RALEIGH, N.C. – The Patriots men's and women's track and field teams finished up the third and final day at the Raleigh Regionals down at NC State.
Field Events
Garsen Gross started the field events for the Patriots earning 18th in the men's hammer throw (55.52m). Robert Kestyn, Arsalan Yaqubi and Kevin Ciocco finished slightly after in 25th, 26th and 27th (51.60m, 51.45m, 51.17m).
Up next was Grace Furlong (9th) and Henrike Fielder (27th) with a distance of 5.75m and 5.46m in the long jump. Grace Gaudin placed 40th in the hammer throw (48.95m).
Micah Jones brought home the bronze in the long jump at 7.42m.
Track Events
Alexis Anderson took 42nd in the women's 800m (2:11.74) and Micah Harris 13th in the men's (1:50.46).
In the men's and women's 400m hurdles, Dean Johnson and Ryan Brooks finished 25th and 26th (56.37, 56.98) and Adia Palmer and Michka-Mae Hyde grabbed 18th and 26th (1:03.09, 1:04.29).
Isaiah Carter earned 18th in the 200m (21.68), while GJaudy John-Wallace and Noelle Foss finished in 43rd and 46th in the women's (24.91, 24.97).
4x100m Relay
Jalen Johnson, Isaiah Carter, Jarett Flaker and Leontro Mattison finished in 12th (41.20). Noelle Foss, Khia Holloway, KellyAnn Downer and GJaudy John-Wallace placed 13th (47.43).
4x400m Relay
Khia Holloway and KellyAnn Downer also competed in the 4x400m relay, alongside Adia Palmer and Michka-Mae Hyde in 11th (3:45.91). The Mason men won the bronze, led by Aidan Walcott, Jarett Flaker, Isaiah Carter and Daniel Adu (3:12.76).
"Raleigh always provides a good outdoor 'big' meet feeling, and there were a lot of performances that matched the excellent atmosphere and competition. Our sprints group executed a lot of goals, and kick started some very worthwhile energy," said Coach Gerard. "Our jumps group, throws group and distance group all followed suit. Notably Wes Bond notched a Top 4 All-Time mark in the 10,000 and Micah Jones leapt his way to a USA U20 National Championship qualifying mark among a bunch of other season's bests and personal bests. We head back to Fairfax in a good spot knowing what we will do with the training and competition coming down the pike."
Up Next
The Patriots will compete in the Colonial Relays down in Williamsburg, Va., beginning this Thursday.
