Gators end the indoor season at NCAA championships

Virginia Beach, va. – The Florida Gators completed the second day of the NCAA Indoor Athletics Championships in the Virginia Beach Sports Complex on Saturday and completed the first half of the team competition of the 2025 athletics plan

Two entries fought for orange and blue on the last day of the championship competition. Asia Phillips Participated in the women's triple jump and finally deserved a tenth place with their 13.11 m m-most attempt. Her ultimate goal was six places in front of her national seed, which took part in the competition.

The 4×400 m relay of the Gator, which took part in the last heat of the evening, finally earned a eighth place with a time with 3: 06.93. This last heat, which was largely characterized by a potentially masterful collision and a significant mistake by part of the incumbent crew, led to a number of protests and a disqualification. The last time the Gator was not affected and took eighth place as soon as the dust had settled.

Ashton Schwartzman Corrected and posted a 46.51 second second leg that was the fastest of Florida's group

Next on

The Gators begin the athletics season outdoors in Tallahassee and take on the FSU relay. The meeting, which begins on March 27, marks the beginning of the NCAA men outdoors outdoors. The Gator women will break through after a second-placed team team in the Outdoor Meet in 2024.

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