2023-24 Men's Track & Field - Year In Review | |
| Coaching Staff Bob Braman, Head Coach Ricky Argro, Associate Head Coach, Sprints & Relays Cody Halsey, Assistant Coach, Distance Matt Kane, Associate Head Coach, Sprints & Relays, Hurdles Ian Kellogg, Assistant Coach, Distance Harlis Meaders, Assistant Coach, Throws Ethan Meydrich, Assistant Coach, Distance Erik Myyra, Strength and Conditioning Leevan Sands, Assistant Coach, Jumps Dillon Yearby, Director of Operations Click here to see individual photos |
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Bernardo Barnhart, D, Immokalee
Keshaun Black, 6-0, S, Mooresville, N.C.
Cooper Crowell, T, Jacksonville
Dashinelle Dyer, S-H, Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica
LaQuan Ellis, S-J, Lakeland
Joe Farley, D, Petoskey, Mich.
Anthony Herrera, MD, Fort Lauderdale
Abdirizak Ibrahim, D, Amarillo, Tex.
Ahmed Ibrahim, D, Portland, Ore.
Guinove Joanus, 5-9, S, Elizabeth, N.J.
Andre Korbmacher, H, Bellingham, Wash.
Kaden Levings, D, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Jayden Louis-Charles, J, Long Island, N.Y.
Devin Makousky, D, Rockledge
Kidus Misgina, D, Chicago, Ill.
Neo Mosebi, S,
Matthew Neill, D, Omagh, Ireland
Martin Prodanov, D, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Carter Rothell, MD, Tallahassee
Zach Trotter, MD, Clearwater, Kans.
Jordan Turner, J, Kingston, Jamaica
British Wilkerson, S, Fort Lauderdale
Davis Named ACC Indoor Field Performer of the Year. March 21, 2024 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Jeremiah Davis was named the ACC Men's Indoor Field
Performer of the Year, the conference announced on Thursday. Davis becomes the first Nole in program history to earn the award in consecutive seasons. "Another great honor for a truly great
athlete," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Jeremiah is becoming one of the best jumpers in the world." Davis repeated as ACC Champion in the long jump with a mark of 7.80m, before
claiming the title in the triple jump with a new meet record of 16.66m. He was named the Men's Field MVP after scoring 20 points at the ACC Indoor Championship, becoming the first Nole to receive the
honors back-to-back. Davis went on to win silver in the long jump (8.20m) and bronze in the triple jump (16.60m) at the NCAA Indoor Championships. "Congratulations to Jeremiah, for the amazing
honor," said jumps coach Leevan Sands. "His hard work, dedication and talent have truly paid off, propelling him to the well-deserved award. His remarkable achievements not only inspire his teammates
but also serve as a testament to his extraordinary abilities. I know he will keep reaching for the stars and continue to make his mark on the world of athletics." June 20, 2024 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - After winning the ACC Indoor Field Performer of the Year in 2024 and 2023, Jeremiah Davis was named the ACC Men's Outdoor Field
Performer of the Year, the conference announced on Thursday. Davis becomes the third Seminole in program history to capture the award for the outdoor season, joining Isaac Grimes (2021) and FSU
Athletics Hall of Fame member Ngoni Makusha (2011), who won the Bowerman Award in 2011. Davis became the first student-athlete from the ACC to receive the ACC Field Performer of the Meet in three
consecutive seasons after winning gold in both the long jump and triple jump at the 2024 ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The Lehigh Acres, Florida, native repeated as ACC Champion in the
long jump with a mark of 7.95m (26-1 3/4), before claiming the title in the triple jump with a mark of 16.71m (54-10). It was the first time since 2018 FSU has won the event. Davis went on to win
silver in the long jump (8.07m, 26-5 3/4) before taking fourth in the triple jump (16.62m, 54-6 1/2) at the NCAA Outdoor Championship, capturing his 10th and 11th career All-American honors.
"Multiple All-American and ACC honors throughout his career," said jumps coach Leevan Sands. "Jeremiah is well deserving of this award. His hard work and dedication has earned him another accolade.
I'm so proud of him and over the past two years he has shown relentless, commitment, and determination pushing through challenges and consistently striving for excellence. In his final season with
Florida State, it's been an honor to coach such an outstanding student-athlete."
2023-24 Roster - By Name
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R Name Pos Cl Ltr Hometown (Prior School)
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Ahmari Avin T Fr-R Pembroke Pines (Pembroke Pines Charter)
* Tyler Azcano S So Clermont (East Ridge/Florida A&M)
Taylor Banks S Sr **** Miramar (Miramar)
Bernardo Barnhart D Fr Immokalee (Palmetto Ridge)
* Keshaun Black S Jr Mooresville, N.C. (Mooresville/Meridian CC)
Lucas Bouquot D So-R Ponte Vedra Beach (Ponte Vedra)
Zach Cloud D Jr-R Saint Cloud (Saint Cloud)
* Alex Collier S Jr *** Jacksonville (Orange Park)
Coleman Cronk D So-R West Chester, Ohio (Lakota West)
* Cooper Crowell T Fr Jacksonville (Paxon)
* Jeremiah Davis J Sr-R **** Lehigh Acres (Lehigh)
* Patrick Donnelly D So-R Alexandria, Va. (Bellefontaine)
Ryan Driscoll T Fr-R Niceville (Niceville)
* Dashinelle Dyer S-H Sr Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica (Saint Elizabeth Technical/Iowa Central CC/Clemson)
* LaQuan Ellis S-J Fr Lakeland (Jenkins)
Joe Farley D Jr Petoskey, Mich. (Petoskey/Kent State)
Andrew Hammel D Jr-R Clyde, N.C. (Christ School/Furman)
* Anthony Herrera MD Fr Fort Lauderdale (Saint Thomas Aquinas)
Abdirizak Ibrahim D Sr Amarillo, Tex. (Palo Duro/New Mexico)
Ahmed Ibrahim D Jr Portland, Ore. (Parkrose/Boise State)
Guinove Joanus S Sr-R Elizabeth, N.J. (Elizabeth/Coffeyville CC/Clemson)
* Ismael Kone S Sr * Richardson, Tex. (Lake Highlands/Texas-Arlington/New Orleans)
* Andre Korbmacher H Fr Bellingham, Wash. (Squalicum)
Zach Leachman D Jr-R Mars, Pa. (Mars Area)
Kaden Levings D Fr Colorado Springs, Colo. (Cheyenne Mountain)
Xavion Lockwood J Sr-R * Tampa (Hillsborough/Florida A&M)
* Jayden Louis-Charles J So Long Island, N.Y. (Plano West/Oklahoma)
Devin Makousky D Fr Rockledge (Rockledge)
* Kidus Misgina D Jr Chicago, Ill. (Steinmetz/Cloud County CC)
* Neo Mosebi S Fr (SPIRE Insitute)
* David Mullarkey D Sr-R * Leeds, England (Leeds Beckett)
Matthew Neill D So Omagh, Ireland (University of the Cumberlands)
Matthew Newland D Sr-R * Tallahassee (Chiles)
* Martin Prodanov D Sr-R Plovdiv, Bulgaria (Missouri)
* Jaiden Rollins J So Mobile, Ala. (UMS-Wright Prep)
Carter Rothell MD Fr Tallahassee (Florida)
* Cooper Schroeder D Sr-R Manhattan, Kans. (Manhattan/Kansas State)
* Kyvon Tatham J So * Miami (Pembroke Pines Charter)
Wynne Thomas D So-R Tampa (Plant)
Michael Toppi D So Melbourne (Viera)
* Zach Trotter MD So Clearwater, Kans. (Clearwater/Butler)
* Jordan Turner J So Kingston, Jamaica (Calabar/Kentucky)
* Sean Watkins S Jr ** Opa-Locka (Saint Thomas Aquinas)
* British Wilkerson S Fr Fort Lauderdale (Saint Thomas Aquinas)
* Curtis Williams J Jr * Tallahassee (Leon)
* Tyson Williams H Jr Lakeland (Jenkins)
From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.
Davis Named ACC Outdoor
Field Performer of the Year.
2023-24 Conference Awards
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Tyler Azcano Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Keshaun Black Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion (1)
Alex Collier Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion (3)
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Jeremiah Davis Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - Performer of the Year - Field
Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - Championship MVP - Field
Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - Long Jump - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - Triple Jump - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - Performer of the Year - Field
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - Championship MVP - Field
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - Long Jump - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - Triple Jump - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
LaQuan Ellis Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Ismael Kone Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 100 Meters - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion (2)
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Andre Korbmacher Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Jayden Louis-Charles Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Neo Mosebi Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
David Mullarkey Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Jaiden Rollins Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion (4)
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Kyvon Tatham Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Jordan Turner Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
British Wilkerson Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Curtis Williams Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Tyson Williams Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 110 Meter Hurdles - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
All-Conference - 16
2023-24 All-Americans
Name NCAA Championships
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Jeremiah Davis Long Jump (2nd) - Indoor
Triple Jump (3rd) - Indoor
Long Jump (2nd) - Outdoor
Triple Jump (4th) - Outdoor
David Mullarkey 3000 Meters (11th) - Indoor - 2nd Team
Kyvon Tatham Triple Jump (7th) - Outdoor
Jordan Turner Long Jump (13th) - Indoor - 2nd Team
Long Jump (16th) - Outdoor - 2nd Team
All-Americans - 4
2023-24 Schedules and Results
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| Jimmy Carnes Invitational Gainesville |
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| RADD Sports Invitational Jan 19-20, 2024, Gainesville |
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| Lenny Lyles Invitational Jan 26-27, 2024, Louisville, Ky. |
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| Bob Pollock Meet Jan 26-27, 2024, Clemson, S.C. |
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| John Thomas Terrier Classic Jan 26-27, 2024, Boston, Mass. |
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| New Balance Indoor Grand Prix Boston, Mass. |
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| Florida Last Chance Gainesville |
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| David Hemery Valentine Invite Feb 9-10, 2024, Boston, Mass. |
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| Tiger Paw Invitational Feb 9-10, 2024, Clemson, S.C. |
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| ACC Indoor Championship Feb 22-24, 2024, Boston, Mass. |
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| NCAA Indoor Championship Mar 7-9, 2024, Boston, Mass. |
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| Bob Hayes Invitational Mar 15-16, 2024, Jacksonville |
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| Hurricane Invitational Mar 15-16, 2024, Coral Gables |
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| FSU Relays Mar 21-22, 2024 |
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| Raleigh Relays Mar 28-30, 2024, Raleigh, N.C. |
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| Florida Relays Mar 29-30, 2024, Gainesville |
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| Crimson Tide Invite Apr 5-6, 2024, Tuscaloosa, Ala. |
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| Tom Jones Invitational Apr 12-13, 2024, Gainesville |
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| Wake Forest Invitational Winston-Salem, N.C. |
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| Penn Relays Philadelphia, Pa. |
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| Payton Jordan Invitational Stanford, Calif. |
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| East Coast Relays Apr 26-27, 2024, Jacksonville |
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| LSU Invite Baton Rouge, La. |
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| ACC Outdoor Championship May 9-11, 2024, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| NCAA Outdoor East Regionals May 22-25, 2024, Lexington, Ky. |
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| NCAA Outdoor Championship Jun 5-8, 2024, Eugene, Ore. |
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| U.S. Olympic Team Trials Jun 21-30, 2024, Eugene, Ore. |
EOY StatsRef
2023-24 Atlantic Coast Conference Results INDOOR 1 North Carolina 93 2 Florida State 84 3 Virginia Tech 82 4 Clemson 81 5 Virginia 64 6 Miami 53 7 Louisville 48 8 Notre Dame 41 9 Duke 27 10 Syracuse 26 11 Wake Forest 18 12 Pittsburgh 17 13 Georgia Tech 9 14 North Carolina State 8 15 Boston College 6 OUTDOOR 1 Virginia 107 2 Virginia Tech 102.3 3 North Carolina 102 4 Florida State 95 5 Miami 83 6 Clemson 77.3 7 Duke 70.3 8 Pittsburgh 37 9 Notre Dame 35 10t Syracuse 30 10t Wake Forest 30 12 Louisville 20 13 North Carolina State 13 14 Georgia Tech 12 15 Boston College 5
Several Noles Record Breakout Performances.
GAINESVILLE, Fla- The Florida State University Seminoles officially opened their 24' indoor slate this past weekend at the annual Jimmy Carnes Invitational. Several Seminole's posted groundbreaking performances, which included numerous of first place moments.
Women's Side
Suus Altorf started off the Seminoles on the right note in the one mile run with firm new facilities record and personal best of (4:42.99), which was good enough for a first place status.
Shenese Walker took her chances in the 60m run for a first place time of (7.36). Liana Tyson posted a second place finish (7.45) in the respective event.
Freshman Kaelyaah Liburd stepped up to the challenge in the 400m, marking a first place finish with a time of (55.69). Ave Klien finished behind Liburd (56.87).
Alexandra Webster boasted her first collegiate win in the prelim round of the 60m Hurdles (8.27), before taking a second place overall finish in the finals.
Kaniya Johnson had no issues racking up her own first place status in the 200m (24.30).
The 4x400 relay team had everyone on the edge of their seats after a thrilling first place finish and new facilities record (3:37.19). The time also marks the 6th all-time record best at FSU.
Men's Side.
Andre Korbmacher made a statement in his rookie debut in the 60m Hurdles. Korbmacher boasted a firm prelim time of (7.75), which was set as a new facilities record. The Freshman had no problem on setting a higher standard as he went onto to break the facilities record once again for a time of (7.71) in the finals. His final time currently is set as the 2nd best time in the NCAA and 7th all-time in FSU history.
The 3000 run crew saw several Garnet and Gold members take the top nine spots in the respective event.
David Mullarkey first place finishing time of (7:53.54) currently sits at 3rd all-time best in FSU history, as Zach Cloud's time of (7:58.69) sits at 10th all-time. Both Mullarkey and Cloud also set facilities records in the 3k.
In the field events, Jaiden Rollins picked up a solid first place finish with a mark of (7.26m). Laquan Ellis took part in the first place finishes in the Triple Jump with a mark of (14.91m) as Jayden Louis-Charles finished in second (14.72m).
Event 1 - 60 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Alex Collier 6.77 1 -- Neo Mosebi 6.68 prelims -- Ismael Kone 6.84 prelims Event 3 - 400 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 10 Kyvon Tatham 51.34 Event 4 - 800 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Anthony Herrera 1:55.77 4 Event 6 - 3000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 David Mullarkey 7:53.54 5 3 Zach Cloud 7:58.69 3 4 Martin Prodanov 8:16.28 2 5 Matthew Neill 8:16.50 1 6 Patrick Donnelly 8:20.05 7 Andrew Hammel 8:21.57 8 Joe Farley 8:29.67 9 Lucas Bouquot 8:29.79 Event 8 - 60 Meter Hurdles ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Andre Korbmacher 7.71 5 Event 13 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Jaiden Rollins 23-10 7.26m 5 Event 14 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 LaQuan Ellis 48-11 14.91m 5 2 Jayden Louis-Charles 48- 3.50 14.72m 4
Several Noles Pick Up Top Three Finishes.
January 19, 2024
GAINESVILLE, Fla.- The Florida State Seminoles concluded day one of the Raad Sports Invite on Friday evening with several athletes picking up first place and top three finishes.
