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Josh Sobota and Luke Brown Have Field Day at Tiger Paw Invitational

Josh Sobota and Luke Brown Have Field Day at Tiger Paw Invitational

CLEMSON, S.C. and SEATTLE, Wash. — It was a field day for the Kentucky track and field team Saturday at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, S.C., as Josh Sobota claimed his fourth win of the season in the shot put and Luke Brown lengthened his own school record in the triple jump. 

Making his season debut, Brown opened the day by improving his triple-jump school record by six inches to 53 feet, 11 inches/16.43 meters. He placed second in the event.  

Sobota won his fourth shot-put competition, out of five appearances this season, with a mark of 65’4.25”/19.92m. 

UK added to the success in the track events. Karimah Davis, Masai Russell, Christal Mosley and Dajour Miles ran a season-best 3:29.40 to finish as runners-up in the women’s 4×400-meter relay, moving to No. 5 on UK all-time list. 

Kennedy Lightner placed third in the Tiger Paw men’s 200m with a time of 20.54, a season best. 

Meanwhile at the Husky Invitational in Seattle, Jenna Schwinghamer led the way with a third-place slot in the women’s 800-meter run. Her time of 2:04.84 is an indoor personal best and improves her No. 2 mark on the UK all-time performers’ list. Sydney Steely came in sixth in the event with a time of 2:04.94, a personal best while at UK and No. 3 on the UK all-time performers’ list.   

Tiger Paw Invitational: Live Results
Husky Classic: Live Results 

Friday report 

Masai Russell won each of the three rounds she entered on Friday with an 8.02Q in the first round and 7.92Q in the semifinals round at her first 60-meter hurdles competition since breaking the collegiate record with a 7.75 in Lubbock, Texas three weeks ago.  

Russell’s next competition is likely to be the Southeastern Conference Championships in a fortnight. Russell has won the 60H at each of the four meets where she has run the hurdles this season. 

Yasmin Brooks was sixth in the Tiger Paw women’s 60m hurdles final with a time of 8.18. 

Logan Coles began the day for the Wildcats at Tiger Paw with a podium finish in the men’s open weight throw. His 65-feet, nine-inch/20.04 meters throw was a personal best, moving up to No. 6 on the UK all-time performers’ list. Michael Browning placed fourth (65’1.5”/19.85m) and Dennis Ohene-Adu placed fifth with a new PB (64’4”/19.61m) that moved him to No. 10 on the UK all-time performers’ list. 

Jordan Anthony was sixth (fifth overall collegian) in the Tiger Paw men’s 60m final with a time of 6.68 in the third round he had run on Friday. 

In Seattle, UK distance runners competed in the Husky Classic. Jake Allen turned in the best performance on Friday, finishing seventh in the open 3,000-meter competition with a personal-best time of 8:01.22. 

Next for the Wildcats 

On Friday, Feb. 17, Wildcat distance runners will compete at Wake Forest’s JML DMR meet. The full squad will be in action Feb. 24-25 at the Southeastern Conference Indoor Championships held at the University of Arkansas. 

Tiger Paw Invitational – Clemson, S.C. 
Friday, February 10 
Men  Weight Throw Open  Prelim/ 

Final 

3. Logan Coles: 65’9”/20.04m | personal best, No. 6 on UK all-time list 

4. Michael Browning: 65’1.5”/19.85m 

5. Dennis Ohene-Adu: 64’4”/19.61m |  

Personal best, No. 10 on UK all-time list 

15. Daroyce Flemons: 57’1”/17.40m 

Women  Long Jump  Prelim/ 

Final 

5. Anthaya Charlton: 20’8.5”/6.31m 

49. Meg Wilson: 18’3.75”/5.58m 

Women  Pole Vault Seeded  Final  14. Payton Phillips: 12’3.5”/3.75m 
Women  60 Hurdles  Prelim  1. Masai Russell: 8.02Q 

12. Yasmin Brooks: 8:30Q 

Men  60 Hurdles  Prelim  38. Jacob Sobota: 8.50 
Women  Weight Throw Open  Prelim/ 

Final 

15. Leah Moore: 55’3.75”/16.86m 
Women  60 Meter  Qualifying  14. Victoria Perrow: 7.33q 

22. Anthaya Charlton: 7.38q 

44. Colleen Branch: 7.55 

52. Shadajah Ballard: 7.58 

Men  60 Meter  Qualifying  9. Jordan Anthony: 6.72Q 

31. Langston Jackson: 6.80 

Women  60 Hurdles  Semi-Final  1. Masai Russell: 7.92Q 

6. Yasmin Brooks: 8.21Q 

Women  Mile  Final  9. Julz Williams: 5:01.02 
Women  Pole Vault Unseeded  Final  9. Kaitlyn Cain: 12’3.5”/3.75m 
Men  Long Jump  Prelim/Final  11. Jordan Turner: 24’1.75”/7.36m 

