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Track & Field Treks to Edwardsville For SIUE Invite
4/14/2023 9:25:00 AM | Track and Field
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – Southeast Missouri track and field will head to Edwardsville, Ill. on Saturday, April 15 to compete at the SIUE Invite.
The event is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. with the hammer throw and the field events will end with the javelin starting at 3 p.m.
The running events will start with the 3000-meter Steeplechase at 12:00 p.m. and are scheduled to end with the 4x400 relay at 5:05 p.m.
Last Time Out
The Redhawks last competed at the Joe Walker Invite in Oxford, Mississippi on Friday, April 7 - Saturday, April 8 where the Redhawks finished with multiple PR's, 20 top-five finishes, and broke one record.
Katie Wegmann broke the Southeast Missouri State school record in the women's 1500-meter with a time of 4:23.36.
The men's javelin throw saw Justin Breault place third with a throw of 204' 10" (62.43m).
Parker Feuerborn placed fourth in the men's hammer throw getting to the distance of 220' 03" (67.14m).
Josiah Kilgore threw for 193' 08" (59.03m) and finished in fifth place in the men's javelin throw.
In the men's 800-meter Terrico Garrett placed fourth with a time of 1:50.89.
Freshman Clara Billing placed first and recorded a new PR in the women's pole vault. Billing cleared a height of 12' 10.25" (3.92m).
Kendall Holweg recorded a new PR in the women's heptathlon long jump 16' 07" (5.05m).
Madelyn Gray finished with a new personal best in the women's 1500-meter. Gray crossed the line at 4:30.28 placing fourth. Gray also placed 10th in the 800-meter with a time of 2:12.87.
In the women's 100-meter hurdles Megan Aubuchon finished in 14.81 which was fast enough for a new PR.
Connor Moore finished in 50.40 with a new PR in the men's 400-meter (18th).
Leanza Dwaah finished with a new personal best with a time of 12.24(25th) in the 100-meter dash.
The men's 800-meter run saw Noah Little record a new PR crossing the finish line at 1:59.37.
Laila Hardin picked up the silver medal and earned a new personal best in the women's 400-meter hurdles with a time of 1:00.40.
Records Broken
The women's 4x800 meter relay team of Taylor fox, Erika Mellor, Madelyn Gray, and Katie Wegmann broke the Southeast Missouri State record with a time of 9:01.34 on March 21 at the Mississippi State Invite. The previous record was 9:09.09 held by Laura Byrne, Debbie Kilpatrick, Pam Palmer, and Jennella Torrence in 1985.
Luke Hatfield-Jackson breaks his own Southeast Missouri State record in the high jump with a jump of 2.19-meters on March 21 at the Mississippi State Invite. He previously broke the record back in 2021 with a jump of 2.178-meters.
Breanna Miles, the junior from Memphis, Tenn. broke the school record in the 200-meter when she crossed the line at 23.71 on March 22 at the Mississippi State Invite. Miles broke the record previously held by Jerika Lewis (23.91) set in 2013. She also broke the indoor 200-meter record twice during the indoor season, making this her third record this year.
Graduate student Katie Wegmann broke the Southeast Missouri State school record in the women's 1500-meter on April 7 at the Joe Walker Invite. The record was previously held by Carli Knott in 2021 with a time of 4:23.89. Wegmann crossed the finish line a few tenths faster at 4:23.36.
Where We Rank
Luke Hatfield-Jackson is ranked sixth in the NCAA and first in the conference for his 7' 2.25" (2.19-m) high jump. He achieved this mark on Mar. 23 at the 2023 Mississippi State Bulldog Relays.
Parker Feuerborn is ranked 20th in the NCAA and first in the OVC in the hammer throw. He threw for a mark of 220' 3" (67.14m) on April 7th at the 2023 Joe Walker Invite.
Marshall Swadley has the 50th best hammer throw in the Nation and second best in the OVC. He achieved this mark at the Joey Haines Invite, March 31st. (63.57m 208' 7"). He is also fourth in shot put in the OVC (16.14m, 52' 11.5").
Issac Redanour is ranked 42nd in the nation and Jon Bissell is ranked 46th in the nation in the Decathlon. They both achieved this at the Joe Walker Invite April 7th. Readnour gained 5979 total points and Bissell gained 5861 total points.
