Freshing Weight Address Emphasizes Friday at the East Coast invitation – the University of Tennessee Athletics

Virginia Beach, Washington – Two recruits in Tennessee took all the time of Vol and Lady Vol Freshman Records in the weight of weight on Friday, heading numerous remarkable performances by The Big Orange on the 62nd Invitational East Coast at the Virginia Beach Sports Center.

Dona Douglas Yesterday his own previous standard for a rookie in the event with a personal best throw at 19.95 meters (65-5.25) in the sixth round-fourths of the match and ranked fourth in Lady Vol history and Nine in SEC this season S On the side of men, Aidan Ifkovitz He picked up a big PR with a 20.67 m toss (67-9.75) to return his claim as the best real freshman in NCAA this season and ranked seventh in Vols history.

TENNESSEE TRACK & FIELD won three events titles on Friday – Medwin Odamtten In the 60-meter dash of men (6.69), Grant Campbell in the male jump at height (2.15 m / 7-0.5) and Evan Phuket In men, a non-Seedy pole vault (5.40m / 17-8.5), as the UT sober squad competes at the Doc Hale Vt Elite meeting in Blaxburg, Virginia.

Below are top performances and best brands from Friday. Tennessee is back on Saturday at 1:00 pm with the obstacles of the 60-meter men, and the weekend will end with the male relay 4×400 meters around 15:50

Remarkable

• Freshman Dona Douglas Detrones its own Freshman Lady Vol record in the weight of women with a sixth round of 19.95 m (65-5.25). Jonesboro’s born, Arkansas, moved to the # 4 list of all Tennessee’s list in the event and improved his rating as a No. 9 performer in SEC this season.
• Aidan Ifkovitz He asked for another freshman’s record for Big Orange on Friday with his performance of 20.67 million (67-9.75)-ranks second in the meeting and ranked seventh in the history of the school. The New Paltz, New York product, removed the previous UT Rookie standard from 20.17m (66-2.25), determined by Georgios Korakidis in 2018.
• In his second meeting in the season, after missing almost all the competition of the calendar year, Medwin Odamtten He won his first collegial victory with the best of the college of 6.69 seconds in the final of Virginia’s 60-meter man. It is one of the five volumes that move below 6.7 during the indoor season 2025.
• Sophomor All-Merican Grant Campbell He won his third height victory for the season on Friday, clearing 2.15 m (7-0.5) by Virginia Beach. The show marks his fourth consecutive race, which clears over seven feet this indoor season.
• In Blaxburg, Senior Pole Evan Phuket He opened the Tennessee weekend with a victory in men an unexpected vault on the poles-binds first after he cleared 5.40 m (17-8.5) at his first attempt.
• Friday night is enveloped with junior pole Kendell ford Clearing a personal best height of 4.08 m (13-4.5), ending in fourth place in the meeting and claiming only possession of place # 9 in the list of all Tennessee of Tennessee in the indoor pole of women.

PR tracker

• Six Athletes in Tennessee recorded personal records indoors on Friday on the 62nd Invitational East Coast and DOC Hale Vt Elite Meet.