On the Women's Side, Tori Carroll opened for the jumps squad in the Long Jump with a second-place finish (5.61m). Kayla Pinkard placed third in the Triple Jump.
Suus Altorf continued her leadership around the track, after picking up a first-place finish in the 1000m run for a new facility record (2:42.49).
Jaden Francis competed in the 600m run for the first time this season, which resulted in a first-place finish (1:33.50). Tyra Wilson took a second-place finish in the 300m run (37.54).
Anna Sentner placed third in the 3000m run, which resulted in a new personal best.
Shenese Walker performed well in the 200m run, picking up a first-place status (23.99). Kaniya Johnson followed behind Walker in second place (24.14).
On the Men's Side, Curtis Williams led the Long Jump crew with a first-place finish (7.37m) for his season debut. Jaiden Rollins placed second (7.16m).
Kyvon Tatham opened his season in the Triple Jump, boasting his first win of the year (15.76m), followed by Laquan Ellis (15.00m) and Jayden Louis-Charles (14.54m).
Cooper Crowell led the throws in his season opener in the Weight Throw, notching a mark of (14.82) which was good enough for a second-place finish.
Anthony Herrera led the 1000m competition by nearly seven seconds for a first-place finish.
"We had a good first day." said Bob Braman. "Lots of event winners and lifetime bests." "Women's sprints continue to run well, especially this early in the season and it
was really good to get the jumps rolling."
January 20, 2024
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State Seminoles concluded the final day of competition at the Raad Sports Invitational this past Saturday.
On the Women's Side, Agnes McTighe opened her season in the one -mile run with a first-place finish of (4:48.20).
Alexandra Webster competed in the 60m hurdles for a second-place finish and a time of (8.41). She is currently ranked #8 in the NCAA. Three Noles took the top three spots in the prelim round of the 60m dash. Dajaz Defrand led the group with a time of (7.33). Defrand currently sits at #1 in the ACC.
Liana Tyson placed behind Defrand with a new personal best of (7.38). Tyson is currently ranked #4 in the ACC. Shenese Walker took third place in the preliminary round with a time of (7.43). Additionally, Walker is also ranked in the top 5 in the ACC, standing at #2 in the event.
The 4x400 relay concluded the meet for the Garnet and Gold with a second-place finish (3:40.09).
On the Men's Side, Abdirizak Ibrahim led the Noles in the one mile run for his season opener, placing first with a time of 4:03.95. Abdirizak currently holds the top spot in the ACC.
Andre Korbmacher competed in the 60m hurdles with a time of (7.73) for a second-place finish. Jeremiah Davis opened his season with a new personal best in the 60m dash for a second-place finish of 6.69.
The Noles will look ahead to this upcoming week as they will split up to several different meets in one weekend.
"We had limited events today, but we had some strong performances." said Bob Braman "That was a great opener by Agnes McTighe in the one mile. I thought the women's sprinters were really good and it was really good to see the women's squad run well in the one mile."
"I think we had some really strong performances" said Matt Kane, "Andre showed really nice consistency and that's says a lot for a freshman. Liana Tyson had a great run that resulted in a new personal best. She's proving she has a very bright future."
Kane believes that competing at a two-day meet like the RAAD Sports Invite will benefit the team in the long run. "That's the format we're going to have during championship time, so it's good to get one under our belt so we can get used to it. This is just momentum heading into next weekend.
"We're chasing marks this upcoming weekend and moving forward. Each group has one goal in mind and that's continue to keep picking up marks. We always talk about chasing the National qualifying marks at the end of January. That's the time you really want to be good, so the momentum is going in the right direction.
"We're going to three different meets to face the best of the best for competition. It's the best way to get the marks we're looking for as we hope to have more people in the top ten NCAA marks."
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Jeremiah Davis 6.69 4
Event 4 - 1000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Anthony Herrera 2:31.68 5
Event 5 - Mile Run
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Abdirizak Ibrahim 4:03.95 4
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Joe Farley 8:18.62 2
10 Ahmed Ibrahim 8:32.17
12 Wynne Thomas 8:34.29
Event 8 - 60 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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Andre Korbmacher 7.73 prelims
Event 13 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Curtis Williams 24- 2.25 7.37m 5
2 Jaiden Rollins 23- 6 7.16m 4
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Kyvon Tatham 51- 8.50 15.76m 5
2 LaQuan Ellis 49- 2.50 15.00m 4
3 Jayden Louis-Charles 47- 8.50 14.54m 3
Event 16 - Weight Throw
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Cooper Crowell 48- 7.50 14.82m 4
5 Ryan Driscoll 45-10.50 13.98m 1
Mullarkey Sets School Record at John Thomas Terrier Classic.
January 26, 2024
LOUISVILLE, Ky., CLEMSON, S.C. and BOSTON, Mass. - The Florida State University Track and Field team concluded the first day of an action-packed weekend.
David Mullarkey set a new school record in the 3,000 meter run at the John Thomas Terrier Classic on Friday in Boston, Massachusetts, establishing a new personal best at 7:42.89. Mullarkey erased the time that was set by Ahmed Muhamed that was set in 2022 at 7:51.15. He now leads the ACC and is ranked fourth nationally.
Martin Prodanov made a statement in his FSU debut, where he turned in the fifth-fastest mile time in men's school history at 3:59.98. Among the nation's top distance runners, Prodanov placed 20th. His time currently sits first in the ACC.
Emily Brown, Ava Klein, Suus Altorf and Bieke Schipperen finished in first place in the women's distance medley relay, establishing a time at 11:22.41.
"Mullarkey smashed the school record by nearly eight seconds and surely punched his ticket to Nationals," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Martin had a great opener in the mile. He's in great position to challenge for the ACC individual title and hopefully good enough for an NCAA qualifying time."
Women's track and field athlete Dajaz DeFrand led the Noles at the Lenny Lyles Invitational in Louisville, Ky. with a victory in the 200-meter-dash, establishing a new personal best and meet record at 23.24 She now leads the ACC, is ranked sixth nationally and is now the fifth-fastest in school history.
Shenese Walker followed DeFrand in fourth, establishing her personal best at 23.93 and is now ranked second in the ACC behind DeFrand.
"It was good to hit the top ACC marks in the 200m today," said sprint coach Matt Kane. "We will be looking for more in the 60-meter-dash and 60-meter-hurdles tomorrow."
Jeremiah Davis made his season debut at the
Bob Pollock meet in Clemson, South Carolina, where he finished second in the men's long jump (7.93m). His jump now leads the ACC. Curtis Williams earned a season best (7.59m), finishing fourth and
Kyvon Tatham also placed seventh (7.21m).
January 27, 2024
LOUISVILLE, Ky., CLEMSON, S.C. and BOSTON, Mass. - The Florida State track and field teams finished competing at three different meets on Saturday.
Dajaz DeFrand set her second meet record at the Lenny Lyles Invitational. After setting the mark in the 200-meter-dash on Friday, DeFrand set the women's 60-meter-dash on Saturday at 7.20, with the third-fastest time in school history.
Shenese Walker followed behind DeFrand in third, establishing her personal best at 7.23, with the seventh-fastest time in school history.
Liana Tyson followed in fifth place, earning a personal best of 7.35.
DeFrand, Walker, Tyson have recorded the three fastest times in the ACC this season.
Kaniya Johnson finished behind Tyson in seventh place, notching a personal best of 7.46.
"Really pleased with the group today," said associate head coach Matt Kane. "It was nice to see all four in the 60-meter-dash final." "They train hard together every day, and it was great to see them all get a chance to shine together."
Alexandra Webster placed first and secured a new meet record in the 60-meter hurdles at 8.19.
"Alexandra is getting very consistent at her personal best, which means something big is about to happen," said Kane. "I'm glad she was able to come away with a meet record and the win."
Kone school record holder improves his season best to 6.62, which is just outside the all-time top ten. His time currently sits first in the ACC.
Neo Mosebi followed behind Kone, securing his personal best at 6.69 and is now tied for fifth alongside Jeremiah Davis in the ACC.
Daivs was the winner in the triple jump at 16.25m. His mark is ranked second in the ACC. Kyvon Tatham followed Davis, reaching second place at 15.69m and is ranked third in the ACC.
Jayden Louis-Charles placed fifth, earning his best mark of the season at 15.48m.
Kayla Pinkard placed third in the women's triple jump, earning a new season best at 12.62m. Victoria Jossee followed behind Pinkard in third with a mark of 12.62m.
Suus Alotf placed 12th in the women's mile run at the John Thomas Terrier Classic on Saturday in Boston, Massachusetts, establishing a new personal best where she turned in the seventh-fastest time in school history at 4:35.79.
Zach Cloud placed 13th in the men's 5,000-meter run at the John Thomas Terrier Classic on Saturday, establishing a new personal best at 13:55.35. He currently sits eighth in the ACC and is now the fifth-fastest in school history.
Matthew Neil placed 19th establishing his personal best at 14:04.84. His time is now the ninth-fastest in school history.
Martin Prodanov, British Wilkerson, Anthony Herrera and David Mullarkey finished in first place in the men's distance medley relay, establishing a time at 9:36.76 and now the second-fastest in school history.
"I'm really excited for the guys," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "They are second all-time in school history." "We had veterans on the leadoff and anchor, with a freshman sandwich in between. Everyone did their job and David Mullarkey anchored with a sub-4 mile."
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ismael Kone 6.62 5
3 Neo Mosebi 6.66 3
--- Tyler Azcano 6.66 prelims
18 Dashinelle Dyer 6.83
Event 8 - 60 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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7 Andre Korbmacher 7.73
Event 9 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results
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9 Relay Team A 3:17.97
1) Ismael Kone
2) Dashinelle Dyer
3) Neo Mosebi
4) Sean Watkins
Event 13 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Jeremiah Davis 26- 0.25 7.93m 4 4 Curtis Williams 24-11 7.59m 2 7 Kyvon Tatham 23- 8 7.21m 11 Jaiden Rollins 23- 3.25 7.09m Event 14 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Jeremiah Davis 53- 3.75 16.25m 5 2 Kyvon Tatham 51- 5.75 15.69m 4 5 Jayden Louis-Charles 49- 8.50 15.15m 1 9 LaQuan Ellis 47- 5.25 14.46m Event 16 - Weight Throw ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 19 Ryan Driscoll 45- 4.25 13.82m 20 Cooper Crowell 44- 2 13.46m
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results
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45 Anthony Herrera 1:54.09
Event 5 - Mile Run
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Place Name Results
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20 Martin Prodanov 3:59.98
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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8 David Mullarkey 7:42.89
67 Patrick Donnelly 8:20.91
80 Ahmed Ibrahim 8:25.51
Event 7 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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9 Zach Cloud 13:55.35
15 Matthew Neill 14:04.84
28 Joe Farley 14:15.31
30 Zach Leachman 14:17.95
38 Andrew Hammel 14:26.14
44 Lucas Bouquot 14:35.07
Event 10 - Distance Medley Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Relay Team A 9:36.76 5
1) Martin Prodanov
2) British Wilkerson
3) Anthony Herrera
4) David Mullarkey
Korbmacher Establishes Personal Best.
BOSTON, Mass. - Florida State men's track and field hurdler Andre Korbmacher represented the Garnet and Gold by finishing seventh in the 60-meter hurdles at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on Sunday in Boston, Massachusetts.
As the only collegiate athlete in the field, Korbmacher established a new personal best in the preliminary round at 7.69. In finals, he lowered that mark, crossing the line at 7.67.
His time is the sixth-fastest in FSU history and currently stands in first in the ACC and fifth in the nation.
"Andre showed great composure racing against the best in the world," said associate head coach Matt Kane. "He earned two new personal best and a top five NCAA time which puts him as a strong contender to make the finals at the NCAA championships in March."
The New Balance Indoor Grand Prix, formerly known as the Boston Indoor Games, is part of the USA Track and Field Visa Championship Series and attracts high-caliber athletes including Olympic and World Championship medalists.
Event 8 - 60 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Andre Korbmacher 7.67
Crowell and Driscoll compete in Florida Last Chance.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Cooper Crowell finished in fifth place in the men's weight throw at the Florida Last Chance meet in Gainesville, Florida establishing a new personal best at 14.95m.
Ryan Driscoll followed Crowell in eighth place, earning a new personal best at 14.58m.
Event 16 - Weight Throw ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Cooper Crowell 49- 0.75 14.95m 1 8 Ryan Driscoll 47-10 14.58m
Davis Earns New Facility Record.
February 9, 2024
BOSTON, Mass. and CLEMSON, S.C. - The No. 12/NR Florida State track and field teams wrapped up the first day of a three-meet weekend.
Jeremiah Davis set a Clemson Indoor Track and Field Complex facility record in the men's long jump at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, South Carolina, winning with a season best at 8.20m. His mark leads the ACC and ranks second nationally.
Jordan Turner followed Davis in second for the 12th-ranked Noles with a mark of 7.90m. His mark currently stands second in the ACC and eighth in the nation.
Neo Mosebi finished fourth in the semifinal round of the men's 60-meter dash, matching his personal best at 6.66.
Women's track and field athlete Dajaz DeFrand led the Noles in the 60, earned second place behind a season best in the semifinals at 7.18.
Alexandra Webster placed fourth overall in the 60 hurdles with a time of 8.17.
Torri Carroll placed 15th in the long jump, establishing her season best at 5.93m.
Tyra Wilson secured 18th place in the 400 dash, earning her best time at 53.11 which currently stands first in the ACC.
Kaelyaah Liburd finished in 40th place, earning a new personal best at 54.96. Ava Klein rounded out the event for the Noles in 55th place, establishing a new personal best at 56.09.
"Solid outing," said associate head coach Matt Kane. "This was a very high-level meet for the sprinters against the best in the NCAA. The women did a great job of rising to the level of competition and we had a lot of personal bests which is all we can ask for in this setting."
Agnes McTighe placed 32nd in the women's 3,000 run, establishing her personal best at 9:12.77, with the seventh-fastest time in school history.
Anna Senter finished in 70th place in the 5,000 run, earning a new personal best at 16:41.62.
February 10, 2024
BOSTON, Mass. and CLEMSON, S.C. - The No. 12/NR Florida State indoor track and field teams concluded their final regular season weekend on Saturday.
Jeremiah Davis was the runner-up in the men's triple jump at the Tiger Paw Invitational on Saturday in Clemson, South Carolina, securing a personal best of 16.69m. His mark leads the ACC and ranks third nationally. Davis moves up to third in FSU history from fourth.
Kyvon Tatham followed Davis in eighth place for the 12th-ranked Noles with a mark of 15.68m. Jayden Louis-Charles rounded out the event in 12th place at 15.06m.
Jaden Francis secured ninth place in the women's open 800-meter run, establishing her personal best at 2:11.05.
Women's track and field athlete Suus Altorf placed third the women's 800, establishing her personal best at 2:04.56.
Dajaz DeFrand placed fourth in the 200, establishing a season best at 22.91. Walker followed DeFrand with a new personal best at 23.54. Kaniya Johnson rounded out the event for the Noles in 24th place, establishing a new personal best at 23.70.
Kayla Pinkard placed ninth in the women's triple jump at 12:43m.
"Great performances from all the ladies in the 800 and 200," said associate head coach Matt Kane. "The whole group is really running well and it's exciting heading into the ACC Championship in two weeks."
