2023 Men's Outdoor Track

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7:30a, 4/23/23
The Wolfpack track and field team concluded weekend action at the Virginia Challenge with an event win and two personal best marks.

JUMPS
Jirah Sidberry took home a victory in the women's long jump with a first-place mark of 6.35m.

In the men's long jump, William Sistruck finished fifth with a PB jump of 7.42m. Jamar Davis (7.23m) and Von Douglas (7.11m) also competed and each claimed a top-10 finish, finishing seventh and tenth, respectively.

After a jump of 2.00m in the men's high jump, Kyzaiah Stone grabbed fifth place.

SPRINTS
Ally Henson clocked in at 13.76 in the women's 100m hurdles to finish in ninth.

UP NEXT
NC State returns to action next weekend, competing at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia and Charlotte Invitational in the Queen City April 27-29.

RESULTS
WOMEN'S LONG JUMP
MEN'S LONG JUMP
MEN'S HIGH JUMP

WOMEN'S 100M HURDLES

WOMEN'S 400M HURDLES

MEN'S 400M HURDLES
  • Alex Nunley - 55.84 (17th)

MEN'S 200M

https://gopack.com/news/2023/4/22/track-sidberry-earns-event-victory-on-final-day-of-virginia-challenge.aspx
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NC State is sending a small contingent of men up to the Penn Relays (Thursday-Saturday) this weekend. There is also a meet @ Charlotte this weekend that is on the schedule but i'm having a hard time finding entries/heat sheets for that one.

For the Penn Relays we have the following competing (some of the events, particularly relays, are tightly grouped so its unclear if they are racing all of them):

4x100 - Alan Alvarez, Alex Lang, Cameron Murray, Ja'Von Douglas

4x200 - Alex Lang, Cameron Murray, Henry Young, Ja'Von Douglas

4x800 - Kyle Durham, Zach Hughes, Jake Toomey, Gavin Gaynor

1500m - Gavin Gaynor

110 Hurdles - Cameron Murray

High Jump - Kyzaiah Stone

Long Jump - Jamar Davis, Ja'Von Douglas, William Sistruck

Triple Jump - Jamar Davis, William Sistruck







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- The NC State track and field team is set to begin another weekend of outdoor competition, taking part in the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, PA and the Charlotte Invitational in the Queen City.

PENN RELAYS MEET INFO:
Date: April 27-April 29
Location: Franklin Field
Live Results: Available Here

CHARLOTTE INVITE MEET INFO:
Date: April 28-April 29
Location: Irwin Belk Track and Field Center
Live Results: Available Here

https://gopack.com/news/2023/4/27/track-wolfpack-ready-to-begin-action-at-penn-relays-charlotte-invitational.aspx
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Gavin Gaynor wins the Penn Relays College 1500m Championship, taking the first heat in a new PB 3:40.24 which is a new 3rd best time in school history.
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6:51a, 4/28/23
The NC State track and field team opened competition at the Penn Relays with two distance athletes competing across two races.

DISTANCE
Gavin Gaynor continued his impressive outdoor season with a victory in the men's 1500m. He clocked in at 3:40.24 to set a new PB and take home the third-best time in school history.

Jenna Schulz added a personal best time in the women's 5000m, clocking in at 16:09.71.

UP NEXT
The Wolfpack continues Penn Relays action and gets things started at the Charlotte Invitational on tomorrow.

RESULTS
MEN'S 1500M
WOMEN'S 5000M

https://gopack.com/news/2023/4/27/track-gaynor-takes-event-victory-on-opening-night-of-penn-relays.aspx
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The Wolfpack track and field team resumed weekend action, competing on the second day of Penn Relays and the opening night of the Charlotte Invitational.

PENN RELAYS:

SPRINTS
Ally Henson qualified for the final of the women's 100m hurdles with a time of 13.83 in the prelim.

CHARLOTTE INVITATIONAL:

THROWS
Two weeks after breaking the school record for the women's hammer throw, Makala Wright took second place in the event with a throw of 55.49m (182'0.00"). Sydney Freeman also took part in the event for the pack, coming in fifth after a PB-toss of 53.00m (173'10.00").

UP NEXT
The Pack is back in action tomorrow on the final day of the Penn Relays and Charlotte Invitational.

