Friday, February 7
Winston-Salem, N.C.
ALL DAY
NC State
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Camel City Invite
Clairmonte Takes 3000M Title on First Day at Camel City Invite
2/7/2020 9:28:00 PM | Track
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – The NC State track and field team opened competition at the Camel City Invitational on Friday at the JDL Fast Track.
The women's distance runners impressed on Friday as the Pack had three top-10 finishes in the women's 3000m, including first and third-place finishes by Dominique Clairmonte and Anna Vess, respectively.
Sprints: Ally Henson qualified for the women's 60m hurdles finals with a third-place finish in the prelims and an 8.78 mark. That time ranks eighth in program history. In the finals, she set a new PR, crossing the finish line in 8.62 for second place.
The men were also represented in the 60m hurdles finals thanks to a second-place prelim finish. Cameron Murray clocked in at 8.05 to advance to the finals, which is the fourth-fastest time in the NC State record books. He notched an 8.09 in the finals to finish in fourth place.
Throws: Tyson Fortenberry took home fourth-place honors in men's weight throw competition with a 61'7.75" (18.79m) throw, which is a top-10 NC State mark.
WOMEN'S 800M
NC State continues competition at the Camel City Elite on Saturday.
#GoPack
The women's distance runners impressed on Friday as the Pack had three top-10 finishes in the women's 3000m, including first and third-place finishes by Dominique Clairmonte and Anna Vess, respectively.
Sprints: Ally Henson qualified for the women's 60m hurdles finals with a third-place finish in the prelims and an 8.78 mark. That time ranks eighth in program history. In the finals, she set a new PR, crossing the finish line in 8.62 for second place.
The men were also represented in the 60m hurdles finals thanks to a second-place prelim finish. Cameron Murray clocked in at 8.05 to advance to the finals, which is the fourth-fastest time in the NC State record books. He notched an 8.09 in the finals to finish in fourth place.
Throws: Tyson Fortenberry took home fourth-place honors in men's weight throw competition with a 61'7.75" (18.79m) throw, which is a top-10 NC State mark.
WOMEN'S 800M
- Sam Bush – 2:16.22
- Ares Epps – 1:54.61
- Kyle Durham – 1:56.04
- Anna Vess – 5:07.17
- Tim Bason – 4:29.90
- Tanis Baldwin – 4:30.53
- Ally Henson – 8.78*
- Ally Henson – 8.62, second place
- Cameron Murray – 8.05*
- Cameron Murray – 8.09
- Tyson Fortenberry – 61'7.75" (18.79m)
- Jaylen Spellman – 43'11.25" (13.39m)
- Will Pruden – 38'0.75" (11.60m)
- Dominique Clairmonte – 9:37.06, first place
- Anna Vess – 9:46.21, third place
- Isabel Zimmermann – 9:49.08
- Mariah Howlett – 9:49.78
- Sarah LaTour – 10:14.31
- Ben Verchick – 8:38.53
- Peyton Barish – 8:52.70
NC State continues competition at the Camel City Elite on Saturday.
#GoPack
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