FSU sports information:
The Florida State indoor track and field teams saw six program top 10 performances to close out the Lenny Lyles Invitational on Saturday in Louisville. Bieke Schipperen, Kaelyaah Liburd, Tyson Williams, Micahi Danzy, Zachary Cloud and the women’s 4x400 relay team of Liburd, Tyra Wilson, Aliya Green and Jaden Francis.
Schipperen was victorious in the women’s 3000-meter, capturing a meet record and seventh-fastest time in FSU history with a lifetime-best performance of 9:08.36.
Liburd won the women’s 400, capturing a meet record and sixth-fastest time in FSU history with a carer best of 53.24.
Williams won the men’s 60-meter hurdles, clocking the seventh-fastest time in FSU history with a career best of 7.69.
Danzy finished second in the men’s 400-meter, tying the fifth-fastest time in FSU history at 46.34
The women’s 4x400 relay team of Liburd, Tyra Wilson, Aliya Green and Jaden Francis placed second capturing the third fastest time in FSU history with a time of 3:35.30.
Cloud placed third in the men’s one mile, clocking the seventh-fastest time in FSU history with a career best of 4:01.76.
Kyvon Tatham took home the win in the men’s triple jump with a mark of 15.92m (52-02.75).
Suus Altorf captured her second meet record of the meet in the women’s one mile with a time of 4:36.42.
The Noles will split up for competition, starting on February 14 with the Jarvis Scott Invite in Lubbock, Texas. The David Hemery Invitational in Boston, Massachusetts will begin on February 15.
RESULTS:
-Women’s 60-meter hurdles
Takiyah Ferguson | 19th | 8.93
-Men’s 400-meter:
Micahi Danzy | 2nd | 46.34 (PB)
British Wilkerson | 3rd | 46.42
-Women’s 3,000-meter:
Bieke Schipperen | 1st | 9:08.36 (PB)
Brooke Mullins | 2nd | 9:16.06 (PB)
Elizabeth Barlow | 3rd | 9:16.64
Emily Brown | 6th | 9:31.65
-Women’s one mile:
Leah Taylor | 3rd | 4:48.56
Avery Cahoon | 42nd |5:13.48
-Women’s 400-meter:
Kaelyaah Liburd |1st| 53.24
Tyra Wilson | 3rd | 54.18
Alyia Green | 4th | 55.02
-Men’s one mile:
Zach Trotter | 10th | 4:10.66
Anthony Herrera | 44th | 4:25.37
-Women’s 60-meter:
Shenese Walker | 3rd | 7.37
Liana Tyson | 5th |7.44
Lucy May Sleeman | 7th | 7.49
-Men’s 60-meter:
Neo Mosebi | 2nd | 6.62 (SB)
-Men’s 60-meter hurdles:
Tyson Williams | 1st | 7.69 (PB)
Andre Korbmacher | 2nd | 7.73
-Men’s triple jump:
Kvyon Tatham | 1st | 15.92m (52-02.72)
-Women’s triple jump:
Kayla Pinkard | 3rd | 12.48 (40-11.50)
Oluwadara Soremi | 11th | 11.92m (39-01.25)
-Women’s one mile:
Suus Altorf | 1st | 4:36.42
Nicole Dinan | 8th | 4:50.30
-Men’s one mile:
Zach Cloud |3rd |4:01.76 (PB)
Zach Leachman | 14th | 4:13.07
Joe Farley | 15th | 4:14.75
The Florida State indoor track and field teams saw six program top 10 performances to close out the Lenny Lyles Invitational on Saturday in Louisville. Bieke Schipperen, Kaelyaah Liburd, Tyson Williams, Micahi Danzy, Zachary Cloud and the women’s 4x400 relay team of Liburd, Tyra Wilson, Aliya Green and Jaden Francis.
Schipperen was victorious in the women’s 3000-meter, capturing a meet record and seventh-fastest time in FSU history with a lifetime-best performance of 9:08.36.
Liburd won the women’s 400, capturing a meet record and sixth-fastest time in FSU history with a carer best of 53.24.
Williams won the men’s 60-meter hurdles, clocking the seventh-fastest time in FSU history with a career best of 7.69.
Danzy finished second in the men’s 400-meter, tying the fifth-fastest time in FSU history at 46.34
The women’s 4x400 relay team of Liburd, Tyra Wilson, Aliya Green and Jaden Francis placed second capturing the third fastest time in FSU history with a time of 3:35.30.
Cloud placed third in the men’s one mile, clocking the seventh-fastest time in FSU history with a career best of 4:01.76.
Kyvon Tatham took home the win in the men’s triple jump with a mark of 15.92m (52-02.75).
Suus Altorf captured her second meet record of the meet in the women’s one mile with a time of 4:36.42.
The Noles will split up for competition, starting on February 14 with the Jarvis Scott Invite in Lubbock, Texas. The David Hemery Invitational in Boston, Massachusetts will begin on February 15.
RESULTS:
-Women’s 60-meter hurdles
Takiyah Ferguson | 19th | 8.93
-Men’s 400-meter:
Micahi Danzy | 2nd | 46.34 (PB)
British Wilkerson | 3rd | 46.42
-Women’s 3,000-meter:
Bieke Schipperen | 1st | 9:08.36 (PB)
Brooke Mullins | 2nd | 9:16.06 (PB)
Elizabeth Barlow | 3rd | 9:16.64
Emily Brown | 6th | 9:31.65
-Women’s one mile:
Leah Taylor | 3rd | 4:48.56
Avery Cahoon | 42nd |5:13.48
-Women’s 400-meter:
Kaelyaah Liburd |1st| 53.24
Tyra Wilson | 3rd | 54.18
Alyia Green | 4th | 55.02
-Men’s one mile:
Zach Trotter | 10th | 4:10.66
Anthony Herrera | 44th | 4:25.37
-Women’s 60-meter:
Shenese Walker | 3rd | 7.37
Liana Tyson | 5th |7.44
Lucy May Sleeman | 7th | 7.49
-Men’s 60-meter:
Neo Mosebi | 2nd | 6.62 (SB)
-Men’s 60-meter hurdles:
Tyson Williams | 1st | 7.69 (PB)
Andre Korbmacher | 2nd | 7.73
-Men’s triple jump:
Kvyon Tatham | 1st | 15.92m (52-02.72)
-Women’s triple jump:
Kayla Pinkard | 3rd | 12.48 (40-11.50)
Oluwadara Soremi | 11th | 11.92m (39-01.25)
-Women’s one mile:
Suus Altorf | 1st | 4:36.42
Nicole Dinan | 8th | 4:50.30
-Men’s one mile:
Zach Cloud |3rd |4:01.76 (PB)
Zach Leachman | 14th | 4:13.07
Joe Farley | 15th | 4:14.75
