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Day 1 is complete at the Hokie Invitational. Some great performances from some Pack runners. Notable results for the women's team below.

The running events opened with the Mile. Sydney Seymour set a new PB with a 4:46.64. Grace Hartman and Brooke Rauber also posted the first mile times of their collegiate careers, running 4:48.24 and 4:50.88.

Next was the 1000m. Samantha Bush ran a really solid 2:45.39 for 5th place. Sydney Seymour, Grace Hartman and Brooke Rauber all doubled back from the mile and ran 2:51.28, 2:53.39 and 2:57.43 respectively.

in the 60m Hurdles, Ally Henson qualified for the finals and ran a time of 8.55s.

in the 60m Dash, Imunique Archie and Timara Chapman both ran new PB's with respective times of 7.79s and 7.86 seconds.

in the 600m, Caroline Lewis ran a new PB and new school record with a time of 1:34.73.

in the 300m dash, Allison Payton and Imunique Archie set new PB's, with respective times of 42.24 and 42.34 seconds.

Notable results in the field events:

In the Long Jump, Jirah Sidberry finished 4th with a season's best jump of 5.98 meters. Timara Chapman jumps a new PB of 5.91 meters to finish 5th. Zahra Bichara jumped a new PB to finish 6th with a jump of 5.90 meters.
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The NC State track and field program put their talent on display on the first day of the Hokie Invitational, establishing three new school records.

DISTANCE

The Wolfpack opened action on day one of the Hokie Invitational in the women's mile. Senior Sydney Seymour finished fifth overall in the event with a time of 4:46.64, a new personal best. She was followed by her teammates Grace Hartman (4:48.24) and Brooke Rauber (4:50.88), who placed sixth and seventh in the event, respectively.

In the men's mile, the Pack saw two athletes finish in the top five. Ian Harrison finished third overall with a time of 4:01.09, which is now the fourth best mark in school history. NC State junior Brett Gardner recorded a new personal best with a time of 4:01.33, a mark that placed him fourth overall in the event and gives him the fifth-best mark in the history of the program.

Freshmen Ryan Motondo (4:16.47) and Patrick Gibbons (4:17.33) also participated in the event, both setting new personal bests.

Sam Bush earned a time of 2:45.39 in the women's 1000m, finishing fifth and recording the second best time in school history. She now holds the first and second-best times in program history for the event. Seymour finished ninth overall with a time of 2:51.28, which is good for sixth-best all-time at NC State.

Hartman also recorded a top-10 program mark with a time of 2:53.39, the eighth-best in school history.

Zach Hughes made history in the men's 1000m, producing a time of 2:23.28 (2:23.279) to claim the school record for the event. This mark is also good for a new personal best. Fellow sophomore Jake Toomey (2:25.87) also put his name in the record books, finishing with the fifth-best time ever recorded in the program, while also setting a new personal best.

Another record was broken in the women's 600m. Caroline Lewis recorded a personal best time of 1:34.73 to finish ninth in the event and claim the best time in school history.

In the men's 600m, Kyle Durham finished third with a time of 1:19.69, a mark that now sits at second-best all time at NC State, behind only his own record of 1:19.48, which he set last season.

John Malach posted a personal best time of 8:19.36 in the men's 3000m, a mark which earned him third place overall.

SPRINTS

Senior Ally Henson moved on to the women's 60m hurdle final after finishing sixth overall in the prelims with a time of 8.61. This time is now eighth-best in program history. She posted a time of 8.55 in the final to claim sixth place. This time is now tied with teammate Timara Chapman for the seventh-best mark all-time for the program.

In the men's 60m hurdle prelim, NC State saw a pair of seniors advance to the final with top-10 program finishes. Cameron Murray placed first with a time of 7.75, a mark which now sits at third best in school history. Josh Brockman set a personal best with a time of 7.80 to claim second place, which is now fourth all-time at NC State.

Murray wasn't done entering his name into the record books, as he broke a school record while also finishing first in the men's 60m hurdle finals with a new personal best time of 7.67. He now holds the top three times in Wolfpack history for the event and is responsible for four of the 10 best all-time marks in the program. His time of 7.67 is good for the best time in the nation. Brockman posted another 7.80 time to tie his new personal best and finish second in the final.

Imunique Archie (7.789) and Chapman (7.86) each set a personal best in the women's 60m prelims.

On the men's side of the 60m prelims, Alex Lang advanced to the final and set a new personal best while finishing third overall with a time of 6.67. This is now good for the fourth-best all-time program mark. Sophomore Alexander Nunley placed 10th overall with a time of 6.876.

Henry Young also participated in the event and set a new personal best time of 6.89.

More personal bests were set in the Women's 300m final as Archie (42.24) and Allison Payton (42.34) each recorded new career-best marks.

JUMPS

The Pack saw three athletes earn top-10 finishes in the women's long jump. Jirah Sidberry recorded a season best jump of 5.98m (19'7.50") to finish fourth overall. This jump is also good for the ninth-best in school history. Timara Chapman earned fifth place with a new personal best jump of 5.91m (19'4.75"), while Zahra Bichara set a new personal best with a jump of 5.90m (19'4.25") and claimed sixth.

