Track and Field Bears Complete Washburn Open – Athletics at Missouri State University

Topeka, Khan. – Missouri’s state track and field ended their time in Topeka, Cannes, with a handful of top second day performances by Washburn Open and Multis on Saturday.

Senior Kamdin Moody He finished sixth in Pentatlon with a personal record of 3 256 points. Moody launches the combined events in second place with the final in the 60-meter obstacles with a time of 9.02. She then finished first in the height jump after an attempt of 1.61 m to stay in a second. Moody fell to fourth after the shot set with a 10.52 m attempt, then moved back to third place in a long jump of 5.18 m. The 800-meter running decided Moody’s fate. A 22^nd-Put the finale and time 2: 53.30 launched both places to finish in the sixth as a whole. Moody set personal records in the 60-meter obstacles and a height jump.

Senior Daelin Switzer finished third in a regular height jump. Her experience of 1.63 million has secured the finals and has been her best experience so far this season. Sophomore Linzi Williams He also recorded an experience of 1.63 meters and finished fifth.

Sophomore Olivia Rogers It was the only bear to go to the last round of the 60-meter dash. Rogers ranked eighth with 7.57 seconds, and it was the last runner to make the abbreviation. Between the semifinals and the finals, Rogers found a way to shave .04 seconds of his time to finish third with a personal record of 7.53 seconds.

Kaley jenkins., Shacky Douglas and Bryana Howard He also competed in the semifinals after qualifying in the first round race on Friday. Jenkins ended with a time of 7,77, Douglas with a time of 7.85 and Howard with a time of 7.86.

“We definitely draw some things and make progress,” chief trainer Jordan Fife He said. “We need a little more sequence and a little more intensity over the next few weeks to be where we have to be at a conference.”

The bears will return to the familiar nature of Missouri for Missouri Invitational on February 7th.

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Individual results
60-meter semi-finals per dash

8. Olivia Rogers – 7.57
20. Kaley jenkins – 7.77
27. Shacky Douglas – 7.85
28. Bryana Howard – 7.86

60-meter Finals of Dasho

3 Olivia Rogers – 7.53

400-meter dash

8. Brea Gareth – 56.75
17. Whitney Farrington – 57.52
25. Selena Morris – 58.00
35. Megan Halsted – 58.48
39. Cheria Galbreath – 59.18
41. IFAH win – 59.26

800-meter running

8. Alex Adams – 2: 15.15
15. Fox – 2: 18.32
23. Adrien Martens – 2: 21.42

Mileage

10. Ella Cronhardt – 4: 59.10
15. Mary Margaret Harris – 5: 04.05
37. Emily Nutal – 5: 16.53
39. Caitlin Hatley – 5: 18.53

60-meter obstacles

18. Daelin Switzer – 9.23
30. Miabella Redman – 9.56

Height

3 Daelin Switzer – 1.63m
5. Linzi Williams – 1.63m
8. Kaley jenkins – 1.53m
10. Maggie Haise – 1.53m

Leap

15. Jenna Belcher – 5.36m
23. Miabella Redman – 5.13m

Pentolon

6. Kamdin Moody – 3.256 points.
60-meter obstacles-9.02, 2^nd

Height jump – 1.61m, 1^Holy

Shot – 10.52 m, 6^th

Long jump – 5.18m, 4^th

800-meter cycle-2: 53.30, 22^nd

9. Bessie Swoboda – 3,042 points.
60-meter obstacles-9.55, 13^th

Height jump – 1.46 m, 19^th

Shot – 9.29 m, 15^th

Long jump – 5.06m, 10^th

800-meter cycle-2: 23.99, 9^th

13. Sadi McCuloch – 2,936 points.
60-meter obstacles-9.18, 7^th

Height jump – 1.43 m, 25^th

Shot – 11.57 m, 5^th

Long jump – 4.78 m, 19^th

800-meter cycle-2: 48.32, 19^th

24. Tommy Martin – 2.536 points.
60-meter obstacles-10.78, 27^th

Height jump – 1.34 m, 25^th

Shot – 9.45 m, 14^th

Long jump – 4.26 m, 26^th

800-meter cycle-2: 33.36, 6^th

Pole vault

12. Jordan drum – 3.27m