Friday, February 24
Lynchburg, Va.
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ASUN Indoor Championships
Track and Field set for ASUN indoor championships
2/23/2023 6:12:00 PM | Track and Field
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Jacksonville State's track and field team is set for its final ASUN Conference indoor championships beginning Friday morning on the campus of Liberty University.
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Select events throughout both days of the championship will stream on ESPN+ with links available at JSUGamecockSports.com. Additionally, live results links for every event are also available online, with final results being posted shortly after each day's competition.
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Friday's action opens with heptathlon events at 9 a.m., with field and track trials set for later in the afternoon. On the women's side, field events include the weight throw, long jump, pole vault and high jump. On the track, trials for the 60-meters and 60m hurdles, along with the 200, 400 and 800 will take place. The only track finals schedule for day one are the 5,000-meter event and the distance relays.
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On Saturday, the final three events of the heptathlon get underway at 8:30, followed by the women's shot put and triple jump finals. All track events will be finals on Saturday beginning with the mile run at noon and continuing through the 4x400 relays at approximately 3:20.
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Seniors Ashton Coats, Kirsen Gardner, Leandra Custodio and Elizabeth Wetmore lead a JSU squad that's already set multiple school records during the indoor season. Freshman Lennon Ibsen opened the year clearing 3.70 meters in the pole vault to set a new Jax State standard, while freshman Elsa Chan established a new mark in the 3,000-meter event at Vanderbilt with a 17:38.75.
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JSU finished seventh in the indoor championships last season, with Coats taking fifth in the 60-meter hurdles finals.
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Select events throughout both days of the championship will stream on ESPN+ with links available at JSUGamecockSports.com. Additionally, live results links for every event are also available online, with final results being posted shortly after each day's competition.
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Friday's action opens with heptathlon events at 9 a.m., with field and track trials set for later in the afternoon. On the women's side, field events include the weight throw, long jump, pole vault and high jump. On the track, trials for the 60-meters and 60m hurdles, along with the 200, 400 and 800 will take place. The only track finals schedule for day one are the 5,000-meter event and the distance relays.
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On Saturday, the final three events of the heptathlon get underway at 8:30, followed by the women's shot put and triple jump finals. All track events will be finals on Saturday beginning with the mile run at noon and continuing through the 4x400 relays at approximately 3:20.
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Seniors Ashton Coats, Kirsen Gardner, Leandra Custodio and Elizabeth Wetmore lead a JSU squad that's already set multiple school records during the indoor season. Freshman Lennon Ibsen opened the year clearing 3.70 meters in the pole vault to set a new Jax State standard, while freshman Elsa Chan established a new mark in the 3,000-meter event at Vanderbilt with a 17:38.75.
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JSU finished seventh in the indoor championships last season, with Coats taking fifth in the 60-meter hurdles finals.
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