"After a weekend off it was nice to get back out and compete. The staff really commends the kids for coming out with high energy after a few travel plan changes. We had some great performances across the board and saw kids move up both the OVC list as well as the MSU top ten list. With one meet you go before conference we will look for a solid week of practice while we continue to work towards our goal of winning a championship" says Head Coach Adam Kiesler.
HIGHLIGHTS
- The Racers achieved 17 personal bests at the PNC Bank Bellarmine Classic
- The Racers claimed second through fourth in the 60m dash, Rachel Hagans finished second with Hannah Malone and Teliyah James finishing third and fourth.
- Amyah Davis won her third straight 60m Hurdles event, picking up the victory in 8.98 seconds.
- Teliyah James placed first in the 200m, winning in 24.68.
- The Racers swept the podium in the 400m as JaKayla McSwain, Lucia Herrero Yanez and Maria Bangala claimed first, second and third, respectively.
- Amirr Evans and LaMiah Campbell finished one-two in the 800m, both achieving new indoors PRs.
- Dani Wright and Emma Creviston raced to first and second in the 3000m run.
- Hagans, McSwain, Herrero Yanez, and Bangala won the 4x400 team relay in 3:52.47.
- Hagans won the long jump, jumping a distance of 5.96m while Jordan Marshall finished second in the triple jump.
UP NEXT
The Racers head to Nashville, Tennessee, next week for the Indoor Music City Challenge hosted by Vanderbilt. This is the final indoor meet before the OVC Indoor Championships held on Feb. 23-24 in Birmingham, Alabama.
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