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2021 Texas A&M Track & Field 2021 TEXAS A&M TRACK & FIELD 93RD CLYDE LITTLEFIELD TEXAS RELAYS | THURSDAY, MARCH 25-27, 2021 SITE: MIKE A. MYERS STADIUM, AUSTIN, TEXAS TWITTER: @AGGIETFXC /// INSTAGRAM: @AGGIETFXC /// FACEBOOK: /AGGIETFXC /// #GIGEM MEET SCHEDULE OUTDOOR SCHEDULE The Aggies begin the 93rd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Thursday with the start of the March 19-20 | Willie Williams Classic men's hammer at 12:30 p.m., followed by the track prelims at 4 p.m. Friday's begins with the Tucson, Arizona women's high jump at 9:30 a.m., the 100/110m hurdles prelims at 1:35 p.m. The final day of March 25-27 | Texas Relays the meet kicks off at 10 a.m. with the women's discus and caps off the meet at 4:20 p.m. Austin, Texas with the 4x400m relays. April 3 | Texas A&M vs. Texas Dual Meet HOW TO KEEP UP Austin, Texas The three-day meet will be streamed live each day on the Longhorn Network and live results will be provided through PrimeTime Timing. Fans can follow @aggietfxc on twitter for live April 9-10 | Texas A&M Team Invitational updates. Bryan-College Station, Texas April 16-17 | Michael Johnson Classic AGGIES PREVIEW Waco, Texas The Aggies jumped out to a hot start in the outdoor season and lead the Southeastern Conference in 10 events. On the national level, James Smith II (400m hurdles), Carlton April 23-24 | LSU Alumni Orange (800m) and Lamara Distin (high jump) lead the country in their respective events. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Orange leads the NCAA in the 800m (1:48.45), Smith II in the 400m hurdles (49.95) and Distin in the women’s high jump (1.83m/6-0). Smith II and Distin enter the Texas Relays in their May 1 | Alumni Muster Bryan-College Station, Texas respective events, while Orange is entered in the invitational mile. May 8 | Aggie Invitational The Maroon & White also lead the NCAA in the women’s 4x100m (44.35) and men’s 4x400m Bryan-College Station, Texas (3:06.33). May 13-15 | SEC Outdoor Championships SEC leaders, Devon Achane (200m, 20.76), Devin Dixon (400m, 46.89), Sam Hankins (javelin, Bryan-College Station, Texas 64.80m/212-7), Kaylah Robinson (100m hurdles, 13.43) and Ciynamon Stevenson (triple May 27-29 | NCAA West Preliminary Rounds jump, 13.19m/43-3.25) each are in action in their respective events. Bryan-College Station, Texas Accolades on Accolades June 9-12 | NCA Outdoor Championships Three Aggies earned SEC Athlete of the Week honors, including Achane, Smith II and Distin. Bryan-College Station, Texas Achane was named the Men’s Freshman of the Week, while Smith II earned Men’s Runner of the Week. Distin was named the Women’s Field Athlete of the Week. All three student- TEXAS A&M QUICK FACTS athletes earned their first career SEC weekly honor. COACHING STAFF For their indoor efforts, Athing Mu was named the U.S. Woman of the Year as Tyra Gittens Head Coach .................... Pat Henry (17th Season) was named the Collegiate Woman of the Year by Track and Field News. Assistant Coach ................................... Sean Brady ............................. Jumps, Multi-event | 4th Season Assistant Coach ........................ Juan De La Garza COACHES BOX ................................................Throws | 29th Season Head Coach Pat Henry Assistant Coach ................................ Brandon Hon ................................................Hurdles | 2nd Season on athletes being unavailable due to contact tracing: Assistant Coach .............................. Milton Mallard "It's discouraging, we can't quite get past all this contact tracing. It got the best of our men's ..................................................Sprints | 3rd Season team during the indoor season and now here we are minus a few of our top athletes. It Assistant Coach .........................Wendel McRaven changes everything we're doing at this meet. We're not changing what we're trying to do .............................................Distance | 10th Season but we just can't do it. We're going to line people up and we're going to do the best that we Volunteer Asst. .....................................Hunter Allen can. These athletes that we're taking over there are good athletes and they're going to be Volunteer Asst. .................................Brooke Krohley ready to go." Volunteer Asst. .................................. Deon Lendore Volunteer Asst. .................................. Jordan Pingel Volunteer Asst. .......................Terri Turner-Hairston on this week: Volunteer Asst. ................................. Jacob Wooten "This is good opportunity to build on what we did and did not do last week. This is the kind of competition we need, I hope we're a little more prepared as we go forward." SUPPORT STAFF Senior Team Administrator ............ Brian Bancroft Athletic Assistant .................................Chris Harrell Associate Athletic Trainer ....................... Saul Luna Asst. Director/Academics .............Michael McGee Sports Performance Coach .................Vern Banks ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION WEBSITE: ........................................... 12thMan.com Assistant A.D./Communications: .Brad Marquardt E-MAIL: ........... [email protected] ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (TF/XC): .......... Tyler Pounds E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL PHONE: ..................................(979) 848-6317 2021 SEASON LEADERS/NATIONAL RANKINGS TEXAS A&M MEN’S SEASON LEADERS TEXAS A&M WOMEN’S SEASON LEADERS *No conversions are applied* *Wind-aided marks are excluded* *No conversions are applied* *Wind-aided marks are excluded* EVENT MARK ATHLETE EVENT MARK ATHLETE 100m 10.74 Darius Clark 100m 11.43 Immanuela Aliu 200m 20.76 Devon Achane 400m 53.02 Tierra Robinson-Jones 400m 46.89 Devin Dixon 100m Hurdles 13.43 Kaylah Robinson 800m 1:48.45 Carlton Orange 400m Hurdles 59.37 Dominique Mustin 1500m 3:50.68 Brandon Miller 3000m Steeplechase 10:54.86 Julia Black 110m Hurdles 13.76 Connor Schulman 4x100m 44.35 ZSmith, Robinson 400m Hurdles 49.95 James Smith II Owens, Aliu 4x400m 3:06.33 Etiwe, Deadmon, 4x400m 3:37.92 Mustin, Mu Smith II, Dixon Young, Robinson-Jones High Jump 2.11m/6-11 Carter Bajoit High Jump 1.83m/6-0 Lamara Distin 2.11m/6-11 Jake Lamberth Long Jump 6.06m/19-10.75 Zhane Smith Long Jump 7.62m/25-0 Darius Clark Triple Jump 13.19m/43-3.25 Ciynamon Stevenson Discus 51.40m/168-8 Josh Brown Discus 40.70m/133-6 Madeline O'Hanlon Javelin 45.69m/149-11 Jenna Ellis SEC MEN’S SEASON LEADERS SEC WOMEN’S SEASON LEADERS *No conversions are applied* *Wind-aided marks are excluded* *No conversions are applied* *Wind-aided marks are excluded* EVENT MARK ATHLETE EVENT MARK ATHLETE 100m 10.15 Dante Brown (Auburn) 100m 11.35 Maia McCoy (Tennessee) 200m 20.76 Devon Achane (Texas A&M) 200m 23.69 Natassha McDonald (Alabama) 400m 46.89 Devin Dixon (Texas A&M) 400m 52.01 Aaliya Abrams (USC) 800m 1:48.45 Carlton Orange (Texas A&M) 800m 2:08.90 Katy-Ann McDonald (LSU) 1500m 3:48.70 Thomas George (Mizzou) 1500m 4:23.57 Anna Marian Block (Georgia) 5000m 14:02.94 Vincent Kiprop (Alabama) 5000m 15:54.09 Esther Gitahi (Alabama) 110m Hurdles 13.68 Robert Dunning (Alabama) 100m Hurdles 13.43 Kaylah Robinson (Texas A&M) 400m Hurdles 49.95 James Smith II (Texas A&M) 400m Hurdles 57.88 Vanessa Watson (Tennessee) 3000m Steeplechase 9:19.43 Will Dart (LSU) 3000m Steeplechase 10:37.15 Alicia Stamey (LSU) 4x100m 39.56 LSU 4x100m 44.35 Texas A&M 4x400m 3:06.33 Texas A&M 4x400m 3:35.72 Alabama High Jump 2.21m/7-3 Dontavious Hill (Auburn) High Jump 1.83m/6-0 Lamara Distin (Texas A&M) Pole Vault 5.20m/17-0.75 Peyton Weissmann (Ole Miss) Pole Vault 4.15m/13-7.25 Hailey Sweatman (USC) Long Jump 7.70m/25-3.25 Allen Gordon (Ole Miss) Long Jump 6.06m/19-10.75 Zhane Smith (Texas A&M) Triple Jump 14.37m/47-1.75 Demon Fleming (Ole Miss) Triple Jump 13.19m/43-3.25 Ciynamon Stevenson (Texas A&M) Shot Put 19.47m/63-10.5 Jonathan Tharaldsen (Georgia) Shot Put 16.27m/53-4.5 Jasmine Mitchell (Ole Miss) Discus 60.99m/200-1 Mitchell Weber (Mizzou) Discus 53.97m/177-1 Tedreauna Britt (Ole Miss) Hammer 69.21m/227-1 Jake Norris (LSU) Hammer 64.46m/211-6 Monique Hardy (LSU) Javelin 64.80m/212-7 Sam Hankins (Texas A&M) Javelin 59.42m/194-11 Marie-Therese Obst (Georgia) MEN’S NATIONAL RANKINGS WOMEN’S NATIONAL RANKINGS TFRRS.com Top 10 | March 24 TFRRS.com Top 10 | March 24 1 Carlton Orange ...................................................... 800m | 1:48.45 1 ZSmith, Robison, Owens, Aliu ............................. 4x100m | 44.35 1 James Smith II ............................................ 400m Hurdles | 49.95 1 Lamara Distin ........................................... High Jump | 1.83m/6-0 1 Etiwe, Deadmon, Smith, Dixon .........................4x400m | 3:06.33 2 Ciynamon Stevenson ..................... Triple Jump | 13.19m/43-3.25 2 Devon Achane .......................................................... 200m | 20.76 4 Mustin, Mu, Young, Robinson-jones ................ 4x400m | 3:37.92 2 Connor Schulman ........................................ 110m Hurdles | 13.76 4 LaJarvia Brown ............................... Triple Jump | 13.10m/42-11.75 2 Moitalel Mpoke .......................................... 400m Hurdles | 50.43 2 Tierra Robinson-Jones .............................................400m | 53.02 7 Lance Broome ...........................................................200m | 21.00 6 Immanuela Aliu ......................................................... 100m | 11.43 7 Darius Clark............................................ Long Jump | 7.62m/25-0 7 Dominique Mustin ...................................... 400m Hurdles | 59.37 10 Carter Bajoit ............................................. High Jump | 2.11m/6-11 10 Jake Lambert ............................................ High Jump | 2.11m/6-11 2021 TEXAS A&M TRACK AND FIELD MEET NOTES 2 2021 MEN'S ROSTER Athlete Event Class Hometown/Previous School Ben Amundson Distance Fr. The Woodlands, Texas / The Woodlands HS Juan Arcila Distance Jr. Southlake, Texas / Carroll HS Carter Bajoit High Jump Fr. The Woodlands, Texas / The Woodlands HS Luke Barrett Throws Fr. Winter Park, Florida / Trinity Prep HS Joseph Benn Distance Fr. College Station, Texas / College Station HS Jon Bishop Distance Gr. College Station, Texas / College Station HS Nicklaus Brawner Distance Fr.
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