RESULTS

PENN RELAYS:

WOMEN'S 100M HURDLES (Prelim)

WOMEN'S LONG JUMP

MEN'S LONG JUMP

CHARLOTTE INVITATIONAL:

WOMEN'S HAMMER THROW

MEN'S DISCUS THROW

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https://gopack.com/news/2023/4/28/track-wolfpack-wraps-up-friday-night-action-at-penn-relays-charlotte-invitational.aspx
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Track & Field
Penn Relays NBC Sports Philadelphia/NBC Sports Boston/NBC Sports Washington, 2 p.m.
Drake Relays CBS Sports Network, 3 p.m.
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7:06a, 4/30/23
The NC State track and field team wrapped up weekend action at the Penn Relays and Charlotte Invitational with three event victories and a school record.

PENN RELAYS:

JUMPS
Jamar Davis began the day by winning the long jump after an effort of 7.42m. Von Douglas was also in action in the event for the Pack, taking sixth place after leaping 7.30m.

Davis wasn't finished yet, as the Mebane, NC native snatched fifth place in the men's triple jump after a hop of 15.48m.

In women's long jump action, Jirah Sidberry provided a mark of 6.05m to claim sixth place.

CHARLOTTE INVITATIONAL:

THROWS
For the second time in eight days, Katie Horne broke the school record in the women's javelin throw. The freshman threw 44.97m to win the event and set a new PB that replaced her own all-time NC State record.

Mahkayla Hart and Mikieja Covington collected new personal records in the women's shot put. Hart threw 13.03m while Covington supplied a toss of 12.15m.

SPRINTS
Another event victory came courtesy of Caroline Lewis, who won the women's 800m with her time of 2:14.63.

The Wolfpack had three runners finish in the top-10 of the men's 100m. Isaiah Gadson clocked in at 10.62 to earn fourth, while Henry Young (10.64) and Alex Nunley (10.78) slotted in at sixth and eighth place, respectively.

In the men's 200m, Alex Nunley took home third place with a time of 21.67, while Lance Patterson crossed the finish line seventh after a PB-performance of 21.83. Patterson also competed in the men's 400m, taking home seventh with a time of 49.15.

UP NEXT
The Wolfpack returns to action on Thursday, May 11 when it hosts ACC Outdoor Championships in Raleigh.

RESULTS

PENN RELAYS:
MEN'S LONG JUMP

WOMEN'S LONG JUMP

MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP

WOMEN'S TRIPLE JUMP

CHARLOTTE INVITATIONAL:
WOMEN'S JAVELIN THROW

WOMEN'S SHOT PUT

WOMEN'S 800M

MEN'S 100M

MEN'S 200M

MEN'S 400M

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https://gopack.com/news/2023/4/29/track-pack-secures-school-record-on-final-day-of-penn-relays-charlotte-invite.aspx
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9:27p, 5/2/23
The NC State track and field team is traveling to Lynchburg, VA to compete in the Liberty Twilight Qualifier on Wednesday, May 3.

LIBERTY TWILIGHT QUALIFIER MEET INFO:
Date: May 3
Location: Matthes-Hopkins Track Complex
Live Results: Available Here

https://gopack.com/news/2023/5/2/track-nc-state-ready-to-compete-at-liberty-twilight-qualifier.aspx
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This will be a really interesting meet to follow, wish i could watch it somewhere. The top athletes who already have regional pretty locked in regional qualifiers don't need to cut training to show up at another meet before ACC's so they won't be here (the top distance women + a few sprinters/hurdlers/jumpers like Cam Murray and Jirah Sidberry). The mix of athletes that will be here is pretty strong, particularly on the men's side. Lots of distance guys chasing an ACC qualifier at the very least and the really interesting part to me is that Ian Harrison (who hasn't race at all this outdoor season) is opening his season just now at this event. I thought he would be redshirting based on his lack of racing but it appears either the plans have changed or he is over whatever injury he had earlier than expected. He is going to be very important to our men's success in XC next year so im very interested to see what kind of shape he is in.
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6:26a, 5/5/23
The NC State track and field team was back in action to close out the regular season, grabbing four event wins at the Liberty Twilight Qualifier in Lynchburg, VA.

JUMPS
Jamar Davis continued to have the hot hand for the Wolfpack, claiming a victory in the men's long jump with a mark of 7.17m. This comes less than a week after the Graduate student won the same event at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, PA. Von Douglas was also in action in the long jump, joining Davis on the podium after a third place finish of 7.06m.

Another win came the Pack's way in the men's high jump, courtesy of Kyzaiah Stone's first-place leap of 2.09m.

THROWS
In the women's javelin throw, Jakerra Covington's jump of 38.70m was good for second place.

