KENNESAW STATE AT North Florida Twilight
APRIL 10th | Jacksonville, Fla. | HODGES STADIUM
 
Meet Schedule | Live Results
 
Both teams will be heading to the North Florida Twilight as they conclude spring break on Friday, April 10.

Hodges Stadium
 Hodges has been host to the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field East Preliminary in 2012 and 2014 and will also host the event in 2015 and 2016.

It was renamed Hodges Stadium after a generous gift of $2 million from George and Kernan Hodges that was announced in October 2006. After the installation of seating in the existing stands, a completed press box and field/track lighting during 2007, the final phase of construction was completed in August 2008 with the installation of the 9 lane Olympic quality track with Mondotrack SX surface. The track has full markings for all NCAA and IAAF events, including the ability to run directional events in either direction on either straight. All field event areas are within the stadium, including 4 horizontal jump pits, 8 pole vault locations, and multiple areas for each throwing event. To round out the package, the facility includes a full 400m, 3 lane warm-up track and brand new IAAF certified equipment provided by UCS.

RESULTS: 
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COACHES TAKE ON THE WEEKEND
Director of Track and Field and Cross Country Andy Eggerth
On the weekend:
"We have had a pretty good week of training. In many instances, we will compete in our primary events for the first time this season; after using Georgia Tech as a training competition and the Florida Relays mainly for relay events. But our combined event athletes will focus on some of our weaker events in preparation for the combined events next weekend. "
  
Atlantic Sun Leaders
Drew Duggans – 100m – 10.44
Drew Duggans – 200m – 21.08
Zac Davis – 400m- 48.34
Josh Mulder – 400m hurdles – 51.96
Joyce Mattagliano – 800m- 2:06.04
Rasmus Rooks – Long Jump – 7.14
Morgan Campbell– Triple Jump – 12.26m
Martynas Sedys – Hammer – 60.34m
Kaarel Mangusson – Javelin – 45.94m
Men's 4x100 – 40.64
Men's 4x400 – 3:12.40
Women's 4x400 – 3:41.00
 
LAST TIME OUT
 Drew Duggans set the school record in the 100m dash with a time of 10.44 at the Florida relays and was named Atlantic Sun Conference Track athlete of the week for his performance.
 
Joshua Mulder finished 21^st overall in the 400m with a time of 52.01.
 
The men's 4x400 relay team of Joshua Mulder, Taylor Huntley, Zac Davis, and Bilal Abdullah finished 13^th overall a setting a school record with a time of 3:12.40.
  
The 4x400 team of Alicia Whiitle, Diaja Oliver, Joyce Mattagliano, and Maileka Slayton qualified for the finals with a school record time of 3:41.00.
 
In the 800m final, Mattagliano finished third amongst all collegiate athletes in the 800m racing home in a school record time of 2:06.04. Mattagliano was named A-Sun Track Athlete of the Week for her performance at the Florida Relays.
 
Freshman Jocselyn Powell continued her strong outdoor track campaign with a school record time of 14.02.
 
On the women's side, the 4x100m short hurdle relay team of  Jocselyn Powell, Jordan Gray, Monti Willis, and De'Von Johnson got things started for the Owls on day two with a school record time of 56.20 which was good for a third place finish amongst the collegiate teams.
 
The 4x100 relay team of Martina Cernochova, Alicia Whittle, Carmen Maske, and Maileka Slayton took the track next and grabbed a 15^th place finish with a time of 45.55.
 
The second school record came from the women's 4x200 team of Martina Cernochova, Kentrell White,Jocselyn Powell, and Carmen Maske who finished 24^th overall in 1:39.20.
 
The 4x400 team of Alicia Whittle, Diaja Oliver, Joyce Mattagliano, and Maileka Slayton finished sixth overall in the finals with a time of 3:43.10.
 
The lone men's relay team to compete on day two was the 4x100 relay team of Rasmus Rooks, Drew Duggans, Noel Rhymer, and Bilal Abdullah finished 13th overall with a time of 40.64.
 
Martynas Sedys threw and A-Sun leading toss of 60.34m in the hammer throw at the Emory Classic.
 
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