Ohio State Travels to Penn Relays

Ohio State at Penn Relays

Dates: Thursday, April 28, 2022 via Saturday, April 30, 2022

Time: All Day

Venue: Franklin Discipline (Philadelphia, Pa.)

Meet info: Meet Web site | Stay Outcomes | Stay Stream

Roster: Ohio State (girls) (males)

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State monitor and area staff travels to the Penn Relays in Philadelphia this weekend. Greater than 200 schools and universities will likely be competing on the three-day meet, being held for the primary time since 2019 and the 126^th time general.

On Thursday, the collegiate portion of the meet will start at 11:30 a.m. with the ladies’s hammer throw and at 5:35 p.m. with the ladies’s 400m hurdles. On Friday, collegiate area occasions will start at midday and monitor occasions at 12:30 p.m. with the ladies’s distance medley relay. On Saturday, the ladies’s discus throw will kick off collegiate competitors at 9:30 a.m. The ladies’s 4x1500m relay will start the monitor occasions at 12:30 p.m.

• The Buckeyes hosted the annual Jesse Owens Basic this previous weekend at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, combining for 14 monitor wins and 10 area wins.
• Adelaide Aquilla broke the college outside, meet and stadium document within the discus throw (57.38m) by throwing greater than 10 meters additional than the remainder of the sector. Aquilla additionally broke the stadium document within the shot put (18.94m) as she already holds this system document. Within the shot put, Aquilla beat all opponents by at the very least 3.83m.
• The Ohio State girls’s 4x100m relay ran a 43.27, the second-fastest time in class outside historical past, to set a Jesse Owens Stadium document. Leah Bertrand, Anavia Battle, Nya Bussey and Yanique Dayle ran the relay.
• Within the girls’s 800m, Aziza Ayoub (2:03.78) and Mary Figler (2:04.81) ran the second and fourth-fastest occasions in OSU girls’s outside historical past.
• On the lads’s facet, Tanner Watson’s 58.22m discus throw and Luke Bendick’s 5.33m pole vault each ranked second in OSU males outside faculty historical past.
• Bryannia Murphy clocked the third-fastest time in class outside historical past within the 400m (52.12).
• Within the girls’s 1500m, Addie Engel (4:21.20) and Ayoub (4:21.97) ran the fourth and fifth-fastest occasions in program outside historical past.
• The Buckeye girls had a trio on the top-five all-time listing of OSU outside performances for the 100m, however the wind exceeded the appropriate threshold for data. Battle’s 11.06 would have been a faculty document if wind authorized, whereas Bertrand (11.21) and Bussey (11.22) would’ve been fourth and fifth, respectively.

High-16 Rankings (in response to TFRRS.org)

• First – Girls’s Shot Put: Adelaide Aquilla (18.94m)
• Second – Males’s 400m: Tyler Johnson (44.95)
• Third – Girls’s 200m: Anavia Battle (22.42)
• Eighth – Girls’s 100m: Anavia Battle (11.06)
• Eighth – Girls’s 4x100m relay: Yanique Dayle, Anavia Battle, Nya Bussey, Leah Bertrand (43.17)
• Ninth – Males’s 110m hurdles: Oscar Smith (13.56)
• Ninth – Girls’s Discus Throw: Adelaide Aquilla (57.38m)
• 10^th – Males’s 100m: Eric Harrison (10.10)
• 11^th – Girls’s 4x400m relay: Jaydan Wooden, Chanler Robinson, Alyssa Marsh, Bryannia Murphy (3:30.25)
• 12^th – Males’s 4x400m relay: Armani Modeste, Donnie James, Tyler Johnson, Zidane Brown (3:02.52)
• 13^th – Girls’s 800m: Aziza Ayoub (2:03.78)
• 14^th – Girls’s Triple Bounce: Jaimie Robinson (13.38m)
• 15^th – Males’s 110m hurdles: Kentre Patterson (13.60)
• 15^th – Males’s Shot Put: Hayden Tobias (19.47m)
• 16^th – Girls’s 400m: Bryannia Murphy (52.12)

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