2020-21 Women's Track & Field - Year In Review | |
| Coaching Staff Bob Braman, Head Coach Ricky Argro, Sprints & Relays David Beauchem, Director of Operations Michael Castel, Operations Assistant, Distance Keith Herston, Jumps, Pole Vault, Multis Alex Midgett, Operations Assistant, Distance Kelly Phillips, Distance Dorian Scott, Director of Field Events, Throws Aaron Seminski, Operations Assistant, Sprints & Relays, Hurdles Isaiah Simmons, Operations Assistant, Throws  Click here to see individual photos |
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Jacoria Burton, S, Miami
Melanie Castro, D, Orlando
Alyson Churchill, D, Tallahassee
Megan Cook, T, Foster, R.I.
Avery Hultquist, D, Tallahassee
Shian Hyde, S, Saint Catherine, Jamaica
Ava Klein, H, Lakewood Ranch
Ruta Lasmane, J, Ventspils, Latvia
Genesis Leggett, T, Live Oak
Caisa-Marie Lindfors, W, Uppsala, Sweden
Ashley Seymour, S, Baltimore, Md.
Alonie Sutton, J, Smiths Station, Ala.
Isabella Timiraos, D, Miami
Savy'on Toombs, S, Tampa
Kate Tugman, D, Gorham, Maine
Caitlin Wilkey, D, Tallahassee
Quinn Wilson, D, Bloomington, Ind.
Sara Zabarino, JAV, Candelo, Italy
Seminoles Land ACC Men'S Outdoor Coach of the Year, Men's Performer of the Year, Women's Freshman of the Year Awards. June 23, 2021 by Chuck
Walsh TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State's Bob Braman, who led the Seminole Men's Track and Field Team to its 13th ACC Outdoor Championship, has been named the ACC Men's Outdoor Coach of the Year
while Seminole senior Isaac Grimes was named the ACC Men's Outdoor Field Performer of the Year and freshman Ruta Lasmane was named the Women's ACC Freshman of the Year. Florida State led all schools
with three honorees among the eight awards that were voted on by the league's head coaches. Braman led the Seminole men to a first place finish in the 2021 ACC Outdoor Championships with a 20-point
victory over runner-up Virginia Tech and a 44-point win over third-place Virginia. He then led Florida State to a 10th place finish in the NCAA Division I Outdoor Championships. "The Coach of the
Year honor is truly a program of the year award," said Braman. "All six of our coaches contributed to our great men's season. I'm proud of our staff, and especially our student-athletes, and humbly
accept this award for them." Braman's Men's Outdoor Track and Field Coach of the Year honor is his 27th overall coaching accolade in track & field (indoor and outdoor) and cross country at Florida
State. The Seminole men won their 13th team championship in 2021 and first since 2018 this season. Braman has led Florida State 11 of its 13 outdoor ACC Championships. The Seminoles piled up 136 team
points, the most by any men's team since the Seminoles scored 149 in 2013. Following a record-setting indoor season during which he led the Seminoles to a third place ACC championships finish,
Grimes (Moreno Valley, Calif.) continued to perform well on the outdoor stage. He won the long jump gold medal at the ACC Outdoor Championships (7.75 meters), earned the bronze medal at the NCAA East
Regional Championships (8.02 meters) and earned the silver medal at the NCAA Championships (8.35 meters). Lasmane (Latvia) was spectacular throughout her freshman season as she performed well in
each of the Seminoles' four biggest events of the season. She finished in first place in the triple jump at the ACC Indoor Championships (13.53 meters), third in the NCAA Indoor Championships (14.15
meters), first in the ACC Outdoor Championships (14.20 meters) and fifth in the NCAA Championships (13.91 meters). Lasmane's gold medal winning jump at the ACC Outdoor Championships ranks as the ACC
record and the facility record at the Paul Derr Track and Field Facility at NC State University.
2020-21 Roster - By Name
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* Yasmine Abbes MD So Nijmegen, Netherlands (Stedelijk Gymnasium)
Riley Bahr D So Cincinnati, Ohio (Wyoming)
Rebecca Bergnes D Fr Miami (Braddock)
Kate Bernicke D Jr-R * Avon, Ind. (Avon)
Julia Blankenbaker D Jr-R Wesley Chapel (Wiregrass Ranch/Nova Southeastern)
Kaley Boethig D Jr-R Punta Gorda (North Port)
Lindsay Boethig D Jr-R Punta Gorda (North Port)
* Jacoria Burton S Fr Miami (Northwestern)
Melanie Castro D Fr Orlando (Winter Park)
* Alyson Churchill D Fr Tallahassee (Chiles)
* Rebecca Clark D So Mount Dora (The Villages)
Addi Coggins D Jr-R Franklin, Tenn. (Independence)
Megan Cook T So Foster, R.I. (Ponaganset/UNC-Charlotte)
Ashley David D So Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Seaholm)
Karimah Davis S Jr-R * West Palm Beach (Palm Beach Central)
* Jazmyn Dennis PV Sr * Monticello (Florida/Florida A&M)
Kayla Easterly D Jr-R North Fort Myers (North Fort Myers)
Elizabeth Funderburk D Jr * Moultrie, Ga. (Colquitt County)
* Trentorria Green J Jr ** Quincy (Gadsden County)
* Amani Heaven T So-R Hallandale (Hallandale)
Avery Hultquist D Fr Tallahassee (Chiles)
* Shian Hyde S Sr Saint Catherine, Jamaica (Saint Catherine/Central Florida)
Rachel Johnson D So Tampa (Alonso)
* Jodie Judd D Sr ** Essex, England (The King John Sixth Form)
* Jayla Kirkland S Sr *** Birmingham, Ala. (Woodlawn)
* Ava Klein H Fr Lakewood Ranch (IMG Academy)
* Ruta Lasmane J Fr Ventspils, Latvia (Ventspils Gymnasium No. 1)
Genesis Leggett T Sr-R Live Oak (Suwannee/Berry)
* Jenn Lima D Sr Palm Harbor (East Lake)
* Caisa-Marie Lindfors W Fr Uppsala, Sweden (Celsiusskolan Uppsala)
* Shanice Love T Sr-R *** Kingston, Jamaica (Excelsior)
Ella Madson M So Ponte Vedra Beach (Ponte Vedra)
Sarah Magee D So Odessa (Steinbrenner)
Nicole McConnell D Jr Coral Springs (Coral Springs)
Asia McMillon H Jr Pembroke Pines (American Heritage-Plantation)
* Kelechi Nwanaga JAV Sr Umuoiehi Isingwu, Nigeria (Olobo Premier/Maryland-Baltimore County)
* Edidiong Odiong S Sr * West Riffa, Bahrain (Wisdom Based Academics/Middle Tennessee State)
Mo Palmer D So Naples (Palmetto Ridge)
Erin Phelps D Jr Tallahassee (Chiles)
Alondra Reyna-Lopez D Jr LaBelle (LaBelle)
Lauren Ryan D Sr Brighton, Australia (Geelong Grammar/Villanova)
Abby Schrobilgen D So Tallahassee (Chiles)
Autumn Schutt D So-R Vero Beach (Vero Beach)
* Ashley Seymour S Fr Baltimore, Md. (Bullis/Houston)
* Ka'tia Seymour S Sr *** Palatka (Palatka)
* Maudie Skyring MD-D Sr *** Wollonong, Australia (Illawarra Grammar/Wollonong)
Kaia Stevenson D Jr Panama City Beach (Arnold)
* Alonie Sutton J Jr Smiths Station, Ala. (Smiths Station/Tennessee)
Ella Swigler D Jr Lynn Haven (Mosley)
Isabella Timiraos D Fr Miami (Our Lady of Lourdes Academy)
Savy'on Toombs S Sr-R Tampa (Hillsborough/Jacksonville)
Micaela Torres D Sr Tampa (King)
Kate Tugman D Fr Gorham, Maine (Gorham)
Emma Jane Warren D Jr Fernandina Beach (Bishop Kenny)
Stella Weinberg JAV Jr Kristiansand, Norway (Kristiansand Cathedral School/Cal State-Northridge)
Alesandra Wiechecki Vergara
D So Melbourne (Holy Trinity Academy)
* Caitlin Wilkey D Fr Tallahassee (Chiles)
Quinn Wilson D Fr Bloomington, Ind. (Bloomington North)
* Sara Zabarino JAV Fr-R Candelo, Italy (IIS Q. Sella/Univer del Piemonte Orientale)
Mariah Zupan D Sr Clearwater (Clearwater)
From the FSU website, seminoles.com.
2020-21 Conference Awards
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Yasmine Abbes Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Bob Braman Atlantic Coast Conference - Coach of the Year
Alyson Churchill Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Shian Hyde Atlantic Coast Conference - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Jodie Judd Atlantic Coast Conference - Mile Run - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Jayla Kirkland Atlantic Coast Conference - 60 Meters - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Championship MVP - Track
Atlantic Coast Conference - 100 Meters - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Ruta Lasmane Atlantic Coast Conference - Freshman of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference - Triple Jump - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - Freshman of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference - Triple Jump - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Caisa-Marie Lindfors Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Shanice Love Atlantic Coast Conference - Discus - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Kelechi Nwanaga Atlantic Coast Conference - Javelin - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Edidiong Odiong Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Ashley Seymour Atlantic Coast Conference - 4x100-Meter Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Ka'tia Seymour Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Maudie Skyring Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Abbey Sutton Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Alonie Sutton Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team
Sara Zabarino Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team
All-Conference - 17
2020-21 All-Americans
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Yasmine Abbes Distance Medley Relay (3rd) - Indoor
Alyson Churchill Distance Medley Relay (3rd) - Indoor
3000 Meters (11th) - Indoor - 2nd Team
Shian Hyde 4x100-Meter Relay (4th) - Outdoor
Jayla Kirkland 60 Meters (11th) - Indoor - 2nd Team
4x100-Meter Relay (4th) - Outdoor
100 Meters (6th) - Outdoor
Ruta Lasmane Triple Jump (3rd) - Indoor
Triple Jump (5th) - Outdoor
Shanice Love Discus (4th) - Outdoor
Kelechi Nwanaga Javelin (8th) - Outdoor
Edidiong Odiong Distance Medley Relay (3rd) - Indoor
4x100-Meter Relay (4th) - Outdoor
Rebecca Clark 5000 Meters (12th) - Indoor - 2nd Team
Ka'tia Seymour 4x100-Meter Relay (4th) - Outdoor
Maudie Skyring Distance Medley Relay (3rd) - Indoor
3000 Meters (8th) - Indoor
1500 Meters (12th) - Outdoor - 2nd Team
Alonie Sutton Triple Jump (9th) - Indoor - 2nd Team
Triple Jump (13th) - Outdoor - 2nd Team
Sara Zabarino Javelin (10th) - Outdoor - 2nd Team
All-Americans - 13
2020-21 Schedules and Results
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| Gamecock Opener Columbia, S.C. |
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| Bob Pollock Invitational January 29-30, 2021, Clemson, S.C. |
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| Tyson Invitational February 12-13, 2021, Fayetteville, Ark. |
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| ACC Indoor Championship February 25-27, 2021, Clemson, S.C. |
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| NCAA Indoor Championship March 12-13, 2021, Fayetteville, Ark. |
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| Auburn Invitational March 19-20, 2021, Auburn, Ala. |
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| Bulls Invitational March 19-20, 2021, Tampa, Fla. |
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| FSU Relays March 25-26, 2021 |
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| Florida Relays April 2-3, 2021, Gainesville, Fla. |
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| Tom Jones Memorial April 16-17, 2021, Gainesville, Fla. |
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| Virginia Challenge April 16-17, 2021, Charlottesville, Va. |
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| UNF Invitational April 29-30, 2021, Jacksonville, Fla. |
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| ACC Outdoor Championship May 13-15, 2021, Raleigh, N.C. |
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| NCAA East Preliminary May 27-29, 2021, Jacksonville, Fla. |
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| NCAA Outdoor Championship June 9-12, 2021, Eugene, Ore. |
EOY StatsRef Overall Home Away Neutral ------------------------------------------------ FSU record is 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0
2021 Atlantic Coast Conference Results INDOOR 1 Florida State 95 2 Miami 85 3 Virginia 72.5 4 Virginia Tech 62.5 5 Clemson 62 6 Duke 59 7 Louisville 46 8 North Carolina State 43 9 North Carolina 30.5 10 Notre Dame 28 11 Georgia Tech 26.5 12 Wake Forest 22 13 Pittsburgh 14 14 Syracuse 10 15 Boston College 7 OUTDOOR 1t Duke 110 1t Florida State 110 3 Virginia 92 4 Miami 87 5t Clemson 69 5t North Carolina State 69 7 Virginia Tech 63 8 Notre Dame 53 9 North Carolina 46.5 10 Louisville 38.5 11 Georgia Tech 36 12 Pittsburgh 20 13 Wake Forest 15 14 Syracuse 8
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results
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Ka'tia Seymour 7.48
11 Jacoria Burton 7.86
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Edidiong Odiong 23.86 5
Event 12 - Pole Vault
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jazmyn Dennis 12- 6.25 3.82m 5
Event 13 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Alonie Sutton 19- 7.50 5.98m 5
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ruta Lasmane 44- 6 13.56m 5
2 Alonie Sutton 42-10.75 13.07m 4
Event 15 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Amani Heaven 51- 1.50 15.58m 3
Event 16 - Weight Throw
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Genesis Leggett 55- 0 16.76m 1
Noles Claim Five Victories on Day One of Bob Pollock Invitational.
January 29, 2021
by Jodie Judd
CLEMSON, S.C. - The Florida State track and field team wasted no time on day one of the Bob Pollock Invitational. With five wins and many personal record performances the FSU team has made it clear that they have no desire to step back from their indoor success.
"Great opening day for us. I was really pleased with our focus and effort, especially for so early in the year," said Florida State head coach Bob Braman.
Jumps
Isaac Grimes and Jeremiah Davis once again dominated the men's long jump. Grimes made an enormous jump of 8.18m to take the win with a distance that was not just a huge PR and national leader but also
No. 2 in FSU history behind Seminole legend Ngoni Makusha (8.21m). Davis took second by jumping a massive distance of 7.99m to beat his previous 7.86m PR. Not to be outdone Alonie Sutton and Ruta
Lasmane also took first and second in the women's long jump by both jumping a distance of 6.14m.
"Our jump ladies continue to impress. For them to go 1-2 and jump 6.14 meters is a strong statement for a couple of Triple Jump specialists," said Braman.
Distance
The Nole's also dominated in the women's mile. Maudie Skyring led from the gun to finish in first position with a
blistering time of 4:40. She was followed by Alyson Churchill and Jennifer Lima. Churchill clocked a time of 4:43 to take third position in her first ever indoor meet whilst Lima ran took a massive 15
seconds of her previous time to finish in a time of 4:44 in a huge PR. Their weekend is not over yet as Skyring, Churchill and Lima will be back on the track tomorrow to run in the women's 3k.
