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Rogers Claims First In 400M At Uofsc Indoor Open

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Announcement | Pexels by Markus Winkler

Announcement | Pexels by Markus Winkler

Jacksonville University women's track and field program traveled to Columbia, South Carolina to compete in the South Carolina Invitational Feb 3-4. Joanna Rogers shined for the Dolphins claiming first place in the 400m dash with a time of 56.33.   

 Freshman Mariandree Chacon finished with a time of 7.60, a personal best in the women's 60m dash. Teammate Angelnique Bryant finished 7 seconds after her with a time of 7.67, which is also a season best. Cassie Thompson ran a personal best in the 60m dash with a time of 7.46. In the 60m hurdles, Joy Whittington ran a personal best with a time of 9.23.   

On the distance side Hayleigh Haid placed seventh in the 1 mile run with a time of 4:56.05 which is a season best. Mya Bodrato also ran the mile with a time of 5:28.58, making that a season best.   

Alana Lecointe placed ninth in the women's shot put. Julie Sue- Kam Ling jumped a season best 5.46m in the women's long jump. Sela Gur- Arie jumped a season best 11.04 in the women's triple jump in her season opener.  

Event 

Place, Dolphin – Time/Mark | Notes 

Women's 60 Dash Finals 

Alliann Johnson- 7.86

Mariandree Chacon – 7.60  

Angelnique Bryant- 7.67

Cassie Thompson- 7.46

Women's 400 Dash 

1st, Joanna Rogers– 56.33 

Women's 1 Mile Run  

Hayleigh Haid 4:56.08 

Mya Bodrato- 5:28.58

Women's Long Jump 

Julie Sue-Kam-Ling- 5.46

Women's Shot Put 

9th, Alana Lecointe- 12.24m

Women's Triple Jump 

Sela Gur-Arie- 11.04m

Be sure to follow along via Twitter (@jax_xctf) and behind the scenes on Instagram (@jax_xctf) to stay up to date and view exciting content of the track and field team all season long. 

Original source can be found here.

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