In the men's long jump, Cameron Murray set a new personal best while also claiming second place with a jump of 7.54m (24'9.0"). Josh Brockman came in third with a mark of 7.50m (24'7.25) and Jamar Davis earned fourth overall with a jump of 7.50m (24'6.25").

Sophomore William Sistruck also participated in the event for the Wolfpack, receiving seventh place and setting a new personal best of 7.15m (23'5.50").

THROWS

Mahkayla Hart claimed sixth place in the women's weight throw with a best throw of 16.91m (55'5.75"). Fellow sophomore Makala Wright recorded a best throw of 16.85m (55'3.50"), which was good for eighth overall.

UP NEXT
The Wolfpack continues action at the Hokie Invitational on Saturday, January 21.

RESULTS

WOMEN'S MILE
  • Sydney Seymour - 4:46.64 (5th)
  • Grace Hartman - 4:48.24 (6th)
  • Brooke Rauber - 4:50.88 (7th)

MEN'S MILE
  • Ian Harrison - 4:01.09 (3rd)
  • Brett Gardner - 4:01.33 (4th)
  • Travis Koekemoer - 4:12.51 (17th)
  • Ryan Motondo - 4:16.47 (22nd)
  • Patrick Gibbons - 4:17.33 (24th)

WOMEN'S 60M HURDLE PRELIMS
  • Ally Henson - 8.61 (6th)
  • Jakerra Covington - 9.96 (14th)

MEN'S 60M HURDLE PRELIMS
  • Cameron Murray - 7.75 (1st)
  • Josh Brockman - 7.80 (2nd)

WOMEN'S 60M PRELIMS
  • Imunique Archie - 7.79 (19th)
  • Ally Henson - 7.82 (20th)
  • Timara Chapman - 7.86 (21st)

MEN'S 60M PRELIMS
  • Alex Lang - 6.67 (3rd)
  • Alexander Nunley - 6.88 (10th)
  • Henry Young - 6.89 (11th)

WOMEN'S 1000M
  • Samantha Bush - 2:45.39 (5th)
  • Sydney Seymour - 2:51.28 (6th)
  • Grace Hartman - 2:53.39 (12th)
  • Brooke Rauber - 2:57.28 (14th)

MEN'S 1000M
  • Zach Hughes - 2:23.28 (2:23.279) (11th)
  • Jake Toomey - 2:25.87 (16th)

MEN'S 60M HURDLES FINAL
  • Cameron Murray - 7.67 (1st)
  • Josh Brockman - 7.80 (2nd)

WOMEN'S 60M HURDLES FINAL
  • Ally Henson - 8.55 (6th)

WOMEN'S 600M
  • Caroline Lewis - 1:34.73 (10th)

MEN'S 600M
  • Kyle Durham - 1:19.69 (3rd)
  • Wesley Larson - 1:23.23 (15th)

MEN'S 3000M
  • John Malach - 8:19.36 (3rd)

WOMEN'S 300M
  • Imunique Archie - 42.24 (18th)
  • Allison Payton - 42.34 (19th)

MEN'S WEIGHT THROW
  • Nathan Lau - 15.17m (49'2.25") (12th)

WOMEN'S LONG JUMP
  • Jirah Sidberry - 5.98m (19'7.50") (4th)
  • Timara Chapman - 5.91m (19'4.75") (5th)
  • Zahra Bichara - 5.90m (19'4.25") (6th)

MEN'S LONG JUMP
  • Cameron Murray - 7.54m (24'9.0") (2nd)
  • Josh Brockman - 7.50m (24'7.25") (3rd)
  • Jamar Davis - 7.47m (24'6.25") (4th)
  • William Sistruck - 7.15m (23'5.50") (7th)

WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW
  • Mahkayla Hart - 16.91m (55'5.75") (6th)
  • Makala Wright - 16.85m (55'3.50") (8th)
  • Sydney Freeman - 15.66m (51'4.50") (14th)
https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/20/indoor-track-three-program-records-broken-on-day-one-of-hokie-invitational.aspx
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The NC State indoor track and field team wrapped up day two of the Hokie Invitational Saturday afternoon.

The Wolfpack saw several athletes reach personal best in their respective events. The highlight of the day for NC State was a first place finish from the Men's Distance Medley Relay team.

DISTANCE

The combo of Kyle Durham, Zach Hughes, Brett Gardner, Travis Koekemoer and Jake Toomey finished first with a time of 9:45.51, good enough for eighth in school history.

In the 800, Wesley Larson finished inside the top 20 (16th) with a time of 1:55.12.

SPRINTS

In the men's 200, Henry Young had a top-10 finish, coming in sixth with a time of 22.14. On the women's side Ally Henson and Imunique Archie advanced to the finals and finished 19th and 23rd, respectively.

Henson ran the 200 in 25.65 and Archie ran 25.97.

