BOSTON, Mass. At the Boston Season Opener, Kelsey Chmiel kicked off her collegiate track & field career with a top-five women's 5k time in school history. The freshman notched a time of 16:02.06, outrunning the ACC qualifying time by over 45 seconds.

RESULTS
WOMEN'S 5K
Kelsey Chmiel: 16:02.06
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. At the JDL Kick-Off Classic, NC State collected a title and two other podium finishes on Saturday. Tyson Fortenberry won the men's weight throw competition, and he placed second in men's shot put. Jersey Harris earned a second-place finish in the women's weight throw.

Sprints: Sophomore Timara Chapman clocked in at 8.89 in the 60m hurdles prelims, a top-10 program mark, and advanced to the finals.

Throws: Tyson Fortenberry was crowned the JDL Kick-Off Classic men's weight throw champion after a 59'2.75" (18.05m) performance. He also took home second-place honors and posted an ACC qualifying mark with a top-10 throw in school history (53'9", 16.38m) in men's shot put.

Jaylen Spellman made his indoor season weight throw debut with a 45'1" (13.74m) mark.

On the women's side, Harris and Kayla Beasley earned a pair of top-10 finishes in women's weight throw. Harris posted a 55'7.50" (16.95m) throw that registered in second place, and Beasley threw for 47'5.25" (14.46m).

Jumps: Chapman set a new high jump personal-best in her season debut, recording a 5'5" (1.65m) mark.

RESULTS
WOMEN'S 60M HURDLES, PRELIMS
Timara Chapman: 8.89
WOMEN'S 60M DASH, QUALIFYING
Timara Chapman: 7.99
MEN'S SHOT PUT
Tyson Fortenberry: 53'9" (16.38m)
MEN'S WEIGHT THROW
Tyson Fortenberry: 59'2.75" (18.05m)
Jaylen Spellman: 45'1" (13.74m)
WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW
Jersey Harris: 55'7.50" (16.95m)
Kayla Beasley: 47'5.25" (14.46m)
WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP
Timara Chapman: 5'5" (1.65m)
Up Next
The Pack travels to Columbia, S.C., for the Gamecock Opener Jan. 17-18.

Pack Captures Two Titles at Gamecock Opener Saturday
Story LinksCOLUMBIA, S.C. The NC State track and field team claimed two event titles and earned seven podium finishes on the second day at the Gamecock Opener.

Chris Alexander took home first-place honors in the men's long jump invite, while Michelle Cobb posted the top mark in the women's triple jump invite while setting a new PR.

Jumps: Alexander captured the men's long jump invite title with a 25'2.5" (7.68m) mark that exceeded the ACC qualifying standards and ranks in the top five in program history. Teammates Von Douglas (24'2.25") and Jamar Davis (23'11") also joined Alexander in out-jumping the conference qualifying standard.

Alexander and Davis both followed up long jump with solid triple jump performances. Davis took second-place honors with a 50'3.5" (15.33m) mark that ranks 10th in the NC State record books, while Alexander took third-place honors with a 49'7.25" (15.12m) mark.

Cobb continued the strong day in jumps for NC State as she set a new PR (42'11", 13.08m) on her way to the women's triple jump invite title. That mark ranks third in school history.

Timara Chapman took home third place in the women's high jump invite, recording a jump of 5'7" (1.70m).

Throws: With a 59'9" (18.21m) mark, Fortenberry claimed gold-medal honors in men's weight throw invite competition and heavily outthrew the conference qualifying standard (17.84m). Fortenberry concluded his day with a third-place finish in the men's shot put invite, throwing for 54'8" (16.66m), which is a top-10 mark in NC State history to surpass his second qualifying standard of the day.

WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW, INVITE
Jersey Harris 47'4.25" (14.43m)

MEN'S LONG JUMP, INVITE
Chris Alexander 25'2.5" (7.68m), first place
Von Douglas 24'2.25" (7.37m)
Jamar Davis 23'11" (7.29m)

MEN'S 200M
Henry Young 21.76
Junpai Dowdy 22.00
Alan Alvarez 22.02

WOMEN'S 200M
Alexis Patterson 24.78
Kylia Wright 25.04
Nia Judkins 26.13
Ally Henson 26.37
Megan Igbinadolor 26.98

MEN'S WEIGHT THROW, INVITE
Tyson Fortenberry - 59'9" (18.21m), third place

WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP, INVITE
Timara Chapman 5'7" (1.70m), third place

WOMEN'S TRIPLE JUMP, INVITE
Michelle Cobb 42'11" (13.08m), first place

MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP, INVITE
Jamar Davis 50'3.5" (15.33m), second place
Chris Alexander 49'7.25" (15.12m), third place

WOMEN'S 800M
Caroline Lewis 2:20.53

WOMEN'S 200M
Alexis Patterson 24.78
Kylia Wright 25.04

MEN'S SHOT PUT, INVITE
Tyson Fortenberry 54'8" (16.66m), third place

Up Next
The NC State track and field team is back in action at the Hokie Invitational Jan. 24-25 in Blacksburg, Va.

GAMECOCK OPENER FIELD RESULTS, DAY 1
COLUMBIA, S.C. Senior Cravont Charleston ran the 60m dash final in 6.59 at the Gamecock Opener on Friday, posting the fastest current time in the nation and this second-fastest in school history behind his own 6.54 mark. His event title marked the fourth of the day for the Pack.

Kayla Beasley threw her way to the women's shot put and weight throw titles, and teammate Anna Vess captured gold-medal honors in the women's mile.

Sprints: Mikieja Covington ran a personal-best 8.72 in the women's 60m hurdles trials, which qualified her for the semifinals. Teammate Ally Henson also qualified for the semifinals with a time of 8.83. Over the course of the day, three Pack members posted top-10 school marks in the 60m hurdles: Covington (8.72), Henson (8.83) and Alexis Postell (8.85)

McKenzie Long' 7.57 mark in the women's 60m semifinals tied for the 10th-best time in program history.

In the men's 60m semifinal, Charleston posted the fastest overall time (6.68) and outran the ACC qualifying standard (6.85).

Joshua Brockman's 8.29 in the men's 60m hurdles ranks seventh in school history.

Distance: The Wolfpack completed a sweep of the podium in the women's mile, as Vess clocked in at 4:54.06 for first place, and Savannah Shaw (4:55.06) and Sarah LaTour (4:55.30) finished in second and third place respectively.

In the men's mile, three Pack runners earned top-10 finishes: Kyle Durham, Ben Verchick and Peyton Barish. Durham finished third overall in 4:17.65.

Throws: Beasley captured the women's weight throw title with a 53'0" (16.15m) mark, and the shot put title with a 44'3.50" (13.50m) mark.

Jumps: Michelle Cobb and Covington jumped their way to top-10 finishes in long jump with 18'3.75" (5.58m) and 17'11.75" (5.48m) marks respectively. Cobb out-jumped the ACC qualifying standard (5.81m) on the way to a new PR.

WOMEN'S 60M TRIALS
Nia Judkins 7.96

WOMEN'S 60M SEMIFINALS
McKenzie Long 7.57
Kylia Wright 7.68

WOMEN'S 60H TRIALS
Mikieja Covington 8.72*
Ally Henson 8.83*
Timara Chapman 9.19

MEN'S 60M TRIALS
Alan Alvarez 6.93*
Henry Young 6.97
Junpai Dowdy 7.05
Von Douglas 7.06

MEN'S 60M SEMIFINAL
Cravont Charleston 6.68*
Alan Alvarez 7.07

MEN'S 60M FINAL
Cravont Charleston 6.59, first place

WOMEN'S MILE
Anna Vess 4:54.06, first place
Savannah Shaw 4:55.06, second place
Sarah LaTour- 4:55.30, third place

MEN'S MILE
Kyle Durham 4:17.65, third place
Ben Verchick 4:19.13
Peyton Barish 4:20.63

WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW
Kayla Beasley 53'0" (16.15m), first place