34. Jacob Sobota: 22’1.75”/6.75m 

Women  60 Meter  Semi-Final  10. Victoria Perrow: 7.27 

14. Anthaya Charlton: 7.30 

Women  400 Meter  Final  27. Christal Mosley: 53.57 

41. Megan Moss: 54.50 

71. Reynei Wllace: 56.49 

72. Seven Simms: 56.64 

76. Mahogany Mobley: 58.47 

77. Iantha Wright: 58.92 

Women  Weight Throw Invite  Prelim/ 

Final 

7. Simi Akinrinsola: 63’7”/19.38m 
Men  60 Meter  Semi-Final  8. Jordan Anthony: 6.66q 
Men  400 Meter  Final  9. Brian Faust (UKTF Class of 2022): 46.25 

15. Wayne Lawrence Jr.: 46.51 

69. Brandon Nyandoro: 49.44 

71. Beck O’Daniel: 49.60 

79. Tavon Williams: 50.23 

Women  60 Hurdles  Final  1. Masai Russell: 7.94 

6. Yasmin Brooks: 8.18 

Men  60 Meter  Final  6. Jordan Anthony: 6.68 
Saturday, February 11 
Women  Shot Put  Prelim/Final  17. Simi Akinrinsola: 47’11.75”/14.62m 

25. Leah Moore: 45’3.75”/13.81m 

33. Annika Williams: 40’11”/12.47m 

Men  Triple Jump  Prelim/Final  2. Luke Brown: 53’11’/16.43m | broke his own school record 

13. Joseph Palmer: 48’7.25”/14.81m 

Women  High Jump  Final  16. Mallory Mullen: 5’4.5”/1.64m 

23. Annika Williams: 5’4.5”/1.64m 

Men  800 Meter  Final  9. Justin Swann: 1:50.62 

17. John O’Donnell: 1:52.67 

Women  200 Meter  Final  15. Karimah Davis: 23.45 

30. Dajour Miles: 23.80 

37. Victoria Perrow: 24.00, personal best 

42. Colleen Branch: 24.05, personal best 

47. Tamiia Fuller: 24.17 

59. Reynei Wallace; 24.37, personal best 

Men  Shot Put  Prelim/Final  1. Josh Sobota: 65’4.25”/19.92m 

9. Dennis Ohene-Adu: 56’8.75”/17.29m 

Women  Triple Jump  Prelim/Fina  17. Sophie Galloway: 41’2.25”/12.55m 
Men  200 Meter  Final  3. Kennedy Lightner: 20.54, season best 

16. Jordan Anthony: 21.01 

26. Brandon Miller: 21.20 

38. Langston Jackson: 21.51 

Men  High Jump  Final  15. Donsten Brown: 6’5”/1.96m 
Men  Pole Vault Seeded  Final  8. Dalton Shepler: 16’8”/5.08m 

Keaton Daniel: NH 

Women  4 x 400 Meter Relay  Final  2. UK (Karimah Davis, Masai Russell, Christal Mosley, Dajour Miles): 3:29.40, season best, No. 5 on UK all-time list 

20. UK (Megan Moss, Reynei Wallace, Tamiia Fuller, Seven Simms): 3:44.15 

Men  4 x 400 Meter Relay  Final  10. UK (Wayne Lawrence, Brandon Miller, Justin Swann, Kennedy Lightner): 3:06.41, season best No. 9 on UK all-time list 

16. UK (Brandon Nyandoro, Beck O’Daniel, Tavon Williams, John O’Donnell): 3:16.92 

 

Husky Classic – Seattle, Washington 
Friday, February 10  
Men    3000 Meter  Open  7. Jake Allen: 8:01.22, personal best  

59. Jackson Watts: 8:25.31  

70. Miles Brush: 8:33.39  

71. Harper Moore, 8:37.34  

Women    5000 Meter  Open  43. Kaylie Kenne: 16:43.30, personal best 
Men    5000 Meter    Open    46. Aaron Withrow: 14:30.60, pers. best 
Women    3000 Meter    Invitational    15. Tori Herman: 9:13.44 

  

Saturday, February 11    
Women    Mile    Final    39. Phoebe McCowan: 4:46.66, PB by more than five seconds 

64. Ally Kruger: 4:52.16 

Men    Mile    Final    42. Jake Allen: 4:05.79 

55. Dylan Allen: 4:08.07 

77. Jackson Watts: 4:11.44 

97. McLean Griffin: 4:17.10 

Women  800 Meter  Final  3. Jenna Schwinghamer: 2:04.84, indoor personal best, improves No. 2 mark on UK all-time performers’ list 

6. Sydney Steely: 2:04.94, season best/personal best while at UK, No. 3 on the UK all-time performers’ list 

9. DeAnna Martin: 2:06.66 

25. Bryanna Lucas: 2:10.25 

36. Ally Kruger: 2:13.72 

Men  800 Meter  Final  9. Alex Justus: 1:50.32, season best 

 

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