In the 400 finals, Timara Chapman came in seventh with a time of 56.21, while teammate Carolina Lewis finished 19th with a time of 58.40. Those were both personal best times. Allison Payton came in 21st place (1:00.77).

JUMPS

Freshman Kyzaiah Stone continues his impressive rookie campaign, winning the high jump for the second consecutive weekend. Stone had a jump of 7 - on Saturday.

Jamar Davis placed second in the men's triple jump, leaping out 49-8 in Blacksburg.

In the triple jump, Jirah Sidberry finished ninth (39-4).

THROWS

Freshman Nathan Lau had a personal best toss of 47-9 in the shot put, securing a top 10 (ninth) finish. On the women's side, the Wolfpack had three top 20 finishes.

Mikieja Covington finished 17th (38 - 3 ); freshman Katie Horne finished 18th (36 - 11 ); Jakerra Covington finished 20th (36 - 4 ).

UP NEXT: NC State travels to Clemson, SC for the Bob Pollock Meet, Jan. 27-28.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/21/track-nc-state-wraps-up-second-day-of-hokie-invitational.aspx
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11:06p, 1/22/23
Thought it would be a good time to give a midyear check in on how the women's incoming recruits for fall 2023 are doing so far through XC (for the distance runners) and early part of Indoor Track. Looking at results it looks like women's mid distance and distance is going to remain in very good hands moving forwards. Recruiting is a bit more fluid in Track and field since there's only so many scholarships available, so many of the athletes are going to be preferred walkons. So while its not very likely the people already known to be committed will change, there's a good chance we'll be adding a few more people in the coming months, particularly in the sprints, jumps and throws.

Kate Putman - Cicero, NY - Putman is a very good XC runner. She finished 8th at the NY Class A state championships and ran a 5k best of 17:30 this year (also ran a 16:46 3 mile, which converts roughly to a 17:21 5k). The 17:30 was the 3rd fastest time run by a girl in NY across all classifications. But mid distance on the track is where she really seems to shine. So far she has competed in just 5 meets from December through this weekend, but her great times over a range of events is astonishing. She has the 13th fastest time in NY and 27th fastest in the country in the 600m with a time of 1:38.04. She has the 2nd fastest time in NY and 4th fastest time in the country in the 1000m with a 2:53.64. She has the #1 time in NY and the 2nd fastest time in the country in the Mile so far, with a time of 4:45.90. And finally she has the 2nd fastest time in NY and the 4th fastest time nationally in the 3000m with a time of 9:46.09. She instantly makes our track team better when she arrives on campus.

Angelina Napoleon - Allegany, NY - Napoleon is a very good XC runner. She finished 1st in the NY Class C State Championships, and finished 16th in the Champs Sports National Championships. Her 17:52 was the 9th fastest time by a girl in NY this year across all classifications. But like Putman mid distance seems to be her biggest strength. She has the #1 1000m time in NY and 3rd nationally (just ahead of Putman) with a 2:52.45. She has the #4 mile time in NY and 9th in the country with a 4:55.70. She also shows off what a great athlete she is with the #4 High Jump height in NY so far with a jump of 5'5".

Jolena Quarzo - Brownsville, PA - Quarzo is a great distance runner. She won the Pennsylvania Class AA State Championship as well as Nike Team Cross Nationals NE regional. She finished 37th at the Nike Team Cross Nationals. Her best time this year was a 17:49 which was the 9th fastest by a girl in PA this year. She has just recently opened her Indoor season, but has already run a 5:01.18 1600m, which is the 2nd fastest in PA and 18th fastest nationally.

Mia Hall - Flagstaff, AZ - She is a great distance runner. She won the Arizona D2/D3 state championships and finished 41st in the Nike Team Cross SW Regional championships. She ran 2nd fastest 5k in Arizona this year with a 17:28.63 (as well as a 16:17 3 mile which converts to roughly a 16:51.81 which would be the 15th fastest in the nation. She historically has not competed in the Indoor track season. She will compete again when Outdoor Track begins, where she had the #1 time in AZ in the 3200m with a 10:28.59 as a junior.

Madison Moraja - Weddington High School Matthews, NC - A really solid sprinter/mid-d runner. She does not run cross country and she has not opened up her Indoor season yet. Last year as a junior in Indoors, she had the 16th fastest time in NC in the 300m dash, with a time of 41.24s. she had the 10th fastest time in NC In the 400m, with a time of 58.94s. She also ranked 8th in NC and 43rd nationally in the 500m with a time of 1:17.94. She competes anywhere between 100 and 800 meters.
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6:04p, 1/24/23
For the Katelyn Tuohy fans out there, she's going to be opening up her Indoor season this saturday in an elite mile field at the Dr. Sander Invitational in NYC. This will be the first time she has raced a mile in college so it will be interesting to see a time from a field full of top tier pros like Ali Monson and Josette Morris.
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The NC State indoor track and field team will travel to Clemson, SC for the Bob Pollock Invitational, January 27-28.

The event will start at 2 pm on Friday.

