Track & Field

Feb. 27, 2010

Women Collect Seven Points on Day Two of SEC Championships



Sorrillo wins heat, advances to 60-meter final

 


FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —

T
wo Kentucky women’s shot putters collect six points in total to put the women’s team in seventh position with 14 points after day two at the Southeastern Conference Championships Saturday at the Randal Tyson Track Complex.

Ashley Muffet in her second throw of the women’s shot put posted a mark of 16.73m/53-8.50 as she finished fourth, scoring five of the team’s six points from that event. Jennifer Svoboda picked up one point with a throw of 15.09m/49-6.25 as she finished eighth in the event. Mary Angell finished just outside of the top eight with a throw of 14.91m/48-11.

 

An additional point was added for the women in the final event of the day when freshman Cally MacCumber placed eighth in the 3,000m run with a time of 10:02.84.

 

On the men’s side, Rondel Sorrillo, who entered the meet ranked second in the nation in the men’s 60-meter dash, coasted into the event’s final in 6.66, winning the second heat of the preliminaries that included four Wildcats stacked side by side. Kwasi Obeng, Alex Williams, and Justin Austin finished fourth, fifth and sixth, respectively, in the heat but failed to advance.

 

Sorrillo will compete tomorrow in a much anticipated final that features three NCAA automatic qualifiers including national leader Jeff Demps of Florida and Marcus Rowland of Auburn.  
 
 

 

Competing in his first SEC Championship, Darryl Bradshaw, a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., set a personal-best time of 8.19 in the 60m hurdle preliminaries. Bradshaw’s time placed him in seventh position in the prelims and secured a spot in the final Sunday at 1:45 ET.

 

Senior Jenna Martin posted her best time in the 400m dash since the 2008 NCAA Indoor Championships with a time of 53.82 to finish in fourth place and advance her into the final Sunday at 2:35 ET.

 

In the women’s and men’s mile, UK pushed three into the final tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. ET respectively. For the women, senior Katherine Peterson claimed the final spot with a personal-best time of 4:53.13. For the men, junior Josh Nadzam finished in the eighth position with a time of 4:08.18 and freshman Patrick McGregor set a personal-best time of 4:09.74 to round out the event’s top 10.  

 

Kentucky looks to make up ground on the leaderboard Sunday, the final day of the SEC Indoor Championships, after qualifying athletes for six slots in finals on the men’s side.

 

Competition begins at 11 a.m. ET with Kristin Smith in the weight throw. Smith is currently second in the SEC women’s weight throw with a mark of 20.57, just .02m away from first.

 

Follow live results and many other features at ArkansasRazorbacks.com.

 

Saturday’s Field Events

Women’s Pole Vault Final – 12:00 p.m. CT (AUTO: 4.25; PROV: 4.00m)

14. Samantha Stenzel – 3.73m

Mary Durham – NH

Men’s Long Jump Final – 3:00 p.m. CT (AUTO: 7.85; PROV: 7.50)

10. Keenon Hall – 7.05m

Women’s Long Jump Final – 3:00 p.m. CT (AUTO: 6.38; PROV: 6.13)

11. Precious Nwokey – 5.63m

Women’s Shot Put Final – 4:10 p.m. CT (AUTO: 16.90; PROV: 15.20)

4. Ashley Muffet – 16.37m

8. Jennifer Svoboda – 15.09m

9. Mary Angell – 14.91m

 

Saturday’s Track Events

Men’s 60m Hurdles Prelim – 1:50 p.m. CT (AUTO: 7.70; PROV: 7.91)

7. Darryl Bradshaw – 8.19 (Qualified for Final)

Men’s 60m Dash Prelim – 2:50 p.m. CT (AUTO: 6.60; PROV: 6.71)

3. Rondel Sorrillo – 6.66 (Qualified for Final)

17. Kwasi Obeng – 6.84

20. Alex Williams – 6.88

27. Justin Austin – 7.00

Women’s 1 Mile Run Prelim – 3:10 p.m. CT (AUTO: 4:37.00; PROV: 4:47.00)

10. Katherine Peterson – 4:53.13 (Qualified for Final)

17. Samantha Norman – 5:06.39

18. Megan Wright – 5:12.01

19. Claire Laverty – 5:12.48


Men’s 1 Mile Run Prelim – 3:30 p.m. CT (AUTO: 3:59.00; PROV: 4:03.50

)

8. Josh Nadzam – 4:09.18 (Qualified for Final)

10. Patrick McGregor – 4:09.74 (Qualified for Final)

14. Jeremy Zagorski – 4:12.24

18. Matt Wagner – 4:20.23

Women’s 400m Dash Prelim – 3:50 p.m. CT (AUTO: 52.40; PROV 54.40)

4. Jenna Martin – 53.82 (Qualified for Final)

11. Jazmyn Shorter – 55.39

20. Brittany Cabbler – 57.63

Men’s 400m Dash Prelim – 4:20 p.m. CT (AUTO: 46.15; PROV: 47.25)

18. Cody Miller – 48.75

27. Ben Mason – 50.30

Men’s 800m Run Prelim – 5:20 p.m. CT (AUTO: 1:48.00; PROV: 1:50.50)

2. Sharif Webb – 1:50.40 (Qualified for Final)

9. Trent Halasek – 1:52.94 (Qualified for Final)

17. William Rover – 1:57.46


Men’s 200m Dash Prelim – 5:50 p.m. CT (AUTO: 20.83; PROV: 21.23)


13. Rondel Sorrillo – 21.30

14. Kwasi Obeng – 21.41

23. Sean Lange – 21.94

24. Alex Williams – 22.10

Women’s 3000m Run Final – 6:20 p.m. CT (AUTO: 9:13; PROV: 9:32.00)

8. Cally MacCumber – 10:02.84

13. Lindsey Petri – 10:12.70

Andrea Halasek-Richardson – DNF

Men’s 3000m Run Final – 6:35 p.m. CT (AUTO: 7:54.50; PROV: 8:08.00)

           


9. Adam Henken – 8:18.36

11. Luis Orta – 8:20.20

15. Walter Luttrell – 8:25.26

21. Bruce Hordusky – 8:43.47

 

 
Men’s Current Team Rankings ( Day Two)

1. Arkansas –  
            57

2. Georgia –    
            26

3. LSU –           
            25

4. Florida –     
            23

5. Mississippi-             22

6. Auburn –    
            17

7. South Carolina –    14

8. Alabama –               8

9. Tennessee –             3

 

Women’s Current Team Rankings (Day Two)

1. Florida –                   50

2. Arkansas –                30

3. Tennessee –              25

4. LSU –                         17.5

5. South Carolina –      16

5. Alabama –                16

7. Kentucky –               14

8. Mississippi –             13

9. Georgia –                  4.5

10. Mississippi St.        4

11. Auburn                  3

12. Vanderbilt             2                     

 

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