Chris Johnson is ranked fifth in the OVC for the men's 100-meters (10.67) and fourth in the long jump (7.29m, 23' 11").
In the women's 100-meters Breanna Miles is ranked first in the conference (11.71), first in the women's 200-meter (23.71), and fifth in the 400-meter (56.63).
In the women's 100-meters Leanza Dwaah is ranked third (11.80).
Daja Gordon is ranked fourth in the conference (11.91) in the 100-meter.
Laila Hardin is ranked second in the OVC for the women's 400-meters (56.49) and first in the 400-meter hurdles (1:00.40).
In the men's 800-meter Terrico Garrett is ranked second in the conference(1:50.89).
On the women's side, Madelyn Gray is ranked first (2:12.59) in the conference and is ranked second in the women's 1500-meter (4:30.28).
Taylor Fox has the second best time in the conference for the 800-meter (2:13.69) and third in the 1500 (4:32.16).
Erika Mellor is ranked fourth in the OVC in the 800 (2:15.84).
In the women's 1500-meter Katie Wegmann is ranked first in the OVC (4:23.36) and she is ranked fifth in the 5000-meter (17:18.76)
Nick Cimmarusti is ranked fourth in the Ohio Valley conference in the 5000-meter (14:37.32).
Hannah Eastman is ranked fourth (17:13.12) in the 5000-meter in the conference.
Mackenzie Pugh has the fourth best Steeplechase time in the OVC (11:56.08).
The 4x100 relay team of Luke Collins, Brenden Parham, Brock Wood, and Chris Johnson are ranked fifth in the OVC (42.22).
Serena Williams, Daja Gordon, Leanza Dwaah, and Breanna Miles are ranked third in the conference for the 4x100 (46.61).
The men's 4x400 team, Brenden Parham, Mark Crawford, Brock Wood, and Terrico Garrett are ranked third in the OVC (3:18.37).
Breana Miles, Erika Mellor, Madelyn Gray, and Taylor Fox are ranked fourth as a team in the 4x400 in the OVC (3:56.79).
In the women's high jump Sophie Dubis is ranked second in the conference 5' 3" (1.60m).
In the Men's pole vault Tanner Koontz and Colin Beers are both ranked first in the OVC (4.68m 15' 4.25"), and Sullivan Gleason and Isaac Readnour are tied for third (14' 1.25", 4.30m).
In the women's pole vault Clara Billing is ranked first (3.92m, 12' 10.25" Nicole Silverlake is ranked fourth (3.50m, 11' 575"), and Skylar Prescott is ranked fifth (10' 11.75", 3.35m).
Serena Williams is ranked third in the conference in the women's long jump (5.76m, 18' 10.75"), and fourth in the triple jump (38' 1.5", 11.62m).
Dylan Clark is ranked third in the conference for the hammer throw (60.15m, 197' 4") third in the discus (50.72m, 166' 5"), and third in the shot put (16.26m, 53' 4.25").
Clay Alewelt is ranked fourth in the OVC for his 188' 4" (57.4m) mark in the hammer throw and first in the discus (53.69m, 176' 2").
Makenzie Williams has the best throw in the OVC in the hammer throw and the discus (58.02m, 190' 4"), (48.64m, 159' 7").
Megan Deimeke is ranked second in the conference (54.02m, 177' 3") in the hammer throw and fifth in the shot put (13.27m, 43' 6.5").
Justin Breault, Josiah Kilgore, and Josh Kile are ranked first (204' 10"), second (200' 2"), and fourth (162' 2") in the men's javelin.
Jaden Kight is ranked first in the OVC for Javelin (150' 4", 45.82m) and Marysa Flieg is ranked third (41.72m, 136' 10").
Team Rankings
The men's track and field team is ranked 15th in the Midwest region with 171.15 total points and second in the OVC with 1,234.88 total points.
The men's long jump team is ranked 24th in the nation, the shot put team 25th, the hammer throw team fourth, the javelin team 28th.
The Women's Track and Field team is ranked 14th in the Midwest region with 149.13 total points and first in the OVC with 1,466.72 total points.
The women's javelin team is ranked 28th in the NCAA.