Bob Pollock Invitational
Date: Jan. 27-28
Location: Clemson, SC.
Meet information: Click here
Live Results: Results
Watch: ACCNX

https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/26/track-nc-state-heads-to-clemson-for-the-bob-pollock-invitational.aspx
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7:18a, 1/28/23
The NC State track and field program opened competition on the first day of the Bob Pollock Invitational with four athletes setting new personal-best marks.

MULTI-EVENTS

In the women's pentathlon, Timara Chapman recorded a top-three finish in each of the five events, totaling 4005 points for second place. Her mark of 4005 points is now the eighth-best in the country.

After winning the 800m with a time of 2:20.33, the graduate student tied a career-best in the high jump with a 1.70m (5'7.00") leap, earning her second place in the event. She also finished second in the 60m hurdles with a time of 8.74.

SPRINTS

In the 60m prelims, senior Alex Lang finished second with a time of 6.70 to advance to the final while Cameron Murray finished eighth, setting a new personal best of 6.76.

In the final of the 60m, Lang recorded a new personal best time of 6.61 to win the event. His new time is tied for third-best all-time at NC State and tied for eighth-best in the nation.

Murray beat his personal best in the 60m for the second time in one day, recording a time of 6.74 (6.740) to take fifth place in the final and tie the fifth-best mark in school history for the event.

Senior Josh Brockman finished second in the men's 60m hurdle prelims with a new personal best time of 7.69 - a time that ranks second in Wolfpack history and is tied for third mark in the country. He finished third in the finals at 7.72.

THROWS

In the women's weight throw, Mahkayla Hart earned 10th place with a new personal best of 18.13m (59'5.75"). This ranks seventh all-time at NC State.

JUMPS

Wolfpack sophomore Zahra Bichara earned fifth place and a new personal best of 5.94m (19'6.00") in the women's long jump - the eighth-best jump in program history for the event.

Jamar Davis finished in sixth in the men's long jump with a best jump of 7.08m (23'2.75").

UP NEXT

The Wolfpack continues action at the Bob Pollock Invitational on Saturday, January 27.

RESULTS

WOMEN'S PENTATHLON
  • Timara Chapman - 4005 points (2nd)
    • 60H - 8.74 (2nd)
    • HJ - 1.70m (5'7.00") (2nd)
    • SP - 11.82m (38'9.50") (3rd)
    • LJ - 5.56m (18'3.00") (3rd)
    • 800m - 2:20.33 (1st)
WOMEN'S 60M PRELIMS
MEN'S 60M PRELIMS
MEN'S WEIGHT THROW
WOMEN'S 60M HURDLE PRELIMS
WOMEN'S LONG JUMP
MEN'S 60M HURDLE PRELIMS
  • Josh Brockman - 7.69 (2nd)
MEN'S 60M FINAL
MEN'S 400M
WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW
MEN'S 60M HURDLE FINAL
  • Josh Brockman - 7.72 (3rd)
MEN'S LONG JUMP
https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/27/track-day-one-of-bob-pollack-invitational-pack-with-prs.aspx
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12:33p, 1/28/23
Katelyn Tuohy 4:24.26 mile up in New York. New NCAA Indoor record!
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After a crazy weekend of records being broken and fast times being run across the the country, i was checking the updated rankings for Indoor Nationals Qualifying and thought i'd give an update on where NC State athletes stand right now (with about a month and 1-2 more fast meets still to go), and more importantly where the qualifying standard stands for the athletes that are just gearing up for future events to qualify.

Indoors does not have Regional meets like Outdoors does so qualifying is purely based on times run during the indoor season (Dec 1 - Feb 26). The top 16 athletes qualify for each individual race and the top 12 relay teams qualify. Tiebreakers are applied so that they dont go over the 16 or 12 limit.

If the season ended today, these are the athletes that would qualify on the women's side, and what the 16th place standard currently is compared to what it took last season:

60M - Standard currently set at 7.28 seconds. Last season it took a time of 7.23 seconds to qualify. Highly unlikely we have anyone qualify in this event. Imunique Archie has our best performance this season at 7.79 seconds.

200M - Standard currently set at 23.38 seconds. Last season it took a time of 23.24 seconds to qualify. Highly unlikely we have anyone qualify in this event. Ally Henson has our best performance this season at 25.44 seconds.

400M - Standard currently set at 53.06 seconds. Last season it took 52.33 seconds to qualify. Highly unlikely we have anyone qualify in this event. Timara Chapman has our best performance this season at 56.21 seconds.

800M - Standard currently set at 2:05.13. Last season it took 2:04.03 to qualify. Last season it took We've only had one runner even attempt an 800 this year, Caroline Lewis with a 2:13.30. No idea if anyone else on the team will give it a crack at a later date.

1 Mile - Katelyn Tuohy is safely qualified here with her NCAA leading (and record) 4:24.26. Standard currently set at 4:35.72. Last season it took a 4:34.89 to qualify. Kelsey Chmiel and Samantha Bush have PB's close enough to this that i think they could qualify if they focused on it, but its hard to say if they are going to run any fast enough mile races moving forwards to qualify. Both are entered into the 3000 next weekend instead of the mile.