Sprints and Hurdles
The Nole's took two more victories in the men's and women's 60m dash. Jayla Kirkland successfully opened up her 2021 indoor season by winning the women's 60m in a time
of 7.25. Ka'Tia Seymour followed her in fifth position with a time of 7.44. There was a similar story on the men's side. Don'drea Swint took the victory in a PR of 6.63 starting his indoor track
season on a high in his first ever race as a Seminole. Darryl Gay followed him in third position with a time of 6.76. In the 60m hurdles Tyson Williams took third in a new PR of 8.02, improving his
effort from his season opener two weeks ago.
"It was good to see our top two ladies (Kirkland and Seymour) healthy and competing again. Their times weren't fast but they won their heats and
advanced to the final. So, mission accomplished," said FSU head coach. "The men's short sprinters did a nice job, winning three of the heats. Swint was the top qualifier and looked really
strong."
January 30, 2021
CLEMSON, S.C. - The Florida state track and field team successfully finished the second, and final, day of the Bob Pollock Invitational with two more wins and multiple personal bests.
Jumps
Ruta Lasmane showed her prestige by once again jumping a huge distance of
13.79m to take first place in the women's triple jump. Not only was this jump a massive PR, but it also makes her No. 2 in the nation. Her teammate Alonie Sutton jumped a distance of 13.31 to take
second position.
On the men's side, Jacore Irving took to the runway to compete in men's triple jump. Irving finished in sixth position with a jump of 15.49m.
"Fantastic Triple Jump meet for both ladies," said Florida State head coach Bob Braman. "Ruta (Lasmane) gets a huge win and in a lifetime best jump that's No. 2 in the NCAA. Jacore (Irving) had another solid performance in the Triple Jump. He improved from the opening meet and his jump is his third best ever indoors."
Distance
On the distance's side the women dominated the women's 3000 meter run. Maudie
Skyring ran a huge 15 second PR to take the win in a facility record breaking time. Her time of 9:13.56 also makes her No. 5 all time for FSU. Freshman Alyson Churchill built upon her mile success by
taking third position, in her first ever 3k, with an outstanding time of 9:20.66. Yasmine Abbes took forth in a time of 9:23.20 which is a seven second PR and an indoor Dutch U20 3k record. Rebecca
Clark (9:25.34), Jodie Judd (9:26.38), Kayla Easterly (9:26.66) and Jennifer Lima (9:35.57) also all clocked PRs taking the grand total of personal bests to seven. Easterly made the biggest
improvement by taking a massive 29 seconds off of her previous time.
In the men's 800m Jaob Francois and Amari Douglas got their Seminole careers off to a good start. Francois took 8th in the 800m with a time of 1:54.68. Douglas finished in 9th with a time of 1:55.91.
"The women's 3000m crew ran fantastic!" said Braman. "All seven of them ran lifetime bests and four of them ran the mile yesterday. Very impressive statement for our women's distance team."
Throws
In the men's shot put, Milton Ingram competed in his second meet of the season to take third with a strong
throw of 18.17m. Amani Heaven also took 3rd in the women's shot put with a throw of 15.04m.
Relay
In the final event of the meet the FSU men's 4x400m team finished in third position with
a time of 3:09.14.
"The men's 4x4 relay ran the 9th fastest time in the country in their first race with that foursome," said Braman. "The two veterans, DaeQwan Butler and Kasaun James ran fantastic legs to give the Noles that time."
Event 1 - 60 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Jayla Kirkland 7.25 5 5 Ka'tia Seymour 7.44 1 Event 3 - 400 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Edidiong Odiong 55.46 3 Event 5 - Mile Run ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Maudie Skyring 4:40.25 5 3 Alyson Churchill 4:43.30 3 4 Jenn Lima 4:44.28 2 7 Jodie Judd 4:51.74 Event 6 - 3000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Maudie Skyring 9:13.56 5 3 Alyson Churchill 9:20.66 3 4 Yasmine Abbes 9:23.20 2 7 Rebecca Clark 9:25.34 8 Jodie Judd 9:26.38 9 Kayla Easterly 9:26.66 11 Jenn Lima 9:35.57 Event 13 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1T Ruta Lasmane 20- 1.75 6.14m 9 1T Alonie Sutton 20- 1.75 6.14m 9 Event 14 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Ruta Lasmane 45- 3 13.79m 5 2 Alonie Sutton 43- 8 13.31m 4 Event 15 - Shot Put ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Amani Heaven 49- 4.25 15.04m 3
Grimes Shines on Day One of Tyson Invite
February 12, 2021
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Florida State jumper Isaac Grimes put on a world class performance with a world leading long jump of 8.33m on day one of the Tyson Invitational inside Randal Tyson Track Center in Fayetteville, Ark.
Grimes enormous jump puts him at No. 1 in the FSU record books passing up Seminole legend and 2008 Bowerman Trophy winner Ngoni Makusha (8.21m). His mark becomes the fifth best in collegiate indoor history and is beyond the Olympic standard to qualify for the Olympic games.
Meanwhile, Trey Cunningham exploded in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 7.55. He remains at the top of the NCAA at No. 1 with this season best performance.
The women's distance medley relay cruised to a school record time of 10:57.24. Clocking in at No. 3 in the country with a foursome of Alyson Churchill (3:21.17), Edidiong Odiong (53.15), Yasmine Abbes (2:08.51), and Maudie Skyring (4:32.42).
The Seminoles impressed all over the track, in one of the best 60 meters sprint fields in the country Don'drea Swint finished second with a time of 6.65. Taylor Banks
placed third after posting a season best of 6.66.
February 13, 2021
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - In one of the most competitive meets in the country, the Florida State track and field team recorded nine top five finishes along with eight athletes earning personal bests on the final day of the Tyson Invitational inside Randal Tyson Track Center in Fayetteville, Ark.
In his indoor track debut, Adriaan Wildschutt put on a record breaking performance in the 5,000 meters turning in a time of 13:39.43. He crushed the school record by seven seconds ranking that time at No. 6 in the NCAA. In the women's 5,000 meter run, Rebecca Clark collected a personal best of 16:02.47 and was closely followed by Alyson Churchill (16:08.27) en route to a two-three finish in the event. Clark now owns the fourth best time in FSU history that ranks No. 12 in the NCAA this season.
The distance crew didn't just stop there, Maudie Skyring led the way with a personal best in the women's mile of 4:34.98 to finish fifth with the fifth fastest time in the NCAA. She was followed by Yasmine Abbes and Jennifer Lima. Abbes clocked a PR of 4:44.22 whilst Lima finished in a time of 4:56.50.
In the men's 800 meter Joab Francois and Amari Douglas both collected personal bests. Francois took 15th in the 800m with a time of 1:52.46. Douglas finished in 18th with a time of 1:55.43.
"Just a phenomenal weekend for Maudie," said Florida State head coach Bob Braman. "She had a killer anchor leg on that ACC Record Distance Medley last night and comes back and runs the fifth fastest Mile in the Country."
Kasaun James took third in the men's 200 meters with a blistering time of 20.68. Followed by Cameron Leiba who registered a personal best of 21.27.
Edidiong Odiong was the top women's finisher in the 200 meters. She PR'd with a time of 23.59 to place fifth; teammate Ka'tia Seymour followed her with a time of 24.13 for 24th and Ashley Seymour 24.88 to finish 33rd.
"Edidiong had a great weekend," said Braman. "She ran a key leg in the school-record Distance Medley last night and came back to run a lifetime best today. Her 23.59 200 meter time is No. 2 in the ACC rankings."
In the field action, Ruta Lasmane continued to impress in the triple jump with a personal best of 13.83m to take the win. This mark also puts her at No. 2 in FSU history along with No. 2 in the NCAA. Alonie Sutton jumped a distance of 13.24m to take fourth. On the men's side Jacore Irving registered a fifth place showing in the triple jump with a season best of 15.68m.
"Ruta continues to defeat the best jumpers in the NCAA," said Braman. "She's going to be tough to beat at Nationals. Jacore did a really nice job in the triple jump. His 15.68m is his second best indoor jump ever. He's now 4th in the ACC and knocking on the door of Nationals."
The Noles closed out the day with shot put as Milton Ingraham recorded a personal best of 18.38m to take fourth. Amani Heaven took 3rd in the women's shot put with a throw of 15.37m.
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results
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9 Ka'tia Seymour 7.41
20 Jacoria Burton 7.70
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results
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12 Edidiong Odiong 23.59
24 Ka'tia Seymour 24.13
33 Ashley Seymour 24.88
Event 5 - Mile Run
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Maudie Skyring 4:34.98 1
13 Yasmine Abbes 4:44.22
18 Jenn Lima 4:56.50
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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8 Jodie Judd 9:27.60
12 Kayla Easterly 9:50.55
Event 7 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Rebecca Clark 16:02.47 4
3 Alyson Churchill 16:08.27 3
Event 10 - Distance Medley Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Relay Team A 10:57.24 3
1) Alyson Churchill
2) Edidiong Odiong
3) Yasmine Abbes
4) Maudie Skyring
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ruta Lasmane 45- 4.50 13.83m 5
4 Alonie Sutton 43- 5.25 13.24m 2
Event 15 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Amani Heaven 50- 5.25 15.37m 3
Noles Earn Several Personal Bests On Day One Of ACC Indoor Championships.
February 25, 2021
CLEMSON, S.C. - The Florida State track and field team opened the 2021 ACC Indoor Championships with several performances qualifying for the finals and multiple personal bests.
Highlighting the day was sprinter Jo'Vaughn Martin who dropped a No. 9 national mark in the 200m prelims with a time of 20.72. Martin, who has battled many setbacks and injuries thus far this season, competed for the first time in the Garnet and Gold on Thursday night. His opening meet performance earned him a spot in the FSU history books at No. 7.
"The biggest performance for the Men was Jo'Vaughn Martin's 200m race," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "He ran a top 10 national time and qualified 2nd fastest for the ACC final."
The women also saw success in the 200m with two athletes qualifying for the finals on Saturday. Edidiong Odiong ran a 23.83 to finish fourth overall in the prelims. Joining her in the finals is Ka'Tia Seymour who recorded a season best of 24.05.
"Ka'Tia and Edidiong both made the final of the 200m," said Braman. "They are in position to contend for the ACC Title going into the final two days."
Notable Individual Performances
Riley Ott started the day off competing in the first four events of the heptathlon. Highlighting his day was his long jump mark of 6.88m. As a true freshman competing in his first ACC's, Ott stands seventh in the field of 17 competitors.
"Freshman Riley Ott did a great job and is in position to score tomorrow in the Heptathlon. That was an unexpected boost for us," Braman said.
Both the men and the women saw personal best performances in thee 800m. Amari Douglas with a 1:52.59 and Yasmine Abbes with a time of 2:08.65.
In the 5000-meter run, the men competed hard resulting in two personal best performances. Caleb Pottoroff finished third overall in his heat with a time of 14:18.21. Teammate Ahmed Muhumed followed closely behind also earning a personal best clocking in at 14:20.19.
The distance squad continued to have success as the women's distance medley relay as the team of three freshman Caitlin Wilkey, Alyson Churchill, Ava Klein joined by senior Jodie Judd finished fifth overall with a time of 11:26.96.
"The ladies had a good day one," Braman said. "We pulled out an unexpected fifth place in the DMR with three freshmen."
In the field action, Genesis Leggett recorded a personal best mark of 17.03m in the women's weight throw.
February 27, 2021
CLEMSON, S.C. - The Florida State women took home 2021 Atlantic Coast Conference Indoor Track and Field Championship title on Saturday. The Seminoles entered Saturday's final session in 10th place with 10 overall points, but rallied behind a steady stream of medal performances and to finish 10 points in front of second-place Miami.
Led by junior Jacory Patterson, who earned the meet's Men's Most Outstanding Track honors with gold medals in the 200 and 400 meters, the Hokies finished with a team score of 136 points. North Carolina took second place with 81 points, followed by Florida State with 76, and Clemson and Pitt with 48 points apiece.
This year's ACC men's indoor championship is the sixth for Virginia Tech, all of which have come since 2011 under the watch of veteran head coach Dave Cianelli. The six men's championships rank fourth in ACC indoor history.
On the women's side, Florida State's super Saturday left them with 95 team points, followed by Miami with 85. Virginia (72.5), Virginia Tech (62.5) and Clemson (62) rounded out the top five.
Florida State captured its fourth ACC women's indoor championship, all of which have come under current head coach Bob Braman since 2009. The Seminoles have placed first in the last three women's championships held at Clemson - 2014, 2018 and this season - and their four total ACC titles rank third in league history.
North Carolina senior thrower Daniel McArthur earned Men's Most Valuable Field Performer, while Clemson's Trishauna Hemmings was named Most Valuable Women's Track Performer and Miami thrower Debbie Ajagbe grabbed the Women's Field MVP for the second straight year.
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jayla Kirkland 7.23 10
4 Ka'tia Seymour 7.35 5
11 Ashley Seymour 7.65
20 Jacoria Burton 7.80
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Edidiong Odiong 23.66 5
6 Ka'tia Seymour 23.81 3
14 Ashley Seymour 24.40
Event 3 - 400 Meters
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Place Name Results
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4 Edidiong Odiong 54.40
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results
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10 Yasmine Abbes 2:08.65
Event 5 - Mile Run
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jodie Judd 4:43.81 10
2 Yasmine Abbes 4:43.89 8
11 Jenn Lima 4:48.96
13 Caitlin Wilkey 4:50.48
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Maudie Skyring 9:04.44 8
3 Alyson Churchill 9:07.06 6
11 Jenn Lima 9:31.26
20 Jodie Judd 9:38.83
Event 7 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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7 Rebecca Clark 16:22.24 2
9 Kayla Easterly 16:34.09
Event 9 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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8 Relay Team A 3:52.07 1
1) Ava Klein
2) Ashley Seymour
3) Jacoria Burton
4) Ka'tia Seymour
Event 10 - Distance Medley Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Relay Team A 11:26.96 4
1) Caitlin Wilkey
2) Ava Klein
3) Jodie Judd
4) Alyson Churchill
Event 12 - Pole Vault
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Place Name Results
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11 Jazmyn Dennis 11-10.50 3.62m
Event 13 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Abbey Sutton 20- 0.25 6.10m 4
FL Ruta Lasmane foul
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ruta Lasmane 44- 4.75 13.53m 10
2 Alonie Sutton 43- 8.75 13.33m 8
Event 15 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 53-10.25 16.41m 6
10 Amani Heaven 49- 0.25 14.94m
Event 16 - Weight Throw
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Place Name Results
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10 Genesis Leggett 55-10.50 17.03m
Grimes Earns Silver on First Day of NCAA Indoor Championships.
March 13, 2021
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - The Florida State Track and Field team completed day one of the 2021 NCAA Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The Seminoles recorded three lifetime bests, four season bests, two heat winners, two new school records and the men earned 17 big points putting them in 3rd place heading into the final day.
"The men had a fantastic day one at indoor nationals," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "The men are well positioned for a Top 5 finish tomorrow. That would be a really great result for this team considering we're missing our Ace, Kasaun James, due to injury. I'm really proud of these guys. Out of 7 guys, only Trey has competed at Indoor Nationals before. That's impressive."
