Men's Outdoor Track & Field

Track Notches Six Wins At Delaware Open

Track Notches Six Wins At Delaware Open
Apr 13, 2013

DELAWARE --- ASA Track and Field continued its noteworthy season over the weekend with a standout performance at the University of Delaware Outdoor Open.

The Avengers scored an amazing six wins, ten Top 5s and eight Top 10 finishes at the Delaware event.

The Men's team stole the show for ASA, garnering five of the teams' wins on the day. 

ATHLETE EVENT TIME/MARK
Ernest Levert 100M 10.83
Ramoye Simon 110M Hurdles 14.89
Christopher Winslow Long Jump 5.75m
Dukes/Levert/Winslow/Simon 4x100 42.52
Williams/Andrews/Malcolm/Simon 4x400 3:19.50

Freshman Britney Thomas claimed the Long Jump title for the Lady Avengers, logging a best of 5.37m.

Other team highlights included:

  • Freshmen Tanasia Linton and Jada Steward running 2-3 in both the 100 and 200 Meters
  • Second place in the 100 Meters going to fresman Tyquan Dukes
  • The Women's 4x100 and 4x400 Meter relays finishing second and fifth, respectively
  • Freshman Demar Malcolm and sophomore Waylan Andrews finishing 3-4 in the 400 meters

For complete results from the Delaware meet, please click HERE.

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