3000M - Samantha Bush is safely qualified here, with the 3rd best time in the NCAA so far 8:54.12. Standard currently set at 9:08.12. Last season it took a 9:00.60 to qualify. Katelyn Tuohy will certainly qualify in two weeks when she runs the Millrose 3000M, and Kelsey Chmiel is running this event this coming weekend in a fast race so I would imagine she qualifies as well with her 8:59 PB from last year in the event. I don't foresee anyone else qualifying, but Sydney Seymour and Grace Hartman have 9:15 and 9:16 PR's respectively so never say never.

5000M - quick note, 46 of the top 50 times in the NCAA this year are still from that Dec 3rd meet at Boston. What an absurdly fast track that is. Tuohy, Chmiel and Seymour are currently qualified for this event, all in the top 10 qualifiers so they would appear to be safe. Standard currently is at 15:43.98. Last season it took a 15:41.51 to qualify. Samantha Bush certainly has the ability to qualify here but she focused on the 3000m/DMR double at Indoor nationals last year so I would think it would follow suit this year.

60M Hurdles - Standard currently set at 8.20 seconds. Last season it took an 8.07 to qualify. It's a definite longshot that we have anyone qualify at this event. Ally Henson has our best this year with an 8.55 seconds, but she does have a PB of 8.39 seconds from ACC Indoor's last season, so a great performance could be in there on the right day.

4x400M - Standard currently set at 3:32.40. Last season it took a 3:32.38 to qualify. Probably the longest shot we are to qualify at any event other than the Pole Vault where we have Pole Vaulters on the roster. For perspective our School Record indoors in this event is 3:44.51.

DMR - Standard currently set at 11:05.66. Last season it took 10:58.37 to qualify. We have not raced a DMR yet but we likely will at ACC's. What combination of athletes will run to qualify is the real question, we certainly have the athletes to do it. The 400 leg will be a big question mark. I could see one of Tuohy or Chmiel running this at ACC's to qualify the team but i doubt either would run it at Nationals. Chmiel ran it last year at ACC's to help them qualify but Savannah Shaw took her place as the Mile anchor at Nationals.

High Jump - Standard currently set at 6' 0". Last season it took 6' 0" to qualify. We have no one even close to this standard. Timara Chapman jumped 5'7" as part of a Pentathlon, but the highest open High Jump was have this year is 5' 1".

Pole Vault - We do not compete anyone in this event.

Long Jump - Standard currently set at 20' 5". Last season it took 20'10" to qualify. Jirah Sidberry is the most likely. she has jumped 19' 7.5" this season but has a PB from last year of 20' 4.25" which is with trying to qualify. Timara Chapman is a longshot but has a PB of 19' 11" which is really solid.

Triple Jump - Standard currently set at 42' 8". Last season it took 43' 10" to qualify. Jirah Sidberry's best this season is 41' 8.5", but she does have a 42' 2" PB from ACC Indoors last season.

Shot Put - Standard currently set at 55' 2.75". Last season it took 56' 1.25" to qualify. We are not very competitive in this event. Mahkayla Hart has our best throw this season at 45' 9".

Weight Throw - Standard currently set at 70' 5.25". Last season it took 72' 8" to qualify. We are not very competitive in this event either. Mahkayla Hart has our best throw this season at 59' 5.75"".

Pentathlon - Standard currently set at 4038 points. Last season it took 4099 points to qualify. Timara Chapman is currently right outside qualification at 19th in the rankings with a best score of 4005 points. She does have a PB of 4094 points so qualification is certainly on the table for her.
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In reply to jadawson • 8:02p, 1/29/23
Awesome post! Thanks for the research on this.
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7:42p, 1/31/23
Elite fields currently announced for this weekend's Camel City Invite. Entries can continue through tonight so it may not be finalized until tomorrow.

On the Women's side we have 2 women registered in the 3000 elite field, Kelsey Chmiel and Sydney Seymour. Also Samantha Bush is running in the Elite Mile field along with Amaris Tyynismaa who is running unattached so not technically making her NC State debut. Nobody listed in the 800m field.

The other non-elite fields are not release yet, but last year NC State only brought a handful of field athletes along with the distance runners who were running the elite fields.

https://www.jdlfasttrack.com/gprofile.php?mgroup_id=46093&do=news&news_id=360852
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Full entry lists posted for the Camel City Invite this Friday/Saturday. Some athletes are registered in multiple events and may drop out of one or more of them. For the women, we have entered:

Friday
60M Hurdles - Jakerra Covington
5000m - Laurel Black
High Jump - Mikieja Covington, Jakerra Covington
Weight Throw - Makala Wright, Mahkayla Hart, Sydney Freeman

Saturday
3000m (non elite field) - Savannah Shaw, Grace Hartman, Gionna Quarzo
3000m (elite field) - Kelsey Chmiel, Sydney Seymour
Mile (non elite field) - Savannah Shaw, Grace Hartman, Brooke Rauber, Sarah Latour
Mile (elite field) - Samantha Bush, Amaris Tyynismaa (unattached)


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6:52a, 2/4/23
The NC State Track and Field program kicked off action at day one of the Camel City Invitational with freshman Nathan Lau setting a new personal best mark in the men's weight throw.

