Final Results 

KENNESAW, Ga. – The Kennesaw State track and field teams completed competition at the Kennesaw State Invitational on Friday.
 
Team Score
KSU Team Score
Men and Women combined: 458 points (first place)

School Record

• Kali Terza landed a toss of 61.91m (203'1) to finish second and establish a new school record in the women's hammer throw.

Event Winners

• Corbin McLean was victorious in the women's 100m hurdles in a time of 13.84 seconds.
• Ian Jackson won the men's 400m hurdles in a time of 53.61 seconds.
• Caroline Timm won both the women's 800m (2:08.30) and 1500m (4:44.99).
• Anna James ran a time of 17:29.70 to win the women's 5k race.
• Isaiah Rogers landed a toss of 69.05m (226'06") to win the hammer throw.
• Kaylee Brown was victorious in the women's high jump with a mark of 1.68m (5'6")
• Sultan Simms won the men's high jump clearing the bar at 2.03m (6'8").
• Kaylee Clark won the women's javelin with a toss of 45.15m (148'1").
• AJ Johnson cleared the bar at 5.18m (17'0") to win the men's pole vault.
• Chloe Tilton cleared the bar at 3.60m (11'9.75") to secure the women's pole vault victory.
• Courtney Lawrence landed a personal-best throw of 19.54m (64'1.25") to win the men's shot put.
• Tayla Moreland landed a mark of 13.38m (40'04.75") to win the women's triple jump.
• The women's 4x100m relay team of Anisa Williams, Corbin McLean, Imani Christian, Louise Tocays was victorious in 46.68 seconds.
• The KSU women's 4x400m relay team of Victoria Joyce, Kyndall Hudson, Sarah Hendrick and Imani Christian closed out the meet running a time of 3:47.69.

 
Notable Performances

• Nicholas Mabilo (10.58 seconds), Xavier Parris (10.62 seconds) and Tyriq Hussie (10.64 seconds) finished second, sixth and seventh in the 100m.
• Louise Tocays ran a time of 12.18 to secure fourth in the women's 100m.
• Veajah Hylton posted a time of 14.63 seconds to grab fourth in the women's 100m hurdles.
• Makai Williams ran a time of 14.94 seconds to take home second in the men's 110m hurdles.
• Corbin McLean was fourth in the women's 200m with a time of 24.64 seconds.
• Malik Hussie (47.73 seconds) and Sarah Hendrick (54.99 seconds) both took fourth place in the men's and women's 400m.
• Koi Williams ran a time of 1:53.85 grabbing second in the 800m.
• Natalie Cummings (2:08.98) and Madigan Wallace (2:16.54) took second and third in the women's 800m.
• Cummings (4:46.31) and Wallace (4:47.64) also took second and third in the 1500m.
• Joseph Pontrelli ran 15:08.47 to grab second in the men's 5k.
• Faith Bobak (17:35.05) and Ciara Miles (18:11.58) took home second and fourth in the women's 5k.
• Mitchell Ratley landed a personal-best toss of 45.7m (150'0") taking home second in the men's discus.
• Eriana Sanford had a personal-best toss of 53.15m (174'4) taking third in the women's hammer throw.
• Zachary Peterson landed a toss of 58.28m (191"2") taking third in the hammer throw.
• Mollie Speights and Jania Joseph both cleared 1.65m (5'5") to tie for second in the women's high jump.
• Juan Cavazos II was second in the men's high jump clearing the bar at 2.03m (6'8").
• Kaitlyn Corrall landed a toss of 42.08m (138'00) to finish second in the women's javelin.
• Taylor Hampton (5.85m | 19'2.5") and Tayla Moreland (5.84m | 19'2") secured second and fourth in the women's long jump.
• Rachael Ruff cleared the bar at 3.60m (11'9.75") to secure the women's pole vault runner-up finish.
• Simon Seid the bar at 5.18m (17'0") to secure second in the men's pole vault.
• Tyler Blalock landed a toss of 18.75m (61'6.25") to grab second in the shot put.

 
KSU Director of Track and Field Cale McDaniel on the KSU Invitational
 "Really happy that we were able to get a meet in today with the weather coming tomorrow. I was especially proud of our kids as the day went on. We had several big-time performances that will be NCAA top 20 or taking conference leads. It was fun to get after it one more time in the Nest this year. I want to thank my staff and all of our support staff for helping us out on such a quality meet today." 
 
NEXT UP
The Owls will split up and head to a pair of meets on April 13-15. Three distance runners will head to the Bryan Clay Invitational and the rest of the team will head to the Samford Invitational on April 14. 

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