Looking Ahead
Track & Field will be back in action in Atlanta, Georgia on April 21-22 when they take their talents to the Georgia Tech Invite. Competition will begin on Friday and conclude on Saturday afternoon.
The event is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. with the hammer throw and the field events will end with the javelin starting at 3 p.m.
The running events will start with the 3000-meter Steeplechase at 12:00 p.m. and are scheduled to end with the 4x400 relay at 5:05 p.m.
Last Time Out
The Redhawks last competed at the Joe Walker Invite in Oxford, Mississippi on Friday, April 7 - Saturday, April 8 where the Redhawks finished with multiple PR's, 20 top-five finishes, and broke one record.
Katie Wegmann broke the Southeast Missouri State school record in the women's 1500-meter with a time of 4:23.36.
The men's javelin throw saw Justin Breault place third with a throw of 204' 10" (62.43m).
Parker Feuerborn placed fourth in the men's hammer throw getting to the distance of 220' 03" (67.14m).
Josiah Kilgore threw for 193' 08" (59.03m) and finished in fifth place in the men's javelin throw.
In the men's 800-meter Terrico Garrett placed fourth with a time of 1:50.89.
Freshman Clara Billing placed first and recorded a new PR in the women's pole vault. Billing cleared a height of 12' 10.25" (3.92m).
Kendall Holweg recorded a new PR in the women's heptathlon long jump 16' 07" (5.05m).
Madelyn Gray finished with a new personal best in the women's 1500-meter. Gray crossed the line at 4:30.28 placing fourth. Gray also placed 10th in the 800-meter with a time of 2:12.87.
In the women's 100-meter hurdles Megan Aubuchon finished in 14.81 which was fast enough for a new PR.
Connor Moore finished in 50.40 with a new PR in the men's 400-meter (18th).
Leanza Dwaah finished with a new personal best with a time of 12.24(25th) in the 100-meter dash.
The men's 800-meter run saw Noah Little record a new PR crossing the finish line at 1:59.37.
Laila Hardin picked up the silver medal and earned a new personal best in the women's 400-meter hurdles with a time of 1:00.40.
Records Broken
The women's 4x800 meter relay team of Taylor fox, Erika Mellor, Madelyn Gray, and Katie Wegmann broke the Southeast Missouri State record with a time of 9:01.34 on March 21 at the Mississippi State Invite. The previous record was 9:09.09 held by Laura Byrne, Debbie Kilpatrick, Pam Palmer, and Jennella Torrence in 1985.
Luke Hatfield-Jackson breaks his own Southeast Missouri State record in the high jump with a jump of 2.19-meters on March 21 at the Mississippi State Invite. He previously broke the record back in 2021 with a jump of 2.178-meters.
Breanna Miles, the junior from Memphis, Tenn. broke the school record in the 200-meter when she crossed the line at 23.71 on March 22 at the Mississippi State Invite. Miles broke the record previously held by Jerika Lewis (23.91) set in 2013. She also broke the indoor 200-meter record twice during the indoor season, making this her third record this year.
Graduate student Katie Wegmann broke the Southeast Missouri State school record in the women's 1500-meter on April 7 at the Joe Walker Invite. The record was previously held by Carli Knott in 2021 with a time of 4:23.89. Wegmann crossed the finish line a few tenths faster at 4:23.36.
Where We Rank
Luke Hatfield-Jackson is ranked sixth in the NCAA and first in the conference for his 7' 2.25" (2.19-m) high jump. He achieved this mark on Mar. 23 at the 2023 Mississippi State Bulldog Relays.
Parker Feuerborn is ranked 20th in the NCAA and first in the OVC in the hammer throw. He threw for a mark of 220' 3" (67.14m) on April 7th at the 2023 Joe Walker Invite.
Marshall Swadley has the 50th best hammer throw in the Nation and second best in the OVC. He achieved this mark at the Joey Haines Invite, March 31st. (63.57m 208' 7"). He is also fourth in shot put in the OVC (16.14m, 52' 11.5").
Issac Redanour is ranked 42nd in the nation and Jon Bissell is ranked 46th in the nation in the Decathlon. They both achieved this at the Joe Walker Invite April 7th. Readnour gained 5979 total points and Bissell gained 5861 total points.
Chris Johnson is ranked fifth in the OVC for the men's 100-meters (10.67) and fourth in the long jump (7.29m, 23' 11").