THROWS
Lau claimed seventh place in the men's weight throw with a throw of 16.73m (54'10.75"), a new personal best mark for the freshman. Each of Lau's three attempted throws at the Camel City Invite were better than his previous personal best of 16.16m (53'0.25").

On the women's side of the weight throw, Makala Wright earned second place with a throw of 18.11m (59'05.00"). Fellow sophomore Mahkalya Hart also competed in the event, claiming fourth with her mark of 17.04m (55'11.00").

JUMPS
Freshman Jakerra Covington debuted in the women's long jump, posting a best of 4.89m (16'00.25").

UP NEXT
The Wolfpack returns to action Saturday, February 4 on day two of the Camel City Invitational.

RESULTS

WOMEN 60M HURDLES PRELIM

MEN WEIGHT THROW

WOMEN WEIGHT THROW

WOMEN LONG JUMP
https://gopack.com/news/2023/2/3/track-lau-sets-personal-best-at-first-day-of-camel-invite.aspx
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Kelsey Chmiel finishes 3rd in the women's elite field 3000M with a new PB of 8:59.25. Really a great time considering its a flat track. Sydney Seymour fell off the pace about halfway through and finished in 9:28.84.

Former Pack runner Hannah Steelman won the race in 8:58.41
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3:18p, 2/4/23
Samantha Bush finished 4th in the women's elite mile, (3rd collegian) with a time of 4:37.79. Amaris Tyynismaa finished 7th running unattached in a time of 4:39.24.
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for the non elite races, earlier today Gionna Quarzo ran small PB in the 3000 finishing 2nd in her heat with a time of 9:24.44. Laurel Black finished 6th in her heat with a time of 10:04.93.

in the Mile, Grace Hartman ran a nice PB finishing 2nd in her heat with a time of 4:43.78. Sarah Latour finished 4th in that heat with a time of 4:51.30

Savannah Shaw paced both Quarzo & Hartman through about the midway point of their races.
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6:50p, 2/4/23
Travis Koekemoer won the men's mile and six athletes established new personal best marks, as the NC State track and field squads wrapped up action on day two of the Camel City Invitational.

DISTANCE
In the women's 3000m, Gionna Quarzo established a new personal best with a time of 9:24.44 to finish second. On the men's side of the 3000m, junior John Malach recorded a time of 8:17.11, good for eighth place and also a new personal best.

Kelsey Chmiel also set a personal best while competing in the women's 3000m elite, claiming third with a time of 8:59.25.

Ian Harrison impressed in the men's 3000m elite event, shaving nearly ten seconds off of his old personal best to claim third with a time of 7:55.35. Ian Shanklin also recorded a personal best in the event, running a time of 7:56.82 to take fifth.

MIDDLE DISTANCE

Wolfpack junior Travis Koekemoer earned first place overall in the men's mile, producing a time of 4:07.82.

In the women's mile elite event, Samantha Bush recorded a time of 4:39.79, good for fourth place.

Grace Hartman (4:43.78) and Sarah LaTour (4:51.30) each finished in the top-10 of the women's mile, claiming second and fourth place, respectively. Hartman's time earns her a new personal best for the event.

UP NEXT

NC State returns to action on Friday, February 10 at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, S.C.

RESULTS

WOMEN 3000M
Gionna Quarzo - 9:24.44 (2nd)
Laurel Black -E10:04.93 (15th)


MEN 3000M
John Malach - 8:17.11 (8th)

WOMEN 3000M ELITE
Kelsey Chmiel - 8:59.25 (3rd)
Sydney Seymour - 9:28.83 (11th)

MEN 3000M ELITE
Ian Harrison - 7:55.35 (3rd)
Ian Shanklin- 7:56.82 (5th)
David Vorbach - 8:02.92 (9th)

WOMEN MILE ELITE
Samantha Bush - 4:39.79 (4th)

WOMEN MILE
Grace Hartman - 4:43.78 (2nd)
Sarah LaTour - 4:51.30 (4th)

MEN MILE
Travis Koekemoer - 4:07.82 (1st)
Patrick Gibbons - 4:16.39 (15th)

https://gopack.com/news/2023/2/4/track-six-set-prs-at-day-two-of-camel-city-invite.aspx
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7:36p, 2/5/23
update to the NCAA qualifying with two weeks to go before ACC's. Kelsey Chmiel's 3000M effort when converted to a banked 200m track (which is standard) is updated to a 8:54.67. If the season ended today this would have her qualified as 5th best in the country at this point\, and this should make her safely qualified in the 3000M at this point.

Samantha Bush's effort in the Mile fell just short after conversion, giving her a 4:35.07 mile which is good for 19th best in the country.

