By: By Hunter McKay
800m Final Results | Final Meet Results
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Sarah Hendrick ran a time of 2:O3.21 to finish fifth in the finals of the 800m at the NCAA Indoor Championships on Saturday.
That finish earns her First Team All-America honors for the third consecutive season in the 800m. Her finish was the second highest by an Owl woman at the NCAA Indoor Championships. The Kennesaw native became the first KSU female athlete in the program's Division I history to be a three-time indoor First Team All-American.
Team Scoring
KSU Men | T23
KSU Women | T34
Hendrick on the NCAA Indoor Championships
"I was happy to represent the Owls one last time on the indoor oval for a third season in a row here at the NCAA Championships. I am happy to consistently be making finals but there's a lot more to be done!"
KSU Assistant Coach Adam Bray on Hendrick
"I'm really proud of
Sarah Hendrick and think what she has accomplished in her career thus far is absolutely amazing! I am honored to coach her coach and be a part of the Kennesaw State track and field and cross country programs. I am happy she is able to represent our university and program with class and grace. It was a great finish to her indoor career and I'm excited to get outdoors started!"
KSU Director of Track and Field Cale McDaniel on Hendrick
Sarah is an absolute model of consistency in our sport. She has laid such a foundation for our program that will last for years to come. This woman is a five-time First Team All-American and I believe she is the definition of a Kennesaw State Owl and has become the standard."
Hendrick and the Owls will open the outdoor season on March 24-25 hosting the Don McGarey Invitational at the KSU Outdoor Track and Field Complex.
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