Thursday, February 27
South Bend, Ind.
University of Louisville
vs
ACC Championships
Photo by: Kadee Hudson
Cardinals Wrap Up Day One at the ACC Indoor Championships
February 27, 2020 | Track & Field
Micah Oberhausen leads the Heptathlon after the first day
South Bend, Ind. -- The University of Louisville men's and women's track and field team wrapped up the first day at the 2020 ACC Indoor Championships on Thursday evening. The Louisville women were able to score 11 points in two events on day one and currently stands in fifth place.
The day started with the multi-events and wrapped up on the track with the distance medley relay.
Addie Wanner picked up two points for the women's team with her seventh place finish in the pentathlon. The sophomore finished with a personal best 3617 points. Her best finish of the day was second in the high jump.
Micah Oberhausen finished the first day atop the leaderboard in the heptathlon after four events with 3085 points. He finished first in the 60 meters and the shot put. Clay Moss will go into the final day of events in seventh place with 2634 points.
Louisville was able to pick up nine points in the women's weight throw. Makenli Forrest and Halee Hudson led the Cardinal women with fourth and fifth place throws. Forrest threw for 21.71m/71-2.75 to finish fourth. Hudson heaved a personal best of 21.13m/69-4 to finish fifth.
Competition will continue on Friday at 11:00 a.m. with the first of three events in the heptathlon. Field events will open with the women's high jump at noon and the men's 3000m will start things on the track.
ACC Indoor Championships
Feb. 27, 2020
Loftus Sports Center | South Bend, Ind.
Women's Weight Throw
4. Makenli Forrest, 21.71m/71-2.75
5. Halee Hudson, 21.13m/69-4
Men's Heptathlon (Through Four Events)
1. Micah Oberhausen, 3085 points
7. Clay Moss, 2634 points
Men's Heptathlon 60m
1. Micah Oberhausen, 7.01
3. Aaron Johnson, 7.10
10. Clay Moss 7.30
Men's Heptathlon Long Jump
2. Micah Oberhausen, 7.02m/23-.50
4. Clay Moss, 6.82m/22-8.50
Men's Heptathlon Shot Put
1.Micah Oberhausen, 14.81m/48-7.25
10. Clay Moss, 10.22m/33-6.50
Men's Heptathlon High Jump
5. Micah Oberhausen, 1.78m/5-10
6. Clay Moss, 1.75m/5-8.75
Women's Pentathlon (Final)
7. Addie Wanner, 3617 points
Women's Pentathlon 60mH
7. Addie Wanner, 9.05m
Women's Pentathlon High Jump
2. Addie Wanner, 1.67m/5-5.75
Women's Pentathlon Shot Put
8. Addie Wanner, 10.68m/35-.50
Women's Pentathlon Long Jump
8. Addie Wanner, 5.24m/17-2.25
Women's Pentathlon 800m
10. Addie Wanner, 2:29.55
MEN'S STANDINGS
(2 of 17 events completed)
1. Notre Dame 21
2. Virginia Tech 13
3. NC State 9
4. Pitt 8
5. Wake Forest 7
6. Miami 6
7. Duke 5
8. Virginia 4
t-9. North Carolina 2
t-9. Georgia Tech 2
11. Boston College 1
WOMEN'S STANDINGS
(3 of 17 events completed)
1 NC State 20
2. Notre Dame 18
3. Duke 16
4. Virginia Tech 14
5. Louisville 11
t-6. Wake Forest 10
t-6. Miami 10
8. Pitt 5
t-9. Clemson 4
t-9. Virginia 4
11. Florida State 3
12. Georgia Tech 2
The day started with the multi-events and wrapped up on the track with the distance medley relay.
Addie Wanner picked up two points for the women's team with her seventh place finish in the pentathlon. The sophomore finished with a personal best 3617 points. Her best finish of the day was second in the high jump.
Micah Oberhausen finished the first day atop the leaderboard in the heptathlon after four events with 3085 points. He finished first in the 60 meters and the shot put. Clay Moss will go into the final day of events in seventh place with 2634 points.
Louisville was able to pick up nine points in the women's weight throw. Makenli Forrest and Halee Hudson led the Cardinal women with fourth and fifth place throws. Forrest threw for 21.71m/71-2.75 to finish fourth. Hudson heaved a personal best of 21.13m/69-4 to finish fifth.
Competition will continue on Friday at 11:00 a.m. with the first of three events in the heptathlon. Field events will open with the women's high jump at noon and the men's 3000m will start things on the track.
ACC Indoor Championships
Feb. 27, 2020
Loftus Sports Center | South Bend, Ind.
Women's Weight Throw
4. Makenli Forrest, 21.71m/71-2.75
5. Halee Hudson, 21.13m/69-4
Men's Heptathlon (Through Four Events)
1. Micah Oberhausen, 3085 points
7. Clay Moss, 2634 points
Men's Heptathlon 60m
1. Micah Oberhausen, 7.01
3. Aaron Johnson, 7.10
10. Clay Moss 7.30
Men's Heptathlon Long Jump
2. Micah Oberhausen, 7.02m/23-.50
4. Clay Moss, 6.82m/22-8.50
Men's Heptathlon Shot Put
1.Micah Oberhausen, 14.81m/48-7.25
10. Clay Moss, 10.22m/33-6.50
Men's Heptathlon High Jump
5. Micah Oberhausen, 1.78m/5-10
6. Clay Moss, 1.75m/5-8.75
Women's Pentathlon (Final)
7. Addie Wanner, 3617 points
Women's Pentathlon 60mH
7. Addie Wanner, 9.05m
Women's Pentathlon High Jump
2. Addie Wanner, 1.67m/5-5.75
Women's Pentathlon Shot Put
8. Addie Wanner, 10.68m/35-.50
Women's Pentathlon Long Jump
8. Addie Wanner, 5.24m/17-2.25
Women's Pentathlon 800m
10. Addie Wanner, 2:29.55
MEN'S STANDINGS
(2 of 17 events completed)
1. Notre Dame 21
2. Virginia Tech 13
3. NC State 9
4. Pitt 8
5. Wake Forest 7
6. Miami 6
7. Duke 5
8. Virginia 4
t-9. North Carolina 2
t-9. Georgia Tech 2
11. Boston College 1
WOMEN'S STANDINGS
(3 of 17 events completed)
1 NC State 20
2. Notre Dame 18
3. Duke 16
4. Virginia Tech 14
5. Louisville 11
t-6. Wake Forest 10
t-6. Miami 10
8. Pitt 5
t-9. Clemson 4
t-9. Virginia 4
11. Florida State 3
12. Georgia Tech 2
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