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2020 Women's Indoor Track & Field 2020 WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 385 Virginia Tech - ACC Champion Nevada Mareno (2nd Tm: 1-Mile) NCAA Championships canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic Alexis Postell (2nd Tm: DMR) Savannah Shaw (2nd Tm: 3000-M, DMR) ACC Championship Results All-Atlantic Coast Conference Team Anna Vess (2nd Tm: DMR) South Bend, Ind., February 27-29 The top three finishers in each individual event and the top relay team at the ACC Notre Dame (6) Indoor Championships earned All-ACC first-team honors. The No. 4 through 6 1. Virginia Tech ...................................................... 105.5 finishers in each individual event, plus the second- and third-place relay team Abby Kapitan (1st Tm: Weight Throw) 2. Miami ...................................................................... 73 finishers were recognized as second-team All-ACC. Rachel Dadamio (2nd Tm: 5000-M) 3. Notre Dame ............................................................ 61 Boston College (1) Maddy Denner (1st Tm: 3000-M; 2nd Tm: 5000-M) 4. Clemson ................................................................. 58 Lauren White (2nd Tm: 3000-M, 5000-M) Naya Sharp (1st Tm: 60-M Hurdles) 5. Duke .................................................................... 53.5 Clemson (10) Rachel Tanczos (1st Tm: Weight Throw; 2nd Tm: Shot 6. Florida State ........................................................... 52 Laurie Barton (1st Tm: 800-M) Put) 7. Louisville ................................................................. 50 Andrea Foster (1st Tm: 800-M; 2nd Tm: 4x400-M Relay) Summer Thorpe (1st Tm: 60-M Hurdles) 8. NC State ................................................................. 44 Nicolee Foster (2nd Tm: 4x400-M Relay) Pitt (3) Georgia Tech .......................................................... 44 Veronica Fraley (2nd Tm: Shot Put) Eddita Pessima (1st Tm: 60-M Hurdles) 10. Virginia .................................................................... 34 Kenya Livingston (2nd Tm: High Jump) Breanna Phillips (2nd Tm: Pentathlon) 11. Wake Forest ........................................................... 25 Aliyah Mallard (2nd Tm: 4x400-M Relay) Nikki Scherer (2nd Tm: 400-M) 12. North Carolina......................................................... 24 Sidney Marshall (2nd Tm: 60-M Hurdles) Virginia (5) 13. Pitt .......................................................................... 19 Kamryn McIntosh (2nd Tm: 4x400-M Relay) Khyasia Caldwell (1st Tm: Long Jump) 14. Boston College ....................................................... 13 Rebekah Smith (1st Tm: 60-M; 2nd Tm: 200-M) Anna Jefferson (2nd Tm: 200-M, 400-M) 15. Syracuse ................................................................... 2 Harleigh White (2nd Tm: Triple Jump) Andrenette Knight (2nd Tm: 400-M) Duke (6) Jada Seaman (1st Tm: Long Jump) ACC Meet Individual Champions Elasia Campbell (1st Tm: High Jump) Alix Still (2nd Tm: Pentathlon) 60-Meter Dash Erin Marsh (1st Tm: Pentathlon; 2nd Tm: 60-M Hurdles) Virginia Tech (13) Ka’Tia Seymour, FS ................................................. 7.17 Cassie Martin (1st Tm: High Jump) Rachel Baxter (1st Tm: Pole Vault) 200-Meter Dash Michaela Reinhart (1st Tm: 3000-M) Lauren Berman (1st Tm: 1-Mile) Ka’Tia Seymour, FS .............................................• 22.82 Kelcie Simmons (2nd Tm: 200-M) Grace Boone (2nd Tm: 800-M, DMR) 400-Meter Dash Chesney Ward (2nd Tm: Pole Vault) Elizabeth Brush (2nd Tm: DMR) Caitlan Tate, VT ...................................................... 52.42 Florida State (8) Arlicia Bush (1st Tm: 400-M, 4x400-M Relay; 2nd Tm: 800-Meter Run Janae Caldwell (2nd Tm: 4x400-M Relay) DMR) Laurie Barton, CU ................................................ 2:04.04 Kimmie Cunningham (2nd Tm: 4x400-M Relay) Lindsey Butler (2nd Tm: 800-M) One-Mile Run Jazmyn Dennis (2nd Tm: Pole Vault) Kennedy Dennis (1st Tm: 4x400-M Relay) Sarah Edwards, VT ............................................. 4:37.11 Trentorria Green (1st Tm: Triple Jump) Sarah Edwards (1st Tm: 1-Mile; 2nd Tm: DMR) 3000-Meter Run Nadia Maffo (2nd Tm: Weight Throw) Sara Freix (1st Tm: 5000-M) Nicole Fegans, GT ............................................... 9:06.92 Edidiong Odiong (2nd Tm: 4x400-M Relay) Essence Henderson (1st Tm: Shot Put) 5000-Meter Run Ka’Tia Seymour (1st Tm: 60-M, 200-M; 2nd Tm: 4x400-M Nyka Smith (1st Tm: 4x400-M Relay) Sara Freix, VT ................................................... 16:13.69 Relay) Caitlan Tate (1st Tm: 200-M, 400-M, 4x400-M Relay) 60-Meter Hurdles Maudie Skyring (1st Tm: 1-Mile) Ellie Vest (2nd Tm: Pentathlon) Naya Sharp, ND ....................................................... 8.19 Georgia Tech (5) Wake Forest (4) 4x400-Meter Relay Nicole Fegans (1st Tm: 3000-M) Cydney Delley (1st Tm: DMR) Virginia Tech ........................................................ 