Mahkayla Hart took home the first and only PB-mark of the day for NC State, earning a fourth-place finish of 13.21m. Hart also took part in the women's hammer throw and turned in a performance of 45.28m to snatch fifth.

DISTANCE
The success of the day carried over from the field to the track, as Daniel McGoey clocked in at 14:19.52 in the men's 5000m to take home first place.

MIDDLE-DISTANCE
Zach Hughes crossed the finish line first in the men's 800m invite, after running a time of 1:49.25.

SPRINTS
The men's 100m prelim saw Alex Lang come in second place with a clock-in of 10.56.

UP NEXT
The Wolfpack returns to action on Thursday, May 11, as it opens ACC Outdoor Championships in Raleigh.

RESULTS
MEN'S LONG JUMP

MEN'S HIGH JUMP

WOMEN'S JAVELIN THROW

WOMEN'S SHOT PUT

WOMEN'S HAMMER THROW

MEN'S 5000M
  • Daniel McGoey - 14:19.52 (1st)

MEN'S 800M (Invite)

MEN'S 100M (Prelim)
  • Alex Lang - 10.56 (2nd)

MEN'S 1500M


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https://gopack.com/news/2023/5/3/track-wolfpack-wins-four-events-at-liberty-twilight-qualifier.aspx
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Paul Derr Track & Field will be the epicenter of track and field action for three days as NC State hosts the 2023 ACC Championships.

The event will be May 11-13. Admission to the event is free.

The ACC Championships will be streamed on ACC Network Extra. The on-air schedule will be as follows: Thursday from 11 am - 9 pm; Friday from 11 am - 9 pm; Saturday 2 pm - 9 pm.

The Florida State men come into the event as the two-time conference champions. The Miami women are the defending outdoor champs.

The Wolfpack women come into the event ranked No. 18 in the latest USTFCCCA rankings. Last season the NC State women finished 4th at the ACC Outdoor Championships in Durham. The men finished 11th

https://gopack.com/news/2023/5/9/track-nc-state-set-to-host-2023-acc-championships.aspx
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https://flashresults.com/2023_Meets/Outdoor/05-11_ACC/index.htm

Start lists and schedule of events for the Meet. All events with prelims will have their finals on Saturday for runners that qualify through the prelims. Notably for the men, none of the scoring runners from XC are entered into any events, some appear to be redshirting (Brett Gardner) or were already out of eligibility (Robinson Snider) but Ian Shanklin hasn't raced since the Raleigh Relays and may end up missing his final season of his career, and its unclear what Ian Harrison and Hannes Burger are doing.

Thursday :

Men's Long Jump - Jamar Davis, Ja'Von Douglas, William Sistruck
Men's 200m Prelims - Alexander Nunley, Henry Young
Men's 1500m Prelims - Gavin Gaynor, Jake Toomey, Wesley Larson
Men's 10k Finals - JJ Malach, Dan McGoey

Friday

Men's Triple Jump - Jamar Davis, William Sistruck
Mens 110m Hurdles Prelims - Cameron Murray
Men's 400m Prelims - Lance Patterson
Men's 100m Prelims - Cameron Murray, Alex Lang, Isaiah Gadson, Henry Young
Men's 800m Prelims - Zach Hughes, Kyle Durham, Jake Toomey, Grant Howlett
Men's 3000m Steeplechase Finals - Travis Koekemoer

Saturday

Men's Discus Throw - Nathan Lau
Men's High Jump - Kyzaiah Stone
Men's 4x100m Relay
Men's 5000m Finals - Gavin Gaynor, Kevin Antczak
Men's 4x400m Relay
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The Wolfpack track and field team kicked off ACC Outdoor Championships in Raleigh on Thursday with two individual ACC Championships.

JUMPS
Jirah Sidberry continued an impressive year of field action, winning the women's long jump to claim the first individual title of the day for NC State .The Charlotte-native took home the ACC Championship and the third-best mark in school history with a PR leap of 6.35m.

MULTI-EVENTS
Timara Chapman competed in the first four events of the women's heptathlon, placing in the top-five in each. Chapman finished first in the shot put (13.11m), second in the 200m (24.640), fourth in the 100m hurdles (13.97), and fifth in the high jump (1.66m). She currently sits in first overall place for the event with 3444 points.

MIDDLE-DISTANCE
In the women's 1500m prelims, Amaris Tyynismaa qualified for the final after finishing first with a time of 4:14.36. Freshman runner Grace Hartman recorded a personal best time of 4:15.73 to finish in third and move on to the final race. Savannah Shaw rounded out the top-five with a fifth-place finishing time of 4:18.60. She will join her two teammates in the final which takes place on Saturday night.