Andrew Hammel earned a new personal best of 14:16.02 in the men's open 5,000 at the David Hemery Invitational in Boston.
Anothony Herra earned a new personal best in the 800 at 1:53.76, while Patrick Donelly contributed his career best in the 3,000, finishing with a time of 8:07.03.
David Mullarkey ran his best time in the 5,000 at 13:28.23, establishing the third-fastest time in FSU school history. Kidus Misgina followed Mullarkey with a new personal best at 13:44.68, earning the fifth-fastest time in FSU school history.
"We had some really good efforts today at the BU Valentine Invite," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "We had some lifetime best for Mullarkey, Misgina and Andrew in the 5,000 and Pat Donnelly in the 3,000. Zach Leachman had a season best in the 5,000. Everyone in that group but Hammel hit the ACC qualifying standard, and David and Kidus recorded the third and fifth best time in FSU history in the 5,000."
Event 4 - 800 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 68 Zach Trotter 1:52.34 98 Anthony Herrera 1:53.76 Event 6 - 3000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 57 Patrick Donnelly 8:07.03 1 Event 7 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 21 David Mullarkey 13:28.23 4 40 Kidus Misgina 13:44.68 2 89 Zach Cloud 14:07.07 92 Zach Leachman 14:07.22 111 Joe Farley 14:17.36 Event 7 - 5000 Meters - Unseeded ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 18 Andrew Hammel 14:16.02 5
Davis Earns New Facility Record.
February 9, 2024
BOSTON, Mass. and CLEMSON, S.C. - The No. 12/NR Florida State track and field teams wrapped up the first day of a three-meet weekend.
Jeremiah Davis set a Clemson Indoor Track and Field Complex facility record in the men's long jump at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, South Carolina, winning with a season best at 8.20m. His mark leads the ACC and ranks second nationally.
Jordan Turner followed Davis in second for the 12th-ranked Noles with a mark of 7.90m. His mark currently stands second in the ACC and eighth in the nation.
Neo Mosebi finished fourth in the semifinal round of the men's 60-meter dash, matching his personal best at 6.66.
Women's track and field athlete Dajaz DeFrand led the Noles in the 60, earned second place behind a season best in the semifinals at 7.18.
Alexandra Webster placed fourth overall in the 60 hurdles with a time of 8.17.
Torri Carroll placed 15th in the long jump, establishing her season best at 5.93m.
Tyra Wilson secured 18th place in the 400 dash, earning her best time at 53.11 which currently stands first in the ACC.
Kaelyaah Liburd finished in 40th place, earning a new personal best at 54.96. Ava Klein rounded out the event for the Noles in 55th place, establishing a new personal best at 56.09.
"Solid outing," said associate head coach Matt Kane. "This was a very high-level meet for the sprinters against the best in the NCAA. The women did a great job of rising to the level of competition and we had a lot of personal bests which is all we can ask for in this setting."
Agnes McTighe placed 32nd in the women's 3,000 run, establishing her personal best at 9:12.77, with the seventh-fastest time in school history.
Anna Senter finished in 70th place in the 5,000 run, earning a new personal best at 16:41.62.
February 10, 2024
BOSTON, Mass. and CLEMSON, S.C. - The No. 12/NR Florida State indoor track and field teams concluded their final regular season weekend on Saturday.
Jeremiah Davis was the runner-up in the men's triple jump at the Tiger Paw Invitational on Saturday in Clemson, South Carolina, securing a personal best of 16.69m. His mark leads the ACC and ranks third nationally. Davis moves up to third in FSU history from fourth.
Kyvon Tatham followed Davis in eighth place for the 12th-ranked Noles with a mark of 15.68m. Jayden Louis-Charles rounded out the event in 12th place at 15.06m.
Jaden Francis secured ninth place in the women's open 800-meter run, establishing her personal best at 2:11.05.
Women's track and field athlete Suus Altorf placed third the women's 800, establishing her personal best at 2:04.56.
Dajaz DeFrand placed fourth in the 200, establishing a season best at 22.91. Walker followed DeFrand with a new personal best at 23.54. Kaniya Johnson rounded out the event for the Noles in 24th place, establishing a new personal best at 23.70.
Kayla Pinkard placed ninth in the women's triple jump at 12:43m.
"Great performances from all the ladies in the 800 and 200," said associate head coach Matt Kane. "The whole group is really running well and it's exciting heading into the ACC Championship in two weeks."
Andrew Hammel earned a new personal best of 14:16.02 in the men's open 5,000 at the David Hemery Invitational in Boston.
Anothony Herra earned a new personal best in the 800 at 1:53.76, while Patrick Donelly contributed his career best in the 3,000, finishing with a time of 8:07.03.
David Mullarkey ran his best time in the 5,000 at 13:28.23, establishing the third-fastest time in FSU school history. Kidus Misgina followed Mullarkey with a new personal best at 13:44.68, earning the fifth-fastest time in FSU school history.
"We had some really good efforts today at the BU Valentine Invite," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "We had some lifetime best for Mullarkey, Misgina and Andrew in the 5,000 and Pat Donnelly in the 3,000. Zach Leachman had a season best in the 5,000. Everyone in that group but Hammel hit the ACC qualifying standard, and David and Kidus recorded the third and fifth best time in FSU history in the 5,000."
Event 1 - 60 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 14 Neo Mosebi 6.66 22 Ismael Kone 6.76 27 Dashinelle Dyer 6.80 44 Guinove Joanus 6.86 Event 2 - 200 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 16 Guinove Joanus 21.17 23 Neo Mosebi 21.33 47 Ismael Kone 21.79 Event 3 - 400 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 24 Sean Watkins 47.16 31 British Wilkerson 47.51 Event 8 - 60 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== --- Andre Korbmacher 7.84 13 Tyson Williams 7.91 Event 13 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Jeremiah Davis 26-11 8.20m 5 2 Jordan Turner 25-11 7.90m 4 9 Curtis Williams 24- 7.75 7.51m 11 Kyvon Tatham 24- 1.50 7.35m 14 Jaiden Rollins 23-10 7.26m Event 14 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Jeremiah Davis 54- 9.25 16.69m 4 8 Kyvon Tatham 51- 5.50 15.68m 12 Jayden Louis-Charles 49- 5 15.06m 17 LaQuan Ellis 48-10.75 14.90m
Noles Conclude Day One of ACC Championship.
BOSTON, Mass. - The No. 15/NR Florida State indoor track and field teams concluded day one of the 2024 ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships in Boston at the Track at New Balance on Thursday.
The 15th-ranked men's team started the evening in the 5,000-meter with Kidus Misgina earning seventh place at 13:53.96. Zach Leachman followed Misgina in 14th, earning his season best at 14:06.39.
The Noles added a sixth-place finish in the distance medley relay behind Patrick Donnelly, Alex Collier, Zach Trotter and David Mullarkey at 9:40.16, which ranks fifth in FSU history.
Guinove Joanus won his heat in the 200 preliminaries, advancing to Saturday's final with a time of 21.26.
Dajaz DeFrand finished first in the preliminary round of the women's 200, advancing to Saturday's final with a time of 23.18. Shenese Walker followed DeFrand with a third-place finish, tying her personal best at 23.54.
"I thought we competed really well today in the few events that were entered in," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman said. "Kidus did a great job to get seventh in his first ACC
Championship, and the men's distance medley relay fought hard as well. David Mullarkey anchored with a 3:58 mile leg. Friday is always the day in these championships. You've got to qualify well to be
in position to make some noise on Saturday's final day."
February 23, 2024
BOSTON, Mass. - The No. 15/NR Florida State indoor track and field teams were led by Jeremiah Davis and Jordan Turner on the second day of the 2024 ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Track at New Balance in Boston.
The 15th-ranked Seminoles placed four in the top eight, led by Jeremiah Davis who repeated as ACC Champion with a mark of 7.80m. Jordan Turner followed at 7.78m touching the podium for bronze in the men's long jump. Curtis placed eighth with a lifetime best of 7.68m.
Tyson Williams made a statement in the 60 hurdles, advancing to Saturday's final in fifth place with a time of 7.92.
British Wilkerson finished third in the preliminary round of the 400, moving up to the fifth-fastest time in FSU history and lifetime best of 46.34. Sean Watkins dug deep for the last 100 meters, taking the last qualifying spot at 47.37.
The Garnet and Gold took the top five spots in the 60 prelim round with Tyler Azcano leading the way with a lifetime best of 6.63. Neo Mosebi chased Azcano, clocking his best time at 6.65. Keshaun Black stamped third at 6.71, followed by Ismael Kone (6.72) and Dashinelle Dyer in eighth (6.75).
Anthony Herrera solidified a personal best in the 800 at 1:52.38.
The men's team currently sits in fifth place, just three points behind Virigina. The long jump contributed 22 of the 27 points for the Seminoles.
"I was really pleased with the way we competed today," said FSU head coach Bob Braman. "We maximized all our opportunities and pulled a few surprises as well. Friday is a moving day in these championships, and we positioned ourselves well for Saturday. It's going to be a battle between three to four teams for the win on the men's side and it could be decided by a single point."
The Noles placed four runners in the women's 60 finals, led by Dajaz DeFrand who secured her spot with a time of 7.22. Shenese Walker placed second with the fourth-fastest time in FSU history and lifetime best of 7.24. Kaniya Johnson followed Walker, striding with a personal best and 10th-fastest time in school history at 7.30. Liana Tyson rounded out the Noles in seventh place at 7.42.
Suus Altorf finished in seventh place in the prelim of the women's one mile, advancing to Saturday's final with a time of 4:43.06.
Tyra Wilson boasted third in the 400, clocking a qualifying time of 53.71.
Alexandra Webster was the only member to qualify in her heat in the 60 hurdles, securing the top seed.
"The women are well positioned for a top three finish," added Braman "That would be exciting momentum for outdoor season."
The Seminoles will have
a combined total of 13 performances in finals on Saturday.
Fenruary 24, 2024
BOSTON, Mass. - The 2024 ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships came to a close on Saturday at the Track at New Balance. The 15th-ranked Florida State men's team finished in second place behind 84 points.
Jeremiah Davis was named the Men's Field MVP after scoring 20 points, while Dajaz DeFrand was named the Women's MVP behind a total of 18 points.
After repeating as the long jump champion on Friday, Davis also accomplished the meet record in the triple jump at 16.66m on Saturday.
DeFrand placed second in the 60 at 7.23. The sophomore standout captured the ACC title in the 200, finishing with a time of 23.16, marking the fifth time in seven years that FSU has won the event.
Kyvon Tatham finished fourth in the men's triple jump at 15.63m, followed by Laquan Ellis in eighth place with a lifetime best of 15.15m.
Tyson Williams placed fourth in the 60 hurdles, clocking his best time at 7.88.
British Wilkerson stamped third place in the 400, posting a time of 46.81. Sean Watkins followed in eighth at 47.63.
Neo Mosebi finished third in the 60, running his personal best at 6.60. Tyler Azacno chased Mosebi, finishing in third with a new lifetime best of 6.64.
David Mullarkey earned second place in the 3,000, picking up eight points for the Noles with a time of 7:54.23.
"The men had a really good meet," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "We had a couple tough breaks that might have secured the win, but that's the nature of the sport."
The Seminoles claimed four All-ACC spots in the women's 60. Shenese Walker took the title with a lifetime best and fifth-fastest in school history at 7.20.
In addition to Walker, two other Noles scored points towards the team total. Kaniyah Johnson placed fifth (7.37) ahead of Liana Tyson (7.38) in sixth.
Walker earned a silver medal in the 200, running her best time of 23.30.
Suus Altorf battled her way to a silver medal (4:39.33) in the one mile.
Tyra Wilson, Johnson, Ava Klein and Jaden Franics rallied five team points in the 4x400 relay with a time of 3:41.12.
"The ladies were strong and just missed the top three as a team," Braman added. "We can be in the hunt for the win for the outdoor season if we keep improving."
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Neo Mosebi 6.60 8
3 Tyler Azcano 6.63 6
5 Ismael Kone 6.72 4
7 Dashinelle Dyer 6.75 2
8 Keshaun Black 6.71 1
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results
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11 Neo Mosebi 21.33
DQ Guinove Joanus 21.26
Event 3 - 400 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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3 British Wilkerson 46.34 6
8 Sean Watkins 47.37 1
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results
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24 Anthony Herrera 1:52.38
30 Zach Trotter 1:53.92
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 David Mullarkey 7:54.23 8
11 Kidus Misgina 7:57.40
34 Zach Cloud 8:13.55
39 Patrick Donnelly 8:19.82
Event 7 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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7 Kidus Misgina 13:53.96 2
14 Zach Leachman 14:06.39
36 Zach Cloud 14:32.02
Event 8 - 60 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Tyson Williams 7.88 5
Event 10 - Distance Medley Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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6 Relay Team A 9:40.16 3
1) Patrick Donnelly
2) Alex Collier
3) Zach Trotter
4) David Mullarkey
Event 13 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jeremiah Davis 26- 2.25 7.98m 10
3 Jordan Turner 25- 2.50 7.68m 6
4 Curtis Williams 25- 2 7.67m 5
8 Jaiden Rollins 24- 5.75 7.46m 1
9 Kyvon Tatham 24- 3.75 7.41m
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jeremiah Davis 54- 8 16.66m 10
4 Kyvon Tatham 51- 3.50 15.63m 5
8 LaQuan Ellis 49- 8.50 15.15m 1
9 Jayden Louis-Charles 49- 8.25 15.14m
Davis Takes Home NCAA Silver.
March 8, 2024
BOSTON, Mass. - Jeremiah Davis highlighted the No.19/NR Florida State indoor track and field teams on Friday at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Boston.
Davis earned silver in the men's long jump with a measurement of 8.20m, capturing his third consecutive first-team All-America honor in the event for his indoor career. Jordan Turner placed 13th with a leap of 7.31m, earning second-team All-America.
"I'm really proud of Jeremiah," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "He had his best competition of the year and gave himself a chance for a national title. He will compete in the triple jump tomorrow, where he's one of the favorites to win. Jordan had two jumps that would have placed in the top five, but they resulted in fouls."
For the first time since 2019, two Seminoles competed in women's 60-meters on the national stage. Shenese Walker punched her ticket to the final round on Saturday with the eighth-fastest overall time at 7.23.
Dajaz DeFrand placed behind Walker in ninth, nearly missing the final with a time of 7.24. DeFrand capped off her weekend placing 11th in the 200 with a time of 23.08, earning second-team All-America.
"Strong races for both Shenese and Dajaz in the 60-meter," Braman added. "Dajaz missed qualifying by one spot, but still a good season for her in the 60. I'm excited to see what Shenese does in the finals tomorrow."
The 19th ranked men's team currently stands in eighth place with eight points. Davis will compete in the
triple jump on Saturday and David Mullarkey will race the 3,000, looking to add to the team total.
March 9, 2024
BOSTON, Mass. - No.19/NR Florida State indoor track and field teams concluded the NCAA Indoor Championships on Saturday in Boston by capturing three All-America honors.
Jeremiah Davis added his second first-team All-America honor of the meet by placing third in the men's triple jump with a measurement of 16.60m.