WOMEN'S LONG JUMP
Michelle Cobb 18'3.75" (5.58m)
Mikieja Covington 17'11.75" (5.48m)

MEN'S LONG JUMP
JaTory Reid 21'10.25" (6.66m)

MEN'S 400M DASH
Will Hoffmann 50.61

MEN'S 60H SEMIFINAL
Josh Brockman 8.29

WOMEN'S 60H SEMIFINAL
Mikieja Covington 8.79
Alexis Postell 8.85
Ally Henson 8.98

MEN'S WEIGHT THROW
William Pruden 46'2" (14.07m)
Jaylen Spellman 42'9.5" (13.04m)

WOMEN'S SHOT PUT
Kayla Beasley 44'3.50" (13.5m), first place

Philip Hall set a new school record in the men's 1000m race at the Hokie Invitational on Friday inside Rector Field House. His 2:25.08 mark surpassed Brendan Rodgers' (2:25.83) set in 1998. Additionally, NC State collected three event titles (Michelle Cobb triple jump, Jamar Davis triple jump, Savannah Shaw mile).

Jumps: NC State swept triple jump competition thanks to Cobb (43'5.75", 13.25m) and Davis (51'5", 15.67m). Both marks rank in the top-10 in school history, and Cobb's new personal-best jump ranks second in the school record books, third in the nation and first in the ACC.

Distance: Hall (2:25.08) finished fourth in the 1000m on his way to setting the school record.

In the mile, four women posted top-10 finishes: Shaw (4:42.12), Kelsey Chmiel (4:46.47), Sarah LaTour (4:54.05) and Sam Bush (4:59.70). Shaw's personal-best time ranks eighth in program history, and surpasses the ACC qualifying standard, as did Chmiel's time.

Sprints: Joshua Brockman qualified for the men's 60m hurdles final and posted an impressive top-three time in school history (8.10) on his way to a fourth-place finish in the final. Brockman's time is also faster than the ACC's 8.12 qualifying standard.

Throws: Tyson Fortenberry set a new PR in men's weight throw as he recorded a 61'11.75" (18.89m) mark.

Kayla Beasley outthrew her previous personal-best mark and posted a 55'2.25" (16.82m) in women's weight throw.

UP NEXT:
The Pack continues competition at the Hokie Invitational Saturday.

WOMEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
Michelle Cobb 43'5.75" (13.25m), first place
Jirah Sidberry 38'2" (11.63m)

MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
Jamar Davis 51'5" (15.67m), first place
Chris Alexander 48'3.25" (14.71m)

MEN'S WEIGHT THROW
Tyson Fortenberry 61'11.75" (18.89m)
William Prude 39'11.25" (12.17m)

WOMEN'S MILE
Savannah Shaw 4:42.12, first place
Kelsey Chmiel 4:46.47
Sarah LaTour 4:54.05
Samantha Bush 4:59.70
Anna Vess 5:02.40

WOMEN'S 60H PRELIMS
Mikieja Covington 8.74
Ally Henson 8.76
Alexis Postell 8.83
Timara Chapman 9.10

MEN'S 60H PRELIMS
Joshua Brockman, 8.21

MEN'S 60H FINAL
Joshua Brockman 8.10

WOMEN'S 60M PRELIMS
Nia Judkins 7.72
Aasiyah Barr 7.77
Alexis Patterson 7.82

MEN'S 60M PRELIMS
Henry Young 6.94
Von Douglas 7.00
Craig Green 7.12

MEN'S 1000M
Philip Hall 2:25.08
Tim Bason 2:26.01
Kyle Durham 2:28.54
Tanis Baldwin 2:33.86

WOMEN'S 600M
Mikieja Covington 1:37.85
Caroline Lewis 1:40.67

WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW
Kayla Beasley 55'2.25" (16.82m)
Jersey Harris 51'11" (15.82m)

MEN'S 3000M
Peyton Barish 8:50.64

MEN'S 300M
Will Hoffmann 35.44

WOMEN'S 300M
Megan Igbinadolor 44.17

Cravont Charleston clocked in at 21.40 in the men's 200m dash to take first place at the Hokie Invitational on Saturday.

