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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. The 126th iteration of the Penn Relays concluded on Saturday as several Tigers earned the opportunity to compete for championships to close out what was an extremely impressive weekend for Clemson's track and field program. Most notably, Rojé Stona broke his own school record in the discus throw and set the new mark at 65.11 meters.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. The Clemson throws group followed Rojé Stona's school record-breaking discus throw on Friday with two additional top-10 marks, one by Daniel Cope and one by Marie Forbes, each in the hammer throw. Several other Tigers posted impressive mark on Saturday as the track and field program finally avoided some bad weather that had plagued previous meets and concluded a successful fifth meet of the season. FRIDAY HIGHLIGHTS Rojé Stona was the star of the meet, winning the discus throw and setting a school record with a launch of 64.98 meter. That mark broke his previous PR by over three meters and is the No. 2 mark in the NCAA this season, as well as No. 10 in the world. Caroline Johnston continued her solid season in the long jump with a season-bet 6.01 meter leap, just .01 meter off her PR. She finished third out of 30 competitors in the event. Cameron Rose ran a blistering 20.50 second 200 meter dash, fourth-best out of over 40 competitors at the meet. SATURDAY H
GAINESVILLE, Fla. Rojé Stona stole the show on the first day of the Tom Jones Memorial Meet, setting a school record in the discus throw with an incredible mark of 64.98 meters. The personal-best not only sits atop the Clemson record book, but is the second-farthest throw in the NCAA this season and the 10th-best in the world. The two-time All-American was the national runner up in the discus in 2021. Already one of the most accomplished throwers in Clemson history, Stona shattered his previous PR of 61.94 meters by over three meters, well-surpassing the previous school record of 61.98 meters held by Jack Harkness. The junior out of Jamaica currently holds the best mark by an ACC athlete this season and projects to compete for a national title in the event again this June in Eugene, Ore. Elsewhere in Gainesville, Caroline Johnston continued her solid season on Friday, leaping a season-best 6.01 meters, just .01 meter shy of her PR. Her effort was good for third in the event. Camer