2021-22 Women's Track & Field - Year In Review | |
| Coaching Staff Bob Braman, Head Coach Ricky Argro, Sprints & Relays David Beauchem, Director of Operations Matt Kane, Sprints & Relays, Hurdles Alex Midgett, Distance Erik Myyra, Strength and Conditioning Doug Reynolds, Throws Leevan Sands, Jumps Dorian Scott, Director of Field Events, Throws Click here to see individual photos |
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Paola Bencosme, D, Miami
Lauren Bing, D, Ponte Vedra Beach
Katie Hibbard, D, Satellite Beach
Toba Kahn, D, Boca Raton
Evie McIver, D, Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Agnes McTighe, D, Valais, Switzerland
Gabriella Morris, D, Orland Park, Ill.
Grace O'Malley, D, Naples
Maria O'Malley, D, Naples
Michelle Petit-Pointe, S, Miami
Madie Slater, D, DeWitt, Mich.
Ruby Stauber, MD, Plymouth, Minn.
Summer Steere, D, Weston
Dani Thompson, D, Sun Prairie, Wis.
Jazmine Tilmon, S-H, Chesapeake, Va.
Amelia Wondracek, D, Jacksonville
De'Andreah Young, S, Miami
2021-22 Roster - By Name
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R Name Pos Cl Ltr Hometown (Prior School)
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Yasmine Abbes D Jr * Nijmegen, Netherlands (Stedelijk Gymnasium)
Riley Bahr D Jr Cincinnati, Ohio (Wyoming)
Amanda Beach D Sr Melbourne (Melbourne Central Catholic/Duke)
Paola Bencosme D Fr Miami (Braddock)
Rebecca Bergnes D So Miami (Braddock)
Lauren Bing D Fr Ponte Vedra Beach (Ponte Vedra)
Kaley Boethig D Sr-R Punta Gorda (North Port)
Lindsay Boethig D Sr-R Punta Gorda (North Port)
Jacoria Burton S So * Miami (Northwestern)
Melanie Castro D So Orlando (Winter Park)
* Alyson Churchill D So * Tallahassee (Chiles)
Rebecca Clark D Jr * Mount Dora (The Villages)
Addi Coggins D Sr-R Franklin, Tenn. (Independence)
* Megan Cook T Jr Foster, R.I. (Ponaganset/UNC-Charlotte)
Ashley David D Jr Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Seaholm)
Elizabeth Funderburk SR Sr * Moultrie, Ga. (Colquitt County)
* Amani Heaven T Jr-R * Hallandale (Hallandale)
Katie Hibbard D Fr Satellite Beach (Satellite)
Avery Hultquist D So Tallahassee (Chiles)
Shian Hyde S Sr-R * Saint Catherine, Jamaica (Saint Catherine/Central Florida)
Rachel Johnson D Jr Tampa (Alonso)
Toba Kahn D Fr Boca Raton (Spanish River)
* Ava Klein H So * Lakewood Ranch (IMG Academy)
* Jenn Lima D Sr-R * Palm Harbor (East Lake)
Caisa-Marie Lindfors T So * Uppsala, Sweden (Celsiusskolan Uppsala)
Ella Madson M Jr Ponte Vedra Beach (Ponte Vedra)
Sarah Magee D Jr Odessa (Steinbrenner)
Nicole McConnell D Sr Coral Springs (Coral Springs)
Evie McIver D Fr Newcastle upon Tyne, England (Winter Springs)
Agnes McTighe D Fr Valais, Switzerland (ECCG-EPP of Sion)
Gabriella Morris D Fr Orland Park, Ill. (Carl Sanburg)
* Kelechi Nwanaga JAV Sr-R * Umuoiehi Isingwu, Nigeria (Olobo Premier/Maryland-Baltimore County)
Grace O'Malley D Fr Naples (Community School)
Maria O'Malley D Fr Naples (Community School)
* Edidiong Odiong S Sr-R ** West Riffa, Bahrain (Wisdom Based Academics/Middle Tennessee State)
Morgan Palmer D Jr Naples (Palmetto Ridge)
Michelle Petit-Pointe S Fr Miami (Northwestern)
Erin Phelps D Sr Tallahassee (Chiles)
Alondra Reyna-Lopez D Sr LaBelle (LaBelle)
* Lauren Ryan D Sr-R Brighton, Australia (Geelong Grammar/Villanova)
Abby Schrobilgen D Jr Tallahassee (Chiles)
* Ashley Seymour S Sr * Baltimore, Md. (Bullis/Houston)
* Ka'tia Seymour S Sr-R **** Palatka (Palatka)
* Maudie Skyring D Sr-R **** Wollonong, Australia (Illawarra Grammar/Wollonong)
Madie Slater D Fr DeWitt, Mich. (DeWitt)
* Ruby Stauber MD Sr-R Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata/Louisiana State/Oregon/Vanderbilt)
Summer Steere D Fr Weston (Cypress Bay)
Kaia Stevenson D Sr Panama City Beach (Arnold)
* Alonie Sutton J Sr * Smiths Station, Ala. (Smiths Station/Tennessee)
Ella Swigler D Sr Lynn Haven (Mosley)
Dani Thompson D Fr Sun Prairie, Wis. (Sun Prairie)
Jazmine Tilmon S-H So Chesapeake, Va. (Western Branch/South Carolina)
Isabella Timiraos D So Miami (Our Lady of Lourdes Academy)
* Savy'on Toombs S Sr-R Tampa (Hillsborough/Jacksonville)
Emma Jane Warren D Sr Fernandina Beach (Bishop Kenny)
Stella Weinberg JAV Sr Kristiansand, Norway (Kristiansand Cathedral School/Cal State-Northridge)
Caitlin Wilkey D So * Tallahassee (Chiles)
Quinn Wilson D So Bloomington, Ind. (Bloomington North)
Amelia Wondracek D Fr Jacksonville (Paxon)
De'Andreah Young S Sr Miami (Northwestern/Cal State-Northridge/South Carolina)
* Sara Zabarino JAV So-R * Candelo, Italy (IIS Q. Sella/Univer del Piemonte Orientale)
2021-22 Conference Awards
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Alyson Churchill Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Amani Heaven Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Ava Klein Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Kelechi Nwanaga Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Edidiong Odiong Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - Championship MVP - Track
Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - 200 Meters - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - Championship MVP - Track
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 100 Meters - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 200 Meters - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Lauren Ryan Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 10000 Meters - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Ashley Seymour Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Ka'tia Seymour Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Maudie Skyring Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Ruby Stauber Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 800 Meters - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Alonie Sutton Atlantic Coast Conference - Indoor - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Savy'on Toombs Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
Sara Zabarino Atlantic Coast Conference - Outdoor - All-Conference - 1st Team
All-Conference - 13
2021-22 All-Americans
Name NCAA Championships
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Amani Heaven Discus (16th) - Outdoor - 2nd Team
Kelechi Nwanaga Javelin (11th) - Outdoor - 2nd Team
Edidiong Odiong 60 Meters (16th) - Indoor - 2nd Team
4x100-Meter Relay (5th) - Outdoor
200 Meters (7th) - Outdoor
100 Meters (11th) - Outdoor - 2nd Team
Lauren Ryan 3000 Meters (4th) - Indoor
Ashley Seymour 4x100-Meter Relay (5th) - Outdoor
Ka'tia Seymour 4x100-Meter Relay (5th) - Outdoor
Savy'on Toombs 4x100-Meter Relay (5th) - Outdoor
Sara Zabarino Javelin (5th) - Outdoor
All-Americans - 8
2021-22 Schedules and Results
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| Clemson Opener Clemson, S.C. |
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| Sharon Colyear-Danville Opener Boston, Mass. |
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| Clemson Invite January 14-15, 2022, Clemson, S.C. |
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| Bob Pollock Meet January 28-29, 2022, Clemson, S.C. |
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| Texas Tech Invitational January 28-29, 2022, Lubbock, Tex. |
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| Tyson Invitational February 11-12, 2022, Fayetteville, Ark. |
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| David Hemery Invitational February 11-12, 2022, Boston, Mass. |
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| South Carolina Indoor Open Columbia, S.C. |
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| ACC Indoor Championship February 24-26, 2022, Blacksburg, Va. |
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| NCAA Indoor Championship March 10-12, 2022, Birmingham, Ala. |
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| World Indoor Championships Belgrade, Serbia |
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| Tiger Track Classic March 18-19, 2022, Auburn, Ala. |
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| FSU Relays March 24-25, 2022 |
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| Raleigh Relays March 24-25, 2022, Raleigh, N.C. |
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| Florida Relays March 31-April 2, 2022, Gainesville |
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| Tom Jones Memorial April 15-16, 2022, Gainesville |
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| Virginia Challenge April 21-23, 2022, Charlottesville, Va. |
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| Crimson Tide Invitational April 22-23, 2022, Tuscaloosa, Ala. |
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| Payton Jordan Invitational Stanford, Calif. |
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| UNF Invitational April 29-30, 2022, Jacksonville |
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| ACC Outdoor Championship May 12-14, 2022, Durham, N.C. |
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| NCAA East Preliminaries May 26-28, 2022, Bloomington, Ind. |
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| Music City Track Carnival Nashville, Tenn. |
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| NCAA Outdoor Championship June 8-11, 2022, Eugene, Ore. |
EOY StatsRef Overall Home Away Neutral ------------------------------------------------ FSU record is 0- 0-1 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0-1
2022 Atlantic Coast Conference Results INDOOR 1t Duke 86 1t Virginia Tech 86 3 Miami 76 4 North Carolina State 75 5 Virginia 67 6 North Carolina 59.5 7 Florida State 43 8 Notre Dame 42.5 9 Clemson 41.5 10 Louisville 29 11 Georgia Tech 23.5 12 Wake Forest 17 13 Boston College 7 14 Syracuse 6 15 Pittsburgh 4 OUTDOOR 1 Miami 108 2 Duke 100.5 3 Florida State 99 4 North Carolina State 91 5 Clemson 67 6 Louisville 64 7 Virginia 54.2 8 Virginia Tech 54 9 North Carolina 53.2 10 Notre Dame 50 11 Georgia Tech 31 12 Wake Forest 17 13 Pittsburgh 11 14 Boston College 10 15 Syracuse 9
Four Noles Post Victories at Clemson Opener.
by Tim Hofmann
CLEMSON, S.C. - The Florida State track and field team got off to a strong start for their indoor season with four individuals picking up wins in their respective events Friday at the Clemson Opener in Clemson, S.C.
"Overall, it was a good meet for us," head coach Bob Braman said. "We haven't competed in December before, and I really liked how it kept us motivated through fall training. We're not where we are going to be in February and March, but we got some good work in."
Alonie Sutton led the way for the Noles with a win in the triple jump (12.86m) and a third-place finish in the long jump (5.91m).
Jacore Irving had a stellar day with a great early-season mark of 15.84m in the triple jump to win the event. Irving also finished second in the long jump with a mark of 7.20m.
Ashley Seymour and Ediong Odiong each had solid days in the sprints for the Noles. Seymour took home gold in the 200m dash with a time of 24.18 - her best indoor time as a Nole. Seymour also finished third in the 60m dash (7.50) right behind Odiong (7.45).
Amari Douglas also got a win in the 800m run with a time of 1:58.94, and Tyson Williams ran a personal best of 8.01 in the 60m hurdles to take third.
The Noles ended the meet on a strong note with a couple of impressive 4x400m relay performances. The men's squad had two teams compete with the 'A' team of Damarre Martin, Sean Watkins Jr., JoVaughn Martin and DaeQwan Butler taking first with a time of 3:09.71. The 'B' team of James Rivera, Tyson Williams, Riley Ott and Amari Douglas finished fourth with a time of 3:19.54.
On the women's side, Michelle Petit-Pointe, Ashley Seymour, De'Andreah Young and Savyon Toombs combined to finish third in the 4x400m relay with a time of 3:50.74.
Other top five finishers include Darryl Gay in the 60m dash (6.82), Megan Cook in the weight throw (16.75m), De'Andreah Young (1:36.18) and James Rivera (1:22.44) in the 600m run, Savyon Toombs in the 300m dash (38.74) and Riley Ott in the 400m dash (49.18).
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Edidiong Odiong 7.45 4
3 Ashley Seymour 7.50 3
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ashley Seymour 24.18 5
Event 3 - 300 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Savy'on Toombs 38.74 3
Event 4 - 600 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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5 De'Andreah Young 1:36,18 1
13 Ava Klein 1:38.66
Event 9 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Relay Team B 3:50.74 3
1) Michelle Petit-Pointe
2) Ashley Seymour
3) De'Andreah Young
4) Savy'on Toombs
Event 13 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Alonie Sutton 19- 4.75 5.91m 3
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Alonie Sutton 42- 2.25 12.86m 5
Event 16 - Weight Throw
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Megan Cook 54-11.50 16.75m 2
Ryan Breaks School Record in Boston.
by Tim Hofmann
BOSTON, Mass. - Lauren Ryan wasted no time sketching her name into the Florida State track and field record books, as Ryan broke the school record in the 5000m run Saturday evening at the Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener in Boston, Mass.
"Lauren did a fantastic job in the 5000m run tonight in Boston," head coach Bob Braman said. "Many of the best runners in the country were competing, and she finished seventh among collegiate athletes. Her time will likely qualify her for the NCAA Indoor Championships."
In just her second indoor meet as a Seminole, the Brighton, Australia, native broke Militsa Mircheva's record of 15:43.30, which she set in 2019. Ryan posted a time of 15:40.40 to finish ninth in the field. Ryan is now the fourth current Seminole to crack the top 10 list in the 5000m run, joining Rebecca Clark (No. 5), Elizabeth Funderburk (No. 7) and Alyson Churchill (No. 9).
"It's a good starting point, and it was my fastest 5k opener ever," Ryan said. "I'm excited to get back to work to keep improving throughout the track season."
Event 7 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 9 Lauren Ryan 15:40.40
Ryan, Swint and Cunningham Shine on Day One of Clemson Invite.
January 14, 2022
by Jordan Rolli
CLEMSON, S.C. - The Florida State track and field team kicked off their spring indoor season at the Clemson Invite at the Rock Norman Indoor Track and Field Complex on Friday.
"We had a really, really good day today. We didn't have a lot of events today, but the ones we competed in we did really well in. There's not many times where you have two world leaders in one day," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
16 Seminoles competed today, garnering three first-place finishes and numerous personal bests along with many first-time event competitors.
Lauren Ryan started the meet off with a first-place finish in the mile. This was Ryan's first time competing in the mile, setting a personal best time of 4:38.60. Ryan's time ranks 10th in the top 10 all-time for Florida State and is first in the NCAA.
Trey Cunningham was the favorite coming into today's meet to win the 60m hurdles. Cunningham took the world-lead in the preliminary heats with a time of 7.56 and proceeded to win the event with a time of 7.57.