On the men's side of the 1500m prelims, Gavin Gaynor finished in second and advanced to the final after setting a new PB with a time of 3:40.05.

DISTANCE
Katelyn Tuohy can truly do it all, and she shocked the world once again tonight. She ran her first collegiate 10,000m and won the individual ACC Championship after clocking in at 32:56.75. The Pack star waited at the finish line to welcome in her teammate, Gionna Quarzo, who finished the race in second place with a time of 33:13.15 and took home First-Team All-ACC honors.

Mariah Howlett also ran in the women's 10k, placing fifth and grabbing Second-Team All-ACC with a time of 33:45.60.

UP NEXT
NC State returns to action on day two of ACC Outdoor Championships in Raleigh on Friday, May 12.

RESULTS
WOMEN'S LONG JUMP
MEN'S LONG JUMP
WOMEN'S HAMMER THROW
WOMEN'S HEPTATHLON
  • Timara Chapman
    • 100M Hurdles - 13.97 (4th)
    • High Jump - 1.66m (5'5.25") (5th)
    • Shot Put - 13.11m (43'0.25") (1st)
    • 200M - 24.64 (24.640) (2nd)
WOMEN'S 200M (Prelims)
MEN'S 200M (Prelims)
WOMEN'S 1500M (Prelims)
MEN'S 1500M (Prelims)
WOMEN'S 10,000M (Final)
MEN'S 10,000M (Final)
  • John Malach - 30:30.59 (7th)
  • Daniel McGoey - 30:36.61 (14th)

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https://gopack.com/news/2023/5/11/track-sidberry-tuohy-claim-individual-titles-on-first-day-of-acc-outdoor-championships.aspx
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TEAM STANDINGS
Men
(5 of 21 scored)
1. Duke 31
2. Virginia Tech 24.5
3. North Carolina 23.5
4. Notre Dame 20
5. Virginia 18.5
6. Miami 16
7. Florida State 13
t-8. Clemson 10
t-8. Wake Forest 10
10. Louisville 9.5
11. Syracuse 9
t-12. NC State 5
T-12. Pitt 5
DNS - Georgia Tech
DNS Boston College

Women
(4 of 21 scored)
1. Virginia Tech 42.5
2. NC State 32.5
3. Louisville 19
4. Syracuse 14
5. Virginia 12.5
6. Duke 12
7. Pitt 10
8. North Carolina 8
9. Clemson 4
t-10. Miami 1
t-10. Wake Forest 1
Boston College DNS
Florida State DNS
Georgia Tech DNS
Notre Dame DNS
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The NC State track and field team wrapped up day two action at the ACC Outdoor Championships on Friday, claiming another individual title and a school record.

MULTI-EVENTS
After finishing four events in the heptathlon on Thursday, Timara Chapman returned on Friday and finished what she started, claiming the individual ACC Championship for the event with a facility record 5710 points. The graduate student came in first in the 800m (2:16.83), third in the long jump (5.91m), and fifth in the javelin throw (35.29m).

JUMPS
Jamar Davis finished fourth and took home Second-Team All-ACC honors in the men's triple jump with an effort of 15:45m.

SPRINTS
In the men's 110m hurdles, Cam Murray caught the eyes of the crowd at Paul Derr track, breezing past the finish line in 13.43. This first place time earned him a spot in the finals and the school record for the event.

Ally Henson competed in the women's 100m hurdles and advanced to the final race after clocking in at 13.47 (13.465), a time which sits as her new personal best and the fifth-best time in NC State history.

UP NEXT
The Wolfpack wraps up action at the ACC Outdoor Championships tomorrow, May 13. Due to the threat of inclement weather in the Raleigh area tomorrow night, field events have been moved up to 12:00 pm, with track events now starting at 3:00 pm.

RESULTS
WOMEN'S HEPTATHLON
  • Timara Chapman - 5710
    • 800M - 2:16.83 (1st)
    • Long Jump - 5.91m (19'4.75") (3rd)
    • Javelin - 35.29m (115'9.00") (5th)
WOMEN'S JAVELIN
WOMEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
MEN'S 110M HURDLES (Prelims)
  • Cam Murray - 13.43 (1st)
WOMEN'S 100M HURDLES (Prelims)
MEN'S 400M (Prelims)
WOMEN'S 100M (Prelims)
MEN'S 100M (Prelims)
  • Isaiah Gadson - 10.65 (10.641) (17th)
  • Alex Lang - 10.65 (10.650) (20th)
  • Cam Murray - 10.66 (10.656) (21st)
  • Henry Young - 10.71 (23rd)
WOMEN'S 800M (Prelims)
MEN'S 800M (Prelims)
WOMEN'S 3000M STEEPLECHASE
MEN'S 3000M STEEPLECHASE