In the women's 100-meters Breanna Miles is ranked first in the conference (11.71), first in the women's 200-meter (23.71), and fifth in the 400-meter (56.63).
In the women's 100-meters Leanza Dwaah is ranked third (11.80).
Daja Gordon is ranked fourth in the conference (11.91) in the 100-meter.
Laila Hardin is ranked second in the OVC for the women's 400-meters (56.49) and first in the 400-meter hurdles (1:00.40).
In the men's 800-meter Terrico Garrett is ranked second in the conference(1:50.89).
On the women's side, Madelyn Gray is ranked first (2:12.59) in the conference and is ranked second in the women's 1500-meter (4:30.28).
Taylor Fox has the second best time in the conference for the 800-meter (2:13.69) and third in the 1500 (4:32.16).
Erika Mellor is ranked fourth in the OVC in the 800 (2:15.84).
In the women's 1500-meter Katie Wegmann is ranked first in the OVC (4:23.36) and she is ranked fifth in the 5000-meter (17:18.76)
Nick Cimmarusti is ranked fourth in the Ohio Valley conference in the 5000-meter (14:37.32).
Hannah Eastman is ranked fourth (17:13.12) in the 5000-meter in the conference.
Mackenzie Pugh has the fourth best Steeplechase time in the OVC (11:56.08).
The 4x100 relay team of Luke Collins, Brenden Parham, Brock Wood, and Chris Johnson are ranked fifth in the OVC (42.22).
Serena Williams, Daja Gordon, Leanza Dwaah, and Breanna Miles are ranked third in the conference for the 4x100 (46.61).
The men's 4x400 team, Brenden Parham, Mark Crawford, Brock Wood, and Terrico Garrett are ranked third in the OVC (3:18.37).
Breana Miles, Erika Mellor, Madelyn Gray, and Taylor Fox are ranked fourth as a team in the 4x400 in the OVC (3:56.79).
In the women's high jump Sophie Dubis is ranked second in the conference 5' 3" (1.60m).
In the Men's pole vault Tanner Koontz and Colin Beers are both ranked first in the OVC (4.68m 15' 4.25"), and Sullivan Gleason and Isaac Readnour are tied for third (14' 1.25", 4.30m).
In the women's pole vault Clara Billing is ranked first (3.92m, 12' 10.25" Nicole Silverlake is ranked fourth (3.50m, 11' 575"), and Skylar Prescott is ranked fifth (10' 11.75", 3.35m).
Serena Williams is ranked third in the conference in the women's long jump (5.76m, 18' 10.75"), and fourth in the triple jump (38' 1.5", 11.62m).
Dylan Clark is ranked third in the conference for the hammer throw (60.15m, 197' 4") third in the discus (50.72m, 166' 5"), and third in the shot put (16.26m, 53' 4.25").
Clay Alewelt is ranked fourth in the OVC for his 188' 4" (57.4m) mark in the hammer throw and first in the discus (53.69m, 176' 2").
Makenzie Williams has the best throw in the OVC in the hammer throw and the discus (58.02m, 190' 4"), (48.64m, 159' 7").
Megan Deimeke is ranked second in the conference (54.02m, 177' 3") in the hammer throw and fifth in the shot put (13.27m, 43' 6.5").
Justin Breault, Josiah Kilgore, and Josh Kile are ranked first (204' 10"), second (200' 2"), and fourth (162' 2") in the men's javelin.
Jaden Kight is ranked first in the OVC for Javelin (150' 4", 45.82m) and Marysa Flieg is ranked third (41.72m, 136' 10").
Team Rankings
The men's track and field team is ranked 15th in the Midwest region with 171.15 total points and second in the OVC with 1,234.88 total points.
The men's long jump team is ranked 24th in the nation, the shot put team 25th, the hammer throw team fourth, the javelin team 28th.
The Women's Track and Field team is ranked 14th in the Midwest region with 149.13 total points and first in the OVC with 1,466.72 total points.
The women's javelin team is ranked 28th in the NCAA.
Looking Ahead
Track & Field will be back in action in Atlanta, Georgia on April 21-22 when they take their talents to the Georgia Tech Invite. Competition will begin on Friday and conclude on Saturday afternoon.
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