"Jeremiah did a lot of heavy lifting for us" said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Jeremiah is the only jumper to record two top three finishes. He's an incredible athlete who is an Olympian in the making."
David Mullarkey placed 11th in the 3,000 meters (7:55.42), establishing second-team All-America after being seeded 14th coming into the event.
Shenese Walker finished fifth with a lifetime best, tying the sixth-fastest time in school history at (7.19), securing first-team All-America for the first time in her career. It was the highest finish for a Nole since 2019 when Ka'Tia Seymour placed third.
"Spectacular race for Shenese," Braman said. "Top five in her first ever National Championship. She saved her best races for the championship season. Really proud of her performance and development."
The 19th ranked men's team tied for 15th place with 14 points.
"We've finished in the top 15 two years in a row for the men's side," added Braman. "That's big for a program that doesn't have an indoor facility. I thought we competed hard during postseason, but we need to take that next big step during the outdoor season to be one of the top four teams to return to the podium. We've had success in recent years to do that."
Event 6 - 3000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 11 David Mullarkey 7:55.42 Event 11 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Jeremiah Davis 26-11 8.20m 8 13 Jordan Turner 23-11.75 7.31m Event 14 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Jeremiah Davis 54- 5.50 16.60m 6
Avin Establishes First Career Win.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. and CORAL GABLES, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams concluded the first day of competition of a two-meet weekend.
Ahmari Avin made a statement in his FSU debut at the Bob Hayes Invitational in Jacksonville, Florida, where he picked up his first career win with a career best discus throw (45.27m). Ryan Driscoll followed Avin in second place with a personal best of (42.52m).
Cooper Crowell secured second place in the hammer throw, establishing a career best mark of 50.82m.
Ismael Kone notched first in the prelims of the 200-meter dash, clocking a time of 20.79.
"Nice win for Ismael at the Bob Hayes Invite," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "His time is really good for an opening meet, and it's likely a regional qualifying mark."
Catherine Fleming placed sixth in the women's Javelin throw, establishing a career best of 32.49m.
Tori Caroll finished in third place in the women's long jump at the Hurricane Invitational in Coral Gables, Florida, measuring a leap of 5.98m. Skyler Reynolds followed Caroll in seventh place, earning a lifetime best of 5.88m.
Adina Jackson finished behind Reynolds in ninth place with a mark of 5.71m.
Kyvon Tatham rounded out the evening in the men's long jump, placing third with a career best of 7.48m.
Event 2 - 200 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Ismael Kone 20.79 5 Event 18 - Discus ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Ahmari Avin 148- 6 45.27m 5 2 Ryan Driscoll 139- 6 42.52m 4 Event 19 - Hammer ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Cooper Crowell 166- 9 50.82m 4
Avin Establishes First Career Win.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. and CORAL GABLES, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams concluded the first day of competition of a two-meet weekend.
Ahmari Avin made a statement in his FSU debut at the Bob Hayes Invitational in Jacksonville, Florida, where he picked up his first career win with a career best discus throw (45.27m). Ryan Driscoll followed Avin in second place with a personal best of (42.52m).
Cooper Crowell secured second place in the hammer throw, establishing a career best mark of 50.82m.
Ismael Kone notched first in the prelims of the 200-meter dash, clocking a time of 20.79.
"Nice win for Ismael at the Bob Hayes Invite," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "His time is really good for an opening meet, and it's likely a regional qualifying mark."
Catherine Fleming placed sixth in the women's Javelin throw, establishing a career best of 32.49m.
Tori Caroll finished in third place in the women's long jump at the Hurricane Invitational in Coral Gables, Florida, measuring a leap of 5.98m. Skyler Reynolds followed Caroll in seventh place, earning a lifetime best of 5.88m.
Adina Jackson finished behind Reynolds in ninth place with a mark of 5.71m.
Kyvon Tatham rounded out the evening in the men's long jump, placing third with a career best of 7.48m.
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results
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17 Jaiden Rollins 21.36
21 Curtis Williams 21.76
Event 9 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Relay Team A 3:14.55 2
1) Sean Watkins
2) Keshaun Black
3) Neo Mosebi
4) British Wilkerson
9 Relay Team B 3:24.32
1) Guinove Joanus
2) Tyler Azcano
3) Dashinelle Dyer
4) Kyvon Tatham
19 Relay Team C 3:30.05
1) Curtis Williams
2) Jaiden Rollins
3) Jordan Turner
4) Jayden Louis-Charles
Event 15 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Kyvon Tatham 24- 6.50 7.48m 3
Cooper Earns New Personal Best.
March 21, 2024
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field team concluded the first day of the FSU Relays on Thursday.
Cooper Crowell opened the competition for the Noles in the men's hammer, placing second with a new personal best of 54.20m. Ahmari Avin followed Crowell in fifth with a mark of 48.54m.
"Cooper did a great job in the Hammer," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "It was a big lifetime best and close to an ACC qualifying mark. He's improving by leaps and bounds right now and he has a chance to be an ACC scorer by the time the season ends."
Curtis Williams won the long jump with a measurement of 7.56m. Jaiden Rollins followed in third at 7.05m.
"Curtis was jumping really well," added Braman. "He had a couple of big fouls that would've approached his lifetime best, but he got the win, and his jump will easily be an NCAA Regional mark of 6.13m."
Tori Caroll secured fifth in the women's long jump, finishing with a mark of 5.97m. Skyler Reynolds followed Caroll in seventh at 5.83m. Adina Jackson rounded out the event in 14th at 5.49m.
"Really strong jumping for Tori," Braman said. "That's two weeks in a row that she's hit ACC qualifying marks. She's been really consistent and is getting close to the NCAA Region mark of
6.13m. Skyler continues to jump well and will get that ACC mark soon."
March 22, 2024
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams wrapped up the FSU Relays on Friday, securing seven individual event victories at the Mike Long Track.
Kaniya Johnson, Alexandra Webster and Suus Altorf brought home wins for the women, while Lucas Bouqout, Andre Korbmacher, Zach Trotter and Neo Mosebi added victories for the men.
Korbmacher opened his season by winning the men's 110-meter hurdles (13.56), moving up to No.5 all-time in FSU history. His time currently ranks fourth in the nation.
Mosebi claimed his first outdoor win in the 100, qualifying for the NCAA Regional Championship with a time of 10.28. Dashinelle Dyer followed Mosebi in fourth at 10.65.
Trotter won the 800 with a time of 1:51.95 after Bouqout (14:42.66) and Wynne Thomas (14:51.41) claimed first and second in the 5,000 to start the day. Bouquot's time was a career best.
Webster won the women's 100-meter hurdles, earning a time of 13.56 and Altorf notched her first outdoor win in the 800 with a time of 2:06.73.
Johnson led the Noles in the 100, placing first with a lifetime best at 11.43. Liana Tyson followed Johnson in second (11.57). Tori Caroll rounded out the event in seventh at 12.16. Johnson also competed in the 200, establishing a career best of 23.73. Tyson followed Johnson in sixth at 24.25.
Other top men's performances include Ahmari Avin, who placed seventh in the discus, establishing a career best of 45.90m. Ryan Driscoll followed Avin in ninth (40.95) and Cooper Crowell in tenth (37.30m).
Sean Watkins competed in the 200, placing sixth with a time of 21.19. Jaiden Rollins followed in seventh at 21.64. Curtis Williams rounded out the event in16th with a time of 22.27.
Kyvon Tatham placed third in the triple jump, earning a new career best and NCAA Regional qualifying mark at 15.44m. LaQuan Ellis followed Tatham, establishing a qualifying mark of 15.09m. Jayden Louis-Charles secured seventh at 14.67m and Xavion Lockwood in ninth 13.49m.
For the women, Tyra Wilson placed second in the 400 hurdles, qualifying for the NCAA Regional Championship with a time of 57.53. Ava Klein followed Wilson in fourth with a time of 59.16.
Catherine Flemining placed fourth in the Women's Javelin, securing a mark of 29.43m.
Jane Eiselstin competed in the 5k, placing third with a new personal best. Rachel Johnson followed Eiselstein in sixth.
The men accumulated a total of four ACC and regional qualifiers, while the women rallied six ACC qualifiers and one regional qualifying performance.
"We had a productive home meet over the weekend," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Wins from Andre Korbmacher, Neo Moesbi, Suus Altorf and Kaniya Johnson were impressive. All four were event winners, regional and or ACC qualifiers. Kyvon earned an NCAA Region qualifying mark in the triple jump. Zach Trotter and Alex Webster recorded dominating wins as well. Overall, I'm really pleased with our outdoor kickoff and see a couple of ACC contending team being formed."
Event 1 - 100 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Neo Mosebi 10.28 5 4 Dashinelle Dyer 10.65 2 Event 2 - 200 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Sean Watkins 21.19 7 Jaiden Rollins 21.64 16 Curtis Williams 22.27 Event 4 - 800 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Zach Trotter 1:51.95 5 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Lucas Bouquot 14:42.66 5 2 Wynne Thomas 14:51.41 4 Event 8 - 110 Meter Hurdles ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Andre Korbmacher 13.56 5 Event 15 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Curtis Williams 24- 9.75 7.56m 5 3 Jaiden Rollins 23- 1.75 7.05m 3 Event 16 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Kyvon Tatham 50- 8 15.44m 3 4 LaQuan Ellis 49- 6 15.09m 2 7 Jayden Louis-Charles 48- 1.50 14.67m 9 Xavion Lockwood 45- 8.75 13.94m Event 18 - Discus ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Ahmari Avin 150- 7 45.90m 9 Ryan Driscoll 134- 4 40.95m 11 Cooper Crowell 122- 4 37.30m Event 19 - Hammer ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Cooper Crowell 177-10 54.20m 3 5 Ahmari Avin 159- 3 48.54m 1
Noles Add Postseason Standards at Raleigh Relays.
March 28, 2024
RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams were represented by the men's distance group on Thursday night at the Raleigh Relays in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Seminoles had achieved four ACC and NCAA Regional qualifying times in the 10,000, led by Kidus Misgina who turned in the seventh-fastest time in school history (28:52.78) and placed 20th. Zach Leachman followed Misgina with his personal best (29:03.27) and Zachary Cloud secured a time of 29:27.65.
Joe Farley rounded out the event with an ACC qualifying time of 29:43.94.
"Great day for Kidus and Zach Leachman," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Both fantastic races tonight and both got their region qualifying marks today. Kidus is now seventh all-time and Zach is 11th all-time."
Patrick Donnelly opened the competition in the 5,000-meter, crossing the finish
with a time of 14:25.04.
March 29, 2024
RALEIGH, N.C. and GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams continued to add to the list of postseason qualifiers on Friday at Florida Relays and Raleigh Relays.
On the women's side, the Noles qualified for the NCAA Regional Championship in the 4x100 relay, turning in the 10th-fastest time in school history (43.46), behind Dajaz DeFrand, Liana Tyson, Kinya Johnson and Shenese Walker.
Their time is currently ranked third in the nation after placing second in prelims at the Florida Relays in Gainesville, Florida.
"The women's 4x100 relay were in late-season form for their first time together as a relay," said track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Easily a regional qualifying time and a nationally ranked time for coach Kane's crew."
Tori Caroll finished 13th in the long jump with a mark of 5.85m.
Bieke Schipperen competed in the 1,500-meter, placing 12th with a time of 4:36.88. Lily Moore followed Shipperen in 21st with a career best.
Ava Povich placed fourth in the 5,000, with a time of 16:57.24. Rebecca Bergnes followed Povich with a lifetime best (17:06.13).
Martin Prodanov qualified for the postseason, placing sixth with the eight-fastest time in school history (3:42.89) in the 1,500.
"It was great to have Martin back," added Braman. "That time will be right at regional qualifying, but he's going to run much faster as the season progresses, and we clean up his tactics a bit."
Jordan Turner earned a spot in postseason action in the men's long jump invite, placing third with a mark of (7.80m). Curtis Williams followed Turner with an ACC standard of 7.42m. Jaiden Rollins rounded out the event in sixth at 7.05m.
"Really good outdoor opener for Jordan," said Braman. "He competed well and easily got his NCAA Region qualifying mark."
Cooper Crowell placed 16th in the hammer throw with a mark of 51.31m.
Lucas Bouqout competed in the 5,000m, placing sixth with a lifetime best of 14:22.18. Wynne Thomas followed Boqout in seventh with a personal best of 14:28.96.
Agnes McTighe led the Noles at the Raleigh Relays placing 10th in the 5,000, clocking a lifetime best and eighth-fastest time in school history at 15:51.91. Her performance qualifies her for the ACC and NCAA Regional Championships.
Anna Senter competed in the 10,000, clocking a time of 35:05.16.
March 30, 2024
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams concluded a three-day weekend of competition at the Florida Relays on Saturday at the James G. Pressly Stadium at Percy Beard Track.
Ahmari Avin competed in the men's discus throw, placing 13th with a career best of 45.98m. Ryan Driscoll followed in 20th at 41.30m.
Anthony Herrea finished 51st in the 800-meter dash at 1:53.33, followed by Zach Trotter in 55th at 1:54.29.
Kyvon Tatham placed eight in the triple jump, establishing a season best at15.64m. LaQuan Ellis followed in 14th at 14.97m. Jayden-Louis Charles placed 15th, earning a season best at 14.85m. Xavion Lockwood rounded out the field for the Noles in 18th (13.89m).
"Today, my guys soared with determination and grace, showcasing their competitive spirit in the triple jump," said assistant coach Leevan Sands. "I was extremely proud of them. It's still early in the season and we still have a few minor things to work on but I'm confident to know that they will all come around when it matters the most. It's good to have Xavion back competing with his teammates again."
Bieke Schipperen finished in the top 50 in the women's 800 at 2:13.44.
Event 6 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 125 Patrick Donnelly 14:25.04 Event 7 - 10000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 20 Kidus Misgina 28:52.78 31 Zach Leachman 29:03.27 65 Zach Cloud 29:27.65 74 Joe Farley 29:43.94
Noles Add Postseason Standards at Raleigh Relays.
March 28, 2024
RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams were represented by the men's distance group on Thursday night at the Raleigh Relays in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Seminoles had achieved four ACC and NCAA Regional qualifying times in the 10,000, led by Kidus Misgina who turned in the seventh-fastest time in school history (28:52.78) and placed 20th. Zach Leachman followed Misgina with his personal best (29:03.27) and Zachary Cloud secured a time of 29:27.65.
Joe Farley rounded out the event with an ACC qualifying time of 29:43.94.
"Great day for Kidus and Zach Leachman," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Both fantastic races tonight and both got their region qualifying marks today. Kidus is now seventh all-time and Zach is 11th all-time."
Patrick Donnelly opened the competition in the 5,000-meter, crossing the finish
with a time of 14:25.04.
March 29, 2024
RALEIGH, N.C. and GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams continued to add to the list of postseason qualifiers on Friday at Florida Relays and Raleigh Relays.
On the women's side, the Noles qualified for the NCAA Regional Championship in the 4x100 relay, turning in the 10th-fastest time in school history (43.46), behind Dajaz DeFrand, Liana Tyson, Kinya Johnson and Shenese Walker.
Their time is currently ranked third in the nation after placing second in prelims at the Florida Relays in Gainesville, Florida.
"The women's 4x100 relay were in late-season form for their first time together as a relay," said track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Easily a regional qualifying time and a nationally ranked time for coach Kane's crew."
