
Sterling Warner-Savage Wins 60-Meter at ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships
February 26, 2022 | Track & Field
BLACKSBURG, Va. – Sterling Warner-Savage clocked a time of 6.64 seconds to take the men's 60-meter on the final day of competition at the 2022 ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships.
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A total of five Cardinals earned first-team All-ACC distinction, while five also recieved second-team All-ACC honors. The men finished in eighth, while the women placed tenth in the final team standings.
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The win marks the first conference title for Warner-Savage after a third-place finish last season. The senior is now a three-time All-ACC honoree.
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Cade Richeson and Sean Roth earned second-team All-ACC distinction with their field performances Saturday, Richeson opened the final day of action a sixth-place and personal-best throw of 18.28m (59-11.75) in the men's shot put. Battling back from injury all season, Roth cleared a season-best height of 5.16m (16-11) to finish sixth in the men's pole vault
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Eight athletes achieved personal-bests on the final day of competition. In addition to Richeson, Adar Sheere, Bryan Hudson, and Jorge Contreras recorded personal-best marks in the men's shot put. Ty McPhail and Grigoris Nikolaou continued the field success with personal best clearances in the men's pole vault and triple jump, respectively.
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Claire Bushur posted a personal-best mark of 14.46m (47-5.25) in the women's shot put, while Rachel Darden accomplished her best clearance of 12.24m (40-2) in the women's triple jump.
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The women's 4x400-meter relay of Katie Martin, Je'Nyia Burton, Brooke Weimer, and Kiyah Yeast turned in a season-best time of 3:42.19 to close out the conference meet.
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Select Cardinals will make a return to Birmingham, Ala. to compete in the 2021 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships from March 11-12.
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ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships
February 26, 2022
Blacksburg, Va. | Rector Field House
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*- Personal Best
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Running Events
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Women 60-Meter - Finals
Taylor Herbert - 7.50
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Men 60-Meter - Finals
Sterling Warner-Savage – 6.64
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Women 200-Meter - Finals
Kiyah Yeast – 24.22
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Men 3000-Meter - Finals
Ben Ewert – 8:27.71
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Women 4x400-Meter Relay
Katie Martin, Je'Nyia Burton, Brooke Weimer, Kiyah Yeast – 3:42.19*
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Field Events
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Men Shot Put
Cade Richeson – 18.28m (59-11.75)*
Jorge Contreras – 18.10m (59-4.75)*
Bryan Hudson – 17.75m (58-3)*
Adar Sheere – 17.24m (56-6.75)*
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Women Triple Jump
Rachel Darden – 12.24m (40-2)*
Riley Burger – 12.10m (39-8.5)
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Men Pole Vault
Sean Roth – 5.16m (16-11)
Ty McPhail – 5.06m (16-7.25)*
Zach Frye – 4.91m (16-1.25)
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Women Shot Put
Claire Bushur – 14.46m (47-5.25)*
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Men Triple Jump
Grigoris Nikolaou – 15.28m (50-2.5)*
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Overall Team Score
Men: 35 (8th)
Women: 29 (10th)
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A total of five Cardinals earned first-team All-ACC distinction, while five also recieved second-team All-ACC honors. The men finished in eighth, while the women placed tenth in the final team standings.
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The win marks the first conference title for Warner-Savage after a third-place finish last season. The senior is now a three-time All-ACC honoree.
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Cade Richeson and Sean Roth earned second-team All-ACC distinction with their field performances Saturday, Richeson opened the final day of action a sixth-place and personal-best throw of 18.28m (59-11.75) in the men's shot put. Battling back from injury all season, Roth cleared a season-best height of 5.16m (16-11) to finish sixth in the men's pole vault
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Eight athletes achieved personal-bests on the final day of competition. In addition to Richeson, Adar Sheere, Bryan Hudson, and Jorge Contreras recorded personal-best marks in the men's shot put. Ty McPhail and Grigoris Nikolaou continued the field success with personal best clearances in the men's pole vault and triple jump, respectively.
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Claire Bushur posted a personal-best mark of 14.46m (47-5.25) in the women's shot put, while Rachel Darden accomplished her best clearance of 12.24m (40-2) in the women's triple jump.
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The women's 4x400-meter relay of Katie Martin, Je'Nyia Burton, Brooke Weimer, and Kiyah Yeast turned in a season-best time of 3:42.19 to close out the conference meet.
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Select Cardinals will make a return to Birmingham, Ala. to compete in the 2021 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships from March 11-12.
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ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships
February 26, 2022
Blacksburg, Va. | Rector Field House
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*- Personal Best
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Running Events
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Women 60-Meter - Finals
Taylor Herbert - 7.50
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Men 60-Meter - Finals
Sterling Warner-Savage – 6.64
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Women 200-Meter - Finals
Kiyah Yeast – 24.22
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Men 3000-Meter - Finals
Ben Ewert – 8:27.71
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Women 4x400-Meter Relay
Katie Martin, Je'Nyia Burton, Brooke Weimer, Kiyah Yeast – 3:42.19*
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Field Events
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Men Shot Put
Cade Richeson – 18.28m (59-11.75)*
Jorge Contreras – 18.10m (59-4.75)*
Bryan Hudson – 17.75m (58-3)*
Adar Sheere – 17.24m (56-6.75)*
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Women Triple Jump
Rachel Darden – 12.24m (40-2)*
Riley Burger – 12.10m (39-8.5)
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Men Pole Vault
Sean Roth – 5.16m (16-11)
Ty McPhail – 5.06m (16-7.25)*
Zach Frye – 4.91m (16-1.25)
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Women Shot Put
Claire Bushur – 14.46m (47-5.25)*
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Men Triple Jump
Grigoris Nikolaou – 15.28m (50-2.5)*
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Overall Team Score
Men: 35 (8th)
Women: 29 (10th)
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