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https://gopack.com/news/2023/5/12/track-nc-state-takes-home-individual-title-school-record-on-second-day-of-acc-outdoor-championships.aspx
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TEAM STANDINGS
Men
(9 of 21 scored)
1. Virginia 55.5
2. Notre Dame 39
3. Duke 37
4. North Carolina 34.5
5. Virginia Tech 33.5
6. Miami 32
7. Louisville 30.5
8. Florida State 25
9. Syracuse 14
10. Clemson 11
t-11. NC State 10
t-11. Pitt 10
t-11. Wake Forest 10
14. Georgia Tech 9
15. Boston College 0

Women
(9 of 21 scored)
1. Virginia Tech 69.5
2. NC State 44
3. Duke 43
4. Notre Dame 39
t-5. Miami 26
t-5. North Carolina 26
7. Virginia 21.5
8. Louisville 20
9. Florida State 18
10. Syracuse 14
11. Pitt 13
12. Wake Forest 9
13. Clemson 5
14. Georgia Tech - 3
15. Boston College 0
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The NC State track and field team wrapped up action at the 2023 ACC Outdoor Championships on Saturday with two individual titles.

SPRINTS
Cam Murray took home the individual ACC Championship in the men's 110m hurdles with a time of 13.46.

Ally Henson competed in the women's 100m hurdles, earning Second-Team All-ACC with her fifth place time of 13.36.

DISTANCE
The Wolfpack's second individual title came courtesy of Amaris Tyynismaa. She ran a time of 15:53.07 in the women's 5000m to come in first and take home the gold. Fellow distance runner Kelsey Chmiel also competed in the race, and clocked in at 15:54.75 to take second and grab First-Team All-ACC honors.

Allie Hays also ran in the women's 5k, placing sixth and receiving Second-Team All-ACC honors after turning in a time of 16:12.13.

MIDDLE-DISTANCE
Tyynismaa also took part in the women's 1500m final, where she came in sixth and captured Second-Team All-ACC.

UP NEXT
The Wolfpack returns to action at the NCAA Regional Championships in Jacksonville, Florida May 24-27.

RESULTS
MEN'S 110M HURDLES
  • Cam Murray - 13.46 (1st)
WOMEN'S 100M HURDLES
WOMEN'S 5000M
MEN'S 5000M
WOMEN'S 1500M
MEN'S 1500M
MEN'S 4x400M RELAY
MEN'S DISCUS THROW
WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP
MEN'S HIGH JUMP
https://gopack.com/news/2023/5/13/track-pack-adds-two-individual-titles-on-final-day-of-acc-outdoor-championships.aspx
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Men
1. Clemson 92
2. Florida State 91
t-3. Louisville 89.5
t-3. Virginia 89.5
5. Virginia Tech 84.5
6. North Carolina 73.5
7. Miami 59
8. Duke 51
9. Notre Dame - 42
10. Wake Forest 40
11. Syracuse 36
12. Pitt 27
13. NC State 23
14. Georgia Tech 15
15. Boston College 0

Women
1. Duke 145.5
2. Virginia Tech 84.5
3. Miami 83
4. Florida State 78
5. Virginia 76.5
6. NC State 73
7. Notre Dame 59
8. North Carolina 47
9. Louisville 39
10. Clemson 34
11. Pitt 25
12. Wake Forest 24.5
t-13. Boston College 16
t-13. Georgia Tech 16
15. Syracuse 14

CHAMPIONSHIP MVPS
(Based on total individual points)
Men's Track - Cameron Rose, Clemson
Women's Track - Dajaz DeFrand, Florida State
Men's Field - Jeremiah Davis, Florida State
Women's Field - Victoria Gorlova, Virginia Tech
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Declarations for the regionals meet are out. For the men's team these are the events we have men "available for consideration" (i.e. they didn't scratch the event or are not reporting an injury scratch).

100M

Cameron Murray scratched the event

800M

Gavin Gaynor scratched the event

1500M

Gavin Gaynor

110M Hurdles

Cameron Murray

High Jump

Kyzaiah Stone

Long Jump

Jamar Davis (should be in due to other scratches)

Triple Jump

Jamar Davis
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7:21a, 5/20/23
Twelve female athletes and four male athletes are preparing to represent the Wolfpack in the 2023 NCAA East Regional in Jacksonville, Florida May 24-27.

