
5/1/2021 9:51:00 PM | Track & Field
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Louisiana Tech men's javelin thrower Tripp Marcus set a Texas A&M Alumni Muster meet record with a heave 71.55 meters (234'-09") in a shortened meet at E.B. Cushing Stadium. Rain forced the meet to be canceled after just eight out of 38 events were completed, none of which came on the track.
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Fellow men's javelin thrower Henry Terral set a new personal best to place second on Saturday, recording a throw of 67.82 meters (222'-06") on his first throw of the afternoon.
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Bulldog William Malone set a new personal best in the men's hammer throw with a heave of 51.80 meters (169'-11"). Malone's first throw of the afternoon helped him place fifth in the competition.
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The Bulldogs and Lady Techsters were unable to compete in any running events at Saturday's meet. This marks the second time LA Tech has missed out on a full competition during the 2021 regular season.
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"I'm very, very disappointed with the weather situation today in College Station," head coach Gary Stanley said. "I felt our student-athletes were ready for some good performances.
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"Two of our six regular season meets got rained out."
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LA Tech will now take a weekend off before competing in the Conference USA Championships on May 13-16 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
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For complete coverage of Louisiana Tech Track and Field, please follow @LATechTFXC on Twitter or visit the official home of Louisiana Tech Athletics at LATechSports.com.
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Fellow men's javelin thrower Henry Terral set a new personal best to place second on Saturday, recording a throw of 67.82 meters (222'-06") on his first throw of the afternoon.
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Bulldog William Malone set a new personal best in the men's hammer throw with a heave of 51.80 meters (169'-11"). Malone's first throw of the afternoon helped him place fifth in the competition.
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The Bulldogs and Lady Techsters were unable to compete in any running events at Saturday's meet. This marks the second time LA Tech has missed out on a full competition during the 2021 regular season.
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"I'm very, very disappointed with the weather situation today in College Station," head coach Gary Stanley said. "I felt our student-athletes were ready for some good performances.
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"Two of our six regular season meets got rained out."
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LA Tech will now take a weekend off before competing in the Conference USA Championships on May 13-16 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
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For complete coverage of Louisiana Tech Track and Field, please follow @LATechTFXC on Twitter or visit the official home of Louisiana Tech Athletics at LATechSports.com.
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