Don'drea Swint and Taylor Banks went first and fourth, respectively, in the men's 60m dash. Swint boasted a personal best time of 6.53 which is the third-fastest time in FSU history and is currently the top time in the world. He was followed closely by Banks who clocked in at 6.67.
Savyon Toombs earned fifth place in the women's 400m dash with a personal best time of 55.67. This was the first time
Toombs has competed in the 400m dash during the indoor season.
January 15, 2022
by Jordan Rolli
CLEMSON, S.C. - The Florida State track and field team wrapped up the Clemson Invite on Saturday. The team picked up four first-place finishes and 11 personal bests on the weekend, kicking off their spring season on a high note.
"We had a lot of good performances this weekend. We fought hard this weekend. We are going to continue to get better, and we're excited to compete in two weeks at Texas Tech and Clemson," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
The Seminoles dominated in the sprints this weekend with first-place finishes from Don'drea Swint and Trey Cunningham on Friday followed by Edidiong Odiong on Saturday.
Jacore Irving started the day for the Seminoles with a second-place finish in the men's triple jump with a mark of 15.67 meters, just 0.2 meters behind the first-place finisher.
Ruby Stauber earned third place in the women's 800-meter run with a time of 2:07.68. Stauber is a graduate student transfer from Vanderbilt and today was her first competition in the Garnet and Gold.
The women's team went first and fourth in the 200m dash. Odiong placed first with a time of 23.34, followed by Ka'Tia Seymour in fourth with a time of 23.69. Odiong's personal best time places her fourth in Florida State history and is the second-fastest time in the country this season.
FSU's Sam Field ran a time of 8:25.50 in the men's 3,000m to place third. In the women's 3,000-meter Riley Bahr ran a personal best time of 10:07.73.
The day ended with the 4x400m relays. The women's team (Klein, Odiong, Toombs, K. Seymour) finished fifth with a time of 3:43.22. The men's team (Willis, Watkins Jr., Collier, Butler) finished fourth with a time of 3:13.69. The Noles were tripped up on the final turn of the first leg losing precious seconds. On the final leg, Clemson and Kennesaw State's teams did not finish leaving DaeQwan Butler running by himself for nearly the entire last leg.
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results
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17 Ashley Seymour 7.58
33 Jacoria Burton 7.84
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Edidiong Odiong 23.34 5
4 Ka'tia Seymour 23.69 2
14 Ashley Seymour 24.65
Event 3 - 400 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Savy'on Toombs 55.67 1
13 Ava Klein 57.29
17 Michelle Petit-Pointe 59.42
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Ruby Stauber 2:07.68 3
Event 5 - Mile Run
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Lauren Ryan 4:38.60 5
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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7 Riley Bahr 10:06.49
10 Evie McIver 10:17.89
24 Morgan Palmer 10:52.86
26 Melanie Castro 11:16.20
27 Kaia Stevenson 11:55.37
Event 9 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Relay Team A 3:43.22 1
1) Ava Klein
2) Savy'on Toombs
3) Ruby Stauber
4) Ka'tia Seymour
Event 15 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results
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6 Amani Heaven 46- 4 14.12m
Event 16 - Weight Throw
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Place Name Results
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8 Megan Cook 55- 5 16.89m
Cunningham Shines as Noles Wrap Up Day One at Texas Tech and Clemson.
January 28, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
LUBBOCK, Texas and CLEMSON, S.C. - The No. 13/26 Florida State track and field teams got off to a terrific start Friday at the Texas Tech Open and the Bob Pollock Meet with several athletes recording historic performances.
Texas Tech Open
Trey Cunningham showed once again why he is the top hurdler in the nation on Friday night. Cunningham clocked in a 7.49 in the 60m hurdles that broke his own FSU, ACC and facility record in the preliminaries. Cunningham wasn't going to stop there, as he cruised to the fourth-fastest time in NCAA history in the semifinals with a 7.46.
On the women's side, Edidiong Odiong continued her strong season with a personal best time of 7.32 in the 60m dash. That time is the eighth-fastest in school history.
In the long jump, all three Noles placed inside the top five. Jacore Irving led the way with a mark of 7.46m to finish third. Jeremiah Davis returned to competition after an eight month hiatus due to injury, and he did not disappoint. Davis finished fourth with a mark of 7.42m. Alonie Sutton returned to action with a fifth-place finish with a mark of 6.10m.
Taylor Banks had a strong showing in the 60m dash, as he ran the second-fastest qualifying time on the day coming in at 6.64. Banks, Cunningham and Odiong elected not to participate in the finals of their respective events.
Other solid performers included DaeQwan Butler and Alex Collier. Butler finished fourth in the 400m dash (46.96) while Collier finished sixth (47.08).
Riley Ott started the day on a high note for the Noles in the heptathlon. Ott broke his personal bests in the 60m dash, the long jump, the shot put and the high jump. Ott will resume competition at noon in the 60m hurdles.
Bob Pollock Meet
The mile run was the highlight of the day for the Noles in Clemson, as they took four out of the top five spots in the event.
Maudie Skyring (4:36.75) took first in her first race of the season just edging teammate Lauren Ryan (4:36.76). Alyson Churchill finished third with a time of 4:37.41 while Jen Lima finished fifth with a time of 4:48.10. Skyring, Ryan and Churchill hold the fifth, sixth and seventh-best times in the NCAA this season and each ran top 10 times in FSU history.
The women's distance crew shined again in the DMR. Lima, Ava Klein, Caitlin Wilkey and Churchill combined to take first in the event with a time of 11:31.37.
January 29, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
LUBBOCK, Texas and CLEMSON, S.C. - The No. 13/26 Florida State track and field teams wrapped up competition at the Texas Tech Open and the Bob Pollock Meet on Saturday. The Noles once again tallied several top 10 performances and 14 personal bests.
"Overall, I was very pleased this weekend," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We achieved several national top 10 marks and also had a bunch of lifetime bests. If we can keep keep progressing every week, we'll be hard to beat at ACC's in a month."
Bob Pollock Meet
The distance crews shined once again on Saturday at the Bob Pollock Meet on Saturday afternoon. Adriaan Wildschutt broke the school record in the 3000m run with a time 7:52.80 breaking the previous record of 7:53.97 held by Luke Gunn in 2008.
Right behind Wildschutt was Ahmed Muhumed who clocked in the third-fastest time in FSU history at 7:54.66.
In the women's 3000m, it was Lauren Ryan cruising to victory with a facility record time of 9:07.19. Alyson Churchill followed closely behind with a time of 9:09.73 which also broke the facility record. Maudie Skyring (9:21.08) and Amanda Beach (9:27.28) finished fifth and sixth, while Rebecca Clark (9:39.01) and Elizabeth Funderburk (9:40.04) finished ninth and tenth.
Amani Heaven continued to have a strong season in the shot put, as she threw a personal best 15.59m to place fourth.
Texas Tech Open
Jacore Irving and Alonie Sutton led the Noles in the jumps with two top five finishes. Irving finished fourth with a mark of 15.55m while Sutton also finished fourth with a mark of 12.77m.
In the men's 200m dash, Amir Willis led the way with a personal best time of 20.98 to finish fifth.
Savy'on Toombs had a strong showing in the 200m dash as well running a 24.04 in her debut to finish sixth.
Riley Ott continued his strong weekend in the heptathlon and broke his personal best score with 4,994 points after solid showings in the 60m hurdles, pole vault and the 1000m run.
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results
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46 Jacoria Burton 8.00
Event 3 - 400 Meters
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Place Name Results
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33 Michelle Petit-Pointe 58.80
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results
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20 Ava Klein 2:18.61
Event 5 - Mile Run
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Maudie Skyring 4:36.75 5
2 Lauren Ryan 4:36.76 4
3 Alyson Churchill 4:37.41 3
5 Jenn Lima 4:48.10 1
9 Caitlin Wilkey 4:54.40
17 Riley Bahr 5:03.73
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Lauren Ryan 9:07.19 5
2 Alyson Churchill 9:09.73 4
5 Maudie Skyring 9:21.09 1
6 Amanda Beach 9:27.28
9 Rebecca Clark 9:39.01
10 Elizabeth Funderburk 9:40.04
20 Rebecca Bergnes 9:55.96
21 Riley Bahr 9:59.25
26 Evie McIver 10:17.56
Event 10 - Distance Medley Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Relay Team A 11:31.37 5
1) Jenn Lima
2) Ava Klein
3) Caitlin Wilkey
4) Alyson Churchill
Event 15 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Amani Heaven 51- 1.75 15.59m 2
Cunningham Shines as Noles Wrap Up Day One at Texas Tech and Clemson.
January 28, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
LUBBOCK, Texas and CLEMSON, S.C. - The No. 13/26 Florida State track and field teams got off to a terrific start Friday at the Texas Tech Open and the Bob Pollock Meet with several athletes recording historic performances.
Texas Tech Open
Trey Cunningham showed once again why he is the top hurdler in the nation on Friday night. Cunningham clocked in a 7.49 in the 60m hurdles that broke his own FSU, ACC and facility record in the preliminaries. Cunningham wasn't going to stop there, as he cruised to the fourth-fastest time in NCAA history in the semifinals with a 7.46.
On the women's side, Edidiong Odiong continued her strong season with a personal best time of 7.32 in the 60m dash. That time is the eighth-fastest in school history.
In the long jump, all three Noles placed inside the top five. Jacore Irving led the way with a mark of 7.46m to finish third. Jeremiah Davis returned to competition after an eight month hiatus due to injury, and he did not disappoint. Davis finished fourth with a mark of 7.42m. Alonie Sutton returned to action with a fifth-place finish with a mark of 6.10m.
Taylor Banks had a strong showing in the 60m dash, as he ran the second-fastest qualifying time on the day coming in at 6.64. Banks, Cunningham and Odiong elected not to participate in the finals of their respective events.
Other solid performers included DaeQwan Butler and Alex Collier. Butler finished fourth in the 400m dash (46.96) while Collier finished sixth (47.08).
Riley Ott started the day on a high note for the Noles in the heptathlon. Ott broke his personal bests in the 60m dash, the long jump, the shot put and the high jump. Ott will resume competition at noon in the 60m hurdles.
Bob Pollock Meet
The mile run was the highlight of the day for the Noles in Clemson, as they took four out of the top five spots in the event.
Maudie Skyring (4:36.75) took first in her first race of the season just edging teammate Lauren Ryan (4:36.76). Alyson Churchill finished third with a time of 4:37.41 while Jen Lima finished fifth with a time of 4:48.10. Skyring, Ryan and Churchill hold the fifth, sixth and seventh-best times in the NCAA this season and each ran top 10 times in FSU history.
The women's distance crew shined again in the DMR. Lima, Ava Klein, Caitlin Wilkey and Churchill combined to take first in the event with a time of 11:31.37.
January 29, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
LUBBOCK, Texas and CLEMSON, S.C. - The No. 13/26 Florida State track and field teams wrapped up competition at the Texas Tech Open and the Bob Pollock Meet on Saturday. The Noles once again tallied several top 10 performances and 14 personal bests.
"Overall, I was very pleased this weekend," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We achieved several national top 10 marks and also had a bunch of lifetime bests. If we can keep keep progressing every week, we'll be hard to beat at ACC's in a month."
Bob Pollock Meet
The distance crews shined once again on Saturday at the Bob Pollock Meet on Saturday afternoon. Adriaan Wildschutt broke the school record in the 3000m run with a time 7:52.80 breaking the previous record of 7:53.97 held by Luke Gunn in 2008.
Right behind Wildschutt was Ahmed Muhumed who clocked in the third-fastest time in FSU history at 7:54.66.
In the women's 3000m, it was Lauren Ryan cruising to victory with a facility record time of 9:07.19. Alyson Churchill followed closely behind with a time of 9:09.73 which also broke the facility record. Maudie Skyring (9:21.08) and Amanda Beach (9:27.28) finished fifth and sixth, while Rebecca Clark (9:39.01) and Elizabeth Funderburk (9:40.04) finished ninth and tenth.
Amani Heaven continued to have a strong season in the shot put, as she threw a personal best 15.59m to place fourth.
Texas Tech Open
Jacore Irving and Alonie Sutton led the Noles in the jumps with two top five finishes. Irving finished fourth with a mark of 15.55m while Sutton also finished fourth with a mark of 12.77m.
In the men's 200m dash, Amir Willis led the way with a personal best time of 20.98 to finish fifth.
Savy'on Toombs had a strong showing in the 200m dash as well running a 24.04 in her debut to finish sixth.
Riley Ott continued his strong weekend in the heptathlon and broke his personal best score with 4,994 points after solid showings in the 60m hurdles, pole vault and the 1000m run.
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results
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Edidiong Odiong 7.32
11 Ashley Seymour 7.52
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results
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6 Savy'on Toombs 24.04
11 Ashley Seymour 24.28
Event 13 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Alonie Sutton 20- 0.25 6.10m 1
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Alonie Sutton 41-10.75 12.77m 2
Ryan and Cunningham Clock Record-Breaking Performances on Day One.
by Tim Hofmann
February 11, 2022
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. and BOSTON, Mass. - Trey Cunningham and Lauren Ryan each recorded record-breaking performances on Friday to lead the Florida State track and field team on the first day of the Tyson Invitational and the David Hemery Valentine Invite in Fayetteville, Ark., and Boston, Mass.
"We had some incredible highlights today. What Trey and Lauren did today is a once in a lifetime chance," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "It was great to have Jovaughn and Isaac back. DaeQwan [Butler] and Ka'Tia [Seymour] each had really good days for us, and they will be an important piece at ACC Championships in two weeks."
Cunningham continues to have a record-breaking season in the 60m hurdles. Cunningham won the event with a 7.42 time which broke his own school record and the ACC record. He climbed to No. 3 on the collegiate all-time charts and is second in the world.
Ryan was the star of the day for the Noles at the David Hemery Valentine Invite in Boston. Ryan obliterated the school record in the 3000m run by nine seconds with a time of 8:47.88 and ran the fourth-fastest time in collegiate history. Ryan's time leads the NCAA and is the fastest time ever recorded in the ACC. Ryan also met the Australian threshold to qualify for the World Indoor Championships.
Alyson Churchill also had a solid race in Boston, as she clocked in a personal best time of 9:08.09.
Jovaughn Martin had a successful first meet back from injury in the 60m dash. Martin finished second with a time of 6.68.
In the 3000m run at the Tyson Invitational, Caitlin Wilkey finished second with a time of 9:48.63 in her debut in the event. On the men's side, Sam Field led the way with a personal best time of 8:10.88 to finish eighth.
The men's 400m dash saw three Noles clock in personal bests. DaeQwan Butler continued his strong season clocking the fastest time in the ACC this season at 46.80. James Rivera (48.05), Sean Watkins Jr. (48.23) and Riley Ott (48.36) each clocked personal bests in the event.
