Live Results
ATHENS, W.Va. – The Concord University men's and women's track & field teams wrap up the first month of the outdoor season at the University of Lynchburg's Dr. Jack Toms Invite Friday and Saturday.
LIVE COVERAGE
Blue Ridge Timing will handle the live results of the weekend competition.
Live Results
LAST TIME OUT
Freshman
Cierra Parker broke the school record in the high jump as she went over 1.71 meters at Charlotte's 49er Classic. Parker ranks in a tie for third in Division II in the high jump. Graduate student
Emily Wallace was off the school record in the 3,000-meter run by just seven seconds as she clocked 10:35.38. She finished fourth. Freshman
Cassidy Hammonds placed fourth in the heptathlon with a total of 4,107 points, only 81 points off the existing school record. Fellow freshman
Kate Kelly finished fifth in the 3,000-meter steeplechase as she clocked 12:54.21.
The duo of senior
Logan Zuchelli and sophomore
Braden Ward were in the top 10 of the 10,000-meter run. Zuchelli was seventh with a time of 31:13.27. Ward finished ninth as he stopped the timer at 31:16.48. Freshman
Luke Davis scored 5,384 points in the decathlon as he placed fourth eighth overall. Fellow freshman
Tobi Adebulu notched 3,931 points to finish 12
th. Concord's 4x400-meter relay of senior
Ian Gardner and freshmen
Garrett Kinder,
Aaron Miller and
Brady Prior combined to run 4:22.13 as they finished ninth.
DR. JACK TOMS INVITE ENTRIES
Several Mountain Lions will be in the 800-meter and 1,500-meter runs this weekend. Entered under 2:45 in the 800-meters for the Concord women will be Wallace (2:17), junior
Emma Jenkins (2:27), Kelly (2:33), senior
Madison Cornett (2:42), junior
Erin O'Sullivan (2:43), sophomore
Sara Turner (2:44) and junior
Katy Walkup (2:44). The same group of athletes are scheduled to run the 1,500-meters, and are seeded at 5:30 or faster. Coming off a career-best throw of 10.60 meters at Charlotte in the shot put, graduate student
Abbey Wallace leads four athletes in the event this weekend. Sophomores
Katie Howard and
Meagan Poticher as well as freshman Amaya Smith will be in the event. Poticher will be in the javelin along with junior
Lilly Jackson, sophomore
Abby Humphrey, freshman
Gracie McAlister and senior
Kylea Pollinger.
Like the CU women, the middle distance races, the 800-meters and 1,500-meters will be the highlights for the men. In the 800-meters, freshman
Garrett Kinder (1:55), senior
Ethan Board (1:56), Ward (1:58), freshman
Reese Hickey (1:59), senior
Zach Wilson (1:59) and freshman
Brandon Canaday (2:03) are all seeded under 2:05. The same athletes are entered in the 1,500-meters and are entered under 4:20. Additionally, sophomore
Andrew Tickle is entered at 4:16 in the 1,500-meters. Senior
George Acuna III is coming off a career-best time of 1:04.24 in the 400-meter hurdles and will be in the blocks again this weekend. In the field events, sophomore
Shawn Bennett and junior
Martin Medrano will throw the javelin.
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