Tori Caroll finished 13th in the long jump with a mark of 5.85m.
Bieke Schipperen competed in the 1,500-meter, placing 12th with a time of 4:36.88. Lily Moore followed Shipperen in 21st with a career best.
Ava Povich placed fourth in the 5,000, with a time of 16:57.24. Rebecca Bergnes followed Povich with a lifetime best (17:06.13).
Martin Prodanov qualified for the postseason, placing sixth with the eight-fastest time in school history (3:42.89) in the 1,500.
"It was great to have Martin back," added Braman. "That time will be right at regional qualifying, but he's going to run much faster as the season progresses, and we clean up his tactics a bit."
Jordan Turner earned a spot in postseason action in the men's long jump invite, placing third with a mark of (7.80m). Curtis Williams followed Turner with an ACC standard of 7.42m. Jaiden Rollins rounded out the event in sixth at 7.05m.
"Really good outdoor opener for Jordan," said Braman. "He competed well and easily got his NCAA Region qualifying mark."
Cooper Crowell placed 16th in the hammer throw with a mark of 51.31m.
Lucas Bouqout competed in the 5,000m, placing sixth with a lifetime best of 14:22.18. Wynne Thomas followed Boqout in seventh with a personal best of 14:28.96.
Agnes McTighe led the Noles at the Raleigh Relays placing 10th in the 5,000, clocking a lifetime best and eighth-fastest time in school history at 15:51.91. Her performance qualifies her for the ACC and NCAA Regional Championships.
Anna Senter competed in the 10,000, clocking a time of 35:05.16.
March 30, 2024
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams concluded a three-day weekend of competition at the Florida Relays on Saturday at the James G. Pressly Stadium at Percy Beard Track.
Ahmari Avin competed in the men's discus throw, placing 13th with a career best of 45.98m. Ryan Driscoll followed in 20th at 41.30m.
Anthony Herrea finished 51st in the 800-meter dash at 1:53.33, followed by Zach Trotter in 55th at 1:54.29.
Kyvon Tatham placed eight in the triple jump, establishing a season best at15.64m. LaQuan Ellis followed in 14th at 14.97m. Jayden-Louis Charles placed 15th, earning a season best at 14.85m. Xavion Lockwood rounded out the field for the Noles in 18th (13.89m).
"Today, my guys soared with determination and grace, showcasing their competitive spirit in the triple jump," said assistant coach Leevan Sands. "I was extremely proud of them. It's still early in the season and we still have a few minor things to work on but I'm confident to know that they will all come around when it matters the most. It's good to have Xavion back competing with his teammates again."
Bieke Schipperen finished in the top 50 in the women's 800 at 2:13.44.
Event 4 - 800 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 51 Anthony Herrera 1:53.33 55 Zach Trotter 1:54.29 Event 5 - 1500 Meters - College Invite ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Martin Prodanov 3:42.94 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Lucas Bouquot 14:22.18 7 Wynne Thomas 14:28.96 Event 15 - Long Jump ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Jaiden Rollins 23- 1.75 7.05m Event 15 - Long Jump - College Invite ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Jordan Turner 25- 7.25w 7.80mw 3 7 Curtis Williams 24- 4.25 7.42m Event 18 - Discus ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 14 Ahmari Avin 150-10 45.98m 20 Ryan Driscoll 135- 6 41.30m Event 19 - Hammer ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 16 Cooper Crowell 168- 4 51.31m
Three Noles Land on FSU All-Time Top Ten List.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The Florida State outdoor track and field team members Suus Altorf, Tyra Wilson and
Tyson Williams turned in program all-time top 10 performances at the Crimson Tide Invite on Saturday.
Altorf placed third in the women's 1,500-meter run, clocking a lifetime best at 4:13.09, which is the seventh-fastest time in FSU history. Wilson won the women's 400 hurdles, running her best time at 57.03. Her performance ranks seventh in program history.
Williams earned a spot in postseason action in the men's 110 hurdles, placing second with the eighth-fastest time in FSU history at 13.66.
"Tremendous effort by the women and men today," said associate head coach Matt Kane. "We had some top 10 all-time marks and top 10 NCAA marks, which is exciting. They came prepared to compete today and that showed with a lot of wins as well. Several people to highlight were Suus, Tyra, Dajaz (DeFrand) and one close to my heart with a huge personal best and regional mark was Tyson Williams."
Including Wilson, the Seminoles secured five event wins on the day.
The men's 4x100 relay team stole the show by turning in the third-fastest time in the nation at 39.06 behind Keshaun Black, Ismael Kone, Neo Moesbi and Tyler Azcano for the win.
"Today as a whole I felt like it was a productive day," associate men's head coach Rick Argo said. "The hurdle crew ran well today, but the highlight for the day was the 4x100. The goal was always to execute getting the baton around the track. We accomplished that and now we can clean up some technicalities in our execution to be better next week."
Mosebi took home his second win of the season in the 100m dash with a time of 10.36. Kone followed in ninth at 10.57, adding NCAA and ACC Championship qualifying marks. Guinove Joanus (10.65) and Azcano (10.72) rounded out the event for the Noles, also punching their tickets to postseason action.
Joanus added a 12th-place finish in the 200, clocking 21.20 and Jaden Francis placed fifth in the 800 at 2:10.74.
Andre Korbmacher followed Williams in the 110 hurdles, finishing third at 13.72.
Shenese Walker won the women's 200, establishing a career best and postseason time of 23.20. Kaniya Johnson followed in second with a lifetime best and ACC standard time of 23.62.
Alexandra Webster won the women's 100 hurdle, establishing a season best of 13.36. Dajaz DeFrand won the 100m dash with a time of 11.14. Liana Tyson followed in third with a career best of 11.53.
Skyler Reynolds competed in the long jump, placing third with a mark of 5.85m. Adina Jackson followed in ninth at 5.67m.
Ava Klein joined Wilson in the 400 hurdles field, placing fifth with a time of 59.98.
The 4x100 relay team placed second behind Liana Tyson, Dajaz DeFrand, Johnson, and Walker.
"All in all, we accomplished a few things we set out to do," Argo added. "We now prepare for the Tom Jones Invitational with the goal of continued progress."
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Neo Mosebi 10.36 5
9 Ismael Kone 10.57
14 Guinove Joanus 10.65
17 Tyler Azcano 10.72
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results
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12 Guinove Joanus 21.20
Event 8 - 110 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Tyson Williams 13.66 4
3 Andre Korbmacher 13.72 3
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Relay Team A 39.06 5
1) Keshaun Black
2) Ismael Kone
3) Neo Mosebi
4) Tyler Azcano
Wilson Climbs FSU Top 10 Ranks at Tom Jones.
April 12, 2024
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams concluded the first day of action at the Tom Jones Invitational in Gainesville, Florida.
Tyra Wilson moved up three spots on the all-time FSU top 10 list in the women's 400-meter hurdles, clocking another career best performance at 56.74. She now ties for the fourth-fastest time in FSU history after finishing seventh in the race.
Jordan Turner earned a spot in postseason action in the men's long jump, placing third with a season best of 7.87m. Jeremiah Davis followed Turner with a mark of 7.69m.
"Really good jumps for Jordan," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "He beat some talented collegians and even some elite pros. Jeremiah got his regional qualifying mark in his outdoor debut."
Ismael Kone competed in the 200, earning a time of 21.21. Guinove Joanus followed Kone with a time of 21.23. Neo Mosebi rounded out the event at 21.38.
Dajaz DeFrand placed eighth in the women's 200 at 22.77. Oludoyin Soremi concluded her outdoor debut behind DeFrand with a time of 25.96.
Kyvon Tatham placed 10th in the men's open long jump (7.19m) and Jaiden Rollins finished in 20th (6.90m). Cooper Crowell placed 14th in the hammer throw with a mark of 51.35m.
Bieke Schipperen finished 18th in the women's 1500m with a career best of 4:25.84.
Ava Klein joined Wilson in the 400 hurdles, placing 26th with a time of 59.87. Catherine Fleming competed in the Javelin Throw with a mark of 23.81.
Tori Carroll competed in the long jump, placing fifth with a season best of 6.14m. Skyler Reynolds followed in 11th at 5.84m.
Dani Thompson placed third in the 5,000,
earning a career best of 17.31.56.
April 13, 2024
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State outdoor track and field teams completed the final day of action at the Tom Jones Invitational in Gainesville, Florida on Saturday.
Alexandra Webster turned in the second-fastest time in program history in the women's 100-meter hurdles, establishing a lifetime best of 12.77. Webster sits behind the record that was set in 2019 by Cortney Jones at 12.72. Her performance is also ranked second in the nation this season.
The Noles moved up three spots on the all-time FSU top 10 list in the women's 4x100 relay, tying the seventh-fastest time (43.33) behind Liana Tyson, Dajaz DeFrand, Kaniya Johnson, and Shenese Walker.
Suus Altorf placed 12th in the 800-meter run, clocking a lifetime best of 2:04.47, which is the seventh-fastest time in FSU history. Agnes McTighe rounded out the event at 2:07.42.
Walker competed in the 200, placing fifth with a lifetime best with a time of 11.23. Her performance ties for the sixth-fastest time in school history. Tyson followed in 23rd with a lifetime best of 11.50. Johnson concluded the event in 25th at 11.53.
The 4x400 placed 17th with a time of 3:37.63 behind Ava Klein, DeFrand, Webster and Wilson.
"Our ladies had a fantastic weekend in almost every event area," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "There were a lot of regional marks and lifetime bests."
Neo Mosebi led the Noles in the men's 100m dash, placing 16th with a time of 10.39. Tyler Azcano followed in 26th behind a career best of 10.47. Ismael Kone placed 33rd at (10.59), followed by Keshaun Black in 38th (10.64).
In the men's open triple jump, Kyvon Tatham finished third, establishing a career best of (15.50m). Jayden Louis-Charles followed in 10th, jumping a lifetime best of 15.04m.
Zach Trotter took 26th place in the 800, clocking a season best of 1:49.82 and Anthony Herrera followed in 54th with a career best of 1:52.49. British Wilkerson competed in the 400-meter invite, placing 24th with a postseason qualifying time of 46.55.
Andre Korbmacher concluded his weekend in the 110 hurdles, placing 14th with a time of 13.80. Tyson Williams followed in 20th at 13.98.
Ahmari Avin competed in the discus throw, placing 14th with a time of 45.89m. Ryan Driscoll followed in 18th with a mark of 41.81m.
"Our men achieved some region and ACC marks as well," added Braman. "We need to capture some late season momentum at the LSU Invitational in two weeks. That meet will be a key meet to set us up for the ACC Championship."
Event 1 - 100 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 16 Neo Mosebi 10.39 26 Tyler Azcano 10.47 33 Ismael Kone 10.59 38 Keshaun Black 10.64 Event 2 - 200 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Guinove Joanus 21.23 11 Neo Mosebi 21.38 Event 2 - 200 Meters - Invitational ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 38 Ismael Kone 21.21 Event 4 - 800 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 26 Zach Trotter 1:49.82 54 Anthony Herrera 1:52.49 Event 8 - 110 Meter Hurdles - Invitational ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 14 Andre Korbmacher 13.80 20 Tyson Williams 13.98 Event 15 - Long Jump ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 10 Kyvon Tatham 23- 7.25 7.19m 20 Jaiden Rollins 22- 7.75 6.90m Event 15 - Long Jump - Invitational ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Jordan Turner 25-10w 7.87mw 3 5 Jeremiah Davis 25- 2.75 7.69m 1 Event 16 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Kyvon Tatham 50-10.25 15.50m 3 10 Jayden Louis-Charles 49- 4.25 15.04m Event 18 - Discus ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 14 Ahmari Avin 150- 7 45.89m 18 Ryan Driscoll 137- 2 41.81m Event 18 - 400 Meters - Invitational ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 24 British Wilkerson 46.55 Event 19 - Hammer ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 14 Cooper Crowell 168- 5 51.35m
Three Noles Claim FSU Top 10 Performances.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - The No.16/NR Florida State outdoor track and field teams competed in the distance events at the Wake Forest Invitational on Friday, where Agnes McTighe, Martin Prodanov and Zach Cloud produced performances on the FSU all-time top 10 list.
McTighe claimed the seventh-fastest time in program history in the women's 1,500-meter, clocking a time of 4:13.01.
Prodanov established a career best in the men's 1,500, turning in the fifth-fastest time in FSU history at 3:41.58, moving up three spots.
Ava Povich competed in the women's 5,000m with a time of 17:01.89. Rebecca Bergnes followed with a time of 17:31.18. Bieke Schipperen rounded out the event at 16:50.99.
David Mullarkey opened his season in the men's 5,000, placing eighth with a postseason time of 13:41.91. Cloud followed in 16th with the 10th fastest time in school history at 13:52.29. Kidus Misgina placed 35th with a time of 14:07.02. Patrick Donnelly concluded the event with a time of 14:36.64.
Anna Senter ended the night, placing eighth in the 10,000 with a time of 35:15.00.
"Overall, we had a strong night with Agnes, Martin and Daivd and Zach Cloud earning regional marks, "said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "We're set up well for the ACC Championship after tonight."
Event 5 - 1500 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 18 Martin Prodanov 3:41.58 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 8 David Mullarkey 13:41.91 16 Zach Cloud 13:52.29 35 Kidus Misgina 14:07.02 62 Patrick Donnelly 14:36.64
Schroeder Establishes FSU Top 10 Time.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - The Florida State men's outdoor track and field team competed in a pair of distance events at Penn Relays on Thursday.
Cooper Schroeder opened his season in the 10,000-meter, placing fifth with a career best and the ninth-fastest time in school history at 28:56.49. Joe Farley followed in 14th at 30:09.34. Lucas Bouqout rounded out the event in 15th (30:09.86).
Zach Leachman placed 30th in the 5,000m with a time of 14:16.73.
"Fantastic race for Cooper," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "He easily punched his ticket to the region qualifying meet."
Event 6 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 30 Zach Leachman 14:16.73 Event 7 - 10000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Cooper Schroeder 28:56.49 1 14 Joe Farley 30:09.34 15 Lucas Bouquot 30:09.86
Mullarkey wins 5000m at Payton Jordan Invitational.
STANFORD, Calif. - David Mullarkey picked up the win in the 5000m at the Payton Jordan Invitational, establishing a career best and third-fastest time in school history at 13:28.43.
Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 David Mullarkey 13:28.43 5
Distance Competes Tough at East Coast Relays.
April 26, 2024
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The No.21/NR Florida State outdoor track and field teams competed in distance events on Friday at the East Coast Relays, hosted by UNF at the Visit Jax Track at Hodges Stadium.
Ella Menke competed in the women's 1,500-meter, clocking a lifetime best at 4:54.63. Gabriella Morris (4:57.67) and Annika Pfaff (4:59.66) followed, running their season bests. Toba Kahn added a lifetime best at 5:06.57 and Vivan Byrnes concluded the event with a time of 5:20.57.
Patrick Donnelly placed seventh in the men's 1,500, establishing a career best at 3:50.83. Zach Trotter followed in 13th with a time of 3:53.93. Anthony Herrera rounded out the event in 32nd with a time of 4:01.81.