The races that currently show on the Gopack schedule historically haven't fielded great distance fields (outside of the DMR at JDL in two weeks), so I wonder if NC State looks for a fast race for Bush in the Mile if she wants to give herself options for nationals, but she is already qualified in the 3000M and will likely be part of the DMR should they qualify so she may be satisfied at this point.
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10:11a, 2/8/23
As i was thinking, NC State did find a fast meet for a bunch of their distance runners to try to get one last fast time in before ACC's (I assume sprints/jumps/throws are still going to Tiger Paw Invitational at Clemson this weekend).

There are several distance runners on the entry list for the David Hemery Valentine Invitational in Boston this weekend. This meet takes place on the super fast track that some of our runners ran on in December and features some great fields so fast times should be readily available.

People registered in multiple events will likely drop one of them, but for now on the Women's side i'm seeing:

Samantha Bush and Amaris Tyynismaa (unattached) in the Mile

Samantha Bush, Amaris Tyynismaa (unattached), Savannah Shaw, Sydney Seymour, Grace Hartman, Brooke Rauber, & Gionna Quarzo in the 3000m

Gionna Quarzo and Grace Hartman in the 5000m
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10:43p, 2/8/23
The rest of the team (including some other distance runners) will be down to Clemson for the Tiger Paw Invitational. The distance fields are not as deep in this meet, but there are some incredible fields in the sprint/jumps. Adding some context to lay out how stacked the sprints/jumps are.

Women's team athletes entered at this point:

60M - Imunique Archie (8 of the top 16 athletes in the country are entered in this event)

60M Hurdles - Timara Chapman, Jakerra Covington, Makieja Covington, Ally Henson (4 of the top 16 athletes in the country entered in this event)

200M - Imunique Archie, Jakerra Covington, Allison Payton (6 of the top 16 athletes in the country are entered in this event)

400M - Allison Payton (5 of the top 14 athletes in the country are entered in this event)

800M - Caroline Lewis

Mile - Sarah Latour

3000M - Laurel Black

High Jump - Jakerra Covington, Mikieja Covington (4 of the top 10 athletes in the country)

Long Jump - Zahra Bichara, Timara Chapman, Nahsheeda Facey, Jirah Sidberry (5 of the top 13 athletes in the country)

Triple Jump - Jirah Sidberry (5 of the top 13 athletes in the country)

Shot Put - Sydney Freeman, Mahkayla Hart, Katie Horne

Weight Throw - Sydney Freeman, Mahkayla Hart, Makala Wright
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2:46p, 2/9/23
The NC State indoor track and field team will be spread out across the east coast this weekend.

Members of the Pack will be participating in three events Friday and Saturday, including sophomore Katelyn Tuohy running the 3000m at the Millrose Games in New York.

NC State sprinters, jumpers and throwers, mixed with a few distance runners will participate in the Tiger Paw Invitational. Distance runners will be in Boston for the Valentine Invitational.

Tiger Paw Invitational
Date: Feb. 10-11th
Location: Clemson, SC
Meet information: Click here
Live results: Results

Valentine Invitational
Date: Feb. 10-11th
Location: Boston, Mass
Meet information: Click here
Live results: Results
Watch: Watch live

Millrose Games
Date: Feb. 11
Location: New York
Meet information: Click here
Live results: Results

https://gopack.com/news/2023/2/9/track-busy-weekend-ahead-for-nc-state-indoor-track-and-field.aspx
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4:28p, 2/9/23
I saw that Gopack included a Flotrack link for the Valentine Invitational, so FYI to anyone that wants to watch Tuohy's race, the pro section of the Millrose Games will be airing live on NBC from 4-6 PM. Tuohy's race is scheduled to start at 4:38 PM EST.
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Running unattached, Amaris Tyynismaa finished 3rd in the second heat of the women's mile in Boston, in a great time of 4:32.56, a new PB for her. Samantha Bush finished 11th in the same race in a time of 4:37.90. Bush was with the lead pack until 400 to go and she was unable to respond to the move made by the leaders and fell off the pace a bit.
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6:15p, 2/10/23
Solid day for the women at the Tiger Paw Invitational.

In the field events on day 1 we saw Jirah Sidberry finish in 8th in the Long Jump with a new career PB of 20' 5.25" (3rd best in program history). Zahra Bichara also had a strong day with a jump of 19' 5.25" and Timara Chapman jumped 19' 4.75"

Makala Wright took home the win in the non-invite weight throw with a throw of 61' 6.75".

In the running events:

Ally Henson ran a season's best 8.41s to make the semifinals in a loaded 60m Hurdles field.

Imunique Archie ran a new PB in the 60m dash with a time of 7.76s.

Sarah Latour ran a 4:51 in the mile.
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7:35p, 2/10/23
seems like we had a lot of scratches in the women's 3k in Boston, only Savannah Shaw and Grace Hartman ended up running it.