In the first event of the day, Isaac Grimes jumped a personal best jump in the men's long jump to take the silver medal. His jump of 8.35m (27-4 ¾) ranks him No. 6 in collegiate history and is the best silver performance seen in NCAA Indoor Championship history. However, the Noles were not done there as Grime' teammate Jeremiah Davis jumped 7.87m (25-10) to take 5th place in his first Indoor National Championships. Together Davis and Grimes scored an impressive 13 points for the men in the long jump.
In the men's 5000m, Adriaan Wildschutt put on an impressive performance for his first ever NCAA Indoor Championship. In a race where 11 out of 16 competitors ran personal records, Wildschutt took 4th with a time of 13:30.55. His time beats his personal best and the FSU school record by nine seconds. That's not all, his performance also earns him the South African National Record for the indoor 5000m.
Trey Cunningham continued his storied collegiate career by winning his heat in the 60m hurdles with a time of 7.57 to automatically qualify for tomorrow's final. He will compete at 3:30 p.m. EST for the Indoor National Championship in this event.
"Trey continued his undefeated season and was the boss of his heat today," said Braman. "He'll need to step it up even more if he is to win his first national title."
In the men's 60m dash prelims both Taylor Banks and Don'drea Swint just missed out on the final. Banks' time of 6.66 was an equal seasons best effort that placed him in the unlucky position of being the first man out of the final. On the women's side, after battling injuries all season, Jayla Kirkland put up a strong fight to finish 11th with a time of 7.28.
To close out day one, the women's
distance medley relay topped all others in Florida State history. The squad of Alyson Churchill, Edidiong Odiong, Yasmine Abbes, and Maudie Skyring ran a time of 10:59.16. The Noles took home the
bronze which is the highest finish at the National Indoor meet in program history.
March 14, 2021
by Jodie Judd
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Today the Florida State Track and Field team competed in the third and final day of the NCAA Indoor Championships in Fayetteville Arkansas. The Noles finished the day with some magnificent performances, two of which earned bronze medals. The men racked up a total 23 points to end the meet in 6th while the women scored 13 points to finish in 16th.
In the men's 60m hurdle final Trey Cunningham took third with a time of 7.53 which was a season best. Cunningham came through the second half of the race strong and with a terrific charge through the line found himself just two hundredths of a second behind the winner. The race was extremely close with only three hundredths of a second separating the top four competitors. Cunningham's bronze medal earned the Seminole men's team an important six points.
After watching the men's impressive long jump display the day previous it was now the women's turn, but this time in the triple jump. Freshman Ruta Lasmane concluded her standout indoor season by jumping another personal best distance of 14.15m (46-5 1/4). This huge jump earned her third in her first ever Indoor NCAA Championship meet. Her teammate Alonie Sutton put together a stellar performance to finish ninth in the nation with a jump of 13.29m (43-7 1/4). Her final position was a full seven places above her seed going into the event.
Maudie Skyring and Alyson Churchill rounded out the day for the Seminoles in the women's 3000m. Coming hot off of yesterday's DMR success the senior and freshman ran an excellent race to take eighth and 11th in a scrappy race. Skyring's time of 9:09.05 was good enough to score the Noles their final point of the meet.
Event 1 - 60 Meters
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Place Name Results
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11 Jayla Kirkland 7.28
Event 6 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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8 Maudie Skyring 9:09.05 1
11 Alyson Churchill 9:14.91
Event 7 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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12 Rebecca Clark 16:18.29
Event 10 - Distance Medley Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Relay Team A 10:59.12 6
1) Alyson Churchill
2) Edidiong Odiong
3) Yasmine Abbes
4) Maudie Skyring
Event 14 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Ruta Lasmane 46- 5.25 14.15m 6
9 Alonie Sutton 43- 7.25 13.29m
Noles Complete First Day of USF Invitational and Tiger Track Classic.
March 19, 2021
TAMPA, Fla. and AUBURN, Ala. - The Florida State track and field team began its outdoor season at the USF Invitational and the Tiger Track Classic on Friday. The Seminoles had a total of 17 student-athletes competing on the first day between both meets. In Tampa, Fla. the throws squad arguably had some of the best performances on the day resulting in two event wins. Sanjae Lawrence appeared in competition for the first time this season and took first place in the men's shot put with a mark of 17.77m. He wasn't the only winner of the group as teammate Megan Cook won the women's hammer throw in her first ever meet competing in the Garnet and Gold. In the women's shot put Genesis Leggett placed eighth with a 12.63m mark. Rounding out the throws competition was Riley Ott who competed in the men's javelin throw taking third with a PB of 50.31m.
On the track, the Noles saw success in the women's 200m dash. Redshirt Savyon Toombs who competed unattached took home the first place finish clocking in a time of 23.80. Teammate Ashley Seymour placed second with a 23.93, followed by Shian Hyde at 24.14 to take fourth. Competing in the 200m dash for the men was Tshenolo Lemao who finished 14th in a time pf 22.69.
Closing out the
first day of competition at both meets was the women's 5,000m run. At USF, eight Seminoles competed with Rachel Johnson leading the pack with a 18:31.34 to earn fifth overall. In Auburn, Riley Bahr
(17:42.83) and Abby Schrobilgen (17:50.49) came in at 5th and 6th overall.
March 20, 2021
TAMPA, Fla. and AUBURN, Ala. - Florida State Track and Field closed out the USF Invitational and Tiger Track Classic on Saturday, notching three event wins from the throws squad. Throwers Kelechi Nwanga, Shanice Love, and Milton Ingraham all earned individual wins on the day.
"It's been a crazy seven days competing in indoor track, cross country and outdoor track, but it felt great to be competing in outdoor track and field for the first time in two years," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "Our throwers were the highlight of the weekend. We hope to have everyone competing next week at home for the FSU Relays."
At the USF Invitational the throwers continued to put on a show as the Seminoles started the day sweeping the women's javelin throw. Nwanga led the way winning the event with a throw of 52.50m. Stella Weinberg was right behind her at 49.35m for a second place showing in her outdoor debut. Sara Zabarino, also competing in her first outdoor javelin throw, finished third with a mark of 48.49m.
In the men's discus, Milton Ingraham picked up where he left off during the indoor season recording a first place finish with a mark of 54.81m. In his first time competing this season, Jacob Hoeffner finished eighth at 44.57m.
Rounding out the stellar performances by the throwers was Love in the women's discus, with an impressive NCAA Region qualifying mark of 56.98m. Love finished in second overall behind Jamaican Olympian Shadea Lawrence who was competing unattached. Freshman Caisa-Marie Lindfors, also competing in her first outdoor discus throw in the Garnet and Gold finished third with a mark of 52.07m.
On the track in Tampa, recording his first win this outdoor season in the 400-meter dash was freshman Alex Collier, clocking in at 47.33. Ari Cogdell followed right behind him at 47.88 to take second in his Seminole debut.
At the Tiger Track Classic, Connor Phillips led the Seminole pack in the men's 800-meter finishing fourth overall with a time of 1:53.16.
Event 5 - 1500 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Rebecca Bergnes 4:41.55 1 13 Kate Tugman 4:51.21 24 Nicole McConnell 5:04.63 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Riley Bahr 17:42.83 1 6 Abby Schrobilgen 17:50.49 10 Quinn Wilson 18:55.53
Noles Complete First Day of USF Invitational and Tiger Track Classic.
March 19, 2021
TAMPA, Fla. and AUBURN, Ala. - The Florida State track and field team began its outdoor season at the USF Invitational and the Tiger Track Classic on Friday. The Seminoles had a total of 17 student-athletes competing on the first day between both meets. In Tampa, Fla. the throws squad arguably had some of the best performances on the day resulting in two event wins. Sanjae Lawrence appeared in competition for the first time this season and took first place in the men's shot put with a mark of 17.77m. He wasn't the only winner of the group as teammate Megan Cook won the women's hammer throw in her first ever meet competing in the Garnet and Gold. In the women's shot put Genesis Leggett placed eighth with a 12.63m mark. Rounding out the throws competition was Riley Ott who competed in the men's javelin throw taking third with a PB of 50.31m.
On the track, the Noles saw success in the women's 200m dash. Redshirt Savyon Toombs who competed unattached took home the first place finish clocking in a time of 23.80. Teammate Ashley Seymour placed second with a 23.93, followed by Shian Hyde at 24.14 to take fourth. Competing in the 200m dash for the men was Tshenolo Lemao who finished 14th in a time pf 22.69.
Closing out the
first day of competition at both meets was the women's 5,000m run. At USF, eight Seminoles competed with Rachel Johnson leading the pack with a 18:31.34 to earn fifth overall. In Auburn, Riley Bahr
(17:42.83) and Abby Schrobilgen (17:50.49) came in at 5th and 6th overall.
March 20, 2021
TAMPA, Fla. and AUBURN, Ala. - Florida State Track and Field closed out the USF Invitational and Tiger Track Classic on Saturday, notching three event wins from the throws squad. Throwers Kelechi Nwanga, Shanice Love, and Milton Ingraham all earned individual wins on the day.
"It's been a crazy seven days competing in indoor track, cross country and outdoor track, but it felt great to be competing in outdoor track and field for the first time in two years," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "Our throwers were the highlight of the weekend. We hope to have everyone competing next week at home for the FSU Relays."
At the USF Invitational the throwers continued to put on a show as the Seminoles started the day sweeping the women's javelin throw. Nwanga led the way winning the event with a throw of 52.50m. Stella Weinberg was right behind her at 49.35m for a second place showing in her outdoor debut. Sara Zabarino, also competing in her first outdoor javelin throw, finished third with a mark of 48.49m.
In the men's discus, Milton Ingraham picked up where he left off during the indoor season recording a first place finish with a mark of 54.81m. In his first time competing this season, Jacob Hoeffner finished eighth at 44.57m.
Rounding out the stellar performances by the throwers was Love in the women's discus, with an impressive NCAA Region qualifying mark of 56.98m. Love finished in second overall behind Jamaican Olympian Shadea Lawrence who was competing unattached. Freshman Caisa-Marie Lindfors, also competing in her first outdoor discus throw in the Garnet and Gold finished third with a mark of 52.07m.
On the track in Tampa, recording his first win this outdoor season in the 400-meter dash was freshman Alex Collier, clocking in at 47.33. Ari Cogdell followed right behind him at 47.88 to take second in his Seminole debut.
At the Tiger Track Classic, Connor Phillips led the Seminole pack in the men's 800-meter finishing fourth overall with a time of 1:53.16.
Event 2 - 200 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Ashley Seymour 23.93 4 4 Shian Hyde 24.14 2 Event 5 - 1500 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 10 Julia Blankenbaker 5:05.19 11 Sarah Magee 5:05.61 14 Ashley David 5:09.84 24 Isabella Timiraos 5:47.44 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 5 Rachel Johnson 18:31.34 1 9 Kaley Boethig 18:44.20 13 Melanie Castro 18:51.88 16 Alondra Reyna-Lopez 18:54.51 21 Lindsay Boethig 19:25.66 24 Micaela Torres 19:36.05 25 Emma Jane Warren 19:51.21 27 Kaia Stevenson 19:55.68 Event 8 - 100 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 10 Ella Madson 15.15 Event 13 - High Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 4T Ella Madson 5- 2.25 1.58m 1 Event 17 - Shot Put ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Genesis Leggett 41- 5.25 12.63m Event 18 - Discus ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Shanice Love 186-11 56.98m 4 3 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 170-10 52.07m 3 Event 19 - Hammer ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Megan Cook 171- 7 52.30m 5 Event 20 - Javelin ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Kelechi Nwanaga 172- 3 52.50m 5 2 Stella Weinberg 161-11 49.35m 4 3 Sara Zabarino 159- 1 48.49m 3 6 Ella Madson 108- 2 32.97m
Noles Conclude a Successful First Day of FSU Relays.
March 25, 2021
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida State Track and Field team opened up the 41st FSU Relays on their home track with three event wins, three Seminole top-10 marks and five personal bests.
Megan Cook set the tone for the day in the women's hammer throw with a mark of 52.43m. Not only is this a personal best but she also ranks No. 8 on the FSU All-Time Top-10 list.
Cook wasn't the only Seminole thrower earning a top-10 mark. Caisa-Marie Lindfors, making her outdoor debut in the Garnet and Gold, threw a 16.09m PB and a No. 6 all-time throw in the women's shot put. Teammate Amani Heaven also earned a PB with the mark of 15.60m. Milton Ingraham added on a personal best of his own in the men's shot put with an 18.08m.
The jumps squad was not to be outdone as Jacore Irving went on to finish first in the long jump with the mark of 7.50m. Alonie Sutton, after coming off an incredible indoor season, made her outdoor debut in style as she went 6.43m in the women's long jump earning her a personal best and the No. 6 spot on the FSU All-Time Top-10 list.
While jumping with two different shoes due to one of them being torn during the first jump, Jordan Wesner made his Seminole debut with incredible grace. He went on to take first in the high jump at the height of 2.12m.
Closing out day one of the FSU Relays was Jodie Judd in the women's 5,000m. To say she had an incredible race is an understatement. Judd went on to win the event clocking in
at 16:47.96 and a whole 200m ahead of the pack.
March 26, 2021
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida State Track and Field team honored the 24 seniors on the final day of the 41st FSU Relays at Mike Long Track.
"We have an awesome group of seniors," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "They have returned all of our programs to greatness. We are winning ACC Championships and chasing NCAA Titles in all six of our sports and this group of seniors is the biggest reason why. The last 12 months have been a challenge. They have stuck with us and led us through the battle. It has been awesome to see them grow and succeed through their time here."
The Seminoles recognized 14 men - Braxton Canady, Ari Cogdell, Steven Cross, Trey Cunningham, Tyler Dau, Fabian Edoki, Darryl Gay, Humberto Friere, Isaac Grimes, Jacore Irving, Kasaun James, Kasey Knevelbaard, Sanjae Lawrence, Jordan Wesner - and nine women - Julia Blankenbaker, Kayla Easterly, Shian Hyde, Jodie Judd, Jayla Kirkland, Shanice Love, Ka'Tia Seymour, Micaela Torres, Blessing Odiong.
Competition
"I was really pleased with our effort this weekend," said Braman. "We had lots of great performances and lots of likely Region marks, but we were really focused across all 19 events. The field events probably enjoyed the most success, but I was pleased with the progress of men's and women's sprints and hurdles."
The FSU throwers but on a spectacular showing once again, leading the way with two event wins, four personal bests and four new additions the the FSU All-Time Top-10 list.
Both the men and the women for discus throw were the first to strike. Milton Ingraham finished second overall with a massive personal best throw 57.90m. This mark moved him to No. 5 on the FSU All-Time list. On the women's side, Shanice Love was the collegiate winner of the event with her season best mark of 58.13m. Freshman Caisa-Marie Lindfors also shined in the discus moving up to No. 7 on the All-Time list with a PB of 55.21m.
