Track records stellar day at Texas Relays
AUSTIN, Texas – McNeese track and field had a stellar day at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Thursday with six individuals posting top 10 finishes with two of those capturing first place marks. McNeese track and field had a successful day at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays, with six individuals posting top 10 finishes, including two who achieved first place marks. The women's javelin B section event saw a new personal record throw of 164-5, the second-longest in school history, and she moved to No. 7 on the NCAA East Qualifying list. Distance runner, who finished in the men's 1500m A section with a time of 3:46.98, moved him to be No. 1 in the Southland Conference rankings and 10 in the NCAA Eastern Qualifying. Other notable performances included an eighth place finish in the women's hammer throw and a PR time of 53.25. The meet continues on Friday with several McNeese athletes participating in various events.
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AUSTIN, Texas – McNeese track and field had a stellar day at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Thursday with six individuals posting top 10 finishes with two of those capturing first place marks.won the women's javelin B section event with a new personal record throw of 164-5, a mark that also ranks as the second-longest in school history. She continues to top the Southland Conference in the event and moved to No. 7 on the NCAA East Qualifying list.Also finishing with a championship was distance runnerwho scorched the track in the men's 1500m A section with a PR time of 3:46.98. That time is the fourth-fastest in McNeese history and jumps him to No. 1 in the SLC rankings and 10in the NCAA East Qualifying on the year.Earlier in the day,completed her competition in the women's heptathlon where she finished in 10place with a new personal record point total of 5,187.Cowgirl throweradded an eighth place finish in the women's hammer throw with a mark of 191-11 and Cowboys' hurdlerclocked a PR in the men's 400m hurdles timed event at 53.25 which moved him to No. 2 in the conference rankings.The Cowgirls had two runners finish in the top six in the 1500m B section –and. Both recorded a new PR in the event with Barcenas placing fourth with a time of 4:35.08 while Gilory finished in sixth place at 4:36.48.The meet continues on Friday with several McNeese athletes in action including the men's and women's 4x100 and 4x400 relays as well as the sprint and distance medley relays,in the men's shot put B section,in the women's 100m timed final, Keon Beavers andin the men's 100m timed final.
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