Two Earn All-American First Team Honors to Conclude Men’s Competition

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State observe and subject workforce wrapped up males’s competitors on the NCAA Championships on Friday, whereas additionally starting the heptathlon. Kentre Patterson and Tyler Johnson each earned a spot on the All-American First Workforce by scoring factors for the Buckeyes. Alexus Pyles is sixth total within the heptathlon after competing within the first 4 occasions.

FIELD FINALS RESULTS

• Shaun Miller Jr. completed ninth within the excessive bounce finals by clearing 2.15m on his first try.
• Within the discus throw, Tanner Watson completed 12^th total with a finest throw of 57.53m.

TRACK FINALS RESULTS

• Kentre Patterson completed sixth within the 110m hurdles (13.46) to earn three factors for the Buckeyes. Simply 0.01 seconds separated fourth by way of sixth place.
• Tyler Johnson completed eighth within the 400m (45.83) to earn a degree for Ohio State.
• Eric Harrison was ninth within the 200m (20.71).

HEPTATHLON

• Alexus Pyles posted a personal-best time of 13.07 within the 100m hurdles to win the occasion to start the heptathlon. Her time earned her 1,114 factors.
• Pyles cleared 1.72m on her second try within the excessive bounce to complete eighth total. Her 879 factors introduced her whole to 1,993, which was good for second place.
• Pyles had an outside personal-best throw of 10.43m within the shot put. She sat at eighth after the primary three occasions with 2,551 factors.
• Pyles completed sixth within the 200m (24.21) to earn 961 factors, bringing her four-event whole to three,512. She at present sits in sixth place after the primary 4 occasions.

ALL-AMERICANS (MEN)

• First Workforce: Hayden Tobias (shot put), Kentre Patterson (110m hurdles), Tyler Johnson (400m)
• Second Workforce: Eric Harrison (100m), Robby Oswald (pole vault), 4×100 relay (Kainnan Ramsey, Harrison, Adrian Curry, Reward Olatoke), 4×400 relay (Zidane Brown, Donnie James, Reward Olatoke, Tyler Johnson), Shaun Miller Jr. (excessive bounce), Tanner Watson (discus), Eric Harrison (200m)

UP NEXT

The Buckeye ladies wrap up the season on Saturday, starting at 1:30 p.m. ET (10:30 a.m. PT) with the heptathlon lengthy bounce.

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