Megan Cook continued
to climb the FSU top 10 list in the weight throw. Cook tossed a throw of 17.10 to put her eighth all-time in school history.
February 12, 2022
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. and BOSTON, Mass. - Take a bow, Adriaan Wildschutt.
The Ceres, South Africa, native, solidified himself in the NCAA record books Saturday night with the second-fastest time in collegiate history in the 5000m run at the David Hemery Valentine Invite in Boston, Mass. Wildschutt's time was just 1.16 seconds shy of the collegiate record. Wildschutt found himself in front of several Olympians and his time will be a top 50 time in the history of the sport.
Not to be overshadowed, Ahmed Muhumed clocked in the second-fastest time in school history at 13:26.40. Wildschutt and Muhumed now sit at the top of the FSU top ten list, and Muhumed put himself in prime position to compete at the 2022 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in a month.
"What a weekend!" Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We left the weekend with three No. 1 times in the nation. I'm so proud of everyone who competed, and it truly was a special weekend on the track."
Over at the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., Ruby Stauber claimed second place behind a personal best time of 2:04.51. She now holds the second-fastest time in school history and was just .06 seconds off the school record. Stauber leaped from No. 7 to No. 2 on the FSU top ten chart and only trails Chelsea Jarvis who ran a 2:04.45 in 2016. For the men's 800m, Sukeil Foucha notched a new personal best time of 1:51.30.
In dominating fashion, Florida State swept the top four places in the women's 5000m. Amanda Beach won the race in her debut in the event (16:31.29) ahead of Rebecca Clark in second (16:43.92). Elizabeth Funderburk took third (16:48.60) followed by Erin Phelps in fourth with a personal best time of 16:59.61.
The men also showed out in the 5000m with four runners in the top five. Silas Griffith finished second behind a personal best time of 14:07.48. In third was Zachary Cloud (14:23.78) followed by Zach Leachman also with a personal best time of 14:33.95. Matthew Newland rounded out the top five with a time of 14:39.10.
The Seminoles placed two runners in the top five in the women's mile with Jennifer Lima in first (4:50.53) and Yasmine Abbes in fourth (4:53.95). Junious Brown clocked in a personal best time of 4:14.94 in the men's race.
The men's 4x400m relay recorded a season best time of 3:08.15 in the final race of the day.
Jacore Irving placed fifth in the triple jump at 15.83m, only 0.02m off his personal best. Freshman Jeremiah Davis improved his personal best in the event to 15.21m.
With a distance of 15.30m, Amani Heaven finished fourth in the women's shot put.
Event 1 - 60 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Ka'tia Seymour 7.40 Event 2 - 200 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 19 Ka'tia Seymour 23.84 Event 3 - 400 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 40 Ava Klein 56.65 Event 4 - 800 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Ruby Stauber 2:04.51 4 Event 5 - Mile Run ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Jenn Lima 4:50.53 5 4 Yasmine Abbes 4:53.95 2 Event 6 - 3000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Caitlin Wilkey 9:48.63 4 Event 7 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Amanda Beach 16:31.29 5 2 Rebecca Clark 16:43.92 4 3 Elizabeth Funderburk 16:48.60 3 4 Erin Phelps 16:59.61 2 Event 13 - Long Jump ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 18 Alonie Sutton 18-11.25 5.77m Event 14 - Triple Jump ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 11 Alonie Sutton 41- 4.25 12.60m Event 15 - Shot Put ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 4 Amani Heaven 50- 2.50 15.30m 2 Event 16 - Weight Throw ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Megan Cook 56- 1.25 17.10m
Ryan and Cunningham Clock Record-Breaking Performances on Day One.
by Tim Hofmann
February 11, 2022
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. and BOSTON, Mass. - Trey Cunningham and Lauren Ryan each recorded record-breaking performances on Friday to lead the Florida State track and field team on the first day of the Tyson Invitational and the David Hemery Valentine Invite in Fayetteville, Ark., and Boston, Mass.
"We had some incredible highlights today. What Trey and Lauren did today is a once in a lifetime chance," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "It was great to have Jovaughn and Isaac back. DaeQwan [Butler] and Ka'Tia [Seymour] each had really good days for us, and they will be an important piece at ACC Championships in two weeks."
Cunningham continues to have a record-breaking season in the 60m hurdles. Cunningham won the event with a 7.42 time which broke his own school record and the ACC record. He climbed to No. 3 on the collegiate all-time charts and is second in the world.
Ryan was the star of the day for the Noles at the David Hemery Valentine Invite in Boston. Ryan obliterated the school record in the 3000m run by nine seconds with a time of 8:47.88 and ran the fourth-fastest time in collegiate history. Ryan's time leads the NCAA and is the fastest time ever recorded in the ACC. Ryan also met the Australian threshold to qualify for the World Indoor Championships.
Alyson Churchill also had a solid race in Boston, as she clocked in a personal best time of 9:08.09.
Jovaughn Martin had a successful first meet back from injury in the 60m dash. Martin finished second with a time of 6.68.
In the 3000m run at the Tyson Invitational, Caitlin Wilkey finished second with a time of 9:48.63 in her debut in the event. On the men's side, Sam Field led the way with a personal best time of 8:10.88 to finish eighth.
The men's 400m dash saw three Noles clock in personal bests. DaeQwan Butler continued his strong season clocking the fastest time in the ACC this season at 46.80. James Rivera (48.05), Sean Watkins Jr. (48.23) and Riley Ott (48.36) each clocked personal bests in the event.
Megan Cook continued
to climb the FSU top 10 list in the weight throw. Cook tossed a throw of 17.10 to put her eighth all-time in school history.
February 12, 2022
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. and BOSTON, Mass. - Take a bow, Adriaan Wildschutt.
The Ceres, South Africa, native, solidified himself in the NCAA record books Saturday night with the second-fastest time in collegiate history in the 5000m run at the David Hemery Valentine Invite in Boston, Mass. Wildschutt's time was just 1.16 seconds shy of the collegiate record. Wildschutt found himself in front of several Olympians and his time will be a top 50 time in the history of the sport.
Not to be overshadowed, Ahmed Muhumed clocked in the second-fastest time in school history at 13:26.40. Wildschutt and Muhumed now sit at the top of the FSU top ten list, and Muhumed put himself in prime position to compete at the 2022 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in a month.
"What a weekend!" Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We left the weekend with three No. 1 times in the nation. I'm so proud of everyone who competed, and it truly was a special weekend on the track."
Over at the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., Ruby Stauber claimed second place behind a personal best time of 2:04.51. She now holds the second-fastest time in school history and was just .06 seconds off the school record. Stauber leaped from No. 7 to No. 2 on the FSU top ten chart and only trails Chelsea Jarvis who ran a 2:04.45 in 2016. For the men's 800m, Sukeil Foucha notched a new personal best time of 1:51.30.
In dominating fashion, Florida State swept the top four places in the women's 5000m. Amanda Beach won the race in her debut in the event (16:31.29) ahead of Rebecca Clark in second (16:43.92). Elizabeth Funderburk took third (16:48.60) followed by Erin Phelps in fourth with a personal best time of 16:59.61.
The men also showed out in the 5000m with four runners in the top five. Silas Griffith finished second behind a personal best time of 14:07.48. In third was Zachary Cloud (14:23.78) followed by Zach Leachman also with a personal best time of 14:33.95. Matthew Newland rounded out the top five with a time of 14:39.10.
The Seminoles placed two runners in the top five in the women's mile with Jennifer Lima in first (4:50.53) and Yasmine Abbes in fourth (4:53.95). Junious Brown clocked in a personal best time of 4:14.94 in the men's race.
The men's 4x400m relay recorded a season best time of 3:08.15 in the final race of the day.
Jacore Irving placed fifth in the triple jump at 15.83m, only 0.02m off his personal best. Freshman Jeremiah Davis improved his personal best in the event to 15.21m.
With a distance of 15.30m, Amani Heaven finished fourth in the women's shot put.
Event 6 - 3000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Lauren Ryan 8:47.88 4 7 Alyson Churchill 9:08.09
Three Noles Win Titles at South Carolina Indoor Open.
by Tim Hofmann
COLUMBIA, S.C. - The Florida State track and field team went three-for-three today at the UofSC Indoor Open on Friday as Jacore Irving, Jeremiah Davis and Alonie Sutton each won individual titles.
Davis started the day off on a high note for the Noles in the long jump. Davis posted a season-best mark of 7.70m to win the event. Davis' mark is the fifth-best mark in the ACC this season.
"It was a great day for Jeremiah. We haven't had him this healthy in awhile, and now he has put himself in position to possibly make nationals," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
Irving continued to be consistent for the Noles in the triple jump. Irving posted a mark of 15.44m to win the event by a full 1.4m.
"Jacore is very consistent and steady. You know what you are going to get out of him. I think he is due for a big week at the ACC Indoor Championships," Braman said.
Sutton got back on track in the triple jump with a leap of 12.75m to win the event. The mark was just 0.1m off her season best.
"Alonie had a really good jump today," Braman said. "She is continuing to climb back to the level she was at last year. She has a chance to get over 13m and qualify for nationals."
Event 14 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Alonie Sutton 41-10 12.75m 5
Ott in Seventh in Heptathlon After Day One of ACC Championships.
February 24, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Riley Ott was the lone FSU athlete to compete on day one of the ACC Indoor Championships in Blacksburg, Va., on the campus of Virginia Tech.
Ott competed in four events as a part of the heptathlon on Thursday. Ott finished
second in the 60m dash (7.04), sixth in the long jump (6.73m), eighth in the high jump (1.83m) and 11th in the shot put (10.96m). Ott is currently in seventh with 2,814 points. Ott will finish the
heptathlon with the 60m hurdles, the pole vault and the 1000m run.
February 25, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Isaac Grimes and Jeremiah Davis capped off an exciting day for the Florida State track and field on day two of the ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships. Overall, 10 Noles qualified for finals in their respective events. The men sit in fifth with 20 points while Alonie Sutton tallied three points for the Noles in the long jump.
"Overall, it was a solid day for both squads," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We had some home run, and we had some hard luck. We have a chance to contend for the men's title, but it will take a near perfect day."
Grimes put himself in prime position to compete at the NCAA Indoor Championships after a a 7.91m jump to take silver in the event. Davis finished third with a season-best jump of 7.79m. Jacore Irving finished sixth with a personal-best mark of 7.69m to give the Noles three scorers in the jumps. Sutton finished sixth in the women's long jump with a season-best jump of 6.11m.
Trey Cunningham continued to climb the NCAA and world record book, as he clocked in the second-fastest time in NCAA history and the 13th-fastest time in world history. Cunningham ran a 7.40 60m hurdle race to secure the top spot in preliminaries by 0.31 seconds.
The Noles had a great day in the sprints, as four Noles qualified between the 60m dash and the 200m dash. Edidiong Odiong led the way by qualifying in both the 60m dash (7.23) and the 200m dash (23.84). Odiong's 60m time was the top qualifying time and the fourth-fastest time in school history.
Jo'Vaughn Martin (6.64), Amir Willis (6.66) and Taylor Banks (6.68) each qualified for the finals in the 60m dash while Willis also qualified for the 200m dash (21.31).
DaeQwan Butler clocked the top qualifying time in the 400m dash (46.73) by a full 0.16 second.
Lauren Ryan continued her great season in the distance races, as she finished second in the preliminaries in the mile with a time of 4:40.73.
Ruby Stauber finished third in the preliminaries in the 800m run with a time of 2:04.97.
Riley Ott got the day started off strong with a solid finish to the heptathlon. Ott improved his personal best with a score of 5157 to finish
sixth.
February 26, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Trey Cunningham and Edidiong Odiong each took home ACC individual titles on the final day of the ACC Indoor Championships in Blacksburg, Va. The men finished second with 72 points while the women finished seventh with 43 points.
"We had a pretty good day today," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "Edidiong and Trey both had phenomenal days. We had some bad luck, and we were missing a few key people, but overall, I'm proud of our squad."
Cunningham earned his fifth-straight ACC title in the 60m hurdles dominating the field with a time of 7.42. Cunningham became the first collegiate athlete to run 7.42 or faster three separate times. Cunningham ran 7.42 at the Tyson Invitational and 7.40 in the preliminary race yesterday.
Odiong had a phenomenal day, as she took home the gold medal in the 200m dash with a time 23.36. Odiong also finished second in the 60m dash with a time 7.29. Odiong was awarded the Women's Track Most Valuable Performer. Odiong is the second female FSU athlete to win the award with Ka'Tia Seymour winning the award in 2018, 2019 and 2020.
The Noles had a couple of school record-breaking performances, as Ruby Stauber broke the school record in the 800m run with a time of 2:04.31 to finish second in the race.
Adriaan Wildschutt and Ahmed Muhumed also found themselves at the top of the FSU record books. Muhumed broke the school record in the 3000m run with a time of 7.51.15 to finish third in the race. Wildschutt secured the No. 2 spot in school history with a time of 7:52.38.
Lauren Ryan finished third in the mile with a time of 4:37.35.
In the sprints, Taylor Banks took second in the 60m dash with a time of 6.68 while Amir Willis finished fifth with a time of 6.70. Willis went on to finish second in the 200m dash with a time of 21:05.
DaeQwan Butler took silver in the 400m dash with a time of 46.56 to finish his strong season.
In the field, Jacore Irving matched his personal best in the triple jump (15.84m) to finish fourth while Alonie Sutton finished fifth with a mark of 12.72m. Amani Heaven tossed a personal best in the shot put, as she finished sixth with a mark of 15.69m.
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Edidiong Odiong 7.23 8 prelims
9 Ka'tia Seymour 7.39
12 Ashley Seymour 7.47
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Edidiong Odiong 23.36 10
9 Ka'tia Seymour 24.19
16 Ashley Seymour 24.56
Event 3 - 400 Meters
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Place Name Results
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29 Ava Klein 57.51
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Ruby Stauber 2:04.31 8
Event 5 - Mile Run
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Lauren Ryan 4:37.35 6
11 Jenn Lima 4:47.04
16 Yasmine Abbes 4:50.33
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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15 Amanda Beach 9:34.26
22 Rebecca Clark 9:42.86
23 Caitlin Wilkey 9:43.19
28 Jenn Lima 9:45.94
32 Erin Phelps 9:51.17
Event 7 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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18 Amanda Beach 16:48.39
19 Rebecca Clark 16:51.94
25 Erin Phelps 17:23.91
Event 9 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results
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9 Relay Team A 3:44.25
1) Ava Klein
2) Ka'tia Seymour
3) Ashley Seymour
4) Ruby Stauber
Event 13 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Alonie Sutton 20- 0.50 6.11m 4
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Alonie Sutton 41- 8.75 12.72m 4
Event 15 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results Points
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6 Amani Heaven 51- 5.75 15.69m 3
Event 16 - Weight Throw
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Place Name Results
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9 Megan Cook 58- 5.75 17.82m
Wildschutt Takes Fourth; Two Noles Final on Day One of NCAA Championships.