A week after winning the individual ACC Championship in her first collegiate 10,000m, Katelyn Tuohy has declared for the 1500m and 5000m races at the East Regional. The NC State distance talent is in search of her second straight outdoor 5k National Championship.

Joining Tuohy in the 5000m will be Amaris Tyynismaa, who submitted a time of 15:53.07 at the 2023 ACC Outdoor Championships in Raleigh to win the individual conference title for the event.

Sam Bush, Kelsey Chmiel, Grace Hartman, Savannah Shaw, Jenna Schulz, and Allie Hays have also qualified for the 5k race. Chmiel earned First-Team All-ACC honors in the 5000m last weekend in Raleigh, while Hays received Second-Team.

The action doesn't stop there for Chmiel and Hays, as they both qualified for the 10,000m as well. Hays set the school record for the event at Raleigh Relays in March with a first place time of 32:21.13. Chmiel came fourth after clocking in at 32:55.19. The two will be joined in the 10k by Gionna Quarzo and Mariah Howlett, who are coming off First-Team and Second-Team All-ACC performances, respectively.

On the men's side of things, Gavin Gaynor has qualified to run in the 1500m. The graduate student is enjoying a successful 2023 campaign that saw him win the 1500m crown at Penn Relays with a time of 3:40.24. That time would stand as his personal best until he clocked in at 3:40.05 at the ACC Outdoor Championships last weekend during the event prelim to finish fifth.

The Pack then shifts from distance to sprints, as Ally Henson looks to build off of her Second-Team All-ACC time of 13.36 in the women's 110m hurdles.

Cam Murray will represent the Pack in the men's 110m hurdles. The Atlanta-native took home the individual ACC Championship for the event with a time of 13.46.

NC State will also have athletes competing in multiple field events. Jamar Davis will be taking part in the men's long jump and triple jump, while Jirah Sidberry will be the women's representative for the Pack in those events.

Sidberry's leaps will be her first since winning the ACC Championship in the women's long jump with a mark of 6.35m.

In the men's portion of the field events, Davis will be joined by Kyzaiah Stone, who is competing in the high jump. Davis (TJ) and Stone (HJ) are each coming into the regional with Second-Team All-ACC honors in their respective events.

https://gopack.com/news/2023/5/19/track-sixteen-athletes-qualify-for-ncaa-east-regional.aspx
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11:39p, 5/22/23
Sorry for the quality of the video, but this was pretty cool to see.

Pretty cool video of an incoming NC State track athlete, Quentin Clarke of Cannon School in Charlotte, having a crazy comeback as the anchor leg in the 4x400m at his NCISAA Division 1 state meet. This is the division the big boys of private school ranks (that aren't competing in the public school sphere like a Cardinal Gibbons) compete in like Providence Day, Charlotte Catholic, Charlotte Latin, Christ School etc. Video should be linked to start just before he gets the baton in 3rd place, about 20 meters behind Providence day in 1st. No official splits that i've found, but looks like he split sub 47 for the leg, which is about a full 2 seconds faster than our best 400m runner this year at NC State so he should make a big impact on the track next year.



edit the timestamp isn't working, but fast forward to ~3:36 to get straight to anchor leg
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6:19p, 5/23/23
NCAA regionals start tomorrow evening and run through Saturday. Men and Women are running on separate days with Men running W/F and Women running T/S. The schedule for the Pack looks like this (with a quick explanation for how qualification should work).

Wednesday
6:00 PM - 110m Hurdles Prelims - Cameron Murray - 6 heats, top 3 in each heat advance to next round plus the next six fastest times overall

6:00 PM - Long Jump - Jamar Davis - 4 flights, top 12 overall advance to Nationals

6:10 PM - 1500m Prelims - Gavin Gaynor - 4 heats, top 5 in each heat advance to next round plus the next 4 fastest times overall

Thursday
6:00 PM - 100m Hurdles Prelims - Ally Henson - 6 heats, top 3 in each heat advance to next round plus the next six fastest times overall

6:00 PM - Long Jump - Jirah Sidberry - 4 flights, top 12 overall advance to Nationals

6:10 PM - 1500m Prelims - Katelyn Tuohy - 4 heats, top 5 in each heat advance to next round plus the next 4 fastest times overall

9:10 PM - 10,000m - Kelsey Chmiel, Allie Hays, Gionna Quarzo, Mariah Howlett - 1 heat, top 12 advance to Nationals

