Concord Competes in Final Indoor Regular Season Meet at Marshall

Live Results - Live Video (Friday) - Live Video (Saturday)

ATHENS, W.Va. – The Concord University men's and women's track & field teams travel to Marshall Invite for the final indoor regular season meet Friday and Saturday in Huntington, West Virginia.

LIVE COVERAGE
ESPN+ will carry live video throughout the meet. A subscription is required for the streaming service. Live results will be available through KVTFOA.

Live Results
Live Video (Friday)
Live Video (Saturday)

LAST TIME OUT
The CU men's 4x400-meter relay team of freshman Jaidyn Foddrell, junior Ian Gardner, freshman Bradley Harris and senior Isaiah Jackson-Darby ran a season-best time of 3:25.78 as they finished fifth at the Liberty Open. Freshman Braden Ward clipped of a time of 8:47.84 in the 3,000-meter run, placing him squarely on the bubble of 17^th in the Mountain East Conference.

Two record-setting performances highlighted the women's results from last weekend. Graduate student Emily Wallace broke her own school record in the mile run by clocking 5:00.01 at Liberty. She put together the second-fastest mile in the MEC this winter. Meanwhile at VMI, freshman Nadiyah Abdussalaam broke a six-year old program record in the pentathlon by scoring 2,492 points, eclipsing the old mark by 79 points. Abdussalaam currently ranks third in the MEC. CU's 4x400-meter relay of sophomore Emma Jenkins, freshman Marin Parker, Wallace and freshman Izzy Williams churned out a season-best time of 4:19.22 at Liberty.

MARSHALL ENTRIES
With the MEC Championships a week away, this is the final chance for the Mountain Lions to meet their marks and get inside the top 16 in a particular event.

Not only is Ward on the cut line of the 3,000-meters, but he is also 19^th in the 5,000-meters. The Princeton, West Virginia native will race both events this weekend. Five Mountain Lions are wavering around the top 16 of the 800-meter run. Freshman Jaedan Holstein (15^th), graduate student Alex Watty (18^th), freshman AJ Skeens (22^nd) and junior Zach Wilson (24^th) all hope to move up in the rankings while junior Ethan Board will be seeking a qualifier in the event. Foddrell is currently 19^th in the 200-meter dash and needs to have off less than 0.2 seconds to get into the top 16.

Already having secured a spot in the 5,000-meters at the MEC Championships, sophomore Katy Walkup (18^th) and junior Madison Cornett (22^nd) seek to move up into the top 16 of the 3,000-meters. Speaking of the 5,000-meters, sophomore Emma Londeree will give the event a go for the third straight week as she currently ranks 21^st in the MEC. Freshman Piper Doughton is 22^nd. Sophomore Talayna Holmes is entered in the 60-meter dash where she hopes to improve her 14^th-place ranking in the MEC. Graduate student Abbey Wallace is sitting 15^th in the shot put heading into the weekend with a throw of 10.56 meters in December. Wallace and freshman Meagan Poticher are both entered in the weight throw as well. Poticher is 23^rd in the MEC.