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Greenville University Athletics: Women's track and field takes second at Washington-St. Louis

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Tom Ackerman Athletic Director; Head Women's Volleyball Coach | Greenville University Athletics

Tom Ackerman Athletic Director; Head Women's Volleyball Coach | Greenville University Athletics

The women's track and field team started the outdoor portion of the schedule with a second place finish at Washington-St. Louis on Saturday. The Panthers collected 108 points in the meet and were led by Tawny Rodriguez with a win in the shot put and second place in the discus.

Rodriguez had a winning attempt of 12.51 meters (41 feet-0.50 inch) in the shot put and a runner up performance of 39.18 meters (128-6) in the discus.

Ashley Smith gave Greenville a 1-2 placement in the shot put with a second place attempt of 12.14 meters (39-10).

Talahiva Talanoa ranked second in the hammer throw with a mark of 43.45 meters (142-7).

Anna Beth Vancil ended as the runner up in the high jump with a clearance of 1.60 meters (5-3).

Greenville's 4x100 meter relay team included Jocelyn Fritz, Laila Graham, Cheyenne Bradshaw, and Eyonna Owens, and the team was third with a time of 49.93 seconds.

Cayden Sharp helped GU's team score with a pair of third place finishes. She was third in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 15.12 seconds, and she was third in the 100 meter dash when she clocked a time of 12.30 seconds.

Graham posted a third place distance in the long jump with an attempt of 5.04 meters (16-6.5).

Alexis Roberts finished third in the 400 meter dash with a time of 1:05.60, and Abbi Thomason ended third in the javelin throw with a mark of 31.49 meters (103-4).

The Panthers will return to Washington-St. Louis for a meet on March 31 and April 1.

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