March 11, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Adriaan Wildschutt led the way on a successful day one of the NCAA Indoor Championships at the Birmingham CrossPlex in Birmingham, Ala.
Wildschutt continued his stellar career as he earned a podium finish in the 5000m run for the second straight year. Wildschutt finished fourth in the race with a time of 13:21.23. Wildschutt is the only Nole in school history to record back-to-back top five finishes in the indoor 5000m run.
"A real gutsy race from Adriaan," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "He gave everything he had and made every move to give himself a chance to win."
Trey Cunningham continued his quest for a national title after a 7.50 time in the 60m hurdle preliminary race. Cunningham's time was a full 0.13 seconds faster than the next fastest qualifying time.
In his first race since Jan. 15, Don'dre Swint punched his ticket to the finals in the 60m dash, clocking in at 6.60. Swint's had the eighth-fastest qualifying time but his season best time of 6.53 ranks second among the finalists.
Ahmed Muhumed battled back in the 5000m run after being tripped up near the halfway mark of the race. Muhumed finished 15th with a time of 13:58.91.
Senior Isaac Grimes was slated to
compete for a national title in the long jump, but he did not compete due to an injury suffered in warmups.
March 12, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - One of the greatest hurdlers in world history finally got his title.
Senior Trey Cunningham got the monkey off his back Saturday night winning the 60m hurdles national title in front of several teammates, coaches, family members and friends at the Birmingham CrossPlex in Birmingham, Ala.
Cunningham left no doubt in the championship race clocking in a staggering 7.38, bettering his previous personal best time of 7.40. Cunningham's time is the 11th-fastest time in the history of the sport and was just 0.03 seconds off the collegiate record. Cunningham became the first Nole to win an indoor national title since Dentarious Locke in 2014. Cunningham is also just the second Nole to win a title in the 60m hurdles, joining Drew Bunson who won the title in 2008.
"I'm so happy for Trey to finally win the NCAA title. Until today, he was probably the greatest collegiate track athlete ever to not win a national title," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "He's No. 2 all-time indoors, and he has a chance to be the best ever in outdoors."
Don'dre Swint was the only other male athlete to compete for the Noles on the final day of competition. After the starting block sensors malfunctioned, officials elected to rerun the race with all but two athletes already completing the full 60m race. In the second go around, Swint finished seventh with a time of 6.68. The men ended the meet with 17 points and tied for the 13th.
"I'm really pleased with our men. They've fought through adversity all year, and the crew here in Birmingham ran to their utmost abilities," Braman said.
Lauren Ryan capped off a phenomenal indoor season with another solid race in the 3000m run. Ryan finished fourth with a time of 9:01.37 in her first-ever NCAA Indoor Championships to earn first team All-America honors.
"I'm really pleased for Lauren. With this being her first NCAA Indoor Championship, she handled herself well and ran a tactical race. I'm really excited for her to chase a national title in the outdoor season," Braman said.
Event 1 - 60 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 16 Edidiong Odiong 7.52 Event 6 - 3000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 4 Lauren Ryan 9:01.37 5
Event 6 - 3000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 19 Lauren Ryan 9:13.93
Nwanaga Takes Javelin Title at Tiger Track Classic.
March 18, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
AUBURN, Ala. - The Florida State track and field team only had five participants on day one of the Tiger Track Classic in Auburn, Ala., but all five Noles placed inside the top three in their respective events.
The Noles were led by Kelechi Nwanaga who took home the individual title in the javelin. Nwanaga won the event with a throw of 52.84m, just edging teammate Sara Zabarino who finished second with a throw of 52.34m.
Megan Cook had a solid showing in the hammer throw as she took third with a personal best throw of 56.34m. Cook's throw is the fifth-farthest throw in FSU history.
In the men's long jump, Jeremiah Davis took second with a leap of 7.64m. Teammate Jacore Irving was right behind him with a jump of 7.09m.
"We had a really good season opener for the field events," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "Jeremiah, Kelechi and Sara all earned what should be NCAA regional qualifying marks. A real good start for the Noles."
At the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade, Serbia, Adriaan Wildschutt finished the 3000m run with a time
of 8:09.24 while Lauren Ryan clocked in at 9:13.93.
March 19, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
AUBURN, Ala. and MIAMI, Fla. - The Florida State track and field team wrapped up its first weekend of outdoor competition on Saturday afternoon at the Tiger Track Classic in Auburn, Ala. and the Hurricane Invitational in Miami, Fla.
"The goal for a season-opening meet is always to compete well and get a qualifying mark for regionals if possible. We competed well across the board this weekend, and that sets us up well for FSU Relays next week," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
In Miami, Sean Watkins Jr. led the way for the men's sprinters as he took home the top spot in the 400m dash with a time of 47.28.
Alex Collier and Amir Willis each ran personal bests in their respective events. Collier finished third in the 200m dash with a solid time of 20.95. Willis had a good showing in the 100m dash as he finished third, clocking in at 10.25.
Over in Auburn, the Noles got off to a good start with Jacore Irving (15.15m) and Jeremiah Davis (15.06m) took the top two spots in the men's triple jump.
Sukeil Foucha got his first career win in the 800m run with a time of 1:51.86 to give the Noles their second win of the day at the Tiger Track Classic.
The Noles had a great showing in the 3000m run on both the men's and women's side. Riley Bahr ran a personal best time of 9:59.03 to win the event.
On the men's side, Luke Reid won his first ever outdoor track and field race with a time 8:28.68 in the 3000m run. FSU held the top six spots in the event thanks to solid performances from Andy Martinez (8:36.81), Matthew Owens (8:37.42), Lucas Bouquot (8:43.94), Coleman Cronk (8:54.45) and Harrison Martingayle (8:58.30).
Amani Heaven had a great day in the shot put and the discus. Heaven finished third in the shot put with a toss of 14.79m. Heaven finished second in the discus with a mark of 52.04m.
Event 5 - 1500 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Nicole McConnell 4:54.92 1 Event 17 - Shot Put ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Amani Heaven 48- 6.25 14.79m 3 Event 18 - Discus ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Amani Heaven 170- 9 52.04m 4 Event 19 - Hammer ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Megan Cook 184-10 56.34m 3 Event 20 - Javelin ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Kelechi Nwanaga 173- 4 52.84m 5 2 Sara Zabarino 171- 9 52.34m 4 Event 21 - 3000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Riley Bahr 9:59.03 5 6 Rebecca Bergnes 10:15.89 8 Evie McIver 10:17.78 11 Dani Thompson 10:23.96 15 Rachel Johnson 10:54.74 16 Morgan Palmer 10:54.94 18 Melanie Castro 11:01.14
Five Noles Pick Up Individual Titles at FSU Relays.
March 24, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. and RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State track and field and field program had a strong first day at the FSU Relays at the Mike Long Track in Tallahassee, Fla. The Noles competed alongside the University of Georgia, the University of South Florida, Georgia Tech, Dartmouth, and Syracuse.
"We had a really strong first day. Megan in the hammer really set the tone for the day and secured a regional mark, and we had a really good end to the day in the women's 5000m. We can't wait to get back at it tomorrow," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
Megan Cook set the tone and began the day by placing first in the hammer throw while throwing 61.25m, hitting a new personal record.
The Noles went three-for-three in the throws as Amani Heaven and Milton Ingraham each picked up wins in the shot put. Heaven earned first place throwing for 15.36m while Ingraham posted a throw of 16.55m.
Jeremiah Davis placed first in the long jump, jumping for a distance of 7.46m.
The Noles finished the day off strong in the women's 5000m run with 11 runners running personal bests. Leading the pack was Rebecca Bergnes who shattered her personal best by 44 seconds while Riley Bahr came in second and shattered her personal best by 30 seconds.
In the men's pole vault, Nick Napier claimed second place with Riley Ott followed closely in third.
In the men's 200m dash, Damarre Martin finished fifth with a time of 21.42.
Over at the
Raleigh Relays, Amanda Beach had a strong run for the Noles in the women's 10000m run. Beach cracked the top ten all-time list for the event with a time of 33:40.08 that sits at No. 7 in FSU
history.
March 25, 2022
by Christa Salerno
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. and RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State track and field teams saw 12 personal best performances of Friday at FSU Relays at the Mike Long Track.
Kelechi Nwanga and Edidiong Odiong contributed their career bests that were among the all-time top 10 performances in FSU history.
Nwanaga led the Noles to a one-two finish in the women's javelin in dominating fashion, measuring at 55.06m, edging her previous best of 54.93. She still holds the second-best performance in FSU history but inched closer to the school record (55.59m) that was set back in 2018 by Lauri Paredes.
Odiong crossed the line first in the women's 100m with a career best time of 11.28, which now ties for seventh in FSU history. Her previous best was 11.37, set last year and just shy of the FSU all-time top 10.
"We had a really good day today," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We came into this meet expecting to get some regional qualifying marks, and we did that today with great performances by Kelechi Nwanaga and Sara Zabarino in the javelin and Edidiong and Ruby on the track."
Amani Heaven started the day off with a win in the discus throw, behind a 50.48m mark on her first attempt, well ahead of the second-place finisher (47.24m).
The Seminoles added a one-three showing in the men's event, led by Milton Ingraham, who registered 56.96m on his fifth throw for the win. Jacob Hoeffner set a personal best and finished third at 51.66m, which was his sixth and final attempt.
Freshman Joab Francois took the lead in the back half of the men's 800m and brought home the victory with a time of 1:52.42.
Sara Zabarino followed in second place in the women's javelin at 52.97m.
Sean Watkins Jr. (47.03) and Sukeil Foucha (47.67) placed second and third respectively in the men's 400m.
Ka'Tia Seymour followed in second place (11.47) and Ashley Seymour (11.57) followed in fourth in the women's 100m.
Amir Willis (10.21) and Alex Collier (10.38) followed with a two-four showing in the men's event, as both performances were personal bests.
The Seminoles added wins in both the men's and women's 400m hurdles. Ava Klein contributed her career best in the women's race at 59.77 and James Rivera clocked his best at 50.92 in the men's.
Ruby Stauber and Yasmine Abbes claimed first and second place in the women's 1500m. The Noles paced each other out in front before Stauber pulled away at the 1100m mark. Stauber went on to win at 4:21.55 ahead of Abbes (4:30.36).
In the men's race, Sam Field pulled ahead in the final 400m to win with a time of 3:46.52 ahead of Humberto Freire in third (3:48.63).
The meet closed out with the 4x400 relays, as both teams took home victories.
The team of Klein, Savy'on Toombs, Seymour and Stauber ran a time of 3:46.60 before the men turned in the top two times of the event.
Collier, Watkins, Rivera and DaeQwan Butler cruised to victory at 3:07.67 ahead of Damarre Martin, Don'dre Swint, Willis and Jhevaughn Matherson at 3:15.81.
At the Raleigh Relays, both Caitlin Wilkey and Silas Griffith posted personal records in their respective events. Wilkey shattered her personal best in the 5000m run with a time of 16:38.54. Griffith was just eight seconds off from cracking the FSU all-time top ten list in the 10000m run, as he came across the finish line at 29:26.10.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Edidiong Odiong 11.28 5
2 Ka'tia Seymour 11.47 4
4 Ashley Seymour 11.57 2
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ruby Stauber 4:21.55 5
2 Yasmine Abbes 4:30.36 4
8 Kaia Stevenson 5:01.05
9 Rachel Johnson 5:03.92
10 Nicole McConnell 5:06.07
11 Katie Hibbard 5:08.88
12 Gabriella Morris 5:11.26
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Rebecca Bergnes 17:11.81 5
2 Riley Bahr 17:12.81 4
3 Evie McIver 17:38.60 3
4 Dani Thompson 17:41.22 2
6 Rachel Johnson 18:24.78
7 Lauren Bing 18:44.08
8 Melanie Castro 18:47.86
9 Isabella Timiraos 19:11.62
10 Kaley Boethig 19:27.55
12 Grace O'Malley 19:48.51
13 Maria O'Malley 19:48.55
14 Lindsay Boethig 19:57.39
15 Amelia Wondracek 21:00.31
Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ava Klein 59.77 5
Event 12 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Relay Team A 3:46.60 5
1) Ava Klein
2) Savy'on Toombs
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Ruby Stauber
Event 17 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Amani Heaven 50- 4.75 15.36m 5
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Amani Heaven 165- 7 50.48m 5
Event 19 - Hammer
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Megan Cook 200-11 61.25m 5
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Kelechi Nwanaga 180- 8 55.06m 5
2 Sara Zabarino 173- 9 52.97m 4
Five Noles Pick Up Individual Titles at FSU Relays.
March 24, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. and RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State track and field and field program had a strong first day at the FSU Relays at the Mike Long Track in Tallahassee, Fla. The Noles competed alongside the University of Georgia, the University of South Florida, Georgia Tech, Dartmouth, and Syracuse.
"We had a really strong first day. Megan in the hammer really set the tone for the day and secured a regional mark, and we had a really good end to the day in the women's 5000m. We can't wait to get back at it tomorrow," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
Megan Cook set the tone and began the day by placing first in the hammer throw while throwing 61.25m, hitting a new personal record.
The Noles went three-for-three in the throws as Amani Heaven and Milton Ingraham each picked up wins in the shot put. Heaven earned first place throwing for 15.36m while Ingraham posted a throw of 16.55m.
Jeremiah Davis placed first in the long jump, jumping for a distance of 7.46m.
The Noles finished the day off strong in the women's 5000m run with 11 runners running personal bests. Leading the pack was Rebecca Bergnes who shattered her personal best by 44 seconds while Riley Bahr came in second and shattered her personal best by 30 seconds.
In the men's pole vault, Nick Napier claimed second place with Riley Ott followed closely in third.
In the men's 200m dash, Damarre Martin finished fifth with a time of 21.42.
Over at the
Raleigh Relays, Amanda Beach had a strong run for the Noles in the women's 10000m run. Beach cracked the top ten all-time list for the event with a time of 33:40.08 that sits at No. 7 in FSU
history.
March 25, 2022
by Christa Salerno
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. and RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State track and field teams saw 12 personal best performances of Friday at FSU Relays at the Mike Long Track.
Kelechi Nwanga and Edidiong Odiong contributed their career bests that were among the all-time top 10 performances in FSU history.
Nwanaga led the Noles to a one-two finish in the women's javelin in dominating fashion, measuring at 55.06m, edging her previous best of 54.93. She still holds the second-best performance in FSU history but inched closer to the school record (55.59m) that was set back in 2018 by Lauri Paredes.
Odiong crossed the line first in the women's 100m with a career best time of 11.28, which now ties for seventh in FSU history. Her previous best was 11.37, set last year and just shy of the FSU all-time top 10.
