UMO Track And Field Have Successful Pickle Field Day Relays

UMO Track And Field Have Successful Pickle Field Day Relays

MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. – The No. 26th University of Mount Olive track & field men's team and No. 16th Women's team had a successful showing at the Mount Olive Pickle Field Day Relays on Friday. The Trojans saw two NCAA Provisional qualifying marks, three school records broken, and numerous moves in the UMO top-10.

MEET INFORMATION
Mount Olive Pickle Field Day Relays Results
Location: Ray McDonald Sr. Sports Complex, Mount Olive, N.C.

INSIDE THE RESULTS 

 Women's

 

 

 

 

 

Event

 

Name

Time/Distance

Event Finish

UMO Top-10

400m          
    Jacqueline Thring 57.99 2nd 3rd
           
200m          
    Kristen Clarke 25.22 1st 5th
           
Discus          
    Samantha Tobin 37.73m 6th 7th
           
1500m          
    Shona Blades 5:01.30 7th 10th
           
Shot Put          
    Tameia Morrison 11.46m 3rd 10th
Men's          
4x100m          
    Johnny Middlebrooks
Sven Bulik
Trevor Carr
Zach Jenkins
40.55 1st 1st
           
Javelin          
    Luke Miller 61.98m 1st 1st
    Ethan Swenson 45.61m 6th 10th
           
Pole Vault          
    Martin Bayles 4.60m 1st 1st 
    Ethan Swenson 3.40m 5th 7th 
Discus          
    Ben Howard 45.14m 4th 2nd 
           
110m Hurdles          
    Ethan Swenson 16.40 Prelims 9th
           
Long Jump          
    Jamiroquia Faison 6.93m 2nd 9th
           
200m          
    Richard Fisher 22.13 2nd 9th
           
Triple Jump          
    Ivan Lopez-Testillano 13.33m 4th 10th

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 WOMEN'S NOTABLES

  • On the women's side, Jacqueline Thring, Kristen Clarke, Samantha Tobin, Shona Blades, and Tameia Morrison all made moves in the UMO top-10.
  • Thring moved into 3rd in the 400m while Clarke moved into 5th in the 200m.
  • In the discus, Tobin with her throw of 37.37m moved into 7th all-time.
  • Blades and Morrison moved into 10th place all-time respectively in their respective events.

MEN'S NOTABLES

  • On the men's side, the 4x100m relay team of Johnny Middlebrooks, Sven Bulik, Trevor Carr, and Zach Jenkins made a bid for the NCAA DII Outdoor national championship with their NCAA Provisional qualifying time of 40.55, the first in school history. The team also broke the school record in the process.
  • Luke Miller also helped get himself a potential bid national championship with his provo time in the javelin, breaking the school record in the process.
  • Martin Bayles broke his own school record in the pole vault with his height of 4.60m.
  • Ethan Swenson had a stellar day setting personal bests in the pole vault, 110m hurdles, and javelin, moving into 7th, 9th, and 10th place respectively in the UMO record books.
  • Ben Howard moved into 2nd all-time in the discus.
  • Jamiroquia Faison in the long jump moved into 7th all-time, while Ivan Lopez-Testillano moved into the top-10 in the triple jump.
  • Lastly Richard Fisher took 9th in the UMO record books in the 200m with his time of 22.13.

UP NEXT

  • The Trojans' men's and women's outdoor track and field teams will compete again at the Duke Invitational April 19-20 in Durham, N.C. Live coverage links for the relays can be found at umotrojans.com.