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4/20/2019 11:42:00 PM | Track and Field
Results
AUBURN – In a field that featured numerous power five programs, junior Madison Rollins' high jump win led the way for Jacksonville State at Auburn's track and field War Eagle Invitational.
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Rollins set a new personal record to take the title in the open high jump competition reaching 1.71 meters (5'-7¼"), to beat Ole Miss' Ghania Warren who cleared 1.66 meters in second-place. It's the Chanute, Kan., native's second high jump victory of the outdoor season along with her win at Troy's Doc Anderson Invitational. She's been runner-up on three other occasions. In the invitational high jump event, JSU's Briana Caudle placed 10th with a height of 1.66 meters.
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Senior Brittany Cook finished eighth in the long jump with a distance of 5.69 meters behind Alabama, Ole Miss and Illinois who took the top spots. Freshman Imani Debrow recorded another top 10 in the field for the Gamecocks with a 10th spot in the javelin throw.
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In the distance track events, junior Autumn Rich ran the 5,000-meter open event in 20:17.87 to place runner-up in a short field, while Chemutai Nereo finished ninth in the invitation 5,000 in 17:58.72. Junior Emily Sorrell finished 15th in the 800 meter run.
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For the hurdles, sophomore Tylynn Register was just a fraction of a second off her personal best 400-meter time that she set last week, finishing 11th in at 1:03.14. She also took 16th in the 100-meter hurdles. Just behind Register in the 400h event was the freshmen duo of Ashton Coats and Leandra Custodio, with Coats setting a new personal standard with a time of 1:05.03.
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Jax State competes in Kennesaw State's Don McGarey Invitational next weekend in Marietta, Georgia.
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AUBURN – In a field that featured numerous power five programs, junior Madison Rollins' high jump win led the way for Jacksonville State at Auburn's track and field War Eagle Invitational.
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Rollins set a new personal record to take the title in the open high jump competition reaching 1.71 meters (5'-7¼"), to beat Ole Miss' Ghania Warren who cleared 1.66 meters in second-place. It's the Chanute, Kan., native's second high jump victory of the outdoor season along with her win at Troy's Doc Anderson Invitational. She's been runner-up on three other occasions. In the invitational high jump event, JSU's Briana Caudle placed 10th with a height of 1.66 meters.
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Senior Brittany Cook finished eighth in the long jump with a distance of 5.69 meters behind Alabama, Ole Miss and Illinois who took the top spots. Freshman Imani Debrow recorded another top 10 in the field for the Gamecocks with a 10th spot in the javelin throw.
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In the distance track events, junior Autumn Rich ran the 5,000-meter open event in 20:17.87 to place runner-up in a short field, while Chemutai Nereo finished ninth in the invitation 5,000 in 17:58.72. Junior Emily Sorrell finished 15th in the 800 meter run.
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For the hurdles, sophomore Tylynn Register was just a fraction of a second off her personal best 400-meter time that she set last week, finishing 11th in at 1:03.14. She also took 16th in the 100-meter hurdles. Just behind Register in the 400h event was the freshmen duo of Ashton Coats and Leandra Custodio, with Coats setting a new personal standard with a time of 1:05.03.
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Jax State competes in Kennesaw State's Don McGarey Invitational next weekend in Marietta, Georgia.
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