In addition, the Pack set five new personal-best marks on the day.

Jumps: Mikieja Covington set a new PR in the women's high jump with a 5'52.5" (1.58m).

Sprints: Alexis Patterson needed only 24.84 in the women's 200m dash, and Nia Judkins' 25.45 and Alexis Postell's 25.80 were personal-bests.

Behind Charleston in the 200m, Junpai Dowdy set a new PR (21.92) behind teammate Henry Young (21.76).

Throws: Kayla Beasley recorded a 43'1.75" (13.15m) in the women's shot put and moved into the NC State top 10 in the category, and Mikieja Covington's 36'3.5" (11.06m) mark set a new PR.

Tyson Fortenberry's 54'1" (16.48m) throw in men's shot put ranks in the top 10 in the NC State record books.

MEN'S 400M
Will Hoffmann 50.37

WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP
Mikieja Covington 5'5.25" (1.58m)

MEN'S SHOT PUT
Tyson Fortenberry 54'1" (16.48m)

WOMEN'S 800M
Caroline Lewis 2:23.30

WOMEN'S 200M
Alexis Patterson 24.84
Nia Judkins 25.45
Alexis Postell 25.80
Ally Henson 26.13
Megan Igbinadolor 27.23

MEN'S 200M
Cravont Charleston 21.40, first place
Henry Young 21.80
Junpai Dowdy 21.92
Joshua Brockman 23.55

WOMEN'S SHOT PUT
Kayla Beasley 43'1.75" (13.15m)
Mikieja Covington 36'3.5" (11.06m)

Up Next:
The NC State track and field team heads to Lubbock, Texas, for the Texas Tech Invitational Jan. 31-Feb.1.

The NC State track and field team completed its second day of competition at the Texas Tech Invitational on Friday. Michelle Cobb posted a top-five mark (43'7.75", 13.30m) nationally in the women's triple jump to highlight the Pack's performance, and Cravont Charleston ran his way to third-place honors in the men's 60m dash final with the third-fastest time in program history (6.62).

Sprints: Cameron Murray made his 60m hurdles season debut in fast fashion. The sophomore finished the prelims with a 7.99 clip, which qualified him for the semifinals. Murray also outran the ACC qualifying standard (8.12) with his prelim performance.

He then bested his 7.99 mark with a 7.94, the third-fastest time in program history, in the semifinals that was fast enough to earn Murray a spot in the 60m hurdles finals where he posted an 8.01.

Charleston continued the strong showing in the 60m dash. The senior clocked in at 6.66 in the semifinals to advance to the finals. In the final event of the night, Charleston crossed the finish line in 6.62 for a third-place finish and the third-fastest time in program history.

Jumps: Cobb continued to jump her way up the NC State record books on Friday. Her 43'7.75' (13.30m) mark set a new PR and currently sits as fifth-best nationally. The jump ranks second in program history.

On the men's side, Jamar Davis recorded a top-10 jump in NC State history (50'5.5", 15.38m).

RESULTS
MEN'S 60H PRELIMS
Cameron Murray 7.99*
Joshua Brockman 8.14

MEN'S 60H SEMIFINALS
Cameron Murray 7.94*

MEN'S 60H FINAL
Cameron Murray 8.01

WOMEN'S 60H PRELIMS
Alexis Patterson 7.68
Nia Judkins 7.81

MEN'S 60M PRELIMS
Henry Young 6.98
Craig Green 7.06

MEN'S 60M SEMIFINALS
Cravont Charleston 6.66

MEN'S 60M FINAL
Cravont Charleston 6.62

MEN'S WEIGHT THROW
Tyson Fortenberry 58'0.25" (17.68m)

WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW
Jersey Harris 50'8.75" (15.46m)
Kayla Beasley 49'5" (15.06m)

WOMEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
Michelle Cobb 43'7.75" (13.30m)
Jirah Sidberry NH

MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
Jamar Davis 50'5.5" (15.38m)
Chris Alexander 48'0.5" (14.64m)

MEN'S 400M
Junpai Dowdy 48.72
Will Hoffmann 50.74

Up Next:
The Pack concludes competition at the Texas Tech Invitational on Saturday.