Michael Toppi opened his season in the 5,000, placing sixth with a time of 14:30.02. Andrew Hammel followed in eighth with a time of 14:37.41. Coleman Cronk finished the event for the Noles in 10th at 14:41.28.
The Seminoles crossed the finish in first and second place in the women's 5,000, led by Dani Thompson at 17:35.87. Jane Eiselstein followed in second with a time of
17:38.97. Lillie Mealor placed 13th with a career best of 18:11.68. Rachel Johnson rounded out the event in 20th with a season best of 18:37.29.
April 27, 2024
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Zach Trotter competed in the 800 at the East Coast Relays, crossing the line with a time of 2:03.28. Ahmari Avin placed 13th in the discus throw with a mark of 43.84m. Ryan Driscoll followed in 15th with a career best of 42.99m.
Event 4 - 800 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 62 Zach Trotter 2:03.28 Event 5 - 1500 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Patrick Donnelly 3:50.83 13 Zach Trotter 3:53.93 32 Anthony Herrera 4:01.81 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Michael Toppi 14:30.02 8 Andrew Hammel 14:37.41 10 Coleman Cronk 14:41.28 Event 18 - Discus ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 13 Ahmari Avin 143-10 43.84m 15 Ryan Driscoll 141- 0 42.99m
Seminoles Close Regular Season Strong.
BATON ROUGE, La. - The No.21/NR Florida State outdoor track and field teams closed the regular season strong, adding seven postseason qualifiers.
The women's 4x100 relay placed fourth at the LSU Invitational, clocking the 10th-fastest time in school history at 43.43 behind Alexandra Webster, Dajaz DeFrand, Kaniya Johnson, and Shenese Walker.
Neo Mosebi placed fourth in the men's 100-meter dash with a career best and postseason time of 10.09. Ismael Kone concluded the event for the Noles in sixth with a postseason qualifying time of 10.14. Guuinove Joanus finished in 16th (10.47) and Dashinelle Dyer in 17th (10.48).
"I was really pleased with the men's sprints today," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "They're rounding into good form right now. Great race for Kone. He's found himself again as a premier sprinter."
Andre Korbmacher placed seventh in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 13.78.
Skyler Reynolds competed in the women's long jump, placing fifth with a career best and postseason mark of 6.22m. Tori Carroll followed in sixth with a mark of 6.09m.
Curtis Williams was the runner-up in the men's long jump with a mark of 7.99m. Jordan Turner followed Williams in fourth at 7.94m. Jaiden Rollins rounded out the event in 10th (7.20m).
Kyvon Tatham placed third in the triple with a lifetime best of 16.00m. Laquan Ellis followed in sixth with a mark of 15.44m. Jayden-Louis Charles closed out the event in eight place with a lifetime best of 15.18m.
"Jumps squad got lots of season best and region marks," Braman said "Kyvon and Curtis were fantastic today."
Tyra Wilson competed in the women's 400m, placing 25th with a lifetime best of 54.52. Kaelyaah Liburd rounded out the event in 26th at 55.44.
Martin Prodanov placed second in the men's 800, clocking a time of 1:48.71.
"I was also pleased with Martin," added Braman. "That was his first 800 in two years, so I was very pleased to see him run that fast."
DeFrand won the women's 100-meter, clocking a lifetime best of 10.88. Walker crossed the finish line in fifth with a career best of 11.22. Liana Tyson rounded out the event in 11th at 11.44. DeFrand also placed third in the 200 with a lifetime best and fourth-fastest time in school history at 22.58.
"Dajaz was a warrior today," Braman said. "She's truly one of the best in the country."
Suus Altorf competed in the 800, placing third with a time of 2:05.40. Jaden Francis placed 11th at 2:11.60. Kayla Pinkard placed 11th in the triple jump with a mark of 11.94m.
Kaniya Johnson joined DeFrand in the 200, placing 15th with a time of 23.73. British Wilkerson placed 13th in the 400, clocking a time of 46.64.
"Great job today for both squads," Braman added. "We really stepped up and are in good position for ACC's in two weeks."
Event 1 - 100 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 4 Neo Mosebi 10.09w 2 6 Ismael Kone 10.14w 16 Guinove Joanus 10.47w 17 Dashinelle Dyer 10.48w Event 3 - 400 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 11 British Wilkerson 46.64 Event 4 - 800 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Martin Prodanov 1:48.71 4 Event 8 - 110 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Andre Korbmacher 13.78w Event 15 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Curtis Williams 26- 2.50w 7.99mw 4 4 Jordan Turner 25- 8.75 7.84m 2 10 Jaiden Rollins 23- 7.50 7.20m Event 16 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Kyvon Tatham 52- 6w 16.00mw 3 6 LaQuan Ellis 50- 8w 15.44mw 8 Jayden Louis-Charles 49- 9.75w 15.18mw
Six Noles Highlight Day One of ACC Championship.
May 9, 2024
ATLANTA, Ga. - The No.17/NR Florida State outdoor track and field teams opened the 2024 ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championship in Atlanta by qualifying six student-athletes for Saturday's final rounds.
Tyra Wilson, Suus Altorf, Dajaz DeFrand and Kaniya Johnson finished in the top eight of the women's events on Thursday for the 17th-ranked Noles, while Ismael Kone and Martin Prodanov advanced for the men.
Wilson finished fourth in prelims of the 400-meter hurdles, advancing to Saturday's final with a time of 58.04. Ava Klein followed in ninth with a time of 58.93.
Martin Prodanov competed in the men's 1,500, clocking a qualifying time of 3:44.25, qualifying for Saturday in ninth place.
"Tyra performed really well in the hurdles," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman said. "Martin ran really savvy with an automatic qualifying time in his event."
Kone won his heat in the 200, advancing to Saturday's final with a time of 20.68 in second place.
Altorf will be the second seed in the 1,500, qualifying with a time of 4:15.11. Agnes McTighe followed in 25th with a time of 4:32.90. Bieke Schipperen rounded out the event in 33rd with a time of 4:36.84.
DeFrand cruised to a first-place finish in the heats of the 200, advancing to Saturday's final with a time of 22.81, ahead of Johnson in third, clocking a lifetime best of 23.26.
"Ismael was really good in the 200 today as was Suus in the 1500." added Braman. "Dajaz and Kaniya were really impressive in their events, qualifying easily for Saturday."
The men's team started the afternoon in the hammer throw with Cooper Crowell earning 17th with a mark of 48.30m.
Joe Farley led the Noles in the 10,000, placing 19th with a time of 30:34.54. Lucas Bouquot concluded the event in 26th at 31:03.98.
Anna Sentner competed in the women's 10,000 placing 15th with a
time of 36:29.41.
May 10, 2024
ATLANTA, Ga. - The No.17/ NR Florida State outdoor track and field teams were led by Jeremiah Davis and Jordan Turner on the second day of the ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championship at the George C. Griffin Track in Atlanta.
Three Seminoles finished in the top eight in the men's field events, led by Jeremiah Davis who defended his title, winning with a season best of 7.97m in the long jump. Jordan Turner followed at 7.90m reaching the podium for bronze. Curtis Williams placed fourth with a season best of 7.81m.
Kyvon Tatham followed in 11th at 7.35m.
"The highlight of the day was the 1-2-4 finish in the men's long jump," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "All three had jumps that would nationally qualify at (NCAA) Regions in two weeks, so that group is in fantastic position."
British Wilkerson finished fifth in the preliminary 400-meter, clocking a time 46.78, advancing to Saturday's final. Alex Collier rounded out the event at 48.23, placing 15th.
Ismael Kone won the men's 100 preliminary at 10.27. Kone will race in the final of the 100 and 200 on Saturday.
"Ismael has found his groove at just the right time," added Braman. "He's been dominate for two days in the sprints and British did really well in the 400."
Tyson Williams and Anderw Korbamacher moved on to the final of the 110-meter hurdles in first and second place. Williams will be the top seed at 13.76, followed by Korbamacher (13.87).
Zach Trotter competed in the 800, placing 36th with a time of 1:53.92.
The men's team currently sits in seventh place with a total of 23 points from the long jump.
The Noles placed three runners in the women's 100-meter finals, led by Dajaz DeFrand who secured the top spot with a time of 11.23. DeFrand will compete in the 100 and 200 finals as the top seed on Saturday.
Liana Tyson placed third with a lifetime best of 11.39. Kaniya Johnson followed Tyson in fourth, striding with a personal best of 11.42. Johnson will also compete in the 200 final alongside DeFrand.
Alexandra Webster will be the second seed in the 100 hurdles, qualifying with a time of 13.16.
"Women's sprints dominated the 100 prelims with a huge lifetime best for Liana and Kaniya," said Braman. "Alexandra had a really easy heat win the 100 hurdles."
Kaelyaah Liburd competed in the women's 400, placing 11th with a time of 54.36.
Tori Carroll competed in the long jump, placing 10th with a mark of 5.89m. Skyler Reynolds concluded the event in 13th at 5.72m.
Jaden Francis placed 24th in the 800, establishing a time of 2:12.76.
Davis, DeFrand Claim MVP Honors at ACC.
May 11, 2024
ATLANTA, Ga, - The 2024 ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championship came to a close on Saturday at the George C. Griffin Track in Atlanta as student-athletes Jeremiah Davis and Dajaz DeFrand were named Most Valuable Performers of the meet.
Jeremiah Davis repeated as the Men's Field MVP after scoring 20 points behind two wins. Davis defended his title in the long jump champion on Friday with a mark of 7.97m before winning gold in the triple jump with a mark of 16.71m. It was the first time since 2018 that FSU has won the event.
"We had a really good meet on both sides," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "There were more lifetime and season bests than I can count."
DeFrand placed first in the women's 100-meter at 11.08 after she set the ACC meet record in prelims at 10.88. DeFrand also repeated as champion in the 200 marking the first person in program history to earn a gold medal at back-to-back ACC's. She was named the Women's MVP for the second time in as many tries.
In addition to Davis and DeFrand's four individual gold medals, the Seminoles added 13 medals including three gold.
Ismael Kone took home gold in the 100, clocking a time of 10.25. He also placed fifth in the 200 with a time of 20.85.
"I felt the leadership from Kone," Braman added.
Ahmari Avin placed 12th in the discus throw with a lifetime best 47.92m.
The men's 4x100 relay team behind Keshaun Black, Kone, Alex Collier, and Jaiden Rollins took home gold for the first time since 2021, clocking a time of 39.49.
"Nice job from Keshaun and Alex on the relay," Braman said. "The surprise star was jumper Jaiden Rollins, taking down the ACC's best sprinters on the anchor leg. That was a big boost for the men. The men overachieved by 20 points and were in the lead with only three events to go. I was proud of how hard they competed to even give us a chance."
Tyson Williams took home his first career ACC gold medal in the 110 hurdles, clocking a lifetime best and sixth-fastest time in school history at 13.62. Andre Korbmacher followed Williams in the hurdles, earning second team All-ACC with a time 13.81, placing fourth.
"Tyson Williams has emerged as a national level hurdler and beat a strong field to take the win," Braman added.
Kyvon Tatham took home bronze in the men's triple jump with a lifetime best of 15.73m. LaQuan Ellis followed in fifth with a career best of 15.71m. Jayden-Louis Charles concluded the event in sixth with his best of 15.32m.
"The jumps squad responded to the return of their leader, Jeremiah Davis," added Braman. "They scored 46 pints from Coach Sand's lads."
Alexandra Webster added eight points for the Noles in the women's 100 hurdles, crossing the line in 13.04 for silver. Tyra Wilson earned first-team All-ACC in the 400 hurdles, establishing a lifetime best and third-fastest time in FSU history at 56.30, winning silver.
"Tyra Wilson is starting to assert herself on the national scene," said Braman.
Kaniya Johnson and Liana Tyson tied for bronze in the 100, crossing the line at 11.46. Johnson followed DeFrand in the 200, placing seventh at 23.46.
Suus Altorf battled her way to a bronze medal (4:13.22) in the 1,500.
The women's 4x100 relay team behind Webster, DeFrand, Johnson and Tyson placed second with a time of 43.68.
"The women fought hard for every point and are well positioned for regions and nationals," Braman added.
Kayla Pinkard competed in the women's long jump, placing ninth with a mark of 12.30m.
Tyra Wilson, Ava Klein, Kaelyaah Liburd and Jaden Francis rallied five points in the 4x400 relay with a time of 3:34.80, placing fourth.
David Mullarkey led the Noles in fourth in the 5,000, adding five points with a time of 13.41.76. Cooper Schroeder followed in 16th with a lifetime best of 14:04.5. Zachary Cloud concluded the event in 24th with a time of 14:18.12.
Martin Prodanov scored two points for the Noles in the 1,500m, placing seventh with a time of 3:43.99.
"Martin, David and a lot of other guys kept us in the hunt," Braman said.
British Wilkerson stamped sixth place in the men's 400-meters with a time of 46.78.
The men's team finished fourth with a total of 95 points, while the No. 17 women finished fifth at 68.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ismael Kone 10.25 10
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Ismael Kone 20.68 4 prelims
Event 3 - 400 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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6 British Wilkerson 46.78 3
15 Alex Collier 48.23
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results
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36 Zach Trotter 1:53.92
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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7 Martin Prodanov 3:43.99 2
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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4 David Mullarkey 13:41.76 5
16 Cooper Schroeder 14:04.05
24 Zach Cloud 14:18.12
Event 7 - 10000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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19 Joe Farley 30:34.54
26 Lucas Bouquot 31:03.98
Event 8 - 110 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Tyson Williams 13.62 10
4 Andre Korbmacher 13.81 5
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Relay Team A 39.49 10
1) Keshaun Black
2) Ismael Kone
3) Alex Collier
4) Jaiden Rollins
Event 15 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jeremiah Davis 26- 1.75 7.97m 10
2 Jordan Turner 25-11 7.90m 8
4 Curtis Williams 25- 7.50 7.81m 5
9 Kyvon Tatham 24- 1.50 7.35m
Event 16 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jeremiah Davis 54-10 16.71m 10
3 Kyvon Tatham 51- 7.25 15.73m 6
5 LaQuan Ellis 51- 6.50 15.71m 4
6 Jayden Louis-Charles 50- 3.25 15.32m 3
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results
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12 Ahmari Avin 157- 3 47.92m
Event 19 - Hammer
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Place Name Results
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17 Cooper Crowell 158- 5 48.30m
Three Noles Advance to Nationals in Men's Long Jump.
May 22, 2024
LEXINGTON, Ky.- The Florida State outdoor track and field teams opened the 2024 NCAA East Regional Preliminary Championship with three Noles earning bids to NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in the men's long jump, marking the most qualifiers in the event since 2015.
Jeremiah Davis, Jordan Turner and Curtis Williams placed within the top five to punch their tickets to nationals, which will take place in Eugene, Oregon from June 5-8 at Hayward Field.
Davis led the Noles in second place with a mark of 25-5 1/4 and Turner followed Davis in fourth at 25-4 3/4. Williams rounded out the event in fifth with a mark of 25-2 1/2.
In addition to three qualifying for nationals, three more Noles advanced to the finals that will take place on Friday.
Tyson Williams and Andre Korbmacher moved on in the 110-meter hurdles. Williams led the quarterfinals with a time of 13.65 for sixth and Korbmacher claimed the final qualifying spot at 13.93.