"We had a really good day today," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We came into this meet expecting to get some regional qualifying marks, and we did that today with great performances by Kelechi Nwanaga and Sara Zabarino in the javelin and Edidiong and Ruby on the track."
Amani Heaven started the day off with a win in the discus throw, behind a 50.48m mark on her first attempt, well ahead of the second-place finisher (47.24m).
The Seminoles added a one-three showing in the men's event, led by Milton Ingraham, who registered 56.96m on his fifth throw for the win. Jacob Hoeffner set a personal best and finished third at 51.66m, which was his sixth and final attempt.
Freshman Joab Francois took the lead in the back half of the men's 800m and brought home the victory with a time of 1:52.42.
Sara Zabarino followed in second place in the women's javelin at 52.97m.
Sean Watkins Jr. (47.03) and Sukeil Foucha (47.67) placed second and third respectively in the men's 400m.
Ka'Tia Seymour followed in second place (11.47) and Ashley Seymour (11.57) followed in fourth in the women's 100m.
Amir Willis (10.21) and Alex Collier (10.38) followed with a two-four showing in the men's event, as both performances were personal bests.
The Seminoles added wins in both the men's and women's 400m hurdles. Ava Klein contributed her career best in the women's race at 59.77 and James Rivera clocked his best at 50.92 in the men's.
Ruby Stauber and Yasmine Abbes claimed first and second place in the women's 1500m. The Noles paced each other out in front before Stauber pulled away at the 1100m mark. Stauber went on to win at 4:21.55 ahead of Abbes (4:30.36).
In the men's race, Sam Field pulled ahead in the final 400m to win with a time of 3:46.52 ahead of Humberto Freire in third (3:48.63).
The meet closed out with the 4x400 relays, as both teams took home victories.
The team of Klein, Savy'on Toombs, Seymour and Stauber ran a time of 3:46.60 before the men turned in the top two times of the event.
Collier, Watkins, Rivera and DaeQwan Butler cruised to victory at 3:07.67 ahead of Damarre Martin, Don'dre Swint, Willis and Jhevaughn Matherson at 3:15.81.
At the Raleigh Relays, both Caitlin Wilkey and Silas Griffith posted personal records in their respective events. Wilkey shattered her personal best in the 5000m run with a time of 16:38.54. Griffith was just eight seconds off from cracking the FSU all-time top ten list in the 10000m run, as he came across the finish line at 29:26.10.
Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 50 Caitlin Wilkey 16:38.54 1 87 Jenn Lima 16:59.68 Event 7 - 10000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 10 Amanda Beach 33:40.08 26 Rebecca Clark 34:23.74 41 Erin Phelps 34:57.30 63 Elizabeth Funderburk 35:37.44
Noles Have Strong Showing on Day One of Florida Relays.
April 1, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State track and field team had a solid first day at the Pepsi Florida Relays in Gainesville, Florida. Several athletes posted personal bests to put themselves in prime position to qualify for the NCAA East Preliminary meet in May.
"The goal this time of the year is to get those regional qualifying marks," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We had some really good performances throughout the day and finished strong with some really good races from our distance crew."
The Noles saved the best for last, as both Matt Owens and Luke Reid picked up wins in the final two events of the day. Owens climbed his way to No. 6 on the FSU all-time 3000m steeplechase list with a convincing victory. Owens clocked in at 8:53.22.
In the 5000m run, Reid used a strong final lap to take the win in his outdoor debut with the Noles. The freshman crossed the line at 14:23.83 to take the individual title.
Edidiong Odiong once again put together a strong showing for the Noles posting a personal best time of 23.15 to take fifth in the 200m dash. Odiong's time is the top time in the ACC to date. Ashley Seymour also posted a personal best in the event with a time of 23.45 to finish 12th.
Kelechi Nwanaga and Sara Zabarino had another solid outing in the javelin throw, as Nwanaga placed third with a mark of 51.77 while Zabarino finished sixth (46.87).
Jennifer Lima broke her personal best in the 1500m run by a full two seconds, as she finished sixth in the event with a time of 4:18.86.
Sam Field had a great day in the 1500m run with a season-best time of 3:43.71 to finish third. Humberto Freire joined Field with another solid run, as he placed seventh with a time of 3:45.32.
In the men's long jump, Jeremiah Davis finished fifth with a mark of 7.55m.
Amir Willis continued his strong outdoor campaign with
another solid time of 20.77 in his outdoor 200m dash debut with the Noles.
April 2, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - A stormy afternoon spoiled the final day of the Pepsi Florida Relays for the Florida State track and field team. Just three Noles competed before the meet was delayed for several hours due to inclement weather.
Jacob Hoeffner, Milton Ingraham and Nick Napier were the lone Noles to compete Saturday morning. Hoeffner finished eighth in the college portion of the discus with a mark of 50.21m. Ingraham finished seventh in the discus invitational with solid throw of 53.94m. The pole vault did not finish before the storm rolled in.
Event 2 - 200 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Edidiong Odiong 23.15 1 12 Ashley Seymour 23.45 16 Ka'tia Seymour 23.55 29T Savy'on Toombs 23.82 Event 5 - 1500 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Jenn Lima 4:18.86 15 Yasmine Abbes 4:27.10 20 Caitlin Wilkey 4:30.12 40 Nicole McConnell 4:51.90 Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 23 Ava Klein 1:00.17 Event 19 - Hammer ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 18 Megan Cook 189- 4 57.70m Event 20 - Javelin ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Kelechi Nwanaga 169-10 51.77m 3 6 Sara Zabarino 153- 9 46.87m
Long Jumpers Lead Noles on Day One of Tom Jones Memorial.
April 15, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State track and field team had one of their best outings of the season on Friday at the Tom Jones Memorial in Gainesville, Fla. The Noles tallied several personal bests on the track while having great success in the field events.
"I was really pleased with our group today. That was probably the best we've competed all season, and we need to keep that momentum for tomorrow and the rest of the season," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
The return of Isaac Grimes gave the Noles a jolt in the long jump, as he and teammate Jeremiah Davis each jumped 7.92m for the top spot in the event in a stacked field. Those marks are tied for the eighth-best marks in the nation. Jacore Irving also posted an outdoor personal best in the event with a mark of 7.65m to finish eighth.
The first win of the day came from Dani Thompson in the 5000m run. Thompson picked up her first collegiate victory with a time of 17:47.57. Evie McIver finished right behind her in second with a time of 17:54.59.
In the 400m hurdles, James Rivera had the best outing of his career with a time of 50.21 to finish third among collegian and sixth overall. Rivera's personal best time puts him at No. 7 on the FSU all-time list.
Matthew Newland had a great showing for the Noles in the men's 5000m run, as he shattered his personal best by 18 seconds and finished as the first collegian in the event with a time of 14:19.35.
Jacob Holmes posted a personal best as well in the 1500m run with a time of 3:46.28 to finish fifth.
In the sprints, Alex Collier (20.88) and Sean Watkins Jr. (21.07) each posted personal bests in the 200m dash.
In
the field events, Kelechi Nwanaga finished fifth in the javelin with a mark of 51.98m. Milton Ingraham (54.67m) and Amani Heaven (52.17) each took sixth in the discus.
April 16, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
GAINESVILLE, Fla - After a great start to the Tom Jones Memorial on Friday, the Noles picked up right where they left off on Saturday in Gainesville, Fla. Five Noles cracked the FSU all-time top ten list, including Trey Cunningham who broke Arthur Blake's 35-year old record in the 110m hurdles.
"Another really good day for our group. What Trey did to run 13.21 in his season opener is almost unheard of. Our sprinters and jumpers had a really good day as well," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
Cunningham shined in his first race since the NCAA Indoor Championships on Mar. 12. Cunningham tied his personal best in the 110m hurdles with a school record time of 13.21. Cunningham's time is currently the fastest in the world and also ties him for the 10th-fastest time in NCAA history. He also has the top time in the NCAA this season.
DaeQwan Butler put together a great performance in the 400m dash, finishing fourth with a time of 45.53. Butler's time is a personal best and also puts himself at No. 9 on FSU's top ten list.
After going a season-best 7.92m last night in the long jump, Jeremiah Davis put together another phenomenal performance in the triple jump. Davis had a mark of 16.00m into a headwind of two meters per second to finish as the top collegian and second in the event. His mark moved him to No. 10 all-time at FSU. Jacore Irving finished sixth with a mark of 15.28m.
In the men's 4x100m relay, Alex Collier, Amir Willis, Don'dre Swint and Jo'Vaughn Martin combined to finish third among collegians with a time of 38.88. That time put them No. 8 on FSU's all-time list is the fourth-fastest time in the country this season.
The men's 4x400m relay of Collier, Sean Watkins Jr., James Rivera and Butler finished seventh among collegiate teams with a time of 3:04.74 which is the best time of the season for the Noles.
On the women's side, Edidiong Odiong was the highlight for the Noles, as she climbed to No. 4 on FSU's top ten list in the 100m dash. Odiong clocked in at a personal best 10.22 to finish fifth.
Ruby Stauber was great in the 800m run, as she also clocked in a top ten time for the Noles. Stauber finished fourth in the event with a time of 2:03.54 which ties her for fifth all-time in FSU history. Her time is also the top time in the ACC and the ninth-fastest time in the NCAA this season.
The women's 4x100m relay of Ashley Seymour, Savy'on Toombs, Ka'Tia Seymour and Odiong finished fifth with a time of 43.85.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Edidiong Odiong 11.22 1
19 Ashley Seymour 11.64
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results
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9 Edidiong Odiong 23.32
10 Ka'tia Seymour 23.34w
25 Savy'on Toombs 23.73
Event 3 - 400 Meters
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Place Name Results
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39 Michelle Petit-Pointe 57.32
40 Ava Klein 57.34
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Ruby Stauber 2:03.54 2
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results
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26 Nicole McConnell 4:57.71
28 Katie Hibbard 5:02.35
29 Kaia Stevenson 5:06.47
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Dani Thompson 17:47.57 5
2 Evie McIver 17:54.59 4
5 Rachel Johnson 18:29.12 1
Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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15 Ava Klein 1:00.52
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results
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6 Relay Team A 43.85
1) Ashley Seymour
2) Savy'on Toombs
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Edidiong Odiong
Event 17 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results
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14 Amani Heaven 47- 5 14.45m
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results
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6 Amani Heaven 171- 2 52.17m
Event 19 - Hammer
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Place Name Results
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9 Megan Cook 196- 9 59.97m
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Kelechi Nwanaga 170- 6 51.98m 1
Six Noles Post Top 10 Performances at Virginia Challenge.
by Tim Hofmann
April 22, 2022
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. and TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The FSU track and field team had a productive day one at the Virginia Challenge, as six distance runners posted FSU all-time top ten performances Saturday night in Charlottesville, Va.
"I'm really pleased with our performances today," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We always want to lock in a time for regionals, and we did that today along with several FSU top ten performances."
Matthew Owens was the first of six Noles to post a top ten performance Saturday night. Owens clocked a personal best time of 8:51.40 in the 3000m steeplechase. Owen moved to No. 5 on the FSU all-time list just two weeks after his previous personal best at the Florida Relays.
Amanda Beach is quietly having a very productive season for the Noles. After cracking the top ten list in the 10,000m run on Mar. 25 at the Raleigh Relays, Beach posted another top ten time, this time in the 5000m run. Beach moved to No. 9 on the top ten list with a time 16:09.70.
In the men's 10,000m run, the Noles had four athletes entered and all four posted personal bests. Caleb Pottorff (29:09.80) and Silas Griffith (29:10.89) each shattered their previous best and moved to No. 9 and No. 10 on the FSU all-time list. Zach Leachman (29:23.26) and Paul Stafford (31:13.47) also posted personal bests.
Rebecca Clark (34:13.93) and Erin Phelps (34:18.48) were not going to be left out of the fun in the women's 10,000m run. Both runners posted personal bests and are now No. 9 and No. 10 on the school's all-time list.
The Noles had one athlete compete at the Crimson Tide Invitational today in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Megan
Cook competed in the hammer and finished with a throw of 57.85m.
April 23, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. and CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Five athletes competed in four different events for the Florida State track and field team Saturday afternoon at the Crimson Tide Invitational and Virginia Challenge.
In Tuscaloosa, Sara Zabarino posted the best mark of her career in the javelin. Zabarino saved her best throw for last going 54.65m on her last attempt. The mark just outlasted her previous personal best of 54.48m. Zabarino's mark today is the third-best mark in school history and is the 10th-best mark in the NCAA this season.
Amani Heaven had a great day in the shot put, as she shattered her personal record with a throw of 16.03m. Heaven's mark puts her No. 8 on FSU's all-time list in the event and is the fifth-best mark in the ACC this season.
Over in Charlottesville, Ruby Stauber was the lone Nole to compete on Saturday at the Virginia Challenge. Stauber finished fourth in the 800m dash with a time of 2:04.58.
Event 4 - 800 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 4 Ruby Stauber 2:04.58 2 Event 5 - 1500 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 14 Maudie Skyring 4:19.62 23 Yasmine Abbes 4:24.31 25 Jenn Lima 4:28.44 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 18 Caitlin Wilkey 16:35.68 32 Riley Bahr 17:16.79 38 Rebecca Bergnes 17:31.02 Event 6 - 5000 Meters - Invite ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 17 Amanda Beach 16:09.70 Event 7 - 10000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Rebecca Clark 34:13.93 9 Erin Phelps 34:18.48
Six Noles Post Top 10 Performances at Virginia Challenge.
by Tim Hofmann
April 22, 2022
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. and TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The FSU track and field team had a productive day one at the Virginia Challenge, as six distance runners posted FSU all-time top ten performances Saturday night in Charlottesville, Va.
"I'm really pleased with our performances today," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We always want to lock in a time for regionals, and we did that today along with several FSU top ten performances."
Matthew Owens was the first of six Noles to post a top ten performance Saturday night. Owens clocked a personal best time of 8:51.40 in the 3000m steeplechase. Owen moved to No. 5 on the FSU all-time list just two weeks after his previous personal best at the Florida Relays.
Amanda Beach is quietly having a very productive season for the Noles. After cracking the top ten list in the 10,000m run on Mar. 25 at the Raleigh Relays, Beach posted another top ten time, this time in the 5000m run. Beach moved to No. 9 on the top ten list with a time 16:09.70.
In the men's 10,000m run, the Noles had four athletes entered and all four posted personal bests. Caleb Pottorff (29:09.80) and Silas Griffith (29:10.89) each shattered their previous best and moved to No. 9 and No. 10 on the FSU all-time list. Zach Leachman (29:23.26) and Paul Stafford (31:13.47) also posted personal bests.
Rebecca Clark (34:13.93) and Erin Phelps (34:18.48) were not going to be left out of the fun in the women's 10,000m run. Both runners posted personal bests and are now No. 9 and No. 10 on the school's all-time list.