3:38.21 Taylor Grimes (2nd Tm: Long Jump) Amy Harding-Delooze (1st Tm: DMR; 2nd Tm: 1-Mile) (Caitlan Tate, Kennedy Dennis, Nyka Smith, Arlicia Bush) Bria Matthews (1st Tm: Triple Jump; 2nd Tm: Long Jump) Aleeya Hutchins (1st Tm: 800-M, DMR) Distance Medley Relay Olivia Moore (1st Tm: Pole Vault) Johanna Schulz (1st Tm: DMR; 2nd Tm: 1-Mile) Wake Forest ...................................................... 11:08.40 Anna Witherspoon (2nd Tm: 60-M Hurdles) (Amy Harding-Delooze, Cydney Delley, Aleeya Hutchins, Louisville (9) ACC Performer of the Year - Track Johanna Schulz) Alivia Ash (1st Tm: High Jump) Ka’Tia Seymour, FS High Jump Makenli Forrest (2nd Tm: Weight Throw) ACC Performer of the Year - Field Cassie Martin, DU ......................................1.76m/5-9.25 Alexis Gibbons (2nd Tm: Long Jump) Debbie Ajagbe, UM Long Jump Halee Hudson (2nd Tm: Weight Throw) ACC Freshman of the Year Jada Seaman, VA ...............................................6.46m/21-2.5 Gabriela Leon (1st Tm: Pole Vault) Jada Seaman, VA Triple Jump Renate Van Tonder (2nd Tm: High Jump) ACC Coach of the Year Bria Matthews, GT ....................................13.42m/44-0.5 Auriane Viola (2nd Tm: Pole Vault) Dave Cianelli, VT Pole Vault Dorcas Wasike (1st Tm: 5000-M) Rachel Baxter, VT ....................................4.45m/14-7.25 Aliyah Welter (2nd Tm: Pole Vault) USTFCCCA All-Americans Shot Put Miami (9) Due to the cancellation of the 2020 NCAA Indoor Championships, the NCAA Division I Track & Field Executive Committee adopted the criteria listed below Debbie Ajagbe, UM ..................................16.80m/55-1.5 Debbie Ajagbe (1st Tm: Shot Put, Weight Throw) for recognizing All-America selections, based on the post-medical scratches Weight Throw Darlene Charles (2nd Tm: Triple Jump) startlist for the national championships posted on the evening of Wednesday, Debbie Ajagbe, UM ............................• 22.55m/73-11.75 Brittny Ellis (1st Tm: 400-M) March 11. • Individual events: ALL student-athletes listed on the startlist for the Pentathlon Hannah Hall (1st Tm: Shot Put) anticipated event. Erin Marsh, DU .................................................. 4186 pts Kayla Johnson (2nd Tm: 800-M) • Relay events: The four student-athletes per anticipated relay who • ACC Meet Record Sherry Lubin (2nd Tm: Shout Put) produced the performance that was declared and accepted into their event. Those listed as alternates will not be recognized. Amuru Patterson (1st Tm: 60-M) • There will not be a distinction of “first-team,” “second-team” or “honorable ACC Championship Most Valuable Performer - Track Jacious Sears (1st Tm: 60-M, 200-M) mention” to these recognitions. Ka’Tia Seymour, FS Alfreda Steele (1st Tm: 60-M) Boston College (1) North Carolina (3) Emeline Delanis (5000-M) ACC Championship Most Valuable Performer - Field Sydney Banks (2nd Tm: High Jump) Clemson (3) Debbie Ajagbe, UM Brianna Isles (2nd Tm: Triple Jump) Lauri Barton (800-M) Anna Keefer (1st Tm: Long Jump; 2nd Tm: 60-M) Andrea Foster (800-M) NC State (9) Rebekah Smith (60-M) Timara Chapman (1st Tm: Pentathlon) Duke (1) Kelsey Chmiel (1st Tm: 5000-M; 2nd Tm: 3000-M) Erin Marsh (Pentathlon) Dominique Clairmonte (2nd Tm: DMR) Florida State (3) Michelle Cobb (1st Tm: Triple Jump) Elizabeth Funderburk (5000-M) Mikieja Covington (1st Tm: Pentathlon) Ka’Tia Seymour (60-M, 200-M) 386 2020 Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Indoor Track & Field 386Maudie Skyring (1-Mile) ACC Indoor Women’s Track & Field Pentathlon Georgia Tech (2) Scholar-Athlete of the Year Erin Marsh, DU ..................................................4186 pts Nicole Fegans (3000-M) Debbie Ajagbe, UM • Conference Record ^ NCAA season-best performance Bria Matthews (Triple Jump) Louisville (2) ACC Track Performers of the Week Makenli Forrest (Weight Throw) Dec. 11 ......................................................Brenda Ayuk, UP Gabriela Leon (Pole Vault) Jan. 15 ..................................................... Jayla Kirkland, FS Miami (2) Jan. 22 .................................................... Andrea Foster, CU Debbie Ajagbe (Weight Throw) Jan. 29 ..............................................Michaela Rinehart, DU Tiara McMinn (60-M Hurdles) Feb. 5 ......................................................Tiara McMinn, UM NC State (2) Feb. 12 ....................................................... Caitlan Tate, VT Kelsey Chmiel (5000-M) Feb. 19 ....................................................Halle Hazzard, VA Michelle Cobb (Triple Jump) Feb. 26 ..................................................Rebekah Smith, CU Notre Dame (2) Rachel Tanczos (Weight Throw) ACC Field Performers of the Week Abbey Kapitan (Weight Throw) Dec. 11 ...............................................
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