Ismael Kone opened in the 100m (10.43), placing 23rd and closed out his evening in the 200, advancing to Friday's competition with a time of 20.75 for 24th.
"I was really pleased with the hurdles and Kone qualifying in two events today," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "All automatic qualifiers for the next round on Friday and it was amazing having three in the top five in the long jump to punch their tickets to Eugene. Really good day for the Noles!"
Cooper Schroeder placed 22nd in the
10,000 with a time of 29:57.73. Kidus Misgina followed in 26th at 30:01.17. Martin Prodanov clocked 3:46.17 in the 1,500.
May 23, 2024
LEXINGTON, Ky.- The No.19 Florida State women's outdoor track and field team began the 2024 NCAA East Regional Preliminary Championships with six Noles earning spots in quarterfinals.
Alexandra Webster, Tyra Wilson, Dajaz DeFrand, Shenese Walker, Liana Tyson and Suus Altorf advanced to the next round, which will take place on Saturday.
Webster started the day cruising to a heat win in the 100-meter hurdles, claiming the fourth seed for Saturday with a time of 12.91.
Wilson claimed the fourth qualifying spot of the 400 hurdles with a time of 56.45. Ava Klein also competed, placing 37th at 59.30.
"Alexandra and Tyra looked in peak form," FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman said.
Three sprinters advanced to the 100m quarterfinals, leading with DeFrand seeded sixth at 11.14. Walker added a time of 11.25, placing 10th. Tyson claimed the 23rd spot at 11.42. Kaniya Johnson nearly missed the final qualifying spot by 0.01, placing 25th with a time of 11.45.
"It was nice to see the sprint posse qualifying three to the next round, "added Braman." It was great to have Shenese healthy and flying again."
Altorf moved on in the 1,500, placing 14th with a time of 4:14.85.
"Suus had a really easy automatic qualifier as well," said Braman. "She looked controlled the whole way."
DeFrand concluded the evening with a fifth-place finish in the heats of the 200, advancing with a time of 22.70.
Tori Carroll competed in the long jump, placing 21st with a mark of 6.11m (20-½). Skyler Reynolds followed in 44th at 5.61m (18-5).
"Our ladies had a great day," Braman added. "Our stars really shined bright today."
LEXINGTON, Ky.- The Florida State men's outdoor track and field team concluded the 2024 NCAA East Regional Preliminary Championships with three additional student-athletes earning bids to the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship.
Tyson Williams, Kyvon Tatham, and David Mullarkey punched their ticket to nationals, which will take place in Eugene, Oregon from June 5-8 at Hayward Field, while Jeremiah Davis added another event to his list.
Williams qualified for his first nationals in the 110-meter hurdles, placing seventh with a lifetime best and fifth-fastest time in FSU history at 13.53.
"Tyson was one of the big highlights of the day claiming his spot with a lifetime best," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman.
Davis, who qualified in the long jump on Wednesday, placed seventh in the triple jump with a mark of 16.15m (53-0). Davis will compete in his third outdoor nationals after collecting nine All-American honors in both indoor and outdoor since 2021.
Tatham followed in 12th with a mark of 15.67m (51-8½), advancing to Eugene for the first time in his career.
"Jeremiah was all business today getting his necessary qualifying mark on the first jump, "Braman added. "Kyvon came in clutch in his third jump in the triple jump for a lifetime best."
Mullarkey concluded competition for the Seminoles in the 5,000, placing fifth with a time of 13:52.62. Mullarkey qualified for his second outdoor nationals after earning All-American honors in 2023 in cross country, as well as second-team accolades in indoor in 2024.
"David handled his race in controlled business as well," said Braman.
Ismael Kone opened in the 100 (10.22), placing 19th and closed out his evening in the 200, placing 19th at 20.74.
Andre Korbmacher competed alongside Williams, placing 16th with a time of 13.75.
Laquan Ellis placed 32nd in the triple jump with a mark of 15.24m (49-11 1/4). Jayden Louis-Charles followed in 43rd at 14.90m (48-10 3/4).
"We had another really strong day to finish the men's competition," Braman said. "My heart feels for the 4x100 relay team after their disqualification for stepping on the
line. The men's squad dealt with diversity all year and fought their way back better than I could've asked. I'm super excited to see the ladies show out tomorrow."
May 25, 2025
LEXINGTON, Ky.- The No. 19 Florida State women's outdoor track and field team qualified five student-athletes for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday as Dajaz DeFrand and Alexandra Webster set program records at the NCAA East Preliminaries.
In addition to DeFrand and Webster, Suus Altorf, Tyra Wilson and Shenese Walker will be competing at nationals, which will be held June 5-8 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
"I couldn't be prouder of our ladies this weekend," FSU head coach Bob Braman said. "We had a lot of great things happen today with several all-time performances. It was a great meet and great set up for nationals."
DeFrand set a new school and ACC record in the 100-meter, establishing a lifetime best at 10.94. DeFrand erased the standard that was set by Edidiong Odiong at 11.05 in 2022. She added 200 to her event list for Eugene after running another best time at 22.34 for third place. Her performance was the second-fastest in school history.
A sophomore, DeFrand will be racing in her second outdoor national meet after collecting five All-American honors between indoor and outdoor.
As the third seed at 12.77 in the 100 hurdles, Webster finished with silver, establishing a program record of 12.70. She erased the mark set by Cortney Jones in 2019 at 12.72.
Wilson advanced in the 400 hurdles, placing third with a lifetime best and second-fastest time in school history at 55.68.
Agnes McTighe competed in the 5,000 36th with a time of 16:36.03.
Walker competed alongside DeFrand in the 100, placing eighth with a career best of 11.09. Walker qualified for her second outdoor nationals after earning All-American honors in 2023.
"Dajaz was world class this weekend," added Braman. "Tyra, Alexandra and Shenese had phenomenal races as well."
Altorf qualified for her first nationals in the 1,500, placing 12th with a lifetime best and fourth-fastest time in FSU history at 4:10.13.
The 4x400 relay team of Kaelyaah Liburd, Wilson, Ava Klein, and Jaden Francis concluded competition for the Noles, placing 17th with a time of 3:33.56.
Event 1 - 100 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 19 Ismael Kone 10.22 Event 2 - 200 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 19 Ismael Kone 20.74 Event 5 - 1500 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 32 Martin Prodanov 3:46.17 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 David Mullarkey 13:52.62 4 Event 7 - 10000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 22 Cooper Schroeder 29:57.73 26 Kidus Misgina 30:01.17 Event 8 - 110 Meter Hurdles ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 7 Tyson Williams 13.53 2 16 Andre Korbmacher 13.75 Event 15 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Jeremiah Davis 25- 5.25 7.75m 8 4 Jordan Turner 25- 4.75 7.74m 5 5 Curtis Williams 25- 2.50 7.68m 4 Event 16 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Jeremiah Davis 53- 0 16.15m 4 12 Kyvon Tatham 51- 8.50 15.76m 32 LaQuan Ellis 50- 0 15.24m 43 Jayden Louis-Charles 48-10.75 14.90m
Davis Wins NCAA Silver.
June 5, 2024
EUGENE, Ore. - The 2024 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships opened on Wednesday at Hayward Field with Florida State student-athlete Jeremiah Davis winning silver in the men's long jump.
Davis secured his second career NCAA runner-up finish in the event with a season best of 8.07m (26-5 2/4), capturing his third consecutive outdoor first-team All-American honors.
"I'm really proud of Jeremiah," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "He's been dominating the field and was runner-up at Hayward two years ago as well. "I'm hoping the jumping gods shine on him in his final collegiate jump competition on Friday. He's a true warrior."
In addition to Davis, Jordan Turner placed 16th with a mark of 7.52m (24-8 1/4). Curtis Williams rounded out the event, placing 21st with a mark of 7.33m (24-3/4).
Tyson Williams concluded his season in the 110-meter hurdles, placing 17th with a time of 13.66.
"Really strong race for Tyson," added Braman. "He nearly missed second team All-American by two one-thousandths of a second."
The men's team currently stands in fifth
place with eight points.
June 7, 2024
EUGENE, Ore. - The No.20 Florida State women's outdoor track and field began the 2024 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Thursday at Hayward Field with Alexandra Webster and Dajaz DeFrand advancing to finals on Saturday.
Webster clocked the first automatic qualifying time for the Noles in the 100-meter hurdles, placing fifth at 12.71.
"That was truly a gusty race for Alexandra," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Ended up fifth-fastest overall and was only one-hundredth of a second off her lifetime best."
DeFrand and Shenese Walker both earned second-team All-American honors in the 100-meter, with DeFrand leading the Noles in 12th place with a time of 11.19. Walker followed in 13th at 11.23.
"One and five one-hundredth seconds out of the final," said Braman. "Both second team All-Americans but I know they wanted more."
Suus Altorf concluded her season in the 1,500, placing 18th with a time of 4:12.74.
"Great season for Suus, especially being the fourth fastest all-time for the Noles during the championship season," added Braman.
Tyra Wilson competed in the 400 hurdles, placing 18th with a time of 57.57.
DeFrand concluded her evening in the 200, advancing to Saturday's final with the ninth overall seed at 22.71.
"Dajaz had one of the fastest 200 and she will be going to battle in the final on Saturday," Braman added.
June 8, 2024
EUGENE, Ore.- The Florida State men's outdoor track and field team concluded the NCAA Outdoor Championships on Friday at Hayward Field with Jeremiah Davis and Kyvon Tatham earning All-American honors.
Davis added his second first-team All-America honor of the meet by placing fourth in the men's triple jump with a measurement of 16.62m (54-6 1/2). It was his third All-American finish in the event in his career.
"Jeremiah is a warrior, "said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman.
Tatham finished seventh with a lifetime best, tying the eighth-farthest jump in school history at 16.30m (53-5 3/4), securing first-team All-American for the first time in his career.
"Kyvon had a huge lifetime best to earn All-American honors, working his way up the standings today is incredible." Braman said.
David Mullarkey concluded his season in the 5,000-meters, placing 18th with a time of 14:05.77.
"I'm really proud of the men to rally up and finish top 20," Braman
added. "Our kids and coaches kept focus and kept fighting."
June 8, 2024
EUGENE, Ore.- The Florida State women's outdoor track and field team concluded the NCAA Outdoor Championships on Saturday at Hayward Field with Dajaz DeFrand capturing All-American honors.
DeFrand placed seventh in the finals of the 200-meter with a time of 22.72, securing the second first-team All-American honors of her career. DeFrand also captured first-team accolades in the 100 in 2023.
"Really gusty race by Dajaz," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "It's nearly impossible to score out of lane one and she just did it to earn All-American status."
The women's team finished 54th with two points, while the men's team finished 19th with 15 points.
Event 6 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 18 David Mullarkey 14:05.77 Event 8 - 110 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 17 Tyson Williams 13.66 Event 15 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Jeremiah Davis 26- 5.75 8.07m 8 16 Jordan Turner 24- 8.25 7.52m 21 Curtis Williams 24- 0.75 7.33m Event 16 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 4 Jeremiah Davis 54- 6.50 16.62m 5 7 Kyvon Tatham 53- 5.75 16.30m 2
Event 15 - Long Jump ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 1 Jeremiah Davis 26-11 8.20m
2024 EOY Stats
Ahmari Avin Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/16/2024 Bob Hayes Invitational Discus 1 5.00 45.27m 148- 6 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Discus 7 0.00 45.90m 150- 7 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Hammer 5 1.00 48.54m 159- 3 03/30/2024 Florida Relays Discus 14 0.00 45.98m 150-10 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Discus 14 0.00 45.89m 150- 7 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays Discus 13 0.00 43.84m 143-10 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Discus 12 0.00 47.92m 157- 3 6.00 Tyler Azcano Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 60 Meters (I) --- 0.00 6.66 prelims 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 3 6.00 6.63 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 9 0.00 3:24.32 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 100 Meters 17 0.00 10.72 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 4x100-Meter Relay 1 1.25 39.06 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 100 Meters 26 0.00 10.47 7.25 Keshaun Black Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 8 1.00 6.71 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 4 0.50 3:14.55 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 4x100-Meter Relay 1 1.25 39.06 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 100 Meters 38 0.00 10.64 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 39.49 5.25 Lucas Bouquot Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 9 0.00 8:29.79 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 5000 Meters (I) 44 0.00 14:35.07 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 1 5.00 14:42.66 03/30/2024 Florida Relays 5000 Meters 6 0.00 14:22.18 04/25/2024 Penn Relays 10000 Meters 15 0.00 30:09.86 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 10000 Meters 26 0.00 31:03.98 5.00 Zach Cloud Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 3 3.00 7:58.69 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 5000 Meters (I) 9 0.00 13:55.35 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 5000 Meters (I) 89 0.00 14:07.07 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 34 0.00 8:13.55 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 36 0.00 14:32.02 03/30/2024 Raleigh Relays 10000 Meters 65 0.00 29:27.65 04/19/2024 Wake Forest Invitational 5000 Meters 16 0.00 13:52.29 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 24 0.00 14:18.12 3.00 Alex Collier Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 60 Meters (I) 5 1.00 6.77 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 6 0.75 9:40.16 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 400 Meters 15 0.00 48.23 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 39.49 4.25 Coleman Cronk Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays 5000 Meters 10 0.00 14:41.28 0.00 Cooper Crowell Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational Weight Throw (I) 2 4.00 14.82m 48- 7.50 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Weight Throw (I) 20 0.00 13.46m 44- 2 02/09/2024 Florida Last Chance Weight Throw (I) 5 1.00 14.95m 49- 0.75 03/16/2024 Bob Hayes Invitational Hammer 2 4.00 50.82m 166- 9 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Discus 11 0.00 37.30m 122- 4 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Hammer 3 3.00 54.20m 177-10 03/30/2024 Florida Relays Hammer 16 0.00 51.31m 168- 4 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Hammer 14 0.00 51.35m 168- 5 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Hammer 17 0.00 48.30m 158- 5 12.00 Jeremiah Davis Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational 60 Meters (I) 2 4.00 6.69 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Long Jump (I) 2 4.00 7.93m 26- 0.25 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Triple Jump (I) 1 5.00 16.25m 53- 3.75 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Long Jump (I) 1 5.00 8.20m 26-11 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Triple Jump (I) 2 4.00 16.69m 54- 9.25 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 1 10.00 7.98m 26- 2.25 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 1 10.00 16.66m 54- 8 03/09/2024 NCAA Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 2 8.00 8.20m 26-11 03/09/2024 NCAA Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 3 6.00 16.60m 54- 5.50 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Long Jump 5 1.00 7.69m 25- 2.75 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Long Jump 1 10.00 7.97m 26- 1.75 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 1 10.00 16.71m 54-10 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals Long Jump 2 8.00 7.75m 25- 5.25 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals Triple Jump 5 4.00 16.15m 53- 0 06/08/2024 NCAA Outdoor Championship Long Jump 2 8.00 8.07m 26- 5.75 06/08/2024 NCAA Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 4 5.00 16.62m 54- 6.50 06/30/2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Long Jump 1 0.00 8.20m 26-11 102.00 Patrick Donnelly Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 6 0.00 8:20.05 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 3000 Meters (I) 67 0.00 8:20.91 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 3000 Meters (I) 57 1.00 8:07.03 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 39 0.00 8:19.82 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 6 0.75 9:40.16 03/30/2024 Raleigh Relays 5000 Meters 125 0.00 14:25.04 04/19/2024 Wake Forest Invitational 5000 Meters 62 0.00 14:36.64 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays 1500 Meters 7 0.00 3:50.83 1.75 Ryan Driscoll Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational Weight Throw (I) 5 1.00 13.98m 45-10.50 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Weight Throw (I) 19 0.00 13.82m 45- 4.25 02/09/2024 Florida Last Chance Weight Throw (I) 8 