The momentum continued for the throwers as we headed into the women's javelin throw. Kelechi Nwanaga took third, finishing with a personal-best throw of 52.92m and it's also the No. 3 mark in FSU history. Teammate Sara Zabarino finished right behind Nwanage in fourth with her final throw of 52.39m. Not only is this a personal-best throw but it also ranks No. 4 on the FSU All-Time list.
Highlighting the track action for the Noles was Trey Cunningham as he dominated the competition in the 110-meter hurdles with a 13.51. Although this was only his second best time in his career, Cunningham's performance is the fastest time in the world in 2021 thus far. It was a fitting way for one of FSU greats to finish his final home meet at Mike Long Track.
Fellow senior, Ka'Tia Seymour had her final showing in the 100-meter dash, finishing third overall with a time of 11.33.
It was just the start for the Noles sprinters as two FSU men's 4×400 relay teams were up next. The relay team of Damarre Martin, Alex Collier, DaeQwan Butler, and Ari Cogdell finished third in 3:09.00. Following right behind them in a time of 3:15.70 was the relay team of Cameron Daniel, Jo'Vaughn Martin, Don'drea Swint, and Cameron Leiba.
Closing out the day was Connor Phillips in the men's 1500-meter run, registering a new 7-second personal-best of 3:49.53.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Ka'tia Seymour 11.33w 3
6 Ashley Seymour 11.41w
7 Shian Hyde 11.59w
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Shian Hyde 24.16 1
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Caitlin Wilkey 4:31.67 2
7 Rebecca Bergnes 4:41.10
17 Sarah Magee 5:02.50
18 Kaia Stevenson 5:03.74
19 Alondra Reyna-Lopez 5:09.14
20 Ashley David 5:09.50
21 Rachel Johnson 5:13.19
22 Micaela Torres 5:17.88
23 Emma Jane Warren 5:27.23
24 Isabella Timiraos 5:32.70
25 Avery Hultquist 6:02.53
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jodie Judd 16:57.96 5
3 Riley Bahr 17:47.48 3
4 Abby Schrobilgen 17:50.16 2
9 Kate Tugman 18:12.72
11 Kaley Boethig 18:38.47
12 Rachel Johnson 19:01.37
13 Melanie Castro 19:01.42
14 Quinn Wilson 19:11.37
15 Alondra Reyna-Lopez 19:13.67
16 Lindsay Boethig 19:29.73
17 Julia Blankenbaker 19:44.10
18 Kaia Stevenson 19:51.76
19 Emma Jane Warren 20:43.23
Event 8 - 100 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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11 Ella Madson 17.48
Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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8 Ava Klein 1:03.48
Event 12 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Relay Team A 3:45.73 2
1) Edidiong Odiong
2) Ka'tia Seymour
3) Shian Hyde
4) Ashley Seymour
Event 14 - Pole Vault
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Place Name Results
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7T Jazmyn Dennis 12- 5.50 3.80m
Event 15 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Alonie Sutton 21- 1.25w 6.43mw 4
11 Ella Madson 18- 9.50 5.73m
Event 17 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 52- 9.50 16.09m 1
8 Amani Heaven 51- 2.25 15.60m
16 Genesis Leggett 40- 8.50 12.41m
17 Ella Madson 30- 0.25 9.15m
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Shanice Love 190- 8 58.13m 4
3 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 181- 2 55.21m 3
6 Amani Heaven 157- 8 48.07m
Event 19 - Hammer
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Megan Cook 172- 0 52.43m 1
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Kelechi Nwanaga 173- 7 52.92m 3
4 Sara Zabarino 171-10 52.39m 2
Noles Start Strong at Florida Relays.
April 2, 2021
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State Track and Field teams are off to a strong start at the Florida Relays. The first day featured three individual wins as well as four top-three finishes and more than 10 personal and season bests on Friday at Percy Beard Track at James G. Pressly Stadium.
"I was pleased with today's results," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "Our mantra is building momentum from meet to meet, and I believe almost everyone competing today accomplished that. Tomorrow will be another opportunity to improve and hopefully earn some Region qualifying marks."
The Seminoles went one and two in the women's discus throw to start the day. Shanice Love led the way winning the event with a throw of 58.79m (192-10). Caisa-Marie Lindfors soon followed as she finished second with a mark of 55.86m (183-03).
Love wasn't the only one to take first in a field event, Isaac Grimes took home first place in the men's long jump. Not only was this his FSU career outdoor debut but his jump of 7.94m is a personal best mark that puts him at No. 6 on the all-time list.
Competing for just his second time as a Nole, Jordan Wesner earns third place in the men's high jump with a season best jump of 2.20m (7-02.50).
Rounding out the day one field events was the women's javelin throw. Kelechi Nwanaga threw out a big final throw for a season best mark of 54.43m (178-07.00) to finish second. She now moves to No. 2 on the FSU all-time list. Freshman Sara Zabarino also had a strong showing, finishing fifth with a throw of 49.66m (162-11.25).
On the track, the 1,500-meters squad got things rolling. For the women, Jodie Judd finished eighth clocking in at 4:27.00. Kate Tugman ran a personal best to finish 17th with a time of 4:40.15. On the men's side, Sam Field led the pack finishing fourth with a 3 second personal best time of 3:46.28. Connor Phillips finished next placing 13th in a time of 3:53.02, followed by Tyler Dau in 19th (3:55.13) and Humberto Freire in 22nd (3:56.51).
Ka'Tia Seymour came out strong in the women's 200 meters taking fourth with a season best time of 23.38. Teammate Ashley Seymour, also with a season best time, placed ninth in 23.68.
Cameron Leiba was the lone Seminole competing in the men's 200 meters. He recorded his fastest outdoor season opener and a season best time of 21.36 to finish 16th.
The day ended with the men's 5,000 meters where Jacob Holmes went on to win the event clocking in a time of 14:16.21. Following closely to take third was Paul Stafford in 14:29.18. Freshman Gabriel Curtis placed sixth with a time of 14:33.99 and Steven Cross took seventh with 14:43.19.
April 3, 2021
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State Track and Field teams wrapped up the final day of Florida Relays at Percy Beard Track at James G. Pressly Stadium.
Senior Jayla Kirkland was the highlight of the day making her outdoor season debut in the women's 100-meters. Kirkland finished third and her time of 11.15 ranks as the second-best time in program history.
"Jayla Kirkland was the star of the day for the Seminoles," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "She ran an Olympic trial qualifying time and ran a fantastic leg on the women's 4x100m relay. Big day for Kirkland, great to have her back at full health leading our women's sprint squad. On the men's side, DaeQwan Butler got a half second personal best for a quality fourth place finish in a national class 400-meter race. He was the highlight for the men today."
Kirkland teamed up with Ka'Tia Seymour, Ashley Seymour and Edidiong Odiong in the 4x100m relay to take third place with a time of 43.80. Their time also cracks into the Florida State all-time list at No. 10.
The men's sprinters also saw success in the 400-meters with DaeQwan Butler taking fourth with a personal best time of 45.89. The Noles had two more competing in the very talented field as Damarre Martin finished 11th (47.16) and Alex Collier took 13th (47.23).
FSU then took to the 110m hurdles where Trey Cunningham won the prelim to advance to the finals with a time of 13.64. He went on to finish third overall in 13.67.
Kayla Easterly led the Seminole pack in the women's 3,000 meters clocking in at 9:45.81 to continue the third place trend. Rebecca Bergnes followed in seventh with 9:56.83, Riley Bahr took ninth at 10:07.73 and rounding it out was Abby Schrobilgen at 14th in a time of 10:28.91.
The field events had a slow final day in Gainesville with Milton Ingraham taking fifth in the men's discus throw with a mark of 54.20m (177-10). Freshman Caisa-Marie Lindfors highlighted the day on the women's side in the shot put going 15.28m (50-01.75).
"Overall, we got a lot of work done this weekend and we have to keep getting better and better each weekend," said Braman. "We need to have more breakout performances if we're going to be a top-5 or even a top-10 national team. Two weeks from now we go back to Florida for the Tom Jones Invitational with some really great teams and that will be a great opportunity for us to start that march towards nationals."
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Jayla Kirkland 11.15 3
7 Ka'tia Seymour 11.61
8 Ashley Seymour 11.65
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Ka'tia Seymour 23.38 2
9 Ashley Seymour 23.68
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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12 Yasmine Abbes 2:10.95
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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8 Jodie Judd 4:27.00
17 Kate Tugman 4:40.15
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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7 Caitlin Wilkey 16:53.45
7 Caitlin Wilkey 16:53.45
12 Rachel Johnson 18:39.84
12 Rachel Johnson 18:39.84
Event 8 - 100 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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24 Ella Madson 14.75w
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Relay Team A 43.80 3
1) Ashley Seymour
2) Jayla Kirkland
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Edidiong Odiong
Event 14 - Pole Vault
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4 Jazmyn Dennis 12- 9.50 3.90m 2
Event 15 - Long Jump
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17 Ella Madson 18- 2.50 5.55m
Event 17 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results
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9 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 50- 1.75 15.28m
17 Amani Heaven 46-11.50 14.31m
20 Genesis Leggett 44- 3.25 13.49m
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Shanice Love 192-10 58.79m 5
2 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 183- 3 55.86m 4
15 Amani Heaven 153-10 46.90m
Event 19 - Hammer
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Place Name Results
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11 Megan Cook 171- 0 52.12m
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Kelechi Nwanaga 178- 7 54.43m 4
5 Sara Zabarino 162-11 49.66m 1
11 Ella Madson 108- 1 32.95m
Event 21 - 3000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Kayla Easterly 9:45.81 3
7 Rebecca Bergnes 9:56.83
9 Riley Bahr 10:07.73
14 Abby Schrobilgen 10:28.91
Wildschutt Shines During Outdoor Season Debut.
April 17, 2021
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. and GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Adriaan Wildschutt made his Florida State outdoor season debut on Friday, posting one of the best 10,000-meter times in the nations and in school history. Wildschutt put on a show at the Virginia Challenge while the other half of the FSU track and field team were battling crazy weather conditions on day one of the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational at Percy Beard Track inside James G. Pressly Stadium.
The South African native competed in his first outdoor competition after coming off one of the most successful indoor track and cross country seasons in Florida State History. Wildschutt's event winning 10,000-meter time of 28:25.11 was not only a personal best but also shattered the FSU, ACC, meet and facility record.
Continuing the trend on the track at Virginia was Ahmed Muhumed who set a new personal best by 7 seconds in the 5,000-meter with a 13:52.25. His performance currently ranks No.7 on FSU's All-Time list.
"Adriaan and Ahmed ran fantastic races today!" said Head Coach Bob Braman. "They really set the tone for the ACC Championships next month."
Tom Jones Memorial Invitational
Due to the weather delay, things were off to a slow start for the rest of the Florida State track and field squad down in Gainesville. However, the Noles didn't let that stop them from having a strong first day showing.
Immediately after the lightning delay, Milton Ingraham headed back out in the men's discus to finish up runner-up with a throw of 56.80m (186'4"). Jordan Wesner also finished out competition in the men's high jump earning fourth place with 2.11m (6'11"). Also taking fourth place was Amani Heaven in the women's discus throw with a distance of 50.05m (164'2").
As the rest of the field events got pushed to later in the day, Maudie Skyring got things started on the track in the women's 1,500-meter, finishing first overall at a PB of 4:11.43 in her outdoor season debut. That time stands as the fifth-best in program history.
"Our 1,500-meter men and women ran well in both Virginia and Florida, so that bodes well for the future," said Braman.
The women's sprinters were next in the 200-meter dash as Ka'Tia Seymour led the pack finishing third overall clocking in at 23.42. Edidiong Odiong was next at eighth with the time of 23.75. Followed by Ashley Seymour in tenth at 23.84 and Shian Hyde in 11th in 24.02.
Isaac Grimes closed out day one in Gainesville in the
men's long jump post a big mark of 7.91m to win the event. Fabian Edoki also had a good showing as he jumped 7.55m to finish fourth while Jacore Irving placed ninth with a mark of 7.23m.
April 17, 2021
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State Track and Field team put on a show during day two of this year's Tom Jones Memorial Invitational, which was highlighted by performances from Jo'Vaughn Martin and Trey Cunningham inside Percy Beard Track at James G. Pressly Stadium.
"We had an unbelievable day today at the Tom Jones meet!" said Head Coach Bob Braman. "I'm so proud of how they dealt with 2 days of rain delays and kept their composure. And to then do so many things on the National level is incredible."
The most newsworthy of the Seminoles performances was Martin's astonishing time of 9.94 in the men's 100 meters. The Houston, Texas native not only recorded a personal best but also his time is currently the world lead, NCAA lead, ACC lead and No. 3 on FSU's All-Time Top 10 list.
Cunningham also shined on the final day in Gainesville earning a 110-meter hurdles personal best time of 13.28. The Winfield, Alabama native took second overall but first collegiately as Olympian Grant Holloway won the event with the fastest time in the world so far with a 13.07. Cunningham's time is still impressive as he moves up in the Florida State record books as the second-fasted 110-meter hurdles performance in school history.
Martin wasn't the only one who recorded a personal best in the 100 meters as the Noles also recorded two other top-10 performances. Taylor Banks finished fourth with his personal best time of 10.23 and Darryl Gay made his outdoor season debut with a personal best time in 10.41 to finish ninth.
The women also success in the 100 meters with Jayla Kirkland taking first place with the personal best time of 11.13. She beat out her own time to remain No. 2 on the FSU All-Time list and she also ranks No. 4 in the NCAA.
The sprinters continued their spectacular day of competition as the Seminoles relay teams put together huge PR's. First, in the women's 4x100, Kirkland teamed up with Shian Hyde, Ka'Tia Seymour and Edidiong Odiong to take first clocking in at 43.70, That time ranks seventh in the nation and it's the ninth-fastest in program history.
Also, in the 4x100, the relay team of Banks, Jhevaughn Matherson, Don'drea Swint and Martin put together a second place finish in the collegiate division with a time of 39.67. This regional qualifying time currently ranks No. 7 in the region.
Closing out the day on the track was the men's 4x400 relay squad of Alex Collier, Ari Cogdell, Damarre Martin and DaeQwan Butler who finished with the time of 3:04.27. While competing against the pro division the relay team finished third overall and took home the first place finish in the collegiate division. Once again, this performance ranks in FSU's All-Time Top-10 list at No. 5 and is also No. 7 in the NCAA.
Jumper Ruta Lasmane added to the Seminoles top performances in her outdoor season debut. Finishing first in the triple jump with the fourth-best mark in the nation this year with a leap of 13.81m. She now sits behind Seminole great Kimberly Williams as the second-best mark in school history. Alonie Sutton also had a notable performance in the triple jump with her best jump of 13.17m to take third.
"Our coaches have stayed with their plan all along and now have them coming into form in the heat of the Outdoor Track season," said Braman. "We knew that revving up too much for indoor season would limit our results outdoors and the athletes bought in. Now we go back to work to prepare for the ACC Championships in a month."
