Reid, Fuller struggle at New Balance Collegiate Invitational
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The University of Alabama of track and field team was led by its jumpers and throwers this weekend at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational at the Armory Indoor Track.
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However, Jamaicans, in the horizontal jumps, Jonathan Reid recorded a mark of 49-1 to finish 13th in the triple jump while Kamal Fuller had a leap of 23-8 in the long jump to finish 12th. Fuller also finished 26th in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.16.
The Crimson Tide recorded 12 total top 10 finishes with its high jumpers earning three in the two-day event. Krystle Schade won the women's high jump by clearing 6-0 for the second time this season while Postenea Louisjeune was seventh by clearing 5-7. In the men's high jump, Tyler Campbell finished fourth with a season-best height of 7-1.75.
UA also got a pair of solid finishes in the women's weight throw as Amethyst Holmes finished fifth with a throw of 63-7 while Angelica Howard posted another personal best with a mark of 63-2 to finish sixth. In the shot put, Wilamena Hopkins was eighth with a throw of 48-10.75.
The women's team also got strong performances from its distance runners with Leigh Gilmore and Elsbeth Denton finishing third and sixth, respectively, in the mile. Andrea Torske posted a personal best in the 3,000 meters with a time of 9:49.48 to finish fourth.
The Crimson Tide will continue its indoor season next Saturday at the Texas A&M Challenge in College Station, Texas.
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