Friday
2:30 PM - High Jump - Kyzaiah Stone - 2 flights, top 12 overall advance to Nationals

5:15 PM - 1500m - Gavin Gaynor (if qualified) - 2 heats, top 5 in each heat plus next 2 fastest times advance to Nationals

6:00 PM - Triple Jump - Jamar Davis - 4 flights, top 12 overall advance to Nationals

6:15 PM - 110m Hurdles - Cameron Murray (if qualified) - 3 heats, top 3 in each heat plus next 3 fastest times advance to Nationals

Saturday

5:15 PM - 1500m - Katelyn Tuohy (if qualified) - 2 heats, top 5 in each heat plus next 2 fastest times advance to Nationals

6:00 PM - Triple Jump - Jirah Sidberry - 4 flights, top 12 overall advance to Nationals

6:15 PM - 100m Hurdles - Ally Henson (if qualified) - 3 heats, top 3 in each heat plus next 3 fastest times advance to Nationals

8:10 PM - 5000m - Katelyn Tuohy, Kelsey Chmiel, Amaris Tyynismaa, Samantha Bush, Grace Hartman, Savannah Shaw, Jenna Schulz - 2 heats, top 5 in each heat plus next 2 fastest times advance to Nationals
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6:42a, 5/24/23
thank you
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10:25p, 5/29/23
time to own up to my predictions for our athletes. Some were pretty dang good. Some were awful in both directions. Some athletes were just complete unknowns. Starting with Throws, where i don't really fault myself. Here's what i said:

Throws/Multi's


HM: Nathan Lau - Only thrower on the roster and no Decathletes either. Lau isn't particularly close the being competitive in the ACC yet but his best events in high school were the DIscus and Hammer Throw which aren't offered in Indoors so perhaps his best is in front of him this season.

Lau focused on the Discus this Outdoor season. His new PB is 159' 0". Didn't really learn a lot about him this season as he's still a true freshman. Since our roster has a complete lack of other throwers have to hope he keeps working on his form and hits the weights this summer/fall to come back better and strong next winter.
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10:38p, 5/29/23
time to own up to my predictions for our athletes. Some were pretty dang good. Some were awful in both directions. Some athletes were just complete unknowns. Next is Jumps. Here's what i said:

Jumps


Jamar Davis - Will compete in Long Jump and Triple Jump. Coming off a 3rd place finish at ACC's in the Long Jump, and 5th in Triple Jump and 7th in Long Jump in ACC last outdoor season. His Triple Jumping has been pretty stagnant since he set his PB in 2019 so that will be a good goal for him just to push back to his PB level. In the Long jump i'd have to think getting into the upper 25' territory and competing hard for an ACC title would be the goals.

Cameron Murray - Primarily a hurdler, but he will also compete in the Long Jump where he finished 4th in the ACC this past indoor season. Had a ridiculous PB last outdoors that was the 5th best jump in school history at 25' 7.5" and is a bit of an outlier in his jumping career. His goal here would be to score again at ACC's, show he can consistently jump 25'+, and push as close to that 26' barrier as he can.

Kyzaiah Stone - Will focus on the High Jump. Probably a little disappointed with his ACC's even though he's a freshman. Came in with a 7' 0.5' PB from high school and wasn't able to improve upon it in indoors and struggled to a 6th place finish below 7' at ACC's. I think just getting a new PB is the goal for him even if its only by a half inch.

Von Douglas - Health status unclear as he only jumped once indoors back in january, but he will compete in Long Jump as well as some sprints. 6th best outdoors jump in school history at 25' 1.75". Finished 12th at the 2022 NCAA indoors meet. I'd love to see him push closer to that mid 25' or higher barrier as well as qualify for nationals again.

HM: William Sistruck - Will compete in the Long Jump and maybe not in the same tier as the first 3, but he was able to finish 9th at this past ACC Indoors meet. Boasts a 23' 11.75" Long Jump PB.

Had a couple of athletes overshot, and a couple i undershot (to my good surprise).

Thought Jamar Davis had a better shot at the Long Jump than the Triple Jump this year based on not setting a new PB in the Triple Jump since 2019, but he came through strong at ACC's taking 4th in the Triple Jump (8th in the Long Jump) then qualifying for nationals in the Triple Jump, which he hasn't qualified for since 2019. So wrong on the event, right on the potential.

Cam Murray i was wrong on because he didn't compete in the Long Jump in outdoors. But for good reason as we'll see later on.

