WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Emelyn Lacour set a new program record in the women's 1000m, as Campbell track & field rewrote the record books at the Tryon Winter Invitational and Mondo College Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
TRYON WINTER INVITATIONAL
Janelle Caldeira and
Elise Graves competed in the women's pentathlon on Friday finishing 16th and 19th, respectively. Caldeira posted 2612 points across the five events and now moves into ninth all time and Graves moves into 10th all-time with 2323 points.
MONDO COLLEGE INVITATIONAL
ON THE TRACK
Lacour set a new program record in the women's 1000m with a time of 2:56.99. She surpasses
Emily Pierce who ran a time of 3:00.00 last season.
Delaney Horton moves to fourth all-time in the 1000m with at time of 3:05.42 followed by
Ava Childress with the fifth fastest time in program history (3:08.99) and
Kylee Dinterman with the sixth best time (3:09.43).
Mario Cantarero posted a time of 2:32.53 to finish ninth in the men's 1000m and moved into fourth all-time at Campbell in the event.
Jacob Morrison finished just behind with a time of 2:33.99 finishing 11th to now sit fifth all-time in the event.
Elias Morris and
Jorge Becerra found their spots the record book in the men's 600m. Morris posted a time of 1:23.11 to move into the second fastest time in program history with Becerra just behind for third (1:26.45).
In her Campbell debut,
Ella Hess ran the third fastest time in program history (1:43.63) to finish 12th in the women's 600m.
Additionally,
Ty'Nasia Emory finished fifth in the women's 60m with a time of 7.59.
Seth Nelson posted a time of 50.98 to finish 11th in the men's 400m.
Sebastian Calderon finished 14th in the men's seeded 400m with a time of 51.01.
Timayah Brown finished 13th in the women's 400m with a time of 1:01.82.
IN THE FIELD
Jacob Carroll finished fifth in the men's pole vault with a new personal best mark of 4.30m and
Aedan Sampey set a new personal record with a mark of 3.85. Carroll's mark of 4.30 is still good for ninth all-time.
Isabella Bernard finished fourth in the women's pole vault with a 3.10m and
Zoie Hembree followed with a fifth place finish with a mark of 3.10m.
Next Up
Campbell is back in action at the Liberty Open on Jan. 23 in Lynchburg, Va.
