FCS school success at NCAA Track & Field Championships

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Surprised none of our Aggie friends posted this. I was off the grid last week and busy so far this week catching up at work, but had a chance to look at the results.

North Carolina A&T's Cambrea Sturgis won both the 100 and 200 on the women's side along with Madeleine Akobundu and TeJyrica Robinson both scoring in the 100 Hurdles. The Aggies 4x100 relay was third and the team finished tied for fourth overall.

For the men, Randolph Ross won the 400 with teammate Trevor Stewart in fourth, and Brandon Hicklin place fourth in the long jump. The Aggies won the 4x400 relay and placed fourth in the 4x100. The men finished third in the team scoring.

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Stephen F. Austin's Branson Ellis won the men's Pole Vault title and the 4x400 relay placed second behind NCA&T.

Luis Grijalva of Northern Arizona placed second in the men's 5000 and Abdihamid Nur was third in the 10000.

Athanis Kioko of Campbell was third in the men's 5000.

South Dakota's Ethan Bray was third in the men's Pole Vault and Clayton Fritsch of Sam Houston was fourth (three of the top 4 were from FCS schools).

Duncan Hamilton of Montana State was fifth in the Steeplechase.

North Dakota State scored with Alex Talley sixth in the Hammer and Benji Phillips eighth in the Javelin.

Idaho's Zack Short was sixth in the Shot Put followed by Darius King of Northern Iowa.

Franck Disanza of Southeastern Louisiana placed sixth in the Javelin.

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Akealy Moton of North Dakota State was third in the women's Shot Put, Kari Wolfe was fifth in the Javelin, and Maddy Nilles sixth in the Hammer.

Maura Fiamoncini of Bucknell placed third in the Javelin.

Southern Illinois had Sydney Laufenberg was fifth in the Discus.

Kennesaw State's Sarah Hendrick finished fifth in the 800.

Sanaa Barnes of Villanova was sixth in the High Jump.

Furman's Gabrielle Jennings was seventh in the Steeplechase followed by Summer Allen of Weber State in eighth.

Beatrice Juskeviciute of Cornell finished eighth in the Heptathlon.

Brooke Fazio of Richmond placed eighth in the 800.