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DMR Runs Top-10 Time at Penn Relays
April 28, 2017 | Men's Track and Field
Results
The Tigers' distance medley relay clocked 9:42.67 in the Championship of America race on Day 2 of the 123rd Penn Relays at Franklin Field.
Junior Noah Kauppila led off with a 2:59.02 in the 1200-meter leg before freshman Connor Matthews clocked 48.36 in the 400. Junior Josh Ingalls ran a 1:50.15 in the 800 before senior William Paulson closed with a time of 4:05.15 in the 1600-meter leg.
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It is the eighth fastest DMR in school history, with the record standing at 9:35.23 set by Alexander Hastings '94, Scott Anderson '96, Christopher Lear '96 and Andrew Collins '96 from the 1993 Penn Relays. Princeton won this event at the 2012 Penn Relays with a 9:42.45
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Freshman Joey Daniels clocked 14.51 in the 110-meter hurdles to finish 15th overall. It was his second fastest time of the season, after clocking a 14.04 at Texas a few weeks ago.
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Sophomore Andrew Diehl cleared 2.00 (6-6.75) in the high jump to tie for 13th. He was over 1.96 on his first attempt and 2.00 on his second attempt at that height.
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In the shot put championship, senior Christopher Cook threw to 17.39 (57-0.75). He threw to 17.17, 17.07 before his best throw on his final attempt to place 10th.
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The Tigers are scheduled to compete in six events tomorrow, and take part in the TCNJ Lions Invitational.
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The Tigers' distance medley relay clocked 9:42.67 in the Championship of America race on Day 2 of the 123rd Penn Relays at Franklin Field.
Junior Noah Kauppila led off with a 2:59.02 in the 1200-meter leg before freshman Connor Matthews clocked 48.36 in the 400. Junior Josh Ingalls ran a 1:50.15 in the 800 before senior William Paulson closed with a time of 4:05.15 in the 1600-meter leg.
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It is the eighth fastest DMR in school history, with the record standing at 9:35.23 set by Alexander Hastings '94, Scott Anderson '96, Christopher Lear '96 and Andrew Collins '96 from the 1993 Penn Relays. Princeton won this event at the 2012 Penn Relays with a 9:42.45
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Freshman Joey Daniels clocked 14.51 in the 110-meter hurdles to finish 15th overall. It was his second fastest time of the season, after clocking a 14.04 at Texas a few weeks ago.
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Sophomore Andrew Diehl cleared 2.00 (6-6.75) in the high jump to tie for 13th. He was over 1.96 on his first attempt and 2.00 on his second attempt at that height.
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In the shot put championship, senior Christopher Cook threw to 17.39 (57-0.75). He threw to 17.17, 17.07 before his best throw on his final attempt to place 10th.
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The Tigers are scheduled to compete in six events tomorrow, and take part in the TCNJ Lions Invitational.
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