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jayla Kirkland 11.13 5
5 Ka'tia Seymour 11.35 1
6 Edidiong Odiong 11.42
8 Shian Hyde 11.50
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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3 Ka'tia Seymour 23.42 3
8 Edidiong Odiong 23.75
10 Ashley Seymour 23.84
14 Shian Hyde 24.02
Event 3 - 400 Meters
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18 Ella Madson 59.15
Event 4 - 800 Meters
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Place Name Results
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9 Maudie Skyring 2:06.70
23 Yasmine Abbes 2:10.33
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Maudie Skyring 4:11.43 5
7 Yasmine Abbes 4:19.35
18 Caitlin Wilkey 4:28.22
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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10 Kate Tugman 17:52.17
Event 8 - 100 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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22 Ella Madson 14.57
Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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12 Ava Klein 1:03.77
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Relay Team A 43.70 5
1) Shian Hyde
2) Jayla Kirkland
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Edidiong Odiong
Event 12 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results
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16 Relay Team A 3:44.68
1) Ava Klein
2) Ka'tia Seymour
3) Shian Hyde
4) Edidiong Odiong
Event 14 - Pole Vault
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Place Name Results
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10 Jazmyn Dennis 12- 5.50 3.80m
Event 15 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results
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8 Alonie Sutton 20- 1.50 6.13m
21 Ella Madson 18- 2.50 5.55m
Event 16 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ruta Lasmane 45- 3.75 13.81m 5
3 Alonie Sutton 43- 2.50 13.17m 3
14 Trentorria Green 39- 5.25 12.02m
Event 17 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results
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11 Amani Heaven 49- 5 15.06m
21 Genesis Leggett 41- 7.25 12.68m
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Amani Heaven 164- 2 50.05m 2
Wildschutt Shines During Outdoor Season Debut.
April 17, 2021
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. and GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Adriaan Wildschutt made his Florida State outdoor season debut on Friday, posting one of the best 10,000-meter times in the nations and in school history. Wildschutt put on a show at the Virginia Challenge while the other half of the FSU track and field team were battling crazy weather conditions on day one of the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational at Percy Beard Track inside James G. Pressly Stadium.
The South African native competed in his first outdoor competition after coming off one of the most successful indoor track and cross country seasons in Florida State History. Wildschutt's event winning 10,000-meter time of 28:25.11 was not only a personal best but also shattered the FSU, ACC, meet and facility record.
Continuing the trend on the track at Virginia was Ahmed Muhumed who set a new personal best by 7 seconds in the 5,000-meter with a 13:52.25. His performance currently ranks No.7 on FSU's All-Time list.
"Adriaan and Ahmed ran fantastic races today!" said Head Coach Bob Braman. "They really set the tone for the ACC Championships next month."
Tom Jones Memorial Invitational
Due to the weather delay, things were off to a slow start for the rest of the Florida State track and field squad down in Gainesville. However, the Noles didn't let that stop them from having a strong first day showing.
Immediately after the lightning delay, Milton Ingraham headed back out in the men's discus to finish up runner-up with a throw of 56.80m (186'4"). Jordan Wesner also finished out competition in the men's high jump earning fourth place with 2.11m (6'11"). Also taking fourth place was Amani Heaven in the women's discus throw with a distance of 50.05m (164'2").
As the rest of the field events got pushed to later in the day, Maudie Skyring got things started on the track in the women's 1,500-meter, finishing first overall at a PB of 4:11.43 in her outdoor season debut. That time stands as the fifth-best in program history.
"Our 1,500-meter men and women ran well in both Virginia and Florida, so that bodes well for the future," said Braman.
The women's sprinters were next in the 200-meter dash as Ka'Tia Seymour led the pack finishing third overall clocking in at 23.42. Edidiong Odiong was next at eighth with the time of 23.75. Followed by Ashley Seymour in tenth at 23.84 and Shian Hyde in 11th in 24.02.
Isaac Grimes closed out day one in Gainesville in the
men's long jump post a big mark of 7.91m to win the event. Fabian Edoki also had a good showing as he jumped 7.55m to finish fourth while Jacore Irving placed ninth with a mark of 7.23m.
April 17, 2021
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State Track and Field team put on a show during day two of this year's Tom Jones Memorial Invitational, which was highlighted by performances from Jo'Vaughn Martin and Trey Cunningham inside Percy Beard Track at James G. Pressly Stadium.
"We had an unbelievable day today at the Tom Jones meet!" said Head Coach Bob Braman. "I'm so proud of how they dealt with 2 days of rain delays and kept their composure. And to then do so many things on the National level is incredible."
The most newsworthy of the Seminoles performances was Martin's astonishing time of 9.94 in the men's 100 meters. The Houston, Texas native not only recorded a personal best but also his time is currently the world lead, NCAA lead, ACC lead and No. 3 on FSU's All-Time Top 10 list.
Cunningham also shined on the final day in Gainesville earning a 110-meter hurdles personal best time of 13.28. The Winfield, Alabama native took second overall but first collegiately as Olympian Grant Holloway won the event with the fastest time in the world so far with a 13.07. Cunningham's time is still impressive as he moves up in the Florida State record books as the second-fasted 110-meter hurdles performance in school history.
Martin wasn't the only one who recorded a personal best in the 100 meters as the Noles also recorded two other top-10 performances. Taylor Banks finished fourth with his personal best time of 10.23 and Darryl Gay made his outdoor season debut with a personal best time in 10.41 to finish ninth.
The women also success in the 100 meters with Jayla Kirkland taking first place with the personal best time of 11.13. She beat out her own time to remain No. 2 on the FSU All-Time list and she also ranks No. 4 in the NCAA.
The sprinters continued their spectacular day of competition as the Seminoles relay teams put together huge PR's. First, in the women's 4x100, Kirkland teamed up with Shian Hyde, Ka'Tia Seymour and Edidiong Odiong to take first clocking in at 43.70, That time ranks seventh in the nation and it's the ninth-fastest in program history.
Also, in the 4x100, the relay team of Banks, Jhevaughn Matherson, Don'drea Swint and Martin put together a second place finish in the collegiate division with a time of 39.67. This regional qualifying time currently ranks No. 7 in the region.
Closing out the day on the track was the men's 4x400 relay squad of Alex Collier, Ari Cogdell, Damarre Martin and DaeQwan Butler who finished with the time of 3:04.27. While competing against the pro division the relay team finished third overall and took home the first place finish in the collegiate division. Once again, this performance ranks in FSU's All-Time Top-10 list at No. 5 and is also No. 7 in the NCAA.
Jumper Ruta Lasmane added to the Seminoles top performances in her outdoor season debut. Finishing first in the triple jump with the fourth-best mark in the nation this year with a leap of 13.81m. She now sits behind Seminole great Kimberly Williams as the second-best mark in school history. Alonie Sutton also had a notable performance in the triple jump with her best jump of 13.17m to take third.
"Our coaches have stayed with their plan all along and now have them coming into form in the heat of the Outdoor Track season," said Braman. "We knew that revving up too much for indoor season would limit our results outdoors and the athletes bought in. Now we go back to work to prepare for the ACC Championships in a month."
Event 6 - 5000 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 20 Alyson Churchill 16:20.78 28 Rebecca Clark 16:33.44 31 Kayla Easterly 16:44.87 33 Jenn Lima 16:50.40
Noles Finish Day One Strong at UNF Invitational.
April 29, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State track and field team closed out day one of the UNF Invitational in Jacksonville, Fla. on Thursday night. Five event wins, 11 top-five finished and two facility records highlighted the first day of competition.
"We had a really good first day," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "Both men's and women's 1500m races had multiple PR's, same for the discus competitions, and some great 200m racing as well. We definitely made some good progress for ACCs in 2 weeks."
The Seminoles did most of their work on Thursday in the field with Shanice Love starting the day with an event win. In the women's discus throw, Love threw a mark of 59.82m to take first place. Teammate Caisa-Marie Lindfors also had a big showing with a mark of 56.93m to take third and Amani heaven tossed a 53.13 to finish 5th overall.
On the men's side in the discus throw, Milton Ingraham shined throwing a huge personal best throw of 58.36m. He finished second overall but first out of the collegians and his mark ranks No. 10 in the country.
In the men's high jump Jordan Wesner continued to be at the top of the leader board throughout the afternoon. He would end the day taking first place going 2.13m.
Isaac Grimes continued his indoor success today by jumping over 8-meters with 8.07m. Grimes finished first with teammate Fabian Edoki also joining the over 8-meters club in second with a mark of 8.01m.
Jo'Vaughn Martin got the Noles going on the track with his third-place finish in the men's 200m going 20.22. In his 200m debut, Martin once again cracked into the top-10 on FSU's all-time list at No. 6 and ranks No. 5 in the NCAA.
The men's 1,500-meter kicked things off for the distance crew with Sam Field leading the way to finish third overall with a personal best time of 3:42.39. Ahmed Muhumed wasn't too far behind as he finished fourth with a personal best time of 3:42.46. Humberto Freire took seventh but also had a personal best performance with a 3:43.94.
Florida State earned another event win in Jennifer Lima as she went 10:54.04 in the women's 3000 steeplechase. Rebecca Clark and Kayla Easterly finished in the top five of the women's 5000m. Clark finished third with 16:39.68 while Easterly took fourth in a time of 16:43.66.
Finishing out day one in Jacksonville, Florida was the men's 5000m. In classic Adriaan Wildschutt fashion he took first place and broke another Florida State program record running
13:28.97. The South African native once again leads the ACC, broke the North Florida facility record and ranks No. 2 in the east region.
April 30, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State track and field team concluded their regular season competition at the UNF Invitational on Friday afternoon in Jacksonville, Fla. The final day was highlighted by multiple personal best performances as well as 10 top-five finishes.
"Edidiong Odiong had a great meet and is really emerging as a National scoring threat," said Head Coach Bob Braman. "Jayla Kirkland has been doing a great job of showing her the way the last two meets. Maudie Skyring continues to lead our distance ladies, and the discus trio threw fantastic. On the men's side our older guys really set the tone. Isaac Grimes, Fabian Edoki, Jacore Irving, Adriaan Wildschutt, Milton Ingraham, DaeQwan Butler, Jo'Vaughn Martin and others all competed like National players."
The women's sprinters battled in the 100 meters to overcome a broken clock call back after 60 meters. FSU embraced the adversity and all three women went on to race personal best times. Jayla Kirkland led the way taking second overall but first collegian with a 11.12, beating out her previous best time to remain No. 2 on Florida State's all-time list and No. 5 in the NCAA. Shian Hyde finished in fourth clocking in a time of 11.28 while Edidiong Odiong followed close behind in fifth with a 11.37.
DaeQwan Butler was the highlight of the men's sprinters in the 400 meters. He ran a personal best race of 45.65, good enough to crack into FSU's all-time list at No. 10.
Maudie Skyring and Yasmine Abbes had a strong showing in the women's 800 meters. Skyring ran a personal best time of 2:05.03 to finish in sixth place and is the No. 10 performance in FSU history while Abbes went 2:15.49 for 22nd.
With Kasaun James back in the mix he led the men's 4x100m relay team to a top three finish. He was joined by Taylor Banks, Don'drea Swint and Jo'Vaughn Martin to go 39.16. This time comes in ranking No. 9 in the NCAA.
Rounding out the track events was Trey Cunningham in the 110m hurdles. He advanced to the finals of the event with a qualifying time of 13.55. In the finals, he once again finished second overall but first collegian going 13.48 behind World Champion and former Florida Gator Grant Holloway.
The Seminoles jumps group had yet another successful day starting with Jacore Irving taking second in the men's triple jump with a mark of 15.85m. Not only is this mark a personal best for Irving but it also ranks No. 4 in the ACC. On the women's side, Alonie Sutton dominated the competition jumping 13.12m to win the event.
"I was really pleased with our competitive attitude over the past two days," said Braman. "Lots of people with their game faces on, and that's what we'll need in two weeks at the ACC Championships."
Event 1 - 100 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 2 Jayla Kirkland 11.12 4 4 Shian Hyde 11.28 2 5 Edidiong Odiong 11.37 1 13 Ashley Seymour 11.79 Event 2 - 200 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Shian Hyde 23.60 46 Ella Madson 25.91 Event 3 - 400 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 30 Ava Klein 1:00.26 Event 4 - 800 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Maudie Skyring 2:05.03 22 Yasmine Abbes 2:15.49 Event 5 - 1500 Meters ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 7 Yasmine Abbes 4:21.03 8 Alyson Churchill 4:21.71 13 Caitlin Wilkey 4:25.72 43 Kaia Stevenson 5:15.97 Event 6 - 5000 Meters ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Rebecca Clark 16:39.68 3 4 Kayla Easterly 16:43.66 2 11 Kate Tugman 17:36.16 14 Riley Bahr 17:43.71 17 Rebecca Bergnes 17:55.18 25 Abby Schrobilgen 18:14.55 34 Melanie Castro 19:01.35 35 Rachel Johnson 19:21.81 36 Alondra Reyna-Lopez 19:25.64 39 Emma Jane Warren 20:38.10 Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 14 Ava Klein 1:01.62 14 Ava Klein 1:01.62 Event 10 - 3000 Meter Steeplechase ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Jenn Lima 10:54.04 5 Event 13 - High Jump ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 18T Ella Madson 5- 1 1.55m Event 15 - Long Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 4 Alonie Sutton 20- 3 6.17m 2 5 Ruta Lasmane 19-11.75 6.09m 1 Event 16 - Triple Jump ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Alonie Sutton 43- 0.50 13.12m 5 7 Trentorria Green 40- 9 12.42m Event 17 - Shot Put ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 10 Amani Heaven 48- 2.50 14.69m 18 Genesis Leggett 43- 1 13.13m 40 Ella Madson 27- 4.50 8.34m Event 18 - Discus ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 1 Shanice Love 196- 3 59.82m 5 3 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 189- 9 57.83m 3 5 Amani Heaven 174- 4 53.13m 1 Event 19 - Hammer ====================================================== Place Name Results ====================================================== 6 Megan Cook 182- 5 55.61m Event 20 - Javelin ============================================================== Place Name Results Points ============================================================== 3 Sara Zabarino 162- 1 49.41m 3 11 Kelechi Nwanaga 127- 6 38.86m 19 Ella Madson 101- 0 30.78m
Seminole Men and Women perform well on first day of ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
by Chuck Walsh
May 14, 2021
RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State men are in sixth place and the Seminole women are in 10th place after the first day of the 2021 ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the Paul Derr Track and Field Facility at NC State. Isaac Grimes was a winner on the men's side as he was victorious in the long jump competition.
"The men had a solid day one," said head coach Bob Braman. "We qualified well in the 200m with two of the top four times for Jo'Vaughn (Martin) and Kasaun (James), and Kasey (Knevelbaard) was an easy heat winner in the 1500m. Riley (Ott) had a good first day in the decathlon and is second place going to the final day tomorrow. We were perhaps three points better than projected - our first and fourth places in the long jump were key. Grimes kept his ACC undefeated streak alive and Jacore Irving was fourth placed which was better than projected.