Shaw was in Heat 2, and had a really nice rust buster after a few months unable to train, running a 9:12.96. Hartman was in Heat 3 and was with the leaders through about 2400 or so before fading off the pace and ending up at 9:24.67


Side note for this event, Hilda Olemomoi of Alabama has given Tuohy another mark to keep in mind tomorrow, as she ran a new NCAA leading 8:45.50. Parker Valby of Florida ran a new NCAA #2 of 8:49.71
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Huge race for Gionna Quarzo. She came into today with an indoors 5000M PB of 16:15.67 and an overall 5000M PB of 15:56.55. She ran a 15:51.12 today for a huge indoors PB and an overall PB. It also makes her the 8th fastest indoors 5k runner in program history
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The NC State track and field program concluded the first day of action at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, S.C., and the Valentine Invitational in Boston, Mass., earning a new school record and multiple personal bests.

SPRINTS

Cameron Murray began the day by tying his own school record in the men's 60m hurdle with a time of 7.67 in the prelims, claiming second place and advancing to the next round. His day was only getting started, as the Atlanta, Ga., native broke his own record with a time of 7.64 and finished third in the 60m hurdle semis to move onto the final. He went on to take home second place and established another new school record time of 7.61 (7.618).

On the women's side of the 60m hurdle prelims, Ally Henson recorded a time of 8.52 to advance. She would go on to produce a time of 8.41 (8.410) in the semi finals.

In the men's 60m prelims, Alex Lang generated a mark of 6.65 (6.650) to earn tenth and qualify for the next round. He then went on to earn third in the semis with a time of 6.64. Saving his best for last, Lang tied his personal best time of 6.61 to earn fourth overall place in the 60m final.

Teammate Henry Young also competed in the prelims of the event, establishing a new personal best with a time of 6.82.

The Wolfpack continued a successful outing with Alexander Nunley (51.08) earning a new personal best time in the men's 400m.

THROWS

In the men's weight throw, a throw of 16.83m (55'02.75") earned freshman Nathan Lau a new personal best mark.

Makala Wright turned in an impressive performance in the women's weight throw, finishing first overall with an 18.76m throw, good enough for sixth-best in NC State history.

MIDDLE DISTANCE

Sarah LaTour earned a podium finish in the women's mile, taking third with her time of 4:51.38.

Wesley Larson (4:12.01) claimed tenth and set a new personal best on the men's side of the mile, shaving over eight seconds off of his old time. Freshman Patrick Gibbons also participated in the event, earning a new personal best mark of 4:13.23.

JUMPS

The Wolfpack saw another athlete claim a personal best in the women's long jump, with Jirah Sidberry finishing eighth with a jump of 6.23m (20'05.25"), which now lands her at third-best in school history. Timara Chapman tied her personal best for the event with a leap of 5.91m (19'04.75").

NC State also saw success on the men's side of the long jump, with Jamar Davis placing third with his new personal best mark of 7.68m (25'02.50").

DISTANCE

Gionna Quarzo competed in the women's 5000m at the Valentine Invitational, recording a new personal best of 15:51.12. She now holds the eighth-best time in school history.

UP NEXT: The Wolfpack continues action at the Tiger Paw Invitational, Valentine Invitational, and Millrose Games on Saturday, February 10.

RESULTS

TIGER PAW INVITATIONAL:

WOMEN'S 60M HURDLE PRELIM
MEN'S 60M HURDLE PRELIM
WOMEN'S 60M PRELIM
MEN'S WEIGHT THROW
MEN'S 60M PRELIM
  • Alex Lang - 6.65 (6.650) (10th)
  • Henry Young - 6.82 (34th)
WOMEN'S 60M HURDLE SEMI
WOMEN'S MILE
MEN'S 60M HURDLE SEMI
WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW
MEN'S MILE
WOMEN'S LONG JUMP
MEN'S 60M SEMI
  • Alex Lang - 6.64 (3rd)
MEN'S 400M
WOMEN'S 400M
  • Allison Payton - 1:01.05 (81st)
MEN'S 60M HURDLE FINAL
MEN'S 60M FINAL
  • Alex Lang - 6.61 (4th)
MEN'S LONG JUMP

VALENTINE INVITATIONAL:

WOMEN'S MILE
  • Samantha Bush - 4:37.90 (25th)
WOMEN'S 3000M
WOMEN'S 5000M

https://gopack.com/news/2023/2/10/Track.aspx
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3:34p, 2/11/23
Commit Kate Putman (freshman in fall of 2023) wins the International Mile today at the Millrose Games in a time of 4:45.35.

https://instagr.am/p/CoiRFHUP_9N
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3:51p, 2/11/23
small PB for her as well (she ran 4:45.9 earlier this year). She's incredibly versatile on the track, i'm not even sure what her best indoor event is.
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In reply to jadawson • 4:03p, 2/11/23
jadawson said:
small PB for her as well (she ran 4:45.9 earlier this year). She's incredibly versatile on the track, i'm not even sure what her best indoor event is.
And this time is almost as good as the PB Grace Hartman just ran in the mile (4:43.78) a week ago. Hopefully Putman can compare to what we are seeing/expecting from Hartman in cross country as well.
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4:45p, 2/11/23
Tuohy in women's 3000
just started on NBC
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