The Noles had one athlete compete at the Crimson Tide Invitational today in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Megan
Cook competed in the hammer and finished with a throw of 57.85m.
April 23, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. and CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Five athletes competed in four different events for the Florida State track and field team Saturday afternoon at the Crimson Tide Invitational and Virginia Challenge.
In Tuscaloosa, Sara Zabarino posted the best mark of her career in the javelin. Zabarino saved her best throw for last going 54.65m on her last attempt. The mark just outlasted her previous personal best of 54.48m. Zabarino's mark today is the third-best mark in school history and is the 10th-best mark in the NCAA this season.
Amani Heaven had a great day in the shot put, as she shattered her personal record with a throw of 16.03m. Heaven's mark puts her No. 8 on FSU's all-time list in the event and is the fifth-best mark in the ACC this season.
Over in Charlottesville, Ruby Stauber was the lone Nole to compete on Saturday at the Virginia Challenge. Stauber finished fourth in the 800m dash with a time of 2:04.58.
Event 17 - Shot Put ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Amani Heaven 52- 7.25 16.03m Event 18 - Discus ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Amani Heaven 165- 4 50.40m 1 Event 19 - Hammer ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 14 Megan Cook 189- 9 57.85m Event 20 - Javelin ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Sara Zabarino 179- 3 54.65m 5 11 Kelechi Nwanaga 152- 2 46.39m
Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Lauren Ryan 15:30.00 1
Three Noles Snag Individual Titles at UNF on Day One.
April 29, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State track and field team picked up three victories on a windy evening at Hodges Stadium on the campus of North Florida.
"Overall, we had a good day in some tough conditions. We gained some momentum heading into the postseason and continued to rack up some regional marks," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
Jeremiah Davis was the highlight for the Noles. Davis won the long jump with a mark of 7.98m, just 0.01m off his personal best which he set indoors in the 2021 season. Davis bettered his outdoor personal best after going 7.92m at the Tom Jones Memorial two weeks ago. The Noles dominated the long jump event taking three out of the four spots. Jacore Irving finished third with a mark of 7.73m while Isaac Grimes finished right behind him in fourth with a mark of 7.74m.
Sam Field picked up his second victory of the season in the 1500m run. Field took the lead in the last 100 meters and clocked in at 3:46.47 for the win. Humberto Freire (3:48.69) finished fourth while Jacob Holmes finished (3:50.41).
Alyson Churchill had a great race in the women's 5000m run in her first race of the outdoor season. Churchill pulled away from the pack in the final two laps to win the event with a time of 16:16.60.
Edidiong Odiong continued her terrific season for the Noles, as she clocked a personal best 23.03 in the 200m dash into a 1.2 meters per second headwind. Odiong finished as the top collegian and third overall in the event.
In the women's 1500m run, the Noles went 2-3-4 with Ruby Stauber leading the way with a personal best 4:17.88. Stauber was followed closely by Maudie Skyring (4:18.24) and Jen Lima (4:20.09).
James Rivera had a strong showing in the men's 400m hurdles with a time of 51.38 to finish second.
Milton Ingraham posted a runner-up finish in the shot put with a solid mark of 17.03m. Amani Heaven also finished second in the women's shot put with a mark of 15.74m, and Megan Cook finished third in the hammer throw with a toss of 56.46m to round out a solid day for the throwers.
In the men's 200m dash, Alex Collier, a Jacksonville native, gave his hometown a solid showing with a time of 21.01 to finish third among collegians and 10th overall.
In the final event of the night, the Noles took three out of the top six spots in the men's 5000m run. Luke Reid finished second in the event with a personal best time of 14:19.57 while Matthew
Newland (14:28.32) and Anderson Ball (14:36.34) finished fourth and sixth respectively.
April 30, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Trey Cunningham's special year continued Saturday afternoon at Hodges Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla., on the campus of North Florida.
Cunningham climbed the NCAA all-time ranks by running a personal best 13.10 in the 110m hurdles. Cunningham's time is the fastest in the world to date and now puts him No. 4 on the NCAA all-time list. The time also broke his own school record and only seven races have ever been faster in collegiate history. He also sits at No. 40 on the world all-time charts. Cunningham's final race was also the fastest race this early in the season in collegiate history.
Edidiong Odiong continued her breakout season in the 100m dash. Odiong ran a personal best 11.14 in the event to finish second among collegians. Her time puts her No. 3 on FSU's all-time list and No. 15 in the country this season. It is also the top time in the ACC this season.
Alex Collier and Sean Watkins Jr. both had great races in the men's 400m dash. Collier, the Jacksonville native, shattered his personal best, clocking in at 46.27 to finish as the top collegian. Watkins Jr. also ran a personal best to finish right behind Collier at 46.49.
In the field events, Kelechi Nwanaga led the way with another javelin title. Nwanaga won the event with a throw of 53.43m.
Jeremiah Davis continued his successful weekend with a second-place finish in the triple jump with a mark of 15.62m.
Milton Ingraham finished second in the discus with a throw of 55.78m.
Sukeil Foucha ran a personal best in the 800m run to finish fourth in the event.
Event 1 - 100 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 4 Edidiong Odiong 11.14 2 11 Ka'tia Seymour 11.43 Event 2 - 200 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Edidiong Odiong 23.03 3 8 Savy'on Toombs 23.76 14 Ashley Seymour 23.97 15 Ka'tia Seymour 24.01 Event 3 - 400 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 29 Michelle Petit-Pointe 57.52 Event 5 - 1500 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Ruby Stauber 4:17.88 4 3 Maudie Skyring 4:18.24 3 4 Jenn Lima 4:20.09 2 42 Gabriella Morris 5:06.68 45 Katie Hibbard 5:11.71 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Alyson Churchill 16:16.60 5 9 Riley Bahr 17:31.67 10 Dani Thompson 17:36.01 16 Evie McIver 17:57.64 20 Rachel Johnson 18:15.47 24 Lauren Bing 19:09.00 25 Maria O'Malley 19:47.95 26 Grace O'Malley 20:01.10 27 Isabella Timiraos 20:10.48 Event 8 - 100 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 22 Jazmine Tilmon 14.59 Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Ava Klein 1:00.41 Event 17 - Shot Put ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Amani Heaven 51- 7.75 15.74m 4 Event 18 - Discus ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 9 Amani Heaven 159- 3 48.54m Event 19 - Hammer ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Megan Cook 185- 3 56.46m 3 Event 20 - Javelin ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Kelechi Nwanaga 175- 3 53.43m 5
Three Noles Crowned ACC Champions on Day One of ACC Championships.
May 12, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
DURHAM, N.C. - The Florida State track and field team got off to a terrific start Thursday at the ACC Outdoor Championships. Isaac Grimes (long jump), Lauren Ryan (10,000m run) and Ahmed Muhumed (10,000m run) each took home ACC titles on the first day of competition. The men currently lead the team standings with 33 points while the women are fourth with 24 points.
Grimes led a trio of FSU jumpers in the long jump competition. The Noles went first, second and fourth in the event to score 23 points in a single event. Grimes won the event with a season-best and facility record mark of 8.05m. Jeremiah Davis finished second with a mark of 7.96m and Jacore Irving finished fourth with a personal best mark of 7.83m.
The distance group shined late into the night, as Lauren Ryan ran away with the 10,000m run title by nearly 26 seconds. This was the first time Ryan has ran the 10,000m run in competition and moved to No. 3 on FSU's all-time list with a time of 32:56.53.
Ahmed Muhumed used a 56 second final 400 meters in the 10,000m run to take the title in a downpour. Muhumed broke the meet record with a time of 28:48.69 to move to No. 6 all-time in FSU history. This was Muhumed's first ACC title, and he is the first Nole to win an ACC title in the 10,000m run since Breandan O'Reilly in 2013.
Sara Zabarino broke the school record in the javelin with a mark of 55.66m to finish second in the event. Kelechi Nwanaga finished third with a mark of 52.10m.
In preliminary action, Edidiong Odiong ran a phenomenal 200m dash, clocking a personal best 22.83 to move to No. 8 on FSU's all-time list and take the top qualifying time into Saturday's final race.
In the 400m hurdles, Ava Klein (1:00.87) advanced to the finals on the women's side while James Rivera (52.02) also advanced to Saturday's final.
In the men's 200m dash, Amir Willis qualified with a time of 20.76. Maudie Skyring (4:22.66) and Jen Lima (4:23.16) each advanced to the final in the women's 1500m run. Sam Field (3:49.69) advanced to the final as well.
Riley Ott competed in the first five events of the decathlon and posted personal bests in three of those events. He currently sits in third with a score of 3865.
May 13, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
DURHAM, N.C - The Florida State track and field team put together great performances on both the track and the field on day two of the ACC Outdoor Championships in Durham, N.C. The men are on top of the team standings with 50 points while the women are in eighth with 24 points.
"I'm really pleased with how we are performing so far. We are just feeding off each other in each event," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We had a great day of qualifying. We've put ourselves in really good position for tomorrow, and I couldn't be more pleased."
Riley Ott kicked things off on Friday with a gutsy performance in the decathlon. Ott posted personal bests in the 110m hurdles (15.44), the discus throw (32.14m), the javelin throw (51.05m) and the 1500m run (4:40.21) in route to a personal best score of 7105 points to earn him third. His score puts him No. 6 on the FSU all-time list.
After finishing second in the long jump yesterday, Jeremiah Davis continued his success in the triple jump with a personal best mark of 16.16m to take third. Jacore Irving finished sixth in the event with a mark of 15.38m.
Amani Heaven had a great day in the shot put tossing a personal best 16.35m to take fifth in the event. It was the highest placing of her career, and it moved her to fourth all-time in FSU history.
Milton Ingraham also had a good day in the shot put with a season-best mark of 17.80m to finish seventh in the shot put.
Trey Cunningham shined again in the 110m hurdle preliminary race with a time of 13.13, the 10th-fastest time in NCAA history to secure the top qualifying spot in the event.
The Noles had a great day in the short sprints putting seven athletes in the 100m finals on the men's and women's side. Jo'Vaughn Martin (10.19), Amir Willis (10.36) and Taylor Banks (10.41) all qualified on the men's side, while Edidiong Odiong (11.20), Ka'Tia Seymour (11.31) and Ashley Seymour (11.46) each advanced to the 100m finals. Martin and Odiong each clocked the top qualifying times.
Sean Watkins Jr. (45.95), Alex Collier (46.03) and DaeQwan Butler (46.13) each had great races in the 400m dash to take the first, second and fourth qualifying spots in the event.
Ruby Stauber clocked the top qualifying time in the 800m run with a time of 2:05.28.
May 14, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
DURHAM, N.C. - The Florida State men's track and field team put together one of the most dominant performances in ACC history in route to their second-straight ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championship.
The Noles scored 149 points, the most since the league expanded to 15 teams, and won by 56 points, the largest margin of victory since league expansion. The women's team finished third with 99 points. Jeremiah Davis (men's field) and Edidiong Odiong (women's track) were each named Most Valuable Performers which is given the athlete who scored the most points throughout the championship.
"It takes everyone to accomplish something like this. Coaches, support staff, trainers, massage therapists and administration, everyone is a part of this," Head Coach Bob Braman said. "We didn't miss much. We had a great meet. I'm so proud of both our men and women of how they competed."
The Noles crowned seven individual ACC champions on the final day of competition along with a women's 4x100m relay title. Trey Cunningham (110m Hurdles), DaeQwan Butler (400m Dash), Edidiong Odiong (100m Dash; 200m Dash), Jo'Vaughn Martin (100m Dash), Ruby Stauber (800m Run) and James Rivera (400m Hurdles) each captured individual titles. All but Cunningham picked up their first ACC outdoor titles of their career. The women's 4x100m relay of Odiong, Savy'on Toombs, Ka'Tia Seymour and Ashley Seymour combined to post a meet record 43.16 in the 4x100m relay to start the championship onslaught for the Noles.
The Noles best event of the day came in the 100m dash where the Noles went first, third, fourth and fifth in the event led by Martin, Amir Willis, Don'dre Swint and Taylor Banks.
Adriaan Wildschutt finished second in the 5000m run with an outdoor personal best time of 13:28.03.
Maudie Skyring tied her personal best of 4:09.83 in the 1500m run to finish second in the event.
Sean Watkins Jr. ran another personal best in the 400m dash to finish third with a time of 45.74.
In Saturday's field events, Amani Heaven (54.41m) posted a personal best in the discus to finish second while Milton Ingraham posted a season-best mark of 58.47m to finish fourth.
The Noles will now await to see who will be chosen for the NCAA East Preliminaries in Bloomington, Indiana. The top 48 athletes in each event from the east region will qualify for the preliminaries.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Edidiong Odiong 11.05 10
5 Ka'tia Seymour 11.31 4
8 Ashley Seymour 11.46 1
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Edidiong Odiong 22.64 10
13 Ashley Seymour 23.70w
15 Ka'tia Seymour 23.73w
19 Savy'on Toombs 24.09w
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ruby Stauber 2:03.68 10
21 Yasmine Abbes 2:11.37
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Maudie Skyring 4:09.83 8
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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7 Alyson Churchill 16:06.94 2
Event 6 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results
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12 Jenn Lima 4:21.13
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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16 Amanda Beach 16:27.26
Event 6 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results
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18 Yasmine Abbes 4:23.08
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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28 Rebecca Clark 16:49.88
31 Caitlin Wilkey 16:59.79
Event 7 - 10000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Lauren Ryan 32:56.53 10
18 Erin Phelps 35:31.70
Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Ava Klein 59.49 4
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Relay Team A 43.16 10
1) Edidiong Odiong
2) Savy'on Toombs
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Ashley Seymour
Event 12 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Relay Team A 3:41.47 4
1) Ava Klein
2) Savy'on Toombs
3) Ashley Seymour
4) Ka'tia Seymour
Event 17 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Amani Heaven 53- 7.75 16.35m 4
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Amani Heaven 178- 6 54.41m 8
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Sara Zabarino 182- 7 55.66m 8
3 Kelechi Nwanaga 170-11 52.10m 6
Davis, Grimes and Wildschutt Punch Tickets to NCAA Championship.
May 25, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Three Noles punched their tickets to Eugene, Ore., for the NCAA Outdoor Championships Wednesday at the NCAA East Preliminary in Bloomington, Ind.
"We had a really good start to the week. This meet is all about surviving and advancing, and we had a lot of guys move onto their respective quarterfinal races on Friday, and obviously had three guys who secured their spot in Oregon," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
Jeremiah Davis and Isaac Grimes were the first duo to punch their tickets with solid performances in the long jump. Davis had a mark of 7.75m while Grimes posted 7.71m to finish sixth and seventh respectively.
Adriaan Wildschutt ended the night with another great performance in the 10,000m run. Wildschutt finished second in the event with a time of 28:28.86 to punch his ticket to Eugene.