"We'll need to qualify well tomorrow and get our field event points if we're going to be able to win another ACC Championship."
Grimes won the men's long jump competition with a jump of 7.75 meters. For Grimes, four of his five jumps were landed at 7.5 meters or better. Jacore Irving earned points for the Seminoles as he finished in fourth place in the event with a jump of 7.39 meters. Florida State was the only team with two performers in the top-10 of the final standings of the men's long jump.
Riley Ott is in second place after five events in the men's decathlon competition. He finished first in the 100 and 400 meter runs along with the long jump. He finished third in the high jump competition. With five events left to be contested in the event, Ott is only 154 points behind Duke's Evan Lee.
"The ladies had a good day one with three qualifiers in the 200m and two in the 1500m," said Braman. "Ruta Lasmane's lifetime best in the long jump got us three critical points as well."
Led by Jayla Kirkland, Edidong Odiong and Ka'Tia Seymour, the Seminole women will look to score well in Saturday's 200M final. Kirkland finished second in the Thursday's prelim (23.13), Odiong finished fourth in a personal best time of 23.30 and Seymour qualified for the finals in a time of 23.49.
Lasmane finished in sixth
place in the long jump with a personal best jump of 6.17 meters. She totaled three or her five jumps at 6.0 meters or better.
by Chuck Walsh
May 15, 2021
RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State women are in third place and the Seminole men are in fourth place after two days of the ACC Track and Field Championships at the Paul Derr Track and Field Facility at NC State University. The Seminole women begin Saturday's final day of competition only three points out of the team lead while the men have some ground to make up in order to win the team championship.
The women's squad moved from 10th place in the team standings to third heading into the final day of competition. With 37 points, the Noles trail first-place Notre Dame by two points and second place Virginia Tech by just one point. The men moved from sixth place into fourth place and are only one point out of third place. Virginia Tech holds a commanding lead in the men's competition with Notre Dame in second place.
"On the women's side, Miami is having a great meet and appears to be 10-12 point favorite but we have a chance for the upset if we can win some head-to-head battles in the 100m, 200m, 4×100 relay and the discus," said head coach Bob Braman.
"On the men's side, we definitely maximized our opportunities today."
The most outstanding performance of the day for FSU came on the women's side when Ruta Lasmane won the triple jump with the No. 2 jump in Florida State history of 14.20m. Not only was her jump the second best in the history of the Seminole program, but is also counted as an ACC Championships record and a record in the Paul Derr Track and Field Facility. Lasmane's winning jump of 14.20m bettered the second-place jump by Bria Matthews of Georgia Tech. Matthews' recorded a jump of 13.61m.
"The highlight for our women was the 1-2 sweep in the javelin," said Braman. "They beat their entry seeds and kicked the day off strong. Ruta's meet record in the triple jump led the way to three scorers and a plus four points for the event (versus our projection). We qualified three for the 100m final which is key for tomorrow's title chase."
Also earning gold for the Seminole women was Kelechi Nwanaga in the javelin with a personal-best throw of 54.93m. Nwanaga's first-place winning throw came on her first attempt of the competition. Teammate Sara Zabarino finished second in the event with a personal-best throw of 54.48m.
"The men qualified four of the top six spots in the 100m - that was certainly the highlight of the day for the men. But Riley Ott's second place (in the decathlon) and Jacore Irving's third place (in the triple jump) were key as well. Trey (Cunningham) dominated as expected, and DeaQwan (Butler) and Damarre (Martin) gave us two qualifiers for the 400m final."
Ott finished in second place in the men's decathlon with 6,674 points. He placed first in three of the 10 events contested - the 100m, 400m, and the long jump. He placed in the top four in nine of the 10 events and finished no lower than sixth in any competition in the two-day event.
Cunningham finished first in the second heat of the 110m hurdles preliminaries and is the top seed in Saturday's finals. He finished with a time of 13.67 - just ahead of Clemson's Devon Brooks who ran a time of 13.84.
Butler is seeded fourth and Martin (sixth) in Saturday's championship final of the 400m. He ran a time of 46.52, winning his heat in the
preliminaries.
by Chuck Walsh
May 16, 2021
RALEIGH, N.C. - The Florida State men captured the outright ACC Championship and the Seminole Women finished as the Co-ACC Champions as the three-day ACC Championship Meet at the Paul Derr Track and Field Facility at NC State University came to an exciting conclusion. The Seminole men rallied from a fourth place standing after Day 2 to win its championship while the Florida State women charged back from third place to heading into the final round to finish as the co-champions with Duke.
"Our men were nearly perfect today," said head coach Bob Braman. "We left virtually no points out there, and even overachieved in most events. Virginia Tech made us work as they always do. I am very proud to be a double champion program."
The Florida State men won their 13th team championship and first since 2018. The men's title was the Seminoles' 11th while the women's crown was the fifth under Braman.
In the men's competition, FSU piled up 136 points, the most by any men's team since FSU scored 149 in 2013. Virginia Tech finished second (116.5), while Virginia placed third (92). On the women's side, Virginia took third with 92 points to follow Duke and Florida State.
Florida State's Kasaun James earned ACC Championship Men's Track MVP honors after picking up 20.5 points by winning the 200m dash, taking second in the 100m dash and running on the 400m relay team that took first place. The Seminoles' Jayla Kirkland won ACC Championship Women's Track MVP laurels. She racked up 20.5 points after winning the 100m dash, taking second in the 200 dash and being part of the winning 400m relay team.
The Seminole men scored points in virtually every event of the day on Saturday.
Florida State earned gold medal performances in the 4x100m relay (38.95) and individually by Adriaan Wildschutt in the 5000m (13.29.03), Trey Cunningham in the 110m hurdles (13.43), and James in the 200m (20.36). Silver medal winning performances came from Jo'Vaughn Martin in the 200m (20.41), James in the 100m (10.17), Jordan Wesner in the high jump (2.27m), and DaeQwan Butler in the 400m (45.83). Bronze medal performances were earned by Don'drea Swint in the 100m (10.20) and Milton Ingraham in the discus (58.32m).
The Seminoles ran a 38.95 and held off Clemson in the final 100 meters to earn the gold medal in the 4x100m relay. Clemson took second (39.17) and NC State (39.57) third. Florida State's James, Swint and Taylor Banks took second through fourth, respectively in the 100m. The Seminoles claimed the top two spots in the 200m James winning and Martin taking second.
In the 5000m race, Wildschutt grabbed an early lead and never relinquished it as he shattered the meet record in a time of 13:29.03. Wake Forest's Zach Falconi was on his heels until the final 200 meters when Wildschutt pulled away.
The women's team competition went down to the final race. Florida State held a seven-point edge heading into the 4x400m relay. Duke picked up 10 points with the relay win, while the Seminoles notched three with a sixth-place finish.
"This was the best ACC women's meet ever," said Braman. "Both in quality and competitiveness. Duke had an amazing meet but so did we. Honestly this was a just outcome. Neither team deserved to lose."
"I couldn't be more proud of the fight of our ladies. We came back from 29 points down in the final six events to become ACC champs - shared or otherwise."
The Florida State women claimed points in virtually every event to finish tied of the conference crown.
Florida State's Shanice Love claimed the top discus throw with a toss of 60.59m tin win her third straight ACC discus crown.
The Florida State women ran a meet-record time of 43.28 in the 4x100m relay to win the title and outlast second-place Virginia (43.9) and North Carolina (44.61).
Florida State earned three of the top four spots piling up 21 team points in the women's 100m Kirkland won the championship in 11.19 The Seminoles' Edidiong Odiong placed third (11.40), while Ka'Tia Seymour was fourth (11.41).
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Jayla Kirkland 11.19 10
3 Edidiong Odiong 11.40 6
4 Ka'tia Seymour 11.41 5
10 Shian Hyde 11.66
16 Ashley Seymour 11.84
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Jayla Kirkland 22.78 8
5 Ka'tia Seymour 23.22 4
6 Edidiong Odiong 23.29 3
23 Shian Hyde 24.31
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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2 Maudie Skyring 4:09.99 8
11 Jenn Lima 4:20.89
15 Yasmine Abbes 4:22.99
16 Alyson Churchill 4:23.35
22 Caitlin Wilkey 4:29.83
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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8 Maudie Skyring 15:58.70 1
10 Alyson Churchill 16:03.16
Event 7 - 10000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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19 Rebecca Clark 34:19.44
25 Kayla Easterly 34:40.74
Event 9 - 400 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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12 Ava Klein 1:01.89
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Relay Team A 43.28 10
1) Shian Hyde
2) Jayla Kirkland
3) Ashley Seymour
4) Edidiong Odiong
Event 12 - 4x400-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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6 Relay Team A 3:42.67 3
1) Shian Hyde
2) Ka'tia Seymour
3) Ashley Seymour
4) Edidiong Odiong
Event 15 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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6 Ruta Lasmane 20- 3 6.17m 3
10 Alonie Sutton 19- 9 6.02m
Event 16 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ruta Lasmane 46- 7.25 14.20m 10
5 Alonie Sutton 42-11 13.08m 4
7 Trentorria Green 41-11.50w 12.79mw 2
Event 17 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results
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9 Amani Heaven 49- 9.75 15.18m
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Shanice Love 198- 9 60.59m 10
4 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 181- 4 55.28m 5
17 Amani Heaven 155- 2 47.30m
Event 19 - Hammer
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Place Name Results
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10 Megan Cook 177-11 54.24m
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Kelechi Nwanaga 180- 2 54.93m 10
2 Sara Zabarino 178- 9 54.48m 8
Event 31 - 100 Meter Hurdles
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Place Name Results
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Ella Madson 15.68 754 pts
Event 32 - High Jump
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Place Name Results
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Ella Madson 4-11.50 1.51m 632 pts
Event 33 - Shot Put
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Place Name Results
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Ella Madson 28-11.75 8.83m 453 pts
Event 34 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results
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DNS Ella Madson
Grimes and Wildschutt Advance to Nationals On Day One of East Prelims.
May 27, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State Track and Field men's squad kicked off the NCAA East Preliminary Rounds at The University of North Florida's Hodges Stadium on Wednesday. Isaac Grimes and Adriaan Wildschutt advanced to the NCAA Championships and an additional four Seminoles qualified for the second round on Friday.
"It was a really good day," said head coach Bob Braman. "Our stars were stars and are ready to close things out on Friday."
Florida State started and ended the day with a punched ticket. Isaac Grimes was the first student-athlete to earn his spot at the national meet after finishing third in the men's long jump with a mark of 8.02m.
Ending the day on a high note was Adriaan Wildschutt in the 10,000-meters. He clocked in an impressive time of 28:37.77 to finish second at the East Prelims and cruised his way to Eugene, Oregon.
"Awesome race for Adriaan," said Braman. "Perfectly executed. He pushed the race to break the competition and then cruised it in. The bigger race is in Oregon. Ticket #2 is punched."
In the men's 100 meters, Kasaun James, Jo'Vaughn Martin and Taylor Banks qualified for the quarterfinals. Martin finished runner-up overall with a time of 10.03. James finished third with a season-best time of 10.06 and Banks qualified with a time of 10.30.
Martin and James both came back to qualify for the 200 meters quarterfinal as well. James put on a personal-best performance, winning heat four with a time of 20.28. Martin also got the win in the sixth heat to advance to Friday's competition in a time of 20.49.
"Kasaun (James) and Jo-Jo (Jo'Vaughn Martin) completely dominated their heats today," said Braman. "Really pleased with how they executed their race plans. Great position for the finals on Friday."
DaeQwan Butler was the final sprinter of the day in the 400-meters. He ran four men down in the final 100 meters to take the third auto qualifier spot in a time of 46.06.
"Ladies are up tomorrow and we've got lots of star-power going to battle," said Braman. "Excited
for the Ladies- build off the men's momentum."
May 28, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Kelechi Nwanaga and Sara Zabarino earned spots at the 2021 NCAA Track and Field Championships and six other Noles advanced to the next round to highlight day two at the NCAA East Preliminary Rounds at The University of North Florida's Hodges Stadium.
"Really great day for the Ladies!" said head coach Bob Braman. "Well positioned to put a bunch of Nationals scorers on the plane. Fantastic Job by the lady speedsters in the 100-meter and 200-meter. Easy qualifier for Maudie, smooth and in control. The Javelin ladies were clutch again, looking for some fireworks in Eugene for these two."
On their first javelin throw of the day, Nwanaga and Zabarino punched their tickets to the National meet. Nwanaga qualified with the mark of 53.33m and Zabarino with 52.35m.
On the track, Maudie Skyring was the first Seminole of the day to advance to the next round. As an automatic qualifier in the 1,500 meters out of heat four, she clocked in a time of 4:19.65.
Every Florida State sprinter that competed today advanced to the quarterfinals. Jayla Kirkland led the way in the 100-meter with a time of 11.17. Ka'Tia Seymour clocked the second-fastest time for FSU at 11.23 Followed by Shian Hyde with 11.48 and Ashley Seymour with a personal-best time of 11.50.
In the 200-meters, the Seminole sprinters once again cruised into the next round with three automatic qualifying performances.
Kirkland had the fastest time out of the group with a 22.85. Edidiong Odiong advanced to the final on Saturday with a personal-best time of 23.26 and K. Seymour with a time of 23.43.
May 29, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Florida State men's track and field dominated on day three of the NCAA East Preliminary Rounds at The University of North Florida's Hodges Stadium. The Seminoles punched in 10 additional tickets to the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Ore.
"Our men had one of our best Region meets ever," said head coach Bob Braman. "We competed beyond our expectations. The men hit on 10 of 12 National qualifying opportunities today, that's unheard of! We're in a really good spot for a trophy finish (Top 4) at Nationals. And you never know when things break your way and something amazing happens. Proud of all of them!"
The sprint's squad put on a show, punching 7 of the 10 tickets on Friday. The 4x100m relay squad of Taylor Banks, Kasaun James, Don'drea Swint, and Jo'Vaughn Martin was the first ticket punched on the track. Their time of 38.67 is the No. 4 time in FSU history and No. 4 in the nation.
Martin, James, and Banks combined to produce a stellar 100-meter performance in the quarterfinal round. Martin finished first overall, following his 9.97 in the opening heat which marks the second time this season that he has ran sub 10:00. In the third heat, season best times for both James (10.04) and Banks (10.10) was enough to advance to the NCAA Championships.
Martin and James contested in their third event of the day in the 200-meter. Both student athletes were automatic qualifiers as James ran a season-best time if 20.16 while Martin ran a 20.33.
The 4x400m relay group of Alex Collier, Ari Cogdell, Damarre Martin and DaeQwan Butler punched their tickets to Nationals after a very unique race. During the first baton exchange, all of the lights at Hodges Stadium were abruptly shut off, causing the remainder of the event to take place in the dark. Despite the circumstances and having phone flashlights guide them to the finish line the group became automatic qualifiers with a time of 3:06.96.
The Florida State field events also had a remarkable day sending all three competitors to the National meet. Jordan Wesner got the day started by contesting the high jump as the first event of the day. He took care of business early clearing 2.16m to punch his ticket.
