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UVA Challenge
Chapman Sets Heptathlon School Record on Final Day of Virginia Challenge
4/23/2022 5:37:00 PM | Track
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - The NC State track & field programs concluded competition at the Virginia Challenge on Saturday, breaking a school record and setting multiple top-10 program marks.
DISTANCE
Zach Hughes tabbed the fourth-best 800m time in program history, running a personal-best 1:50.26.
JUMPS
Michelle Cobb attained a first-place finish in the women's triple jump, setting a PR with a leap of 13.08m (42' 11") that bettered her own third-best jump in program history.
MULTI-EVENTS
Heptathlon action resumed with the long jump, and Timara Chapman continued a stellar weekend with a personal-best 6.07m (19' 11"). The leap was good for second place and ranks sixth in program history.
In the javelin, Chapman took second place with a 36.70m (120' 5") throw.
The final event of the heptathlon was the 800m, and Chapman charted a PR of 2:19.61 that earned her a third-place finish.
Chapman collected 5614 points, topping her own school record and taking first place with the 15th-best mark in the country.
SPRINTS
Cameron Murray and Joshua Brockman earned the top two spots in the men's 110m hurdles, Murray placing first with a 13.94 and Brockman taking second with a 13.95.
The Pack saw a third-place finish in the men's 4x100m with Alan Alvarez, Alexander Lang, Alexander Nunley and Henry Young running a 39.88.
Jada Griffin and Ally Henson each ran personal bests in the women's 200m. Griffin clocked a 23.55 for second place and the sixth-fastest time in program history, and Henson registered a 24.75.
In the men's 200m section, Nunley crossed the finish line in 21.17.
UP NEXT
NC State is slated to travel to three meets the weekend of April 28-30. The Pack will compete at Penn Relays, the Charlotte Invitational and the Torrin Lawrence Memorial.
RESULTS
HEPTATHLON LONG JUMP
- Timara Chapman - 6.07m, 19' 11" (2nd place)
WOMEN'S 100H
- Brandi Hughes - 13.93 (8th place)
- Ally Henson - 13.99 (10th place)
MEN'S 110H
- Cameron Murray - 13.94 (1st place)
- Joshua Brockman - 13.95 (2nd place)
MEN'S 4X100M
- Alan Alvarez, Alexander Lang, Alexander Nunley, Henry Young - 39.88 (3rd place)
HEPTATHLON JAVELIN
- Timara Chapman - 36.70m, 120' 5" (2nd place)
MEN'S 400H
- Chris Jenkins - 55.58 (22nd place)
WOMEN'S 200M
- Jada Griffin - 23.55 (2nd place)
- Ally Henson - 24.75 (22nd place)
MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
- Chris Alexander - 15.42m, 50' 7.25" (6th place)
WOMEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
- Michelle Cobb - 13.08m, 42' 11" (1st place)
- Jirah Sidberry - 12.50mw, 41' 0.25" (8th place)
MEN'S 200M
- Alexander Nunley - 21.17 (11th place)
- Henry Young - 21.50 (20th place)
- Von Douglas - 21.52 (22nd place)
HEPTATHLON 800M
- Timara Chapman - 2:19.61 (3rd place)
MEN'S 800M
- Zach Hughes - 1:50.26 (7th place)
- Ares Epps - 1:50.94 (18th place)
- Gavin Gaynor - 1:55.84 (50th place)
- Kyle Durham - 1:58.94 (53rd place)
MEN'S 4X400M
- Alexander Nunley, Alan Alvarez, Henry Young, Cameron Murray - 3:16.99 (8th place)
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