Track and Field Claims Three Weekly Honors

Track and Field Claims Three Weekly Honors
0Comments

Southeastern University recently issued the following announcement.

The Fire track and field team won three of the four Sun Conference weekly honors for their performances at the Spikes Classic over the weekend.

DeMarco Lemons, Joseph Taylor, and Miyah Ford were selected as the men’s field, men’s track, and women’s field athletes of the week, respectively.

Lemons took first overall in the shot put with a throw of 14.85m as well as a first-place finish in the discus with a throw of 46.58m.

Taylor took first overall in the men’s 400m with a new personal best time of 47.98. That time qualified him for an “A” standard for the NAIA Outdoor National Championships, a Sun 

Conference No. 3 ranking, and comes in at No. 10 in the NAIA.

Ford walked away with two second place finishes including the triple jump with an 11.49m effort and the long jump with a jump of 5.23m.

The Fire will next compete at the South Florida Invitational and IMG Academy this weekend as they prepare for the Sun Conference Outdoor Championships.

Original source can be found here



Related

Southeastern University: SEU Launches Medical School Preparation Program

Southeastern University: SEU Launches Medical School Preparation Program

Starting in the fall of 2023,* SEU will be offering an exciting learning experience — the Master of Science in Medical Sciences (MSMS).

Southeastern University: SEU Announces New Chief Nursing Administrator

Southeastern University: SEU Announces New Chief Nursing Administrator

After a nationwide search for a candidate to fill a Chief Nursing Administrator position in November of 2022, we are happy to announce that we have hired Dr. Mark Reinhardt to take the role.

University of Tampa: UT President Vaughn Announces He Will Retire in 2024

University of Tampa: UT President Vaughn Announces He Will Retire in 2024

Ronald L. Vaughn, who has led the transformation of The University of Tampa into a nationally known institution, has announced he will retire in 2024, after almost 30 years of serving as UT’s president.

Trending

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from East Hillsborough News.