Earning his first trip to the NCAA Championship meet in the discus was Milton Ingraham. He recorded a new personal-best of 59.26m on his first through which was enough to send him through to Eugene.
Jacore Irving was the third field event qualifier for the
Noles in the triple jump. Amid a strong East Region field, on the last jump he had a personal-best mark of 15.98m earning him a bid to Nationals.
May 29, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Florida State track and field teams concluded action at the NCAA East Preliminary Rounds at The University of North Florida's Hodges Stadium on Saturday, punching seven more tickets to the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Ore.
"We didn't get all the qualifiers that we wanted but we are bringing a large group of Ladies to Nationals and have the athletes we need to be Top 5," said head coach Bob Braman. "12 Ladies with 9 scoring opportunities."
The FSU women racked up four qualifiers in the first two events of the day, beginning with the discus throw. Shanice Love showed everyone why she is the queen of discus as she went a season-best 61.22m on her very first throw to take first place overall. Freshman Caisa-Marie Lindfors took notes from the veteran and threw a personal-best mark of 58.66m to take second overall.
The next two qualifiers came from the triple jump duo of Ruta Lasmane and Alonie Sutton. Lasmane crushed the field by over 40-centimeters to place first overall with her jump of 14.15m. Sutton turned in an equally impressive performance with a sixth-place overall finish, recording a personal-best mark of 13.37m.
The 4x100m squad of Shian Hyde, Jayla Kirkland, Ka'Tia Seymour and Edidiong Odiong were next up for the Noles to continue the trend of qualifying for the NCAA Championships. The quartet finished first in heat one in 42.99 to secure an automatic qualification to Eugene. That time ranks No. 2 in FSU history.
Maudie Skyring also had an incredible day as she punched her first ever NCAA Outdoor Championships ticket in the 1,500m. With a push on the final lap, Skyring clocked in at 4:13.72 to finish second in her heat as an automatic qualifier.
The final ticket secured for Florida State came from Kirkland in the 100m. Running in a headwind, Kirkland won her heat with the time of 11.17. She will be competing in both the 100 meter and on the 4x100m relay team for FSU in Eugene, Oregon.
Florida State will have a total of 21 entries (12 men, 9 women) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. The Seminoles will now set their eyes on Eugene, Oregon as Nationals takes place June 9-12.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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6 Jayla Kirkland 11.17 3
14 Ka'tia Seymour 11.23
15 Shian Hyde 11.36
24 Ashley Seymour 11.50
Event 2 - 200 Meters
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Place Name Results
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14 Jayla Kirkland 22.85
17 Edidiong Odiong 23.24
19 Ka'tia Seymour 23.43
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Maudie Skyring 4:13.72 4
22 Jenn Lima 4:20.80
40 Yasmine Abbes 4:27.72
Event 6 - 5000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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31 Alyson Churchill 16:39.15
Event 7 - 10000 Meters
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Place Name Results
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27 Rebecca Clark 34:57.98
39 Kayla Easterly 35:56.99
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Relay Team A 42.99 5
1) Shian Hyde
2) Jayla Kirkland
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Edidiong Odiong
Event 15 - Long Jump
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Place Name Results
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16 Alonie Sutton 20- 3.75 6.19m
Event 16 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Ruta Lasmane 46- 5.25w 14.15mw 10
6 Alonie Sutton 43-10.50 13.37m 3
21 Trentorria Green 42- 2.75 12.87m
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results Points
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1 Shanice Love 200-10 61.22m 10
2 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 192- 5 58.66m 8
32 Amani Heaven 160- 2 48.83m
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Kelechi Nwanaga 174-11 53.33m 5
6 Sara Zabarino 171- 9 52.35m 3
Grimes Earns NCAA Runner-Up On Day One.
June 9, 2021
EUGENE, Ore. - Senior jumper Isaac Grimes capped off his collegiate career Wednesday with a National runner-up title in the long jump, as Florida State collected nine total team points and advanced in three events, during the first day of the 2021 Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
Grimes secured his podium finish with a jump of 8.05m. He matches his NCAA Indoor Championships finish after taking second as well with a leap of 8.35m.
FSU's 4x100m relay squad- formed by Taylor Banks, Kasaun James, Don'drea Swint, and Jo'Vaughn Martin-opened up the day for the Seminoles, advancing to the finals with a time of 38.75.
Martin continued that momentum to advance in both the 100 and 200 meters. In the 100 meters, he logged a time of 10.12 to win his heat and earn an automatic qualifier into the final. Martin later returned to the track in the 200 meters, crossing in 20.30 to compete in the finals on Friday.
Meanwhile, Taylor Banks will also run for a championship in the 100 meters. He came in second in his
heat with the time of 10.18 earning him a spot in the Friday final.
June 11, 2021
EUGENE, Ore. - Florida State's women advanced all three entries and collected a team point during the second day of the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
"Really strong Day one for Ladies," said head coach Bob Braman. "Everyone competed hard and positioned us well for a run at a Top 5 finish Saturday."
FSU's 4x100-meter relays squad - formed by Shian Hyde, Jayla Kirkland, Ka'Tia Seymour and Edidiong Odiong - earned the Seminoles first qualification of the day. The quartet advanced to the finals with a time of 43.38.
Maudie Skyring, the ACC runner-up in 1,500 meters, earned a chance to compete for a national title after advancing to the finals with a time of 4:09.83.
In the 100-meter, Kirkland closed out the day on the track, winning her heat with a time of 11.30. This time earned her an automatic qualification into the Saturday finals.
Thrower Kelechi Nwanaga finished eighth in the javelin throw, accounting for the Noles point of the day. She earned First Team All-American honors with a mark of 54.19m.
Sara Zabarino also competed in the javelin throw where she came up just one spot short from making it to the final heat. She
finished 10th overall and logged a mark of 53.51m. She adds Second Team All-American to her impressive freshman year outing.
June 12, 2021
EUGENE, Ore. - The Florida State Track & Field men concluded the 2021 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon with 23.5 points. Five men closed the meet with First Team All-America honors and the Seminoles finished 10th in the team standings.
"Gutsy effort by the men," said head coach Bob Braman. "We left it all out there, we just got to find a way to stay healthy in the final meet. Top 10 finish at the National Championship is something to be proud of. Proud of the work of everyone, our coaches and support staff. Climbing back to the Top 10 is progress made."
Florida State opened the day on the track with a third place podium finish in the 4x100m relay. The squad formed by Taylor Banks, Kasaun James, Don'drea Swint and Jo'Vaughn Martin recorded a season best time of 38.60 to secure their bronze medals at the NCAA Championships. The quartet were also the first Noles to receive First Team All-America honors on the day.
After the relay, Martin had a quick break before he was back on the track contesting the 100-meters. Alongside Martin was Banks as he was competing in his first outdoor national meet individual final. Despite the slow start Martin surged to the front to record a 10.12 fourth place finish and second First Team All-American honor. Banks suffered an injury to his hamstring halfway through the race but pushed through to finish eighth overall and First Team All-American with the time of 10.35.
In the meantime, Jordan Wesner was competing in the high jump. In his final national meet, the senior logged a mark of 2.20 meters for an eighth place finish and First Team All-America honors to close out his collegiate career.
Back on the track, Martin was
lining up for his third and final event of the day in the 200-meters. The Houston, Texas native clocked a time of 20.96 to place seventh overall earning his third First Team All-America accolade.
June 12, 2021
EUGENE, Ore. - The Florida State women's track and field team placed 14th at the 2021 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday, finishing with a total of 18 team points inside Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
"Women kept grinding and managed to score a 14th place National finish," said head coach Bob Braman. "We were just 2 points out of a Top 10 finish. Proud of this squad, we will make an even louder noise next year."
The first event of the day was the 4×100 meter relay who scored early points for the Noles. Shian Hyde, Jayla Kirkland, Ka'Tia Seymour and Edidiong Odiong moved the baton around the track in a time of 43.06 in one of their most well-executed races of the season.
In the 1,500 meters, Maudie Skyring battled her way to a 12th place finish. Despite having her foot stepped on with a lap to go, forcing her to stop running, she still clocked a time of 4:21.04.
In the last track event of the day, Kirkland contested the 100 meter final. She quickly surged to the front and was looking like top three finish when she tweaked her hamstring with about 20 meters left to go. The Birmingham, Alabama native managed to finish in sixth place in a time of 11.22.
Ruta Lasmane capped off her incredible freshman season with a fifth place finish in the triple jump. She leaped 13.91m earning her First Team All-American status. Alonie Sutton placed 13th with a mark of 13.26m in the triple jump as well.
Our Seminole discus queen, Shanice Love, wrapped her Florida State career placing fourth overall, falling just short of a podium finish. The Kingston, Jamaican native earned First Team All-American accolade with a final collegiate throw of 58.50. Freshman Caisa-Marie Lindfors also competed in the discus placing 18th with a mark of 52.86m.
Event 1 - 100 Meters
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Place Name Results Points
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6 Jayla Kirkland 11.22 3
Event 5 - 1500 Meters
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Place Name Results
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12 Maudie Skyring 4:09.83
Event 11 - 4x100-Meter Relay
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Relay Team A 43.06 5
1) Shian Hyde
2) Jayla Kirkland
3) Ka'tia Seymour
4) Edidiong Odiong
Event 16 - Triple Jump
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Place Name Results Points
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5 Ruta Lasmane 45- 7.75 13.91m 4
13 Alonie Sutton 43- 6 13.26m
Event 18 - Discus
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Place Name Results Points
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4 Shanice Love 191-11 58.50m 5
18 Caisa-Marie Lindfors 173- 5 52.86m
Event 20 - Javelin
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Place Name Results Points
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8 Kelechi Nwanaga 177- 9 54.19m 1
10 Sara Zabarino 175- 7 53.51m
2021 EOY Stats
Yasmine Abbes Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 4 2.00 9:23.20 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Mile Run (I) 13 0.00 4:44.22 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Distance Medley Relay (I) 3 0.75 10:57.24 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 800 Meters (I) 10 0.00 2:08.65 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Mile Run (I) 2 8.00 4:43.89 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 3 1.50 10:59.12 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 800 Meters 12 0.00 2:10.95 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 800 Meters 23 0.00 2:10.33 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 1500 Meters 7 0.00 4:19.35 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 800 Meters 22 0.00 2:15.49 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 7 0.00 4:21.03 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 15 0.00 4:22.99 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 1500 Meters 40 0.00 4:27.72 12.25 Riley Bahr Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Auburn Invitational 5000 Meters 5 1.00 17:42.83 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 3 3.00 17:47.48 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 3000 Meters 9 0.00 10:07.73 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 14 0.00 17:43.71 4.00 Rebecca Bergnes Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Auburn Invitational 1500 Meters 5 1.00 4:41.55 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 7 0.00 4:41.10 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 3000 Meters 7 0.00 9:56.83 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 17 0.00 17:55.18 1.00 Julia Blankenbaker Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 1500 Meters 10 0.00 5:05.19 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 17 0.00 19:44.10 0.00 Kaley Boethig Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 5000 Meters 9 0.00 18:44.20 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 11 0.00 18:38.47 0.00 Lindsay Boethig Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 5000 Meters 21 0.00 19:25.66 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 16 0.00 19:29.73 0.00 Jacoria Burton Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener 60 Meters (I) 11 0.00 7.86 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 60 Meters (I) 20 0.00 7.70 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 20 0.00 7.80 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 8 0.25 3:52.07 0.25 Melanie Castro Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 5000 Meters 13 0.00 18:51.88 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 13 0.00 19:01.42 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 34 0.00 19:01.35 0.00 Alyson Churchill Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Mile Run (I) 3 3.00 4:43.30 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 3 3.00 9:20.66 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 5000 Meters (I) 3 3.00 16:08.27 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Distance Medley Relay (I) 3 0.75 10:57.24 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 3 6.00 9:07.06 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 5 1.00 11:26.96 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 11 0.00 9:14.91 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 3 1.50 10:59.12 04/17/2021 Virginia Challenge 5000 Meters 20 0.00 16:20.78 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 8 0.00 4:21.71 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 16 0.00 4:23.35 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 10 0.00 16:03.16 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 5000 Meters 31 0.00 16:39.15 18.25 Rebecca Clark Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 7 0.00 9:25.34 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 5000 Meters (I) 2 4.00 16:02.47 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 7 2.00 16:22.24 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 12 0.00 16:18.29 04/17/2021 Virginia Challenge 5000 Meters 28 0.00 16:33.44 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 3 3.00 16:39.68 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 10000 Meters 19 0.00 34:19.44 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 10000 Meters 27 0.00 34:57.98 9.00 Megan Cook Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational Hammer 1 5.00 52.30m 171- 7 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Hammer 5 1.00 52.43m 172- 0 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Hammer 11 0.00 52.12m 171- 0 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Hammer 6 0.00 55.61m 182- 5 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Hammer 10 0.00 54.24m 177-11 6.00 Ashley David Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 1500 Meters 14 0.00 5:09.84 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 20 0.00 5:09.50 0.00 Jazmyn Dennis Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener Pole Vault (I) 1 5.00 3.82m 12- 6.25 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Pole Vault (I) 11 0.00 3.62m 11-10.50 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Pole Vault 7T 0.00 3.80m 12- 5.50 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Pole Vault 4 2.00 3.90m 12- 9.50 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Pole Vault 10 0.00 3.80m 12- 5.50 7.00 Kayla Easterly Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 9 0.00 9:26.66 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 12 0.00 9:50.55 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 5000 Meters (I) 9 0.00 16:34.09 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 3000 Meters 3 3.00 9:45.81 04/17/2021 Virginia Challenge 5000 Meters 31 0.00 16:44.87 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 4 2.00 16:43.66 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 10000 Meters 25 0.00 34:40.74 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 10000 Meters 39 0.00 35:56.99 5.00 Trentorria Green Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Triple Jump 14 0.00 12.02m 39- 5.25 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Triple Jump 7 0.00 12.42m 40- 9 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 7 2.00 12.79mw 41-11.50w 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Triple Jump 21 0.00 12.87m 42- 2.75 2.00 Amani Heaven Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener Shot Put (I) 3 3.00 15.58m 51- 1.50 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Shot Put (I) 3 3.00 15.04m 49- 4.25 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Shot Put (I) 3 3.00 15.37m 50- 5.25 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Shot Put (I) 10 0.00 14.94m 49- 0.25 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Shot Put 8 0.00 15.60m 51- 2.25 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Discus 6 0.00 48.07m 157- 8 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Shot Put 17 0.00 14.31m 46-11.50 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Discus 15 0.00 46.90m 153-10 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Shot Put 11 0.00 15.06m 49- 5 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Discus 4 2.00 50.05m 164- 2 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Shot Put 10 0.00 14.69m 48- 2.50 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Discus 5 1.00 53.13m 174- 4 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Shot Put 9 0.00 15.18m 49- 9.75 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Discus 17 0.00 47.30m 155- 2 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Discus 32 0.00 48.83m 160- 2 12.00 Avery Hultquist Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 25 0.00 6:02.53 0.00 Shian Hyde Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 200 Meters 4 2.00 24.14 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 100 Meters 7 0.00 11.59w 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 200 Meters 5 1.00 24.16 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 4x400-Meter Relay 4 0.50 3:45.73 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 100 Meters 8 0.00 11.50 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 200 Meters 14 0.00 24.02 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 4x100-Meter Relay 1 1.25 43.70 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 4x400-Meter Relay 16 0.00 3:44.68 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 100 Meters 4 2.00 11.28 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 200 Meters 7 0.00 23.60 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 10 0.00 11.66 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 23 0.00 24.31 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 43.28 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay 6 0.75 3:42.67 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 100 Meters 15 0.00 11.36 