Blake, Ludtke Record Podium ends at Camel City Distance Invitational – Etsu Athletics

Winston-Salem, NC (February 8, 2025)- Behind the podium ends from These blake and Deena LudtkeThe ETSU women’s and field team team ended the Camel City Distance Invitational race on Saturday by JDL Fast Track.

Blake finished second in the triple jump with the best season of 11.48 meters, while Liability finished third at 1000 m with a time of 3: 01.8.

Joining Blake in the triple jump was a freshman ACERS MOLET As she finished sixth with a personal best jump of 11.05 m.

Overall, ETSU had three in the first seven in 1000 m. Bonita Gray placed on fourth (3: 03.45) and Ansley Archuleta It was seventh (3: 08.68). Buccaneer’s trio set personal records in 1000 m on Saturday. Lubrication and Gray ran later during the day they turned in the times of 5: 08.74 and 5: 09.15.

In 3000 m, Sophie Beach and Camrin Johnson Both set personal best times in the event. The beach is in eighth place in 10: 16.12, and Johnson was in the back at 10: 20.48. Beach took 24 seconds from its previous best time in 3000 meters, while Johnson’s time was 29 seconds better than her previous sign last season in Winston-Salem.

For the third consecutive meeting, Carter reached the final in the shot. Buccaneer’s freshman is ranked ninth in 12.11m.

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Quotes
Below are quotes from ETSU Director of Track & Field/Cross Country George WattsS

It seems that today we have a better day at Camel City Invitational.

Accents included These blake and ACERS MOLET Completing the second and sixth in the triple jump with the best seasons. Carter He made the finals for the third time in so many meetings – and although she is not completely pleased with her performance – she has a great season in her first year as BUC.

The accents of the track included a lot of personal and seasonal records from almost everyone who competed. Sophie Beach and Camrin Johnson There were 20+ seconds PB in 3000 m, ending 1-2 in its section. Deena Ludtke and Bonita Gray There were nice couples in running 1000 m and a mile with PBS in both. The 800m crew competed well, guided by Meg Lance and KruegerS

In general, we continue to improve each week and it will be interesting to see where we find ourselves in the conference ranking after the race this weekend. We will take a smaller group at the meeting next week and then prepare for the conference championship. We need to master some key people, if possible, for the conference meeting and certainly in time for the start of the outdoor season.

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Etsu heads to Lynchburg, Washington next weekend for Darius Dixon’s memorial invitation.


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