Virginia Tech Results | Boston Results

BLACKSBURG, Va. – The Kennesaw track and field teams finished competition at the Doc Hale Virginia Tech Meet and the Bruce LeHane Scarlet and White Invitational (Boston, Mass.) on Saturday.
 
School Record

• Sarah Hendrick ran a personal-best time of 2:02.00 to win the 800m at the Bruce LeHane Scarlet and White Invitational. That time ranks second in the NCAA this season.

 
 
Men's Top Performances at Doc Hale Virginia Tech Meet

• Courtney Lawrence landed a season-best toss of 18.47m (60'7.25") to finish third in the shot put.
• Lawrence was joined in the top five by Isaiah Rogers who landed a personal-best mark of 18.33m (60'1.75") and Anthony Harrison who had a season-best toss of 17.81 (58'5.25") to secure fourth and fifth in the weight throw.
• Sultan Simms and Juan Cavazos II cleared 2.06m (6'9") to take second and third in the high jump.
• Tyriq Hussie (21.70 seconds), Malik Hussie (21.78 seconds) and Aaron Goodwin took home fourth, fifth and sixth in the 200m.
• Simon Seid cleared the bar at 5.05m (16'6.75") to take sixth in the pole vault.                                    

 
Women's Top Performances at Doc Hale Virginia Tech Meet

• Kaylee Brown cleared the bar at a personal-best height of 1.68m (5'6) to finish seventh in the high jump.
• Anna James ran a personal-best time of 4:57.32 to finish sixth in the one-mile run.

 
 
Quotable
Director of Track and Field Cale McDaniel on the Owls performances at a trio of meets


"Really cool weekend and opportunity for us to go in three different directions as a team and have success across the board. Kyarra Newton is a fantastic young woman that has battled through some injuries off and on in her time here. For her to go and compete as well as she did in the pentathlon on Friday was a huge tribute to what kind of person she is. The group in Boston was lights out from the first gun and I couldn't be proud of their effort. The DMR school record, three new personal bests in the women's 800m, and Sarah Hendrick sitting number two in the country certainly makes it a successful trip. A large group went to Virginia Tech and man they competed their butts off as well. The Men's 60m and weight throw events both showed out with numerous personal bests while the lady 60m hurdles did the same thing. I want to give a shout out to freshman Chance Cross, Simon Seid and Ansley Guy for continuing to impress in their rookie debuts! I can't wait to have our team back together for what looks to be one heck of a meet at Vanderbilt next weekend. The Owls are coming.
 


Next Up
The Owls will head to Nashville for the Music City Challenge on Feb. 10-11 hosted by Vanderbilt.
 


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