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 4x100-Meter Relay 4 1.25 42.99 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 4 1.25 43.06 12.50 Rachel Johnson Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 5000 Meters 5 1.00 18:31.34 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 21 0.00 5:13.19 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 12 0.00 19:01.37 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 5000 Meters 12 0.00 18:39.84 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 5000 Meters 12 0.00 18:39.84 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 35 0.00 19:21.81 1.00 Jodie Judd Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Mile Run (I) 7 0.00 4:51.74 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 8 0.00 9:26.38 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 8 0.00 9:27.60 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Mile Run (I) 1 10.00 4:43.81 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 20 0.00 9:38.83 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 5 1.00 11:26.96 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 1 5.00 16:57.96 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 1500 Meters 8 0.00 4:27.00 16.00 Jayla Kirkland Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 60 Meters (I) 1 5.00 7.25 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 1 10.00 7.23 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 11 0.00 7.28 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 100 Meters 3 3.00 11.15 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 4x100-Meter Relay 3 0.75 43.80 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 100 Meters 1 5.00 11.13 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 4x100-Meter Relay 1 1.25 43.70 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 100 Meters 2 4.00 11.12 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 1 10.00 11.19 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 2 8.00 22.78 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 43.28 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 100 Meters 6 3.00 11.17 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 200 Meters 14 0.00 22.85 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 4x100-Meter Relay 4 1.25 42.99 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 6 3.00 11.22 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 4 1.25 43.06 58.00 Ava Klein Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 8 0.25 3:52.07 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 5 1.00 11:26.96 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 400 Meter Hurdles 8 0.00 1:03.48 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 400 Meter Hurdles 12 0.00 1:03.77 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 4x400-Meter Relay 16 0.00 3:44.68 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 400 Meters 30 0.00 1:00.26 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 400 Meter Hurdles 14 0.00 1:01.62 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 400 Meter Hurdles 14 0.00 1:01.62 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 400 Meter Hurdles 12 0.00 1:01.89 1.25 Ruta Lasmane Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener Triple Jump (I) 1 5.00 13.56m 44- 6 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Long Jump (I) 1T 9.00 6.14m 20- 1.75 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Triple Jump (I) 1 5.00 13.79m 45- 3 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Triple Jump (I) 1 5.00 13.83m 45- 4.50 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) FL 0.00 foul 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 1 10.00 13.53m 44- 4.75 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 3 6.00 14.15m 46- 5.25 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Triple Jump 1 5.00 13.81m 45- 3.75 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Long Jump 5 1.00 6.09m 19-11.75 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Long Jump 6 3.00 6.17m 20- 3 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 1 10.00 14.20m 46- 7.25 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Triple Jump 1 10.00 14.15mw 46- 5.25w 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 5 4.00 13.91m 45- 7.75 73.00 Genesis Leggett Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener Weight Throw (I) 5 1.00 16.76m 55- 0 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Weight Throw (I) 10 0.00 17.03m 55-10.50 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational Shot Put 6 0.00 12.63m 41- 5.25 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Shot Put 16 0.00 12.41m 40- 8.50 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Shot Put 20 0.00 13.49m 44- 3.25 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Shot Put 21 0.00 12.68m 41- 7.25 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Shot Put 18 0.00 13.13m 43- 1 1.00 Jenn Lima Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Mile Run (I) 4 2.00 4:44.28 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 11 0.00 9:35.57 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Mile Run (I) 18 0.00 4:56.50 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Mile Run (I) 11 0.00 4:48.96 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 11 0.00 9:31.26 04/17/2021 Virginia Challenge 5000 Meters 33 0.00 16:50.40 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 3000 Meter Steeplechase 1 5.00 10:54.04 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 11 0.00 4:20.89 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 1500 Meters 22 0.00 4:20.80 7.00 Caisa-Marie Lindfors Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Shot Put (I) 3 6.00 16.41m 53-10.25 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational Discus 3 3.00 52.07m 170-10 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Shot Put 5 1.00 16.09m 52- 9.50 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Discus 3 3.00 55.21m 181- 2 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Shot Put 9 0.00 15.28m 50- 1.75 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Discus 2 4.00 55.86m 183- 3 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Discus 3 3.00 57.83m 189- 9 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Discus 4 5.00 55.28m 181- 4 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Discus 2 8.00 58.66m 192- 5 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship Discus 18 0.00 52.86m 173- 5 33.00 Shanice Love Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational Discus 2 4.00 56.98m 186-11 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Discus 2 4.00 58.13m 190- 8 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Discus 1 5.00 58.79m 192-10 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Discus 1 5.00 59.82m 196- 3 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Discus 1 10.00 60.59m 198- 9 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Discus 1 10.00 61.22m 200-10 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship Discus 4 5.00 58.50m 191-11 43.00 Ella Madson Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 100 Meter Hurdles 10 0.00 15.15 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational High Jump 4T 1.00 1.58m 5- 2.25 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational Javelin 6 0.00 32.97m 108- 2 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 100 Meter Hurdles 11 0.00 17.48 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Long Jump 11 0.00 5.73m 18- 9.50 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Shot Put 17 0.00 9.15m 30- 0.25 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 100 Meter Hurdles 24 0.00 14.75w 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Long Jump 17 0.00 5.55m 18- 2.50 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Javelin 11 0.00 32.95m 108- 1 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 400 Meters 18 0.00 59.15 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 100 Meter Hurdles 22 0.00 14.57 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Long Jump 21 0.00 5.55m 18- 2.50 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 200 Meters 46 0.00 25.91 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational High Jump 18T 0.00 1.55m 5- 1 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Shot Put 40 0.00 8.34m 27- 4.50 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Javelin 19 0.00 30.78m 101- 0 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meter Hurdles 0.00 15.68 754 pts 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship High Jump 0.00 1.51m 4-11.50 632 pts 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Shot Put 0.00 8.83m 28-11.75 453 pts 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters DNS 0.00 1.00 Sarah Magee Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 1500 Meters 11 0.00 5:05.61 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 17 0.00 5:02.50 0.00 Nicole McConnell Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Auburn Invitational 1500 Meters 24 0.00 5:04.63 0.00 Kelechi Nwanaga Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational Javelin 1 5.00 52.50m 172- 3 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Javelin 3 3.00 52.92m 173- 7 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Javelin 2 4.00 54.43m 178- 7 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Javelin 11 0.00 38.86m 127- 6 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Javelin 1 10.00 54.93m 180- 2 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Javelin 4 5.00 53.33m 174-11 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship Javelin 8 1.00 54.19m 177- 9 28.00 Edidiong Odiong Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener 200 Meters (I) 1 5.00 23.86 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 400 Meters (I) 3 3.00 55.46 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 200 Meters (I) 12 0.00 23.59 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Distance Medley Relay (I) 3 0.75 10:57.24 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 200 Meters (I) 4 5.00 23.66 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 400 Meters (I) 4 0.00 54.40 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 3 1.50 10:59.12 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 4x400-Meter Relay 4 0.50 3:45.73 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 4x100-Meter Relay 3 0.75 43.80 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 100 Meters 6 0.00 11.42 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 200 Meters 8 0.00 23.75 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 4x100-Meter Relay 1 1.25 43.70 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 4x400-Meter Relay 16 0.00 3:44.68 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 100 Meters 5 1.00 11.37 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 3 6.00 11.40 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 6 3.00 23.29 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 43.28 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay 6 0.75 3:42.67 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 200 Meters 17 0.00 23.24 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 4x100-Meter Relay 4 1.25 42.99 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 4 1.25 43.06 33.50 Alondra Reyna-Lopez Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 5000 Meters 16 0.00 18:54.51 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 19 0.00 5:09.14 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 15 0.00 19:13.67 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 36 0.00 19:25.64 0.00 Abby Schrobilgen Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Auburn Invitational 5000 Meters 6 0.00 17:50.49 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 4 2.00 17:50.16 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 3000 Meters 14 0.00 10:28.91 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 25 0.00 18:14.55 2.00 Ashley Seymour Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 200 Meters (I) 33 0.00 24.88 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 11 0.00 7.65 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 200 Meters (I) 14 0.00 24.40 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 8 0.25 3:52.07 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 200 Meters 2 4.00 23.93 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 100 Meters 6 0.00 11.41w 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 4x400-Meter Relay 4 0.50 3:45.73 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 100 Meters 8 0.00 11.65 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 200 Meters 9 0.00 23.68 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 4x100-Meter Relay 3 0.75 43.80 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 200 Meters 10 0.00 23.84 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 100 Meters 13 0.00 11.79 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 16 0.00 11.84 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 1 2.50 43.28 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay 6 0.75 3:42.67 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 100 Meters 24 0.00 11.50 8.75 Ka'tia Seymour Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener 60 Meters (I) 0.00 7.48 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 60 Meters (I) 5 1.00 7.44 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 60 Meters (I) 9 0.00 7.41 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational 200 Meters (I) 24 0.00 24.13 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 60 Meters (I) 4 5.00 7.35 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 200 Meters (I) 6 3.00 23.81 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay (I) 8 0.25 3:52.07 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 100 Meters 3 3.00 11.33w 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 4x400-Meter Relay 4 0.50 3:45.73 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 100 Meters 7 0.00 11.61 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 200 Meters 4 2.00 23.38 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 4x100-Meter Relay 3 0.75 43.80 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 100 Meters 5 1.00 11.35 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 200 Meters 3 3.00 23.42 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 4x100-Meter Relay 1 1.25 43.70 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 4x400-Meter Relay 16 0.00 3:44.68 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 100 Meters 4 5.00 11.41 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 200 Meters 5 4.00 23.22 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 4x400-Meter Relay 6 0.75 3:42.67 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 100 Meters 14 0.00 11.23 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 200 Meters 19 0.00 23.43 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 4x100-Meter Relay 4 1.25 42.99 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship 4x100-Meter Relay 4 1.25 43.06 33.00 Maudie Skyring Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Mile Run (I) 1 5.00 4:40.25 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational 3000 Meters (I) 1 5.00 9:13.56 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Mile Run (I) 5 1.00 4:34.98 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Distance Medley Relay (I) 3 0.75 10:57.24 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 2 8.00 9:04.44 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship 3000 Meters (I) 8 1.00 9:09.05 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 3 1.50 10:59.12 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 800 Meters 9 0.00 2:06.70 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 1500 Meters 1 5.00 4:11.43 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 800 Meters 6 0.00 2:05.03 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 2 8.00 4:09.99 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 5000 Meters 8 1.00 15:58.70 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary 1500 Meters 5 4.00 4:13.72 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 12 0.00 4:09.83 40.25 Kaia Stevenson Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 5000 Meters 27 0.00 19:55.68 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 18 0.00 5:03.74 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 18 0.00 19:51.76 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 43 0.00 5:15.97 0.00 Abbey Sutton Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Long Jump (I) 5 4.00 6.10m 20- 0.25 4.00 Alonie Sutton Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener Long Jump (I) 1 5.00 5.98m 19- 7.50 01/16/2021 Gamecock Opener Triple Jump (I) 2 4.00 13.07m 42-10.75 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Long Jump (I) 1T 9.00 6.14m 20- 1.75 01/30/2021 Bob Pollock Invitational Triple Jump (I) 2 4.00 13.31m 43- 8 02/13/2021 Tyson Invitational Triple Jump (I) 4 2.00 13.24m 43- 5.25 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 2 8.00 13.33m 43- 8.75 03/13/2021 NCAA Indoor Championship Triple Jump (I) 9 0.00 13.29m 43- 7.25 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Long Jump 2 4.00 6.43mw 21- 1.25w 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Long Jump 8 0.00 6.13m 20- 1.50 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial Triple Jump 3 3.00 13.17m 43- 2.50 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Long Jump 4 2.00 6.17m 20- 3 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Triple Jump 1 5.00 13.12m 43- 0.50 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Long Jump 10 0.00 6.02m 19- 9 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 5 4.00 13.08m 42-11 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Long Jump 16 0.00 6.19m 20- 3.75 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Triple Jump 6 3.00 13.37m 43-10.50 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship Triple Jump 13 0.00 13.26m 43- 6 53.00 Isabella Timiraos Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 1500 Meters 24 0.00 5:47.44 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 24 0.00 5:32.70 0.00 Micaela Torres Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 5000 Meters 24 0.00 19:36.05 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 22 0.00 5:17.88 0.00 Kate Tugman Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Auburn Invitational 1500 Meters 13 0.00 4:51.21 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 9 0.00 18:12.72 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 1500 Meters 17 0.00 4:40.15 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 5000 Meters 10 0.00 17:52.17 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 11 0.00 17:36.16 0.00 Emma Jane Warren Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational 5000 Meters 25 0.00 19:51.21 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 23 0.00 5:27.23 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 19 0.00 20:43.23 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 5000 Meters 39 0.00 20:38.10 0.00 Stella Weinberg Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational Javelin 2 4.00 49.35m 161-11 4.00 Caitlin Wilkey Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Mile Run (I) 13 0.00 4:50.48 02/27/2021 ACC Indoor Championship Distance Medley Relay (I) 5 1.00 11:26.96 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 1500 Meters 4 2.00 4:31.67 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 5000 Meters 7 0.00 16:53.45 04/03/2021 Florida Relays 5000 Meters 7 0.00 16:53.45 04/17/2021 Tom Jones Memorial 1500 Meters 18 0.00 4:28.22 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational 1500 Meters 13 0.00 4:25.72 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship 1500 Meters 22 0.00 4:29.83 3.00 Quinn Wilson Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Auburn Invitational 5000 Meters 10 0.00 18:55.53 03/26/2021 FSU Relays 5000 Meters 14 0.00 19:11.37 0.00 Sara Zabarino Date Opponent Event Place Points Results Comment ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ================== =============== 03/20/2021 Bulls Invitational Javelin 3 3.00 48.49m 159- 1 03/26/2021 FSU Relays Javelin 4 2.00 52.39m 171-10 04/03/2021 Florida Relays Javelin 5 1.00 49.66m 162-11 04/30/2021 UNF Invitational Javelin 3 3.00 49.41m 162- 1 05/15/2021 ACC Outdoor Championship Javelin 2 8.00 54.48m 178- 9 05/29/2021 NCAA East Preliminary Javelin 6 3.00 52.35m 171- 9 06/12/2021 NCAA Outdoor Championship Javelin 10 0.00 53.51m 175- 7 20.00