
Bulldogs Take Home Three Outdoor SoCon Championships
5/9/2023 10:38:00 PM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field
CULLOWHEE, N.C. – On day two of the 2023 Outdoor Southern Conference Championships, Mecca Jackson and Solomon Ghosh secured three outdoor championship wins.
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Final Results (PDF)
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Mecca Jackson has become the first female track athlete to win the 100m and 200m dash. Jackson claimed the top position in both events with a noteworthy performance, clocking 11.52 seconds in the 100m and a school-record time of 23.68 seconds in the 200m.
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Jackson joins Kenyon Doyle and Curtis Hardy as the only Cadet-Athletes to win the 100m and the 200m in a single season. Doyle accomplished this feat on the men's side in the 1999 outdoor season. Hardy won both in the 1985 and 1986 outdoor seasons.Â
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Solomon Ghosh successfully defended his discus title by throwing 174-09, securing the first position. Ghosh is the most recent Bulldog to win the discus title since Anthony Geer was crowned the champion in 2007.Â
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Jack Mulvey was selected to the All-Freshman team.
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The men's team secured fifth place in the conference with a total of 78 points, while the women's team earned sixth place with program record 65 points.Â
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On the Men's Side
On the Women's Side
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Final Results (PDF)
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Mecca Jackson has become the first female track athlete to win the 100m and 200m dash. Jackson claimed the top position in both events with a noteworthy performance, clocking 11.52 seconds in the 100m and a school-record time of 23.68 seconds in the 200m.
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Jackson joins Kenyon Doyle and Curtis Hardy as the only Cadet-Athletes to win the 100m and the 200m in a single season. Doyle accomplished this feat on the men's side in the 1999 outdoor season. Hardy won both in the 1985 and 1986 outdoor seasons.Â
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Solomon Ghosh successfully defended his discus title by throwing 174-09, securing the first position. Ghosh is the most recent Bulldog to win the discus title since Anthony Geer was crowned the champion in 2007.Â
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Jack Mulvey was selected to the All-Freshman team.
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The men's team secured fifth place in the conference with a total of 78 points, while the women's team earned sixth place with program record 65 points.Â
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On the Men's Side
- Stephen Kraeling earned all-conference recognition by securing the second position in the high jump, with a clearance of 6-08.75.
- Treonte Newton ran a PR time of 47.67 in the 400m finals to finish in third and earn all-conference honors.
- The 4x100m relay team of Joe Duncan Rogers, Demetrius Shine, Treonte Newton, and Mac Strunk earned all-conference honors by finishing in third at 42.52.
- Prince Moody achieved fifth place in the high jump event by leaping 6-04.75.
- Hi'keem Elmore and Ghosh finished back-to-back in the shot put. Ghosh finished in fifth with a put of 45-05.25 and Elmore with 45-04.25.
- Fred Hamilton threw 122-02 in the discus to finish in eighth.
- Jack Mulvey cleared 5-10.75 in the high jump and finished in eighth place.
- Tereis Drayton finished eighth with a PR toss of 44-0.25.
- In the 800m finals, Andrew Smith secured the eighth position with a time of 1:57.85.
- Ty Duben and Owen Sharnas earned top-ten finishes in the 5k. Duben finished in eighth with a PR time of 15:20.98, and Sharnas placed tenth with 15:38.28.
On the Women's Side
- Tatiana Corso earned the all-conference recognition for her outstanding performance. She secured the second position in the shot-put event with an impressive throw of 41-10.75. She also secured the eighth position in the discus with a throw of 120-02.
- Zeniyah Lawrence has earned all-conference honors by placing third overall in the 100m with a PR time of 11.88. She placed sixth overall in the 200m with a time of 25.01.
- Gabby Shea achieved a time of 2:18.12, earning her eighth place in the 800m finals.
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