Track: Lions deserve 14 podium points in the outdoor outdoor Outdoor Opening Weekend | sport

Baton Rouge and Lafayette, La. — The Track & Field teams of the University of Southeasters Louisiana have 14 podium positions with 13 personal bests when the outdoor season on Saturday in the Lurline Hamilton Invitational in the Bernie Moore Track Stadium of LSU and in the Louisiana classic in the Home Bank Foughcer & Track complex started.

Most of Southeastern’s campaign came in Baton Rouge, where the main quota competed. The first medal of the day came in the men’s hammer throw at the Lurline Hamilton Invitational when Gerrit Visser’s third litter lasted 53.17 meters (174,5 inches) and took second place after all litters were completed.

Slus second medal of the day was the only one who came out of the group that went to Lafayette. In the pole vault competition of the Louisiana Classics, Trey Faherty loosened 4.40 meters, whereby he met the highest height a day and earned the silver medal in competition.

Back in Baton Rouge, the next medal that the Lions had won came in the long jump of the men when Preston Sentino’s fourth jump made 6.67 meters (21,10.75 inches) to earn a bronze, shortly before a few teammates. (20’10.75 ”).

Next, Olu Ogunyemi received a panel spot when he took bronze in the 110-meter hurdles and crossed the line in a time of 14.08 seconds. He was not finished with hardware because he would return to the 400-meter hurdles and cut it off even better, earning a silver medal in this competition with a time of 52.93 seconds.

Slus First event winner of the day came into the men’s shot. Josh-Ty Brown’s first throw of the day drove 16.64 meters (54,7.25 inches), which was sufficient to win the day. In the final he improved it in the final and flew it with a personal best 16.66 meters (54,8 inches) to consolidate his place on the top of the podium.

Onyah favor brought the Lady Lions to the medal board in the 400-meter fittings board. Her time of 53.64 seconds was good enough to earn a silver medal. Miriam Kauer finished the medal with a personal best time of 54.78 seconds and put it in fourth place.

The Lions took two of the three medal stains in the 400-meter fitting board of the men. Victory Achakpoekri took the silver with a personal best time of 47.27 seconds, while Javon-Taye Williams was right behind him and came with a time of 47.38 seconds that brought him a bronze medal.

Esther Nwanze brought the Lady Lions a gold and immediately established himself at the top of the Southland Conference in the 400-meter hurdles and stood the clock in a time of 59.15 seconds.

Anna Ferrand took bronze in the javelin throw when her first throw turned out to be her best and achieved a third place 38.89 meters (127,07 inches).

Ferrand’s counterpart on the men’s side, Gabriel Lim, followed her for medals. Lims longest javelin throw of the day came on his second attempt, who went 58.68 meters (192’6 ”) and brought him a silver medal.

After her fourth place in the 400-meter run, Kauer would not refuse a medal in the 200-meter fittings board. She completed the run in 24.23 seconds and earned her bronze medal after all races were run.

AVA Pitarro rounded off the medal winners of the day with the 3,000-meter run in 10: 48.13 seconds and took home the bronze in competition.

Other personal best on this day were wonderful asemota in the 100-meter sprint with a time of 12.02 seconds. Ian McAlpine runs the 400-meter fittings in 51.93 seconds. Euan Lagan ended the podium in the 1,500-meter run with a personal best of 3: 55.61. Caydeb Boudreax and Isabella Latkovich both personal best in the 1,500-meter run of women with Boudreax in 5: 06.17, while Latkovich stopped the clock in 5: 15.50.

Micah Miller and Porter Gibson have set new personal best on the field and had their longest discus with Miller’s best throw with 47.57 meters (156,1 ”), while Gibson’s best 43.68 meters (143’3”) were. Gibson would also give a new personal best in the task with a throw of 52,10.25 ”).

Southeasters will be in Hattiesburg next weekend, Miss. Back into action at the Southern Miss Invitational. The Southern Miss Invitational begins on Friday with the hammer throw, the javelin throw and the Triple Jump competition and closes on Saturday in Marshall Bell Track complex. Live results will be available via the host institution.