The NC State track and field team opened competition at the Camel City Invitational on Friday at the JDL Fast Track.

The women's distance runners impressed on Friday as the Pack had three top-10 finishes in the women's 3000m, including first and third-place finishes by Dominique Clairmonte and Anna Vess, respectively.

Sprints: Ally Henson qualified for the women's 60m hurdles finals with a third-place finish in the prelims and an 8.78 mark. That time ranks eighth in program history. In the finals, she set a new PR, crossing the finish line in 8.62 for second place.

The men were also represented in the 60m hurdles finals thanks to a second-place prelim finish. Cameron Murray clocked in at 8.05 to advance to the finals, which is the fourth-fastest time in the NC State record books. He notched an 8.09 in the finals to finish in fourth place.

Throws: Tyson Fortenberry took home fourth-place honors in men's weight throw competition with a 61'7.75" (18.79m) throw, which is a top-10 NC State mark.

WOMEN'S 800M

• Sam Bush 2:16.22

MEN'S 800M

• Ares Epps 1:54.61
• Kyle Durham 1:56.04

WOMEN'S MILE

• Anna Vess 5:07.17

MEN'S MILE

• Tim Bason 4:29.90
• Tanis Baldwin 4:30.53

WOMEN'S 60M HURDLES, Prelims

• Ally Henson 8.78*

WOMEN'S 60M HURDLES, Finals

• Ally Henson 8.62, second place

MEN'S 60M HURDLES, Prelims

• Cameron Murray 8.05*

MEN'S 60M HURDLES, Finals

• Cameron Murray 8.09

MEN'S WEIGHT THROW

• Tyson Fortenberry 61'7.75" (18.79m)
• Jaylen Spellman 43'11.25" (13.39m)
• Will Pruden 38'0.75" (11.60m)

WOMEN'S 3000M

• Dominique Clairmonte 9:37.06, first place
• Anna Vess 9:46.21, third place
• Isabel Zimmermann 9:49.08
• Mariah Howlett 9:49.78
• Sarah LaTour 10:14.31

MEN'S 3000M

• Ben Verchick 8:38.53
• Peyton Barish 8:52.70

Up Next
NC State continues competition at the Camel City Elite on Saturday.


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The NC State track and field team closed out competition at the Camel City Invitational on Saturday at the JDL Fast Track. The squad earned a podium finish and set two PRs.

Distance: Kelsey Chmiel clocked in at 9:18.23 in the women's 3000m race, posting the fourth-fastest time among collegiate runners at the meet. The freshman's time currently sits in the top 15 nationally. Chmiel also outran the ACC qualifying standard by over 12 seconds.

Sprints: In the women's 60m dash prelims, Kylia Wright (7.64) and Aasiyah Barr (7.76) both set new PRs, and Wright advanced to the 60m dash finals after posting the third-fastest time in the prelims.

In the finals, Wright tied her PR (7.64) she set in the prelims to claim second-place honors in the 60m finals.

WOMEN'S 60M, Qualifying
Megan Igbinadolor 8.44
WOMEN'S 60M, Prelims
Kylia Wright 7.64*
Aasiyah Barr 7.76
WOMEN'S 60M, Finals
Kylia Wright 7.64, second place
MEN'S 60M, Prelims
Alan Alvarez 7.04
WOMEN'S CAMEL CITY MILE
Savannah Shaw 4:52.44
WOMEN'S 3000M
Kelsey Chmiel 9:18.23
MEN'S MILE
Philip Hall 4:11.41
Up Next
The Pack multi-event athletes are set to compete at the Queens Multi-Events in Winston-Salem, N.C. on Tuesday, Feb. 11. The entire track and field squad gets back in action on at the New Mexico Don Kirby Elite Invitational (Feb. 13-14), the Tiger Paw Invite (Feb. 14-15) and the Valentine Invitational (Feb. 14-15).