0.00 14.58m 47-10 03/16/2024 Bob Hayes Invitational Discus 2 4.00 42.52m 139- 6 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Discus 9 0.00 40.95m 134- 4 03/30/2024 Florida Relays Discus 20 0.00 41.30m 135- 6 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Discus 18 0.00 41.81m 137- 2 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays Discus 15 0.00 42.99m 141- 0 5.00 Dashinelle Dyer Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 60 Meters (I) 18 0.00 6.83 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 9 0.00 3:17.97 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 60 Meters (I) 27 0.00 6.80 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 7 2.00 6.75 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 9 0.00 3:24.32 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 100 Meters 4 2.00 10.65 04/27/2024 LSU Invite 100 Meters 17 0.00 10.48w 4.00 LaQuan Ellis Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational Triple Jump (I) 1 5.00 14.91m 48-11 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational Triple Jump (I) 2 4.00 15.00m 49- 2.50 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Triple Jump (I) 9 0.00 14.46m 47- 5.25 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Triple Jump (I) 17 0.00 14.90m 48-10.75 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 8 1.00 15.15m 49- 8.50 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Triple Jump 4 2.00 15.09m 49- 6 04/27/2024 LSU Invite Triple Jump 6 0.00 15.44mw 50- 8w 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 5 4.00 15.71m 51- 6.50 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals Triple Jump 32 0.00 15.24m 50- 0 16.00 Joe Farley Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 8 0.00 8:29.67 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 4 2.00 8:18.62 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 5000 Meters (I) 28 0.00 14:15.31 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 5000 Meters (I) 111 0.00 14:17.36 03/30/2024 Raleigh Relays 10000 Meters 74 0.00 29:43.94 04/25/2024 Penn Relays 10000 Meters 14 0.00 30:09.34 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 10000 Meters 19 0.00 30:34.54 2.00 Andrew Hammel Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 7 0.00 8:21.57 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 5000 Meters (I) 38 0.00 14:26.14 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 5000 Meters (I) 18 5.00 14:16.02 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays 5000 Meters 8 0.00 14:37.41 5.00 Anthony Herrera Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 800 Meters (I) 2 4.00 1:55.77 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational 1000 Meters (I) 1 5.00 2:31.68 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 800 Meters (I) 45 0.00 1:54.09 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic Distance Medley Relay (I) 1 1.25 9:36.76 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 800 Meters (I) 98 0.00 1:53.76 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 800 Meters (I) 24 0.00 1:52.38 03/30/2024 Florida Relays 800 Meters 51 0.00 1:53.33 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 800 Meters 54 0.00 1:52.49 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays 1500 Meters 32 0.00 4:01.81 10.25 Abdirizak Ibrahim Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational Mile Run (I) 2 4.00 4:03.95 4.00 Ahmed Ibrahim Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 10 0.00 8:32.17 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 3000 Meters (I) 80 0.00 8:25.51 0.00 Guinove Joanus Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 60 Meters (I) 44 0.00 6.86 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 200 Meters (I) 16 0.00 21.17 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 200 Meters (I) DQ 0.00 21.26 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 9 0.00 3:24.32 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 100 Meters 14 0.00 10.65 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 200 Meters 12 0.00 21.20 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 200 Meters 6 0.00 21.23 04/27/2024 LSU Invite 100 Meters 16 0.00 10.47w 0.00 Ismael Kone Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 60 Meters (I) -- 0.00 6.84 prelims 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 60 Meters (I) 1 5.00 6.62 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 9 0.00 3:17.97 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 60 Meters (I) 22 0.00 6.76 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 200 Meters (I) 47 0.00 21.79 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 5 4.00 6.72 03/16/2024 Bob Hayes Invitational 200 Meters 1 5.00 20.79 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 100 Meters 9 0.00 10.57 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 4x100-Meter Relay 1 1.25 39.06 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 100 Meters 33 0.00 10.59 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 200 Meters 38 0.00 21.21 04/27/2024 LSU Invite 100 Meters 6 0.00 10.14w 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 1 10.00 10.25 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 5 4.00 20.68 prelims 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 39.49 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals 100 Meters 19 0.00 10.22 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals 200 Meters 19 0.00 20.74 31.75 Andre Korbmacher Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 60 Meter Hurdles (I) 1 5.00 7.71 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational 60 Meter Hurdles (I) 0.00 7.73 prelims 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 60 Meter Hurdles (I) 7 0.00 7.73 02/04/2024 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix 60 Meter Hurdles (I) 7 0.00 7.67 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 60 Meter Hurdles (I) --- 0.00 7.84 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 110 Meter Hurdles 1 5.00 13.56 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 110 Meter Hurdles 3 3.00 13.72 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 110 Meter Hurdles 14 0.00 13.80 04/27/2024 LSU Invite 110 Meter Hurdles 7 0.00 13.78w 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 110 Meter Hurdles 4 5.00 13.81 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals 110 Meter Hurdles 16 0.00 13.75 18.00 Zach Leachman Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 5000 Meters (I) 30 0.00 14:17.95 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 5000 Meters (I) 92 0.00 14:07.22 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 14 0.00 14:06.39 03/30/2024 Raleigh Relays 10000 Meters 31 0.00 29:03.27 04/25/2024 Penn Relays 5000 Meters 30 0.00 14:16.73 0.00 Xavion Lockwood Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Triple Jump 9 0.00 13.94m 45- 8.75 0.00 Jayden Louis-Charles Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational Triple Jump (I) 2 4.00 14.72m 48- 3.50 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational Triple Jump (I) 3 3.00 14.54m 47- 8.50 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Triple Jump (I) 5 1.00 15.15m 49- 8.50 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Triple Jump (I) 12 0.00 15.06m 49- 5 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 9 0.00 15.14m 49- 8.25 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 19 0.00 3:30.05 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Triple Jump 7 0.00 14.67m 48- 1.50 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Triple Jump 10 0.00 15.04m 49- 4.25 04/27/2024 LSU Invite Triple Jump 8 0.00 15.18mw 49- 9.75w 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 6 3.00 15.32m 50- 3.25 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals Triple Jump 43 0.00 14.90m 48-10.75 11.00 Kidus Misgina Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 5000 Meters (I) 40 2.00 13:44.68 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 11 0.00 7:57.40 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 7 2.00 13:53.96 03/30/2024 Raleigh Relays 10000 Meters 20 0.00 28:52.78 04/19/2024 Wake Forest Invitational 5000 Meters 35 0.00 14:07.02 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals 10000 Meters 26 0.00 30:01.17 4.00 Neo Mosebi Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 60 Meters (I) -- 0.00 6.68 prelims 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 60 Meters (I) 3 3.00 6.66 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 9 0.00 3:17.97 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 60 Meters (I) 14 0.00 6.66 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 200 Meters (I) 23 0.00 21.33 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 2 8.00 6.60 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 200 Meters (I) 11 0.00 21.33 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 4 0.50 3:14.55 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 100 Meters 1 5.00 10.28 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 100 Meters 1 5.00 10.36 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 4x100-Meter Relay 1 1.25 39.06 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 100 Meters 16 0.00 10.39 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 200 Meters 11 0.00 21.38 04/27/2024 LSU Invite 100 Meters 4 2.00 10.09w 24.75 David Mullarkey Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 1 5.00 7:53.54 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 3000 Meters (I) 8 0.00 7:42.89 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic Distance Medley Relay (I) 1 1.25 9:36.76 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 5000 Meters (I) 21 4.00 13:28.23 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 2 8.00 7:54.23 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 6 0.75 9:40.16 03/09/2024 NCAA Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 11 0.00 7:55.42 04/19/2024 Wake Forest Invitational 5000 Meters 8 0.00 13:41.91 04/26/2024 Payton Jordan Invitational 5000 Meters 1 5.00 13:28.43 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 4 5.00 13:41.76 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals 5000 Meters 5 4.00 13:52.62 06/08/2024 NCAA Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 18 0.00 14:05.77 33.00 Matthew Neill Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 5 1.00 8:16.50 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic 5000 Meters (I) 15 0.00 14:04.84 1.00 Martin Prodanov Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 4 2.00 8:16.28 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic Mile Run (I) 20 0.00 3:59.98 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic Distance Medley Relay (I) 1 1.25 9:36.76 03/30/2024 Florida Relays 1500 Meters 6 0.00 3:42.94 04/19/2024 Wake Forest Invitational 1500 Meters 18 0.00 3:41.58 04/27/2024 LSU Invite 800 Meters 2 4.00 1:48.71 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 7 2.00 3:43.99 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals 1500 Meters 32 0.00 3:46.17 9.25 Jaiden Rollins Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational Long Jump (I) 1 5.00 7.26m 23-10 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational Long Jump (I) 2 4.00 7.16m 23- 6 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Long Jump (I) 11 0.00 7.09m 23- 3.25 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Long Jump (I) 14 0.00 7.26m 23-10 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 8 1.00 7.46m 24- 5.75 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 200 Meters 17 0.00 21.36 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 19 0.00 3:30.05 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 200 Meters 7 0.00 21.64 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Long Jump 3 3.00 7.05m 23- 1.75 03/30/2024 Florida Relays Long Jump 6 0.00 7.05m 23- 1.75 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Long Jump 20 0.00 6.90m 22- 7.75 04/27/2024 LSU Invite Long Jump 10 0.00 7.20m 23- 7.50 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 39.49 15.50 Cooper Schroeder Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 04/25/2024 Penn Relays 10000 Meters 5 1.00 28:56.49 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 16 0.00 14:04.05 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals 10000 Meters 22 0.00 29:57.73 1.00 Kyvon Tatham Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/12/2024 Jimmy Carnes Invitational 400 Meters (I) 10 0.00 51.34 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational Triple Jump (I) 1 5.00 15.76m 51- 8.50 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Long Jump (I) 7 0.00 7.21m 23- 8 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Triple Jump (I) 2 4.00 15.69m 51- 5.75 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Long Jump (I) 11 0.00 7.35m 24- 1.50 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Triple Jump (I) 8 0.00 15.68m 51- 5.50 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 9 0.00 7.41m 24- 3.75 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 4 5.00 15.63m 51- 3.50 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 9 0.00 3:24.32 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational Long Jump 3 3.00 7.48m 24- 6.50 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Triple Jump 3 3.00 15.44m 50- 8 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Long Jump 10 0.00 7.19m 23- 7.25 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Triple Jump 3 3.00 15.50m 50-10.25 04/27/2024 LSU Invite Triple Jump 3 3.00 16.00mw 52- 6w 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Long Jump 9 0.00 7.35m 24- 1.50 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 3 6.00 15.73m 51- 7.25 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals Triple Jump 12 0.00 15.76m 51- 8.50 06/08/2024 NCAA Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 7 2.00 16.30m 53- 5.75 34.00 Wynne Thomas Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 12 0.00 8:34.29 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 2 4.00 14:51.41 03/30/2024 Florida Relays 5000 Meters 7 0.00 14:28.96 4.00 Michael Toppi Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays 5000 Meters 6 0.00 14:30.02 0.00 Zach Trotter Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/10/2024 David Hemery Valentine Invite 800 Meters (I) 68 0.00 1:52.34 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 800 Meters (I) 30 0.00 1:53.92 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 6 0.75 9:40.16 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 800 Meters 1 5.00 1:51.95 03/30/2024 Florida Relays 800 Meters 55 0.00 1:54.29 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 800 Meters 26 0.00 1:49.82 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays 800 Meters 62 0.00 2:03.28 04/27/2024 East Coast Relays 1500 Meters 13 0.00 3:53.93 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 800 Meters 36 0.00 1:53.92 5.75 Jordan Turner Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Long Jump (I) 2 4.00 7.90m 25-11 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 3 6.00 7.68m 25- 2.50 03/09/2024 NCAA Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 13 0.00 7.31m 23-11.75 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 19 0.00 3:30.05 03/30/2024 Florida Relays Long Jump 3 3.00 7.80mw 25- 7.25w 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational Long Jump 3 3.00 7.87mw 25-10w 04/27/2024 LSU Invite Long Jump 4 2.00 7.84m 25- 8.75 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Long Jump 2 8.00 7.90m 25-11 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals Long Jump 4 5.00 7.74m 25- 4.75 06/08/2024 NCAA Outdoor Championship Long Jump 16 0.00 7.52m 24- 8.25 31.00 Sean Watkins Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/27/2024 Lenny Lyles Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 9 0.00 3:17.97 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 400 Meters (I) 24 0.00 47.16 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 400 Meters (I) 8 1.00 47.37 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 4 0.50 3:14.55 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 200 Meters 6 0.00 21.19 1.50 British Wilkerson Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/27/2024 John Thomas Terrier Classic Distance Medley Relay (I) 1 1.25 9:36.76 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 400 Meters (I) 31 0.00 47.51 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 400 Meters (I) 3 6.00 46.34 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 4 0.50 3:14.55 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 400 Meters 24 0.00 46.55 04/27/2024 LSU Invite 400 Meters 11 0.00 46.64 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 400 Meters 6 3.00 46.78 10.75 Curtis Williams Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/20/2024 RADD Sports Invitational Long Jump (I) 1 5.00 7.37m 24- 2.25 01/27/2024 Bob Pollock Meet Long Jump (I) 4 2.00 7.59m 24-11 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational Long Jump (I) 9 0.00 7.51m 24- 7.75 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 4 5.00 7.67m 25- 2 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 200 Meters 21 0.00 21.76 03/16/2024 Hurricane Invitational 4x400-Meter Relay 19 0.00 3:30.05 03/22/2024 FSU Relays 200 Meters 16 0.00 22.27 03/22/2024 FSU Relays Long Jump 1 5.00 7.56m 24- 9.75 03/30/2024 Florida Relays Long Jump 7 0.00 7.42m 24- 4.25 04/27/2024 LSU Invite Long Jump 2 4.00 7.99mw 26- 2.50w 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship Long Jump 4 5.00 7.81m 25- 7.50 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals Long Jump 5 4.00 7.68m 25- 2.50 06/08/2024 NCAA Outdoor Championship Long Jump 21 0.00 7.33m 24- 0.75 30.00 Tyson Williams Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/10/2024 Tiger Paw Invitational 60 Meter Hurdles (I) 13 0.00 7.91 02/24/2024 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meter Hurdles (I) 4 5.00 7.88 04/06/2024 Crimson Tide Invite 110 Meter Hurdles 2 4.00 13.66 04/13/2024 Tom Jones Invitational 110 Meter Hurdles 20 0.00 13.98 05/11/2024 ACC Outdoor Championship 110 Meter Hurdles 1 10.00 13.62 05/25/2024 NCAA Outdoor East Regionals 110 Meter Hurdles 7 2.00 13.53 06/08/2024 NCAA Outdoor Championship 110 Meter Hurdles 17 0.00 13.66 21.00