Kyzaiah Stone i was wrong on, and frankly was a little disappointed in his year but don't know if there were any extenuating factors. He was a 7' High Jumper in high school which had me unreasonably hyped, but he only hit that mark once in indoors and never in outdoors as he didn't qualify for nationals either season but he was able to score points at ACC's in 6th place both seasons.

Von Douglas wasn't able to qualify for nationals again, but was able to score points at ACC's so i'll count that as a wash.

William Sistruck had a poor day at ACC's in outdoors finishing in 15th, but this season he showed he has the ability to try to replace Jamar Davis and Von Douglas next year as he set a new PB with a 24' 4.25" jump in the long jump.
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10:57p, 5/29/23
time to own up to my predictions for our athletes. Some were pretty dang good. Some were awful in both directions. Some athletes were just complete unknowns. Next is Sprints. Here's what i said:

Sprints/Hurdles


Alex Lang - Will compete in the 100 primarily. He really levelled up this past indoors season. He had never qualified for a national meet prior to this year and not only did he qualify in the 60 this indoors but he finished 6th setting PB's almost every race. With the amount he PB'd in the 60, he could be in for a massive 100 PB as well. He comes in with a best of 10.36 and best finish of 8th in the ACC. With his improvement i definitely think 10.2's is on the cards but who knows how fast he can go. Would love to see him push for a podium finish at ACC's and qualifying for nationals again.

Josh Brockman - Will compete in the 110 hurdles. He's finished 4th and 5th at the last two ACC's in the 110H but hasn't had an all american finish so coming off his great 5th place finish at the 60H at NCAA indoors another all american finish will be on his radar. He's already the school record holder in this event outdoors with a 13.55 but knowing the Cameron Murray is coming for it he's surely looking to dip lower. With his improvement in the 60m Hurdles this year i hope 13.4's are in the cards.

Cameron Murray - Will compete in the 110 hurdles. Will be highly motivated after his disappointing finish to an incredible season. Set a new school record in the 60H indoors and qualified 5th seed for nationals but DNF'd at ACC's and didn't have his best prelim at NCAA's to not qualify for the finals. He has the 3rd fastest time at the 110H hurdles in school history with a 13.7 and training and competing with Brockman can only help his push to get lower. After lowering his own school record in the 60H this indoors, i think big things are on the cards. I'm hoping he can dip into the 13.5's for sure as well as improving on his 21st place finish at last years NCAA outdoor meet.

Von Douglas - Focuses on the Long Jump but also runs the 200. Has run a great 21.07 in the past. If he can push sub 21 that puts him in scoring/All ACC range which will be the goal if he runs it.

Alexander Nunley - Will run the 100 and 200 primarily but has dabbled in the occasional 400 in the past. Has PB's of 10.59 in the 100 and 21.17 in the 200. The 200 has a lot of potential to be competitive with his time already and i'd love to see him in the 21.0's and if he can threaten 21 flat this year that would be gravy. Would have him pushing for scoring/all acc range similar to Douglas.

HM: Alan Alvarez - On the roster on Gopack, but didnt run this past indoors so unsure of his status. He's been a consistent ACC qualifier the past few seasons in the 100/200 but isn't really a threat to score there yet. I think time goals are probably more of his focus if he runs, dipping under 10.5 in the 100 and under maybe 21.1 in the 200.

Alex Lang had such a good indoor season i was just hoping he would go off in the 100 outdoors too, but it wasn't to be. Didn't get too close to his PB and seemed to struggle all season. I think he has 1 more covid year for both indoors and outdoors but no idea if he'd want to use it.

What i got wrong about Josh Brockman was that he would be saving this outdoor season to grad transfer to Florida. Bummer for NC State he's one of the two best hurdlers to ever come through school (along with Cam Murray). But he graduated with an NC State degree so you can't be too upset, he upheld his end of the scholarship giving us 4 years.

What i got wrong about Cam Murray was being way way way too conservative. I was thinking "wouldn't it be cool if he got into the 13.5's? Turns out he has run a 13.39 (into a massive headwind i might add) and won the entire region to qualify for nationals. An All-American finish would be icing on the cake for this great year he's had.

Not really going to think i got anything "wrong" with Von Douglas. He barely ran sprints this outdoor season and didn't over the last month of the regular season so there was no time to PB.

Alexander Nunley set new PB's in the 400 and the 400H but those weren't events he'd ever particulary focused on prior to this season. His 100 and 200 times didn't get that close to his PB's. Another one wrong here.

Alan Alvarez only ran at one event back in mid april so didn't really get anything wrong there.
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