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The Central Michigan University men’s track and field team could not get the one extra point it needed. Meanwhile, the women’s track and field team could not get one extra first-place finish.
One week after Central Michigan University’s track and field team notched six first-place finishes at Saginaw Valley State University’s Doug Hansen Open, the Chippewas hope to do even better on their own track.
It was business as usual for CMU track and field. The Chippewas split up this weekend, sending some of the team to Ohio State for the Jesse Owens Track Classic and others to the Al Owens Classic at Grand Valley State University. Saturday at Ohio State, the Chippewas raked in some solid performances. Five athletes scored top eight place performances in their respective races. Senior Shawntoreah Turk snagged first in the women’s 400m dash, finishing in 54.20. In the 400 hurdles, Scott Parker placed second, and senior Kyle Smith grabbed second in the javelin. Junior Bridget Doughty and junior Emma Fishnick placed third and eighth in the women’s 400m hurdles, respectively. At Grand Valley, which was also held on Saturday, the men placed second overall and the women took eighth. GVSU swept the overall title on both the men’s and women’s sides. Junior Diamond Hamilton placed first in the women's 100m dash, finishing in 12.01 seconds. Other women top finishers include sophomore Alexandra Mielke, who finished second in the 400, senior Kelsey Ritter, third in the 200, and a duo of seniors Samantha Stein and Megan Heffner, who were fourth and eighth in the high jump. For the men, both sophomore Anderson Lee in 800m run, and sophomore Craig Mauldin in the triple jump were able to win their events. Redshirt freshman Melvin Harris placed second in the high jump, and the relay team of freshman Nicholas Malliaras, freshman Brad Parsons, junior Curt Mitchell and freshman Malik Peacock combined for second in the 400 relay. The team will pick up where they left off next weekend, traveling out to San Diego California for the Triton Invitational.
Central Michigan track and field has another full weekend.
Central Michigan track and field will be splitting its squad and competing in two different events this weekend.
The outdoor track season will be in full swing this weekend, regardless of Mother Nature’s plans.
Five years ago, senior Renaldo Powell looked up at the Central Michigan record board for the first time.
A select few Central Michigan track and field members are will compete in the Akron Invitational with hopes of earning Mid-American Conference qualifying marks.
Central Michigan felt the bitter taste of finishing low in the Mid-American Conference last season, but with the new leadership of director of track and field Mark Guthrie, the Chippewas are hoping to turn around.
After an unsuccessful season last winter, the men and women of CMU track and field will kick off their indoor season Friday, Dec. 6.
Powell’s Pedicabs has turned traveling around Mount Pleasant into a source of entertainment for students and residents.
Mark Guthrie has been named Central Michigan University's director of track and field and cross country.
Most of the men’s track team competed this weekend at the Louisville Invitational, and many athletes came back with top five and top 10 finishes.
The men’s track team will return to Kentucky today, this time for the Louisville Invitational.
Freshman sprinter/jumper Shaya Wilkerson, though young and with little experience at the collegiate level, has shown early on that she has what it takes to compete. A native of Mount Laurel, N.J, she sat down and talked to Central Michigan Life staff reporter Joe Judd.
Women’s track and field will look to bounce back and gain momentum as it heads to Allendale, Mich. for the GVSU Quad meet this weekend.
Athletics department officials confirmed a Saturday night altercation between several CMU student-athletes.
Sophomore Tecumseh Adams has been released from the Central Michigan cross-country team due to being academically ineligible following the spring semester.
Two athletes will represent Central Michigan University Wednesday at the Track and Field National Championships in Des Moines, Iowa.
The eight remaining members of the Central Michigan track and field team will compete in the NCAA East Region Preliminary Rounds at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Fla., on Thursday.