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Pack Jumpers Open Competition at Don Kirby Invitational
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RESULTS
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. The NC State track and field team was represented in long jump on Thursday to open the Don Kirby Invitational at the Albuquerque Convention Center.

On the men's side, Von Douglas and Jamar Davis posted top-nine marks in the opening three attempts to move onto the final. Douglas earned fourth-place honors with a 24'4.25" (7.42m) jump. Davis trailed close behind, jumping for 23'10.75", good for sixth place.

Jirah Sidberry earned a top-25 finish in a field of over 50 athletes. The freshman recorded an 18'5.25" (5.62m) jump on her first attempt.

Up Next
The NC State track and field team continues competition at the Don Kirby Invitational on Friday, and other members of the squad are set to compete at the Tiger Paw Invite and Valentine Invitational.

WOMEN'S LONG JUMP
Jirah Sidberry 18'5.25" (5.62m)
Michelle Cobb NH

MEN'S LONG JUMP
Von Douglas 24'4.25" (7.42m)
Jamar Davis 23'10.75" (7.28m)
Chris Alexander 21'11.5" (6.69m)

The NC State track and field team was in action at three meets on Friday. The distance runners, sprinters, jumpers and throwers competed at the Tiger Paw Invite, Valentine Invitational and Don Kirby Invitational. Among the three, NC State tallied nine combined ACC Indoor Championship qualifying standards and nine personal-best marks.

Distance: Nevada Mareno led the Pack women at the Valentine Invitational in the mile race with a 4:42.14 clip, setting a new personal-best. Dominique Clairmonte (4:43.41) followed close behind, also earning an ACC qualifying mark.

Sarah LaTour (4:53.77), Anna Vess (4:58.07) and Sam Bush (4:59.13) rounded out the event for NC State. LaTour's and Bush's times were PRs.

In the women's 3000m, Kelsey Chmiel (9:10.74) and Savannah Shaw (9:17.52) clocked in with top-10 times in NC State history and earned top-20 finishes overall with their marks that outran conference qualifying standards. Chmiel bested her PR in the race.

Sprints: At the Tiger Paw Invite, Cameron Murray (8.01) and Josh Brockman (8.07) both placed themselves in the 60m hurdles semifinals with marks that outpaced the ACC qualifying standard of 8.12. Murray's time registered as a new PR, and both ranked among the top five times in the NC State record books.

In the semifinal, Murray clocked in a 7.96 for 12th place, and Brockman clocked in at 8.15.

Junpai Dowdy crossed the finish line in the 60m prelims with a new PR of his own (6.95).

Jumps: Michelle Cobb notched a fourth-place finish in a field of 45 athletes in women's triple jump competition at the Don Kirby Elite Invitational. Her 43'4.5" (13.22m) jump ranks third in program history and is a meter farther than the conference qualifying standard.

The success continued on the men's side as Chris Alexander (50'9.5", 15.48m) and Jamar Davis (50'6.25", 15.40m) earned third and fourth-place finishes respectively. Alexander's performance was a personal best, and both jumps exceed ACC qualifying standards.

Throws: Tyson Fortenberry outthrew the conference qualifying standard with an 18.34m mark in men's weight throw.

Up Next:
The NC State track and field team concludes competition at the Tiger Paw Invite and Valentine Invitational on Saturday.

TIGER PAW INVITE
WOMEN'S 60H PRELIMS

• Ally Henson 8.68
• Alexis Postell 8.77

MEN'S 60H PRELIMS

• Cameron Murray 8.01*
• Joshua Brockman 8.07*

MEN'S 60H SEMIFINALS

• Cameron Murray 7.96
• Joshua Brockman 8.15

WOMEN'S 60M PRELIMS

• Kylia Wright 7.69
• Alexis Patterson 7.86
• Nia Judkins 7.86
• Aasiyah Barr 7.90