The Noles had three entries in the 100m dash and all three of them are moving onto Friday's quarterfinal race. Jo'Vaughn Martin ran a season-best 10.05 to finish third among qualifiers while Don'dre Swint ran a personal best 10.14 to finish eighth. Taylor Banks also ran a personal best 10.17 to finish 14th.
In the men's 400m dash, Sean Watkins Jr. (46.18) and DaeQwan Butler (46.84) each advanced to Friday's quarterfinal race.
James Rivera ran a gritty race in the rain in the 400m hurdles to qualify for the quarterfinal race. Rivera clocked a time of 51.50 to finish second in his
heat.
May 26, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Florida State track and field team punched two more tickets to the NCAA Outdoor Championships Thursday afternoon at the NCAA East Preliminary in Bloomington, Ind.
"Our ladies had a really good day today. Obviously, the highlight was our two javelin throwers punching their ticket, but our sprinters had a fantastic day along with solid performances from Ruby [Stauber] and Maudie [Skyring]."
Kelechi Nwanaga and Sara Zabarino will return to Eugene in the javelin after they each posted a top five finish in the event. Nwanaga posted a solid mark on her first of three throws with a mark of 54.72m to finish second. That mark was Nwanga's best mark since Mar. 24 at the FSU Relays where she threw a personal best 55.06m. Zabarino posted a solid mark of 52.16m to finish fifth in the event.
The Noles had a great day of qualifying on the track. Edidiong Odiong, Ashley Seymour and Ka'Tia Seymour each qualified for Saturday's quarterfinal in the 100m dash. Odiong ran 11.28 to win her heat and clocked the seventh-best time of the day. Ka'Tia Seymour ran a season-best 11.32, and Ashley Seymour ran a personal best 11.43 to each solidify their spots in Saturday's quarterfinal. Odiong (22.65) and Ka'Tia Seymour (23.26) finished fifth and 20th, respectively to advance to the quarterfinals of the 200m dash.
Skyring ran a 4:17.43 in the 1500m run, and Stauber ran a 2:05.06 in the 800m to move on to Saturday's
quarterfinal race.
May 27, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Florida State men's track and field team put together some phenomenal performances on their final day of competition at the NCAA East Preliminary in Bloomington, Ind. A total of eight Noles and two relay teams will be headed to Eugene, Ore. for the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
"I was really pleased with our performances today," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "The 4x100m relay got us off to a great start with a really good time on a wet track on a cold night, and we had some guys gut it out to punch their ticket to nationals. We have set ourselves up really well to compete for a title in Eugene."
The 4x100m relay started the night off with a bang as Taylor Banks, Amir Willis, Don'dre Swint and Jo'Vaughn Martin combined to run 38.51 on a cold and wet night. That time is No. 2 in the NCAA this season, was a meet record and also put the group No. 2 of FSU's all-time list.
Trey Cunningham put together one of the most special performances in 110m hurdle history. Cunningham reclaimed the fastest time in the world with a new personal best 13.07 into 1.5m/s headwind. According to the USTFCCCA, only five athletes in world history have run the 110m hurdles faster into a headwind, and Cunningham's time was the third-fastest in world history into a headwind of 1.5m/s or stronger. Cunningham now has the fifth-fastest time in NCAA history.
In the triple jump, Jeremiah Davis and Jacore Irving solidified their spots at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Davis jumped 15.99m while Irving posted a season-best mark of 15.84m.
In the 100m dash, Banks and Martin ran 10.17 and 10.18, respectively to move on to the semifinals in Eugene in the event.
The Noles ended the night with the 5000m run and the 4x400m relay and will have representatives at Hayward Field in both events. Adriaan Wildschutt (13:39.33) finished fifth overall, and Ahmed Muhumed (13:44.42) finished 12th to become the first pair in school history to advance to the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 5000m run.
In the 4x400m
relay, Sean Watkins Jr., Willis, James Rivera and DaeQwan Butler combined to run 3:05.33 to finish third in their heat and secure and automatic spot into the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
May 28, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Amani Heaven, Edidiong Odiong and the women's 4x100m relay each punched their tickets to the NCAA Outdoor Championships on the final day of competition of the NCAA East Preliminary in Bloomington, Ind.
After missing a ticket to the NCAA Championships by just 0.16m in the shot put on Wednesday, Heaven bounced back in the discus with a mark of 52.78m. Heaven was in the second of three flights and held on for a ninth-place finish en route to her first-ever NCAA Outdoor Championship appearance.
The women's 4x100m relay of Odiong, Savy'on Toombs, Ka'Tia Seymour and Ashley Seymour continue to scorch the track with a time of 43.46, the sixth-best time of the day.
Odiong continued her dominant season in the 100m and 200m dashes. Odiong advanced to Eugene in both events with times of 11.25 and 22.72, respectively. This is the first time Odiong has advanced to the NCAA Outdoor Championships as an individual. Odiong was a member of the 4x100m relay team that finished fifth in the nation last season.
In total, the Noles will have 17 total entries (13 men's entries, 4 women's entries) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore., June 8-11.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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8 Edidiong Odiong 11.25 1
13 Ka'tia Seymour 11.32 prelims
18 Ashley Seymour 11.43 prelims
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Edidiong Odiong 22.65 4
20 Ka'tia Seymour 23.26
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results
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15 Ruby Stauber 2:04.74
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results
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24 Maudie Skyring 4:17.43 prelims
27 Jenn Lima 4:18.72
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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16 Lauren Ryan 16:06.23
31 Alyson Churchill 16:23.65
33 Amanda Beach 16:28.78
Event 7 - 10000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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21 Lauren Ryan 35:14.28
26 Amanda Beach 35:29.63
37 Erin Phelps 36:16.79
38 Rebecca Clark 36:23.48
Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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39 Ava Klein 1:01.21
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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6 Relay Team A 43.46 3
1) Edidiong Odiong
2) Savy'on Toombs
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Ashley Seymour
Event 17 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results
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14 Amani Heaven 53- 7.50 16.34m
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results
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9 Amani Heaven 173- 2 52.78m
Event 19 - Hammer
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Place Name Results
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45 Megan Cook 166- 3 50.67m
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Kelechi Nwanaga 179- 6 54.72m 8
5 Sara Zabarino 171- 1 52.16m 4
Event 5 - 1500 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Maudie Skyring 4:08.15
Davis, Grimes and Wildschutt Garner Podium Finishes at NCAA Championships.
June 8, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
EUGENE, Ore. - The Florida State track and field team scored 16 points and earned three podium finishes on the first day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. After two events scored, the Noles currently sit in second in the team standings.
Jeremiah Davis and Isaac Grimes put on a show in the long jump that ended in a thrilling but heartbreaking finish for the Seminoles. On his fifth jump, Davis jumped a personal best 8.00m to move him into first, and Grimes followed him with a mark of 7.97m to move him into second. Davis had the lead into the final jump but Wayne Pinnock from Tennessee tied his mark of 8.00m and won the event thanks to having a second-best jump. Grimes would finish third. Davis and Grimes became the first long jump duo in school history to garner First Team All-America honors.
Adriaan Wildschutt continued his illustrious career with the Seminoles with another podium finish in the 10,000m run. Wildschutt ran 28:28.18 to finish seventh to earn his second-straight First Team All-America honor in the event.
Trey Cunningham and Jo'Vaughn Martin each punched their ticket to championship Friday in their respective events. Cunningham cruised to win his heat in the 110m hurdles with a time of 13.21 to take the top qualify time 0.12 seconds. The championship race will begin at 9:42 p.m.
Martin had a very impressive heat in a stacked 100m dash clocking the
second-fastest time in the qualifying round with a time of 10.10. Martin will go for a national title at 9:52 p.m. on Friday night.
June 9, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
EUGENE, Ore. - Sara Zabarino led the way for the Noles earning First-Team All-America honors in the javelin on the second day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore.
"I thought we competed really well today. We had a school record in the 4x100m relay and two No. 2 FSU all-time performances with Blessing and Sara. We have the opportunity to put it together and maybe get to top 10 or top 15 team performance on Saturday," Head Coach Bob Braman said.
Zabarino shined under the bright lights of Hayward Field Thursday night. Zabarino threw 55.61m on her third throw of the day to finish fifth. Zabarino now holds the top two marks in school history as she broke the school record at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a mark of 55.66m. This is the first time Zabarino has earned First-Team All-America honors after she earned honorable mention last season in the event. Kelechi Nwanaga earned All-America status as well, as she finished 11th with a mark of 53.37m.
The 4x100m relay began the night off with a bang with a record-breaking performance. Edidiong Odiong, Savy'on Toombs, Ka'Tia Seymour and Ashley Seymour combined to break the ACC record and the 29-year-old school record with a time of 42.78. The Noles had the fifth-fastest time of the three heats and finished second in their heat to automatically qualify for the finals.
Odiong climbed the record books again in the 200m dash, but more importantly, she qualified for the finals in the event. Odiong ran a personal best
22.43 to finish as the sixth-best qualifier among the three heats. Odiong's time is now No. 2 all-time in FSU history.
June 10, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
EUGENE, Ore. - Trey Cunningham left his stamp on Florida State history Friday night securing his first 110m hurdle national title with the second-fastest time in NCAA history. The Noles posted their best finish since 2012 with 33 points to finish in on the podium in fourth place.
"We got a lot better throughout the year, and we finally got back to the podium for the first time in a long time. We left some points out there, but I'm very proud of our group," Head Coach Bob Braman.
Cunningham put his mark on the record books again with a 13.00 on his way to a national title. Cunningham battled LSU's Eric Edwards Jr. through eight hurdles but he pulled away to become FSU's first national champion in the 110m hurdles. Cunningham became one of just three athletes in NCAA history to run 13.00 or faster. Cunningham is now tied for the second-fastest time in NCAA history and moved to No. 23 on the all-time world list.
"Me and Coach Kane had a word for they year at that was Fruition. I've been here now for five years.I had only been to the NCAA Outdoor Championships once. We stuck with it and finally got it done," Cunningham told ESPN after his race.
Jo'Vaughn Martin earned First-Team All-America honors for the second time in as many years in the 100m dash. He finished fourth on Friday night with a time of 10.09.
Jeremiah Davis earned his second podium finish of the week with a solid performance in the triple jump. Davis jumped 16.13m to finish seventh in the event.
Ahmed Muhumed and
Adriaan Wildschutt each earned Second-Team All-America honors in the 5000m run. Muhumed finished 14th with a time of 13:36.40 while Wildschutt finished 16th with a time of 13:37.60.
June 11, 2022
by Tim Hofmann
EUGENE, Ore. - Edidiong Odiong and the 4x100m relay of Odiong, Savy'on Toombs, Ka'Tia Seymour and Ashley Seymour each posted podium finishes on the final day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore.
The new ACC and school record holders finished fifth in the finals of the 4x100m relay with a time of 43.18. This is the fourth-straight year that the Noles have earned First-Team All-America status in the event.
Odiong picked up her third All-America performance of the week in the 200m dash. Odiong finished seventh in the event with a time of 22.70 to end her career with the Seminoles.
Amani Heaven concluded her fabulous season in the discus with a 16th-place finish with a throw 52.24m. This outdoor season, Heaven became a first-time scorer at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a runner-up finish at the championships. She also became a first time qualifier for these NCAA Outdoor Championships and is just the 11th Nole in school history to earn All-America status in the event.
