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WPU Places Ninth at Heart Championships Des Moines–A small yet mighty crew of Statesmen women’s track and field athletes performed admirably at the Heart of America Athletic Conference Championships Friday and Saturday. WPU finished ninth out of 13 programs with 44 points, while Grand View claimed the team crown with 176 points. Three individuals scored points in multiple events, led by a pair of bronzes from Katherine Hunter (Jr., Bloomfield, Iowa) in the hurdles. The junior hit the line in 15.76 seconds in the 100 and 1:06.90 in the 400. Sprinter Shaniah Newby (So., Twentynine Palms, Calif., Nursing) was right behind Hunter in points, taking third in the 100-meter dash (12.90) and fourth in the 200-meter dash (25.97). Newby was much faster in the preliminary race, breaking her own school record at 25.01 seconds. Her previous mark of 25.27 came last month at the same track. ....
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Four Crowns for WPU at Home Meet Oskaloosa–A quartet of William Penn women’s track and field athletes claimed titles as the program hosted the William Penn Statesmen Invitational Friday. Danisha Washington (Jr., Peoria, Ill.) was the fastest female on the track as she posted a winning 100-meter dash time of 12.62 seconds. Raven Williams (Jr., Las Vegas, Nev.) took home the gold in the 400 with a time of 1:02.55, while Michaela Kmiec (So., Centerville, Texas, Exercise Science) earned the victory in the 800-meter run at 2:34.37. Abigaille Batu-Tiako (So., Plattsburgh, N.Y.) headlined WPU’s jumping crew winning the long jump with a mark of 16-7.75. ....
Statesmen Compete in First Big Meet of Year Maryville, Mo.–The William Penn track and field teams found success against programs from several different divisions when it competed at the Northwest Open hosted by Northwest Missouri State Saturday. Jackson Coates (So., Aldie, Va.) headlined the men’s efforts with three high finishes, including winning the triple jump event at 45-9.25. The sophomore was also fifth in the long jump (22-1) and 20th in the 60-meter dash (7.06 seconds). Coates was joined in the 60’s top 20 by Joel Brown (So., Columbus, Ga.) who was 12th in a time of 6.96. Jaelen Love (Jr., Crown Point, Ind.) was a fellow strong sprinter, placing 26th in the 200-meter dash in 22.70. ....