MEN'S 60M PRELIMS

• Junpai Dowdy 6.95
• Henry Young 6.98
• Craig Green 7.07

WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW

• Kayla Beasley 15.74m

MEN'S WEIGHT THROW

• Tyson Fortenberry 18.34m

VALENTINE INVITATIONAL
WOMEN'S 800M

• Sam Bush 2:16.86

WOMEN'S MILE

• Nevada Mareno 4:42.14
• Dominique Clairmonte 4:43.41
• Sarah LaTour 4:53.77
• Anna Vess 4:58.07
• Sam Bush 4:59.13

WOMEN'S 3000M

• Kelsey Chmiel 9:10.74
• Savannah Shaw 9:17.52
• Dominique Clairmonte 9:33.59
• Nevada Mareno 9:34.07
• Mariah Howlett 9:37.93
• Anna Vess 10:01.51

DON KIRBY INVITATIONAL
WOMEN'S TRIPLE JUMP

• Michelle Cobb 43'4.5" (13.22m)
• Jirah Sidberry 37'2.5" (11.34m)

MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP

• Chris Alexander 50'9.5" (15.48m), third place
• Jamar Davis 50'6.25" (15.40m)

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The NC State track and field team concluded action at the Valentine Invitational and Tiger Paw Invite on Saturday. Tim Bason set a new program record in the men's 1000m at the Valentine Invitational, crossing the finish line in 2:24.71. His mark outran Philip Hall's 2:25.08 set earlier this season.

Distance: Bason was the first collegiate runner to cross the finish line in the 1000m and placed fifth overall. Ares Epps (2:25.62) and Kyle Durham (2:26.42) also placed in the top 15 in a field of over 100 runners.

Hall (8:07.95) and Joe Bistritz (8:12.29) posted ACC qualifying marks in the men's 3000m race.

Sprints: Cravont Charleston's 21.18 in the men's 200m dash at the Tiger Paw Invite ranks second in the ACC this season, outran the ACC qualifying standard, set a new PR and is a top-10 mark in program history.

Henry Young also posted a conference qualifying mark, clocking in at 21.57 for a new person-best mark.

Relays: The women's 4x400m relay clocked in at 4:05.09.

TIGER PAW INVITE
WOMEN'S 800M

• Caroline Lewis 2:18.99
• Alex Wilkinson 2:53.03

WOMEN'S 200M

• Kylia Wright 24.91
• Alexis Patterson 25.09
• Aasiyah Barr 25.73
• Ally Henson 25.97
• Nia Judkins 26.02

MEN'S 200M

• Cravont Charleston 21.18
• Henry Young 21.57
• Joshua Brockman 23.23

WOMEN'S SHOT PUT

• Kayla Beasley NH

MEN'S 3000M

• Peyton Barish 8:38.50

VALENTINE INVITATIONAL
MEN'S 800M

• Tim Bason 1:52.21
• Ares Epps 1:52.78
• Kyle Durham 1:54.17

MEN'S 1000M

• Tim Bason 2:24.71
• Ares Epps 2:25.62
• Kyle Durham 2:26.42

MEN'S MILE

• Ben Verchick 4:20.51

MEN'S 3000M

• Philip Hall 8:07.95
• Joe Bistritz 8:12.29

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NC State splits up and heads to the JDL DMR Invitational (Winston-Salem, N.C.) and Virginia Tech Challenge (Blacksburg, Va.) Feb. 21-22 in its final meets before the ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships.

https://gopack.com/news/2020/2/15/track-bason-breaks-1000m-school-record-at-valentine-invitational.aspx

Final weekend of regular-season indoor action in store for @Wolfpack_TF! Follow the Pack as it competes at the JDL DMR Invitational and the VT Challenge.

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The NC state women's DMR team posted a top-five time in program history on Friday evening. The squad, consisting of Dominique Clairmonte, Alexis Postell, Nevada Mareno and Savannah Shaw clocked in at 11:22.52.

The squad is back in action tomorrow as the men are set to compete in the 3000m and the women are set to compete in the mile.

.@Wolfpack_TF wrapped up competition at the JDL DMR Invitational with four top-10 finishes across Saturday's distance events.

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