Overall, the women ended the meet with 10 points and 25th in the team standings. The women tabbed six first or second team All-America performances while the men had nine first and second team All-America performances.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results
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11 Edidiong Odiong 11.16
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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7 Edidiong Odiong 22.43 2 prelims
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Relay Team A 42.78 4 prelims
1) Edidiong Odiong
2) Savy'on Toombs
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Ashley Seymour
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results
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16 Amani Heaven 171- 5 52.24m
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Sara Zabarino 182- 5 55.61m 4
11 Kelechi Nwanaga 175- 1 53.37m
2022 EOY Stats
Yasmine Abbes Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational Mile Run (I) 4 2.00 4:53.95 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship Mile Run (I) 16 0.00 4:50.33 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 2 4.00 4:30.36 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 1500 Meters 15 0.00 4:27.10 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 1500 Meters 23 0.00 4:24.31 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 800 Meters 21 0.00 2:11.37 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 18 0.00 4:23.08 6.00 Riley Bahr Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 3000 Meters (I) 7 0.00 10:06.49 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Mile Run (I) 17 0.00 5:03.73 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 21 0.00 9:59.25 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic 3000 Meters 1 5.00 9:59.03 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 2 4.00 17:12.81 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 5000 Meters 32 0.00 17:16.79 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 9 0.00 17:31.67 9.00 Amanda Beach Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 6 0.00 9:27.28 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 5000 Meters (I) 1 5.00 16:31.29 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 15 0.00 9:34.26 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 18 0.00 16:48.39 03/25/2022 Raleigh Relays 10000 Meters 10 0.00 33:40.08 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 5000 Meters 17 0.00 16:09.70 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 16 0.00 16:27.26 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 5000 Meters 33 0.00 16:28.78 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 10000 Meters 26 0.00 35:29.63 5.00 Rebecca Bergnes Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 20 0.00 9:55.96 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic 3000 Meters 6 0.00 10:15.89 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 1 5.00 17:11.81 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 5000 Meters 38 0.00 17:31.02 5.00 Lauren Bing Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 7 0.00 18:44.08 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 24 0.00 19:09.00 0.00 Kaley Boethig Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 10 0.00 19:27.55 0.00 Lindsay Boethig Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 14 0.00 19:57.39 0.00 Jacoria Burton Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 60 Meters (I) 33 0.00 7.84 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 60 Meters (I) 46 0.00 8.00 0.00 Melanie Castro Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 3000 Meters (I) 26 0.00 11:16.20 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic 3000 Meters 18 0.00 11:01.14 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 8 0.00 18:47.86 0.00 Alyson Churchill Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Mile Run (I) 3 3.00 4:37.41 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 2 4.00 9:09.73 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Distance Medley Relay (I) 1 1.25 11:31.37 02/12/2022 David Hemery Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 7 0.00 9:08.09 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 1 5.00 16:16.60 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 7 2.00 16:06.94 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 5000 Meters 31 0.00 16:23.65 15.25 Rebecca Clark Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 9 0.00 9:39.01 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 5000 Meters (I) 2 4.00 16:43.92 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 22 0.00 9:42.86 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 19 0.00 16:51.94 03/25/2022 Raleigh Relays 10000 Meters 26 0.00 34:23.74 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 10000 Meters 7 0.00 34:13.93 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 28 0.00 16:49.88 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 10000 Meters 38 0.00 36:23.48 4.00 Megan Cook Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener Weight Throw (I) 4 2.00 16.75m 54-11.50 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite Weight Throw (I) 8 0.00 16.89m 55- 5 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational Weight Throw (I) 6 0.00 17.10m 56- 1.25 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship Weight Throw (I) 9 0.00 17.82m 58- 5.75 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic Hammer 3 3.00 56.34m 184-10 03/25/2022 FSU Relays Hammer 1 5.00 61.25m 200-11 04/02/2022 Florida Relays Hammer 18 0.00 57.70m 189- 4 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial Hammer 9 0.00 59.97m 196- 9 04/23/2022 Crimson Tide Invitational Hammer 14 0.00 57.85m 189- 9 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational Hammer 3 3.00 56.46m 185- 3 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries Hammer 45 0.00 50.67m 166- 3 13.00 Elizabeth Funderburk Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 10 0.00 9:40.04 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 5000 Meters (I) 3 3.00 16:48.60 03/25/2022 Raleigh Relays 10000 Meters 63 0.00 35:37.44 3.00 Amani Heaven Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite Shot Put (I) 6 0.00 14.12m 46- 4 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Shot Put (I) 4 2.00 15.59m 51- 1.75 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational Shot Put (I) 4 2.00 15.30m 50- 2.50 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship Shot Put (I) 6 3.00 15.69m 51- 5.75 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic Shot Put 3 3.00 14.79m 48- 6.25 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic Discus 2 4.00 52.04m 170- 9 03/25/2022 FSU Relays Shot Put 1 5.00 15.36m 50- 4.75 03/25/2022 FSU Relays Discus 1 5.00 50.48m 165- 7 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial Shot Put 14 0.00 14.45m 47- 5 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial Discus 6 0.00 52.17m 171- 2 04/23/2022 Crimson Tide Invitational Shot Put 7 0.00 16.03m 52- 7.25 04/23/2022 Crimson Tide Invitational Discus 5 1.00 50.40m 165- 4 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational Shot Put 2 4.00 15.74m 51- 7.75 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational Discus 9 0.00 48.54m 159- 3 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship Shot Put 5 4.00 16.35m 53- 7.75 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship Discus 2 8.00 54.41m 178- 6 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries Shot Put 14 0.00 16.34m 53- 7.50 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries Discus 9 0.00 52.78m 173- 2 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship Discus 16 0.00 52.24m 171- 5 41.00 Katie Hibbard Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 11 0.00 5:08.88 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 1500 Meters 28 0.00 5:02.35 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 45 0.00 5:11.71 0.00 Rachel Johnson Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic 3000 Meters 15 0.00 10:54.74 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 9 0.00 5:03.92 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 6 0.00 18:24.78 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 5000 Meters 5 1.00 18:29.12 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 20 0.00 18:15.47 1.00 Ava Klein Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 600 Meters (I) 13 0.00 1:38.66 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 400 Meters (I) 13 0.00 57.29 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 5 0.25 3:43.22 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 800 Meters (I) 20 0.00 2:18.61 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Distance Medley Relay (I) 1 1.25 11:31.37 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 400 Meters (I) 40 0.00 56.65 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 400 Meters (I) 29 0.00 57.51 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 9 0.00 3:44.25 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 400 Meter Hurdles 1 5.00 59.77 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 4x400-Meter Relay 1 1.25 3:46.60 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 400 Meter Hurdles 23 0.00 1:00.17 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 400 Meters 40 0.00 57.34 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 400 Meter Hurdles 15 0.00 1:00.52 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 400 Meter Hurdles 6 0.00 1:00.41 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 400 Meter Hurdles 5 4.00 59.49 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay 5 1.00 3:41.47 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 400 Meter Hurdles 39 0.00 1:01.21 12.75 Jenn Lima Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Mile Run (I) 5 1.00 4:48.10 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Distance Medley Relay (I) 1 1.25 11:31.37 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational Mile Run (I) 1 5.00 4:50.53 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship Mile Run (I) 11 0.00 4:47.04 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 28 0.00 9:45.94 03/25/2022 Raleigh Relays 5000 Meters 87 0.00 16:59.68 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 1500 Meters 6 0.00 4:18.86 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 1500 Meters 25 0.00 4:28.44 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 4 2.00 4:20.09 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 12 0.00 4:21.13 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 1500 Meters 27 0.00 4:18.72 9.25 Nicole McConnell Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic 1500 Meters 5 1.00 4:54.92 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 10 0.00 5:06.07 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 1500 Meters 40 0.00 4:51.90 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 1500 Meters 26 0.00 4:57.71 1.00 Evie McIver Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 3000 Meters (I) 10 0.00 10:17.89 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 26 0.00 10:17.56 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic 3000 Meters 8 0.00 10:17.78 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 3 3.00 17:38.60 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 5000 Meters 2 4.00 17:54.59 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 16 0.00 17:57.64 7.00 Gabriella Morris Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 12 0.00 5:11.26 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 42 0.00 5:06.68 0.00 Kelechi Nwanaga Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic Javelin 1 5.00 52.84m 173- 4 03/25/2022 FSU Relays Javelin 1 5.00 55.06m 180- 8 04/02/2022 Florida Relays Javelin 3 3.00 51.77m 169-10 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial Javelin 5 1.00 51.98m 170- 6 04/23/2022 Crimson Tide Invitational Javelin 11 0.00 46.39m 152- 2 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational Javelin 1 5.00 53.43m 175- 3 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship Javelin 3 6.00 52.10m 170-11 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries Javelin 2 8.00 54.72m 179- 6 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship Javelin 11 0.00 53.37m 175- 1 33.00 Grace O'Malley Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 12 0.00 19:48.51 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 26 0.00 20:01.10 0.00 Maria O'Malley Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 13 0.00 19:48.55 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 25 0.00 19:47.95 0.00 Edidiong Odiong Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 60 Meters (I) 2 4.00 7.45 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 200 Meters (I) 1 5.00 23.34 01/29/2022 Texas Tech Invitational 60 Meters (I) 0.00 7.32 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 2 8.00 7.23 prelims 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 200 Meters (I) 1 10.00 23.36 03/12/2022 NCAA Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 16 0.00 7.52 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 100 Meters 1 5.00 11.28 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 200 Meters 5 1.00 23.15 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 100 Meters 5 1.00 11.22 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 200 Meters 9 0.00 23.32 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 4x100-Meter Relay 6 0.00 43.85 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 100 Meters 4 2.00 11.14 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 200 Meters 3 3.00 23.03 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 1 10.00 11.05 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 1 10.00 22.64 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 43.16 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 100 Meters 8 1.00 11.25 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 200 Meters 5 4.00 22.65 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 4x100-Meter Relay 6 0.75 43.46 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 11 0.00 11.16 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 7 2.00 22.43 prelims 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 5 1.00 42.78 70.25 Morgan Palmer Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 3000 Meters (I) 24 0.00 10:52.86 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic 3000 Meters 16 0.00 10:54.94 0.00 Michelle Petit-Pointe Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 3 0.75 3:50.74 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 400 Meters (I) 17 0.00 59.42 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 400 Meters (I) 33 0.00 58.80 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 400 Meters 39 0.00 57.32 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 400 Meters 29 0.00 57.52 0.75 Erin Phelps Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 5000 Meters (I) 4 2.00 16:59.61 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 32 0.00 9:51.17 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 25 0.00 17:23.91 03/25/2022 Raleigh Relays 10000 Meters 41 0.00 34:57.30 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 10000 Meters 9 0.00 34:18.48 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 10000 Meters 18 0.00 35:31.70 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 10000 Meters 37 0.00 36:16.79 2.00 Lauren Ryan Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/04/2021 Sharon Colyear-Danville Opener 5000 Meters (I) 9 0.00 15:40.40 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite Mile Run (I) 1 5.00 4:38.60 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Mile Run (I) 2 4.00 4:36.76 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 1 5.00 9:07.19 02/12/2022 David Hemery Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 2 4.00 8:47.88 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship Mile Run (I) 3 6.00 4:37.35 03/12/2022 NCAA Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 4 5.00 9:01.37 03/18/2022 World Indoor Championships 3000 Meters (I) 19 0.00 9:13.93 04/29/2022 Payton Jordan Invitational 5000 Meters 5 1.00 15:30.00 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 10000 Meters 1 10.00 32:56.53 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 5000 Meters 16 0.00 16:06.23 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 10000 Meters 21 0.00 35:14.28 40.00 Ashley Seymour Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 60 Meters (I) 3 3.00 7.50 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 200 Meters (I) 1 5.00 24.18 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 3 0.75 3:50.74 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 60 Meters (I) 17 0.00 7.58 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 200 Meters (I) 14 0.00 24.65 01/29/2022 Texas Tech Invitational 60 Meters (I) 11 0.00 7.52 01/29/2022 Texas Tech Invitational 200 Meters (I) 11 0.00 24.28 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 12 0.00 7.47 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 200 Meters (I) 16 0.00 24.56 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 9 0.00 3:44.25 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 100 Meters 4 2.00 11.57 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 200 Meters 12 0.00 23.45 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 100 Meters 19 0.00 11.64 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 4x100-Meter Relay 6 0.00 43.85 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 200 Meters 14 0.00 23.97 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 8 1.00 11.46 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 13 0.00 23.70w 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 43.16 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay 5 1.00 3:41.47 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 100 Meters 18 0.00 11.43 prelims 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 4x100-Meter Relay 6 0.75 43.46 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 5 1.00 42.78 17.00 Ka'tia Seymour Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 200 Meters (I) 4 2.00 23.69 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 5 0.25 3:43.22 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 60 Meters (I) 6 0.00 7.40 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 200 Meters (I) 19 0.00 23.84 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 9 0.00 7.39 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 200 Meters (I) 9 0.00 24.19 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 9 0.00 3:44.25 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 100 Meters 2 4.00 11.47 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 4x400-Meter Relay 1 1.25 3:46.60 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 200 Meters 16 0.00 23.55 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 200 Meters 10 0.00 23.34w 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 4x100-Meter Relay 6 0.00 43.85 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 100 Meters 11 0.00 11.43 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 200 Meters 15 0.00 24.01 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 5 4.00 11.31 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 15 0.00 23.73w 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 43.16 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay 5 1.00 3:41.47 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 100 Meters 13 0.00 11.32 prelims 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 200 Meters 20 0.00 23.26 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 4x100-Meter Relay 6 0.75 43.46 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 5 1.00 42.78 16.75 Maudie Skyring Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Mile Run (I) 1 5.00 4:36.75 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet 3000 Meters (I) 5 1.00 9:21.09 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 1500 Meters 14 0.00 4:19.62 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 3 3.00 4:18.24 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 2 8.00 4:09.83 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 1500 Meters 24 0.00 4:17.43 prelims 06/05/2022 Music City Track Carnival 1500 Meters 7 0.00 4:08.15 17.00 Ruby Stauber Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 800 Meters (I) 3 3.00 2:07.68 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 5 0.25 3:43.22 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 800 Meters (I) 2 4.00 2:04.51 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 800 Meters (I) 2 8.00 2:04.31 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 9 0.00 3:44.25 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 1 5.00 4:21.55 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 4x400-Meter Relay 1 1.25 3:46.60 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 800 Meters 4 2.00 2:03.54 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 800 Meters 4 2.00 2:04.58 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 2 4.00 4:17.88 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 800 Meters 1 10.00 2:03.68 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 800 Meters 15 0.00 2:04.74 39.50 Kaia Stevenson Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 3000 Meters (I) 27 0.00 11:55.37 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 8 0.00 5:01.05 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 1500 Meters 29 0.00 5:06.47 0.00 Alonie Sutton Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener Long Jump (I) 3 3.00 5.91m 19- 4.75 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener Triple Jump (I) 1 5.00 12.86m 42- 2.25 01/29/2022 Texas Tech Invitational Long Jump (I) 5 1.00 6.10m 20- 0.25 01/29/2022 Texas Tech Invitational Triple Jump (I) 4 2.00 12.77m 41-10.75 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational Long Jump (I) 18 0.00 5.77m 18-11.25 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational Triple Jump (I) 11 0.00 12.60m 41- 4.25 02/18/2022 South Carolina Indoor Open Triple Jump (I) 1 5.00 12.75m 41-10 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 5 4.00 6.11m 20- 0.50 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 5 4.00 12.72m 41- 8.75 24.00 Dani Thompson Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic 3000 Meters 11 0.00 10:23.96 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 4 2.00 17:41.22 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 5000 Meters 1 5.00 17:47.57 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 10 0.00 17:36.01 7.00 Jazmine Tilmon Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 100 Meter Hurdles 22 0.00 14.59 0.00 Isabella Timiraos Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 9 0.00 19:11.62 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 27 0.00 20:10.48 0.00 Savy'on Toombs Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 300 Meters (I) 3 3.00 38.74 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 3 0.75 3:50.74 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 400 Meters (I) 5 1.00 55.67 01/15/2022 Clemson Invite 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 5 0.25 3:43.22 01/29/2022 Texas Tech Invitational 200 Meters (I) 6 0.00 24.04 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 4x400-Meter Relay 1 1.25 3:46.60 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 200 Meters 29T 0.00 23.82 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 200 Meters 25 0.00 23.73 04/16/2022 Tom Jones Memorial 4x100-Meter Relay 6 0.00 43.85 04/30/2022 UNF Invitational 200 Meters 8 0.00 23.76 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 19 0.00 24.09w 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 43.16 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay 5 1.00 3:41.47 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries 4x100-Meter Relay 6 0.75 43.46 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 5 1.00 42.78 11.50 Caitlin Wilkey Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Mile Run (I) 9 0.00 4:54.40 01/29/2022 Bob Pollock Meet Distance Medley Relay (I) 1 1.25 11:31.37 02/12/2022 Tyson Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 2 4.00 9:48.63 02/26/2022 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 23 0.00 9:43.19 03/25/2022 Raleigh Relays 5000 Meters 50 1.00 16:38.54 04/02/2022 Florida Relays 1500 Meters 20 0.00 4:30.12 04/23/2022 Virginia Challenge 5000 Meters 18 0.00 16:35.68 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 31 0.00 16:59.79 6.25 Amelia Wondracek Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/25/2022 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 15 0.00 21:00.31 0.00 De'Andreah Young Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 600 Meters (I) 5 1.00 1:36,18 12/03/2021 Clemson Opener 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 3 0.75 3:50.74 1.75 Sara Zabarino Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/19/2022 Tiger Track Classic Javelin 2 4.00 52.34m 171- 9 03/25/2022 FSU Relays Javelin 2 4.00 52.97m 173- 9 04/02/2022 Florida Relays Javelin 6 0.00 46.87m 153- 9 04/23/2022 Crimson Tide Invitational Javelin 1 5.00 54.65m 179- 3 05/14/2022 ACC Outdoor Championship Javelin 2 8.00 55.66m 182- 7 05/28/2022 NCAA East Preliminaries Javelin 5 4.00 52.16m 171- 1 06/11/2022 NCAA Outdoor Championship Javelin 5 4.00 55.61m 182- 5 29.00