Oberhausen Earns Silver in Heptathlon; Sanga Takes Bronze in 5000m on Day Two of ACC Indoor Championships

Friday, February 26

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Oberhausen Earns Silver in Heptathlon; Sanga Takes Bronze in 5000m on Day Two of ACC Indoor Championships

February 26, 2021 | Track & Field

Day 2 Compiled Results

The Louisville women stand in second place, while the men are in third after Friday's events

By: Lori Harmon

Purity Sanga earned the bronze medal in the 5000 mile run Louisville women's track and field team stands second and Micah Oberhausen took the silver medal in the heptathlon to help the men move into third place after day two of the 2021 ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Clemson Indoor Track Center.

The meet will conclude on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. starting with the men's triple jump. Live results can be viewed here and tomorrow's start list can be accessed here.

ACC Network Extra will return to provide coverage at the Friday and Saturday sessions. Play-by-play announcer Shawn Kenney will be joined by veteran analyst Larry Rawson from noon until the meet's conclusion (approximately 4:30 p.m.) on Saturday. In addition, ACCNX will live stream a flow of the action from 10:30 a.m. until noon on Saturday. The live stream can be viewed here.

For the women, the UofL currently sits in second place with 39 points behind Duke (42 points). Virginia stands third with 31.5 points.

Sanga captured the bronze medal in the 5000m run, clocking in at 16:17.90 to earn first team All-ACC honors. Senior Bailey Bailey posted her season-best time of 16:52.14 to finish 15^th.

Junior Emma Bryant qualified for the mile final after finishing sixth in the prelims with a career-best time of 4:47.38.

Addie Wanner finished ninth in the pentathlon, tallying 3640 points for a career-best showing. Wanner established a personal best mark of 1.73m (5-8) to finish second in the pentathlon high jump and a career-best mark of 5.34m (17-6.25) in the long jump.

On the men's side, Louisville stands third with 30.5 points behind Virginia Tech (8) and Pittsburgh (32).

The Cardinals earned a pair of All-ACC honors in the heptathlon with junior Micah Oberhausen finishing with a personal-best score of 5360, good for a silver medal and All-ACC first team honors. Freshman Justin Lehmkuhler earned All-ACC second team accolades, tallying a career-best 4961 points.

Junior Sterling-Warner Savage qualified for Saturday's 60m final after finishing third in the 60m prelims with a time of 6.67.

ACC Indoor Championships
Friday February 26, 2021
Clemson, S.C.
^ season best; * personal best

Men's Heptathlon
Overall standings (through four events)
2. Micah Oberhausen, 5360 points*
5. Justin Lehmhuhler, 4961 points*
8. Aaron Johnson, 4796 points

Hept 60m Hurdles
4. Justin Lehmhuhler, 8.55
8. Micah Oberhausen, 8.85
14. Aaron Johnson, 9.33

Hept Pole Vault
4. Micah Oberhausen, 4.20m (13-9.25)
6. Justin Lehmkuhler, 4.10m (13-5.25)
11. Aaron Johnson, 3.50 (11-5.75)

Hept 1000m
4. Micah Oberhausen, 2:49.61
9. Justin Lehmkuhler, 2:55.03
11. Aaron Johnson, 3:01.30

Mile Run prelims
20. Albert Kosgei, 4:12.31^

Men Long Jump
8. Cayden Spencer-Thompson, 7.20m^
13. Jeremiah Willis, 6.88m (22-1.75)

60m Prelims
3. Sterling Warner-Savage, 6.67q

400m Prelims
35. Kameron Jones, 49.82^

Women's Pentathlon
Overall Pentathlon Standings
9. Addie Wanner, 3640*
13. Brooke Weimer, 3555

Pent 60m Hurdles
8. Brooke Weimer, 8.86
15. Addie Wanner, 9.26

Pent High Jump
2. Addie Wanner, 1.73m (5-8)*
17. Brooke Weimer, 1.52m. 4-11.75

Pent Shot Put
6. Addie Wanner, 11.06m (36-3.5)
18. Brooke Weimer, 9.22m (30-3)

Pent Long Jump
3. Brooke Weimer, 5.70m (18-8.5)
10. Addie Wanner, 5.34m (17-6.25)*

Pent 800m
10. Brooke Weimer, 2:26.76
15. Addie Wanner, 2:34.27

Women Mile Run prelims
6. Emma Bryant 4:47.38* Q

Women 60m
9. Jaelynn Williams, 7.63*
16. Kiyah Yeast, 7.76

Women 400m
11. McKenzie Bell, 55.89

Women 5000m
3. Purity Sanga, 16:17.90
15. Bailey Beery, 16:52.14^
19. Ivine Chemutai, 16:58.96

Women Long Jump
13. Ariel Lawrence, 5.77m (18-11.25)
17. Riley Burger, 5.54m (18-2.25)
20. Briana Washington, 5.44m (17-10.25)
21. Gabriela Leon, 5.39m (17-8.25)

Women's Standings
(7 of 17 events completed)
1. Duke, 42
2. Louisville, 39
3. Virginia – 31.5
4. Miami, 24
5. Notre Dame, 22
6. Georgia Tech, 18.5
6. North Carolina, 18.5
6. Virginia Tech 18.5
9. Wake Forest, 15
10. Florida State, 10
10. NC State, 10
10.Syracuse, 10
13. Clemson, 8
14. Boston College, 5
15. Pittsburgh, 1

Men's Standings
(7 of 17 events completed)
1. Virginia Tech, 48
2. Pittsburgh, 32
3. Louisville, 30.5
4. Notre Dame, 28
5. North Carolina, 22
6. Florida State, 20
6. Georgia Tech, 20
8. Duke, 19
9. Virginia, 13
10. Miami, 12.5
11. Wake Forest, 11
12. Syracuse, 7
13.NC State, 5
14. Boston College, 3
15. Clemson, 2