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Gainesville, Fla.- The Kennesaw State men's and women's track and field teams began competition on day one of the ASUN Indoor Championships on Friday. 
 
Team Scoring
 
Men
 
Kennesaw State 99.50
 
Eastern Kentucky 50
 
Central Arkansas 27
 
Lipscomb 24
 
North Florida 16.50
 
Queens 8
 
Bellarmine 8
 
Women
 
Kennesaw State 77.5
 
Lipscomb 52
 
Central Arkansas 37
 
Queens 23
 
Eastern Kentucky 14
 
North Florida 10
 
Jacksonville 9.5
 
Bellarmine 6
 
Austin Peay 5
 
 
Men's Heptathlon (Through four events)
 

• Jordan Fick (2874 points), Ian Jackson (2818 points) and Devin Barnett (2814 points) second, third and fourth place.

 

• Fick won the 60m in a time of 7.19 seconds.

 

• Barnett and Jackson tied for second in the high jump.

 
Women's Pentathlon (Completed)
 

• Amelia Coker secured the bronze medal scoring 3578 points.

 

• London White (3232 points) and Laysha Tunti (3212 points) finished eighth and ninth.

 
School Record
  

• The men's DMR team of Grant Crabtree, Sean Dyer, Joseph Mines and Brian Limo set a new school with a time of 10:01.53 to place sixth.

 

• Trey Geter ran a time of 47.67 seconds to establish a new school record in the 400m.

 

• Kali Terza won the weight throw with a toss of 20.59m (67'6"). That mark established a new ASUN Indoor Championship record, Facility record and school record. 

 
Men's Medal Winners
 

• Simon Seid secured his second consecutive gold medal in the pole vault. He cleared 5.12m (16'09.50") – tied for third highest in program and ASUN history. He is the first back-to-back champion in the event since Hunter Arnold did it for KSU in 2016-17.

 

• Seid was joined on the podium by Stephen Smith and AJ Johnson who both cleared 4.92m (16'1.75") and took second and third based on attempts.

 

• Kaelen Mitchell was victorious in the long jump with a with a leap of 7.33m (24'0.75"). Mitchell became the fourth person in conference history to win the event in back-to-back years.

 

• Justin Campbell collected the bronze medal with a mark of 7.16m (23'2") in the long jump.

 

• Anthony Harrison landed a toss of 20.94m (68'8") to win the weight throw. Harrison became the sixth Owl in program history to win the gold medal in the event at the ASUN Indoor Championships.

 

• Harrison was joined on the podium by teammates Jase Hunter (20.75m | 68'1") and Zachary Peterson (20.13m | 65'11") who took home second and third.

 

• Chance Cross cleared the bar at 2.01m (6'7") and finished third in the high jump.

 
Women's Medal Winners
 

• The women's distance medley relay team of Madigan Wallace, Emma Ferguson, Britney Chatfield and Natalie Cummings won the silver medal with a time of 11:26.27 which is good for second KSU program history and ASUN Indoor Championship history. 

 

• Eriana Sanford landed a toss of 19.37m (63'6") to secure the silver medal behind Terza.

 

• Kaylan McConnehead landed a leap of 5.85m (19'2.5") to secure third in the long jump.

  

• Rachael Ruff became the fourth different Owl to win the women's pole vault. She cleared  3.72m (12'2.5") to grab the gold medal.

 

• Chloe Tilton went home with the bronze medal after clearing the bar at 3.62m (11'10.5") in the pole vault. 

 
  Men's Running Event Qualifiers
 

• Jeremiah Sims (7.91 seconds), Mohamed Diaby (7.97 seconds) and Sean Dyer (8.10 seconds) all moved on to Saturday's 60m hurdle final.

 

• Trey Geter (46.67 seconds | school record), Malik Hussie (47.98 seconds) and Sparticus Griffin (49.09 seconds) ran their way in to Saturday's 400m final.

 

• Mohamed Diaby (6.90 seconds), Chance Cross (6.90 seconds) and Tyriq Hussie (6.93 seconds) raced in to the 60m final.

 

• Geter (21.45 seconds) and Malik Hussie (21.58 seconds) advanced to the 200m final.

 
 
Women's Running Event Qualifiers
 

• Natalie Cummings (5:02.18) moved on to Saturday's final in the one-mile run.

 

• Olivia Brown (8.59 seconds), London White (8.91 seconds), Laysha Tunti (9.12 seconds), Amelia Coker (9.12 seconds) and Alina Harris (9.15 seconds) all qualified for the 60m hurdle final.

 

• Kyndall Hudson ran a time of 56.69 seconds in the 400m to advance to the final.

 

• Kenadie Singleton (7.50 seconds), Alana Mack (7.58 seconds) and Samiya Wayne (7.60 seconds) qualified for the 60m final.

 

• Madigan Wallace (2:11.58) and Britney Chatfield (2:12.47) will represent KSU in Saturday's 800m final.

 

• Wayne will also represent KSU in the 200m final after she posted a time of 24.85 seconds in the prelims.

Next Up
The Owls will begin the final day of competition at the ASUN Indoor Championships on Saturday, Feb. 24 at 8:30 a.m.
 

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