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 Hammonds Setes RMC record

February 2nd   Bloomington, IL

The Lady Eagles were back on the road this past weekend at the Titan Open in Bloomington, Illinois.  This year, the meet was a lot smaller leaving more room for improvement.  The biggest improvement came from Janvier Hammonds in the mile.  She knocked off twenty five seconds in the mile for a new school record!  Erika Hudson also saw improvement in her specialty event, the 400m.  She finished with a time of 1:03.  Natasha Buchanan and Tanginia Tasker also had an adequate run finishing just a few seconds behind Hudson.  Christine Luke represented RMC in the short sprints and just missed finals in the 55m with a time of 7.71. Alicia and Andrea Fiorino made their indoor season debut with finishes in the mile and 3000m respectively.  Nicquel Fischer led the throwers with a 29 foot throw in the shot put.  Loreal Nolden, Kameeca Pickney-Wilson, and Jatorie McCullum, were close behind.  This weekend the Women’s Track Team will not have far to travel.  We are looking forward to continuing progress at the Dick Pond Invitational which will be held at Lewis University.

 

 

 

Luke Breaks 55m Dash Record

January 19, 2008
Kenosha, WI

Saturday proved to be a great season opener for the Lady Eagles Track & Field team.  The weather may have been cold, but they were burning up the track as Christine Luke capped off the meet with the school record in the 55m dash.  Luke finished 4th overall with a time of 7.75 seconds.  She also received a 9th place finish in the 200m dash.  Several others started the indoor season strongly.  In the 400m dash, Erika Hudson just missed scoring points with her 10th place finish.  Tanginia Tasker and Natasha Buchanan ran this event finished 13th and 14th respectively.  Our top finishers in the 800m run were Janvier Hammonds and Kirstyn Desantis with top fifteen finishes.  Our throwers finished off the meet with the shot put event.  Loreal Nolden placed 13th and Kameeca Pinkney-Wilson and Jatorie McCullum finished close behind. 

The Private College Invite proved to be a great starting point for our track team.  We are looking forward to see what the rest of the year will bring the Robert Morris College Women's Track Team.