Humphrey destroys record books as a big ten indoor long jump champion

Complete results

Indianapolis – The athletics teams for men and women in Illinois ended the first day of the big ten indoor championships on Friday (February 28th) from the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavillion. Tacoria Humphrey Severed several long jump records, including the records of the big ten, school and big ten indoor championships on the way to their title victory 6.94 m (22-9 1/4).

Humphrey becomes the first Illini Long Pulloper (sixth individual in the program history), who has surpassed the B1G Indoor Podium for 18 years since Yvonne Mensah did in 2007.

Sophia Beckmon Earn silver in the long jump with its 6.60 m (21-8) jump to a two-two finish for the Illini. Morgan Smalls Fifth (6.31 m (20-8 1/2)) and Darja Sopova Seventh (6.12 m (20-1) placed to absorb half of the podium.

Phethisang Makhethe earned a big ten-indoor championship in silver medal in the weight throw with its 23.02 m (76-6 1/4) litter. Jordan Kosondy Moved to the NCAA indoor championships qualifying position with its 22.28 m (73-1 1/4) shell, which today brought in their fifth in the competition, and it is the second best throw in school history.

Tori Thomas Obled the bronze medal in the pole vault, which solved 4.46 m (14-7 1/2) Mia Morello Sixth's 4.26 m (13-11 1/4) placed.

Cody Johnston Sixth in the pole vault, 5.35 m (17-6 1/2) and Tyler Sudduth Also sixth in the weight throw, 21.67 m (71-1 1/4).

The DMR team of women: Kennady AndersonPresent Azariyah BryantPresent Sam Poglitsch And Halle Hill Sixth (11: 11.40). The men's DMR team: Nicolas DovalovskyPresent Jackson GilbertPresent Trey Sato And Will Merrick This result is also replicated that occupies sixth place (9: 41.05).

Melissa Wullschleger He took seventh place in her first Big Ten Indoor Championships Pentathlon with the fourth best score of the program, 3,984 points.

Asia Thomas Qualified for the 60 m final, which organizes the Vierchnelle qualification time in the preparation times (7.26). Dwayne Johnson won his 60 mh heat to get to tomorrow's final (7.80).

The women's team currently leads the field with 50 points after the first day, while the men sit in ninth place with nine points.

Big ten champions

• Tacoria Humphrey won the long jump with the record of Big Ten, School and Big Ten Indoor Championships, 6.94 m (22-9 1/4).

Podium

• Sophia Beckmon In the long jump, second place took second place, 6.60 m (21-8).
• Phethisang Makhethe Second placed in the weight throw, 23.02 m (75-6 1/4).
• Tori Thomas Third in the pole vault, 4.46 m (14-7 1/2) placed.
• Jordan Kosondy Fifth in the weight throw, 22.28 m (73-1 1/4).
• Morgan Smalls Fifth in the long jump, 6.31 m (20-8 1/2).
• Cody Johnston Sixth in the pole vault, 5.35 m (17-6 1/2).
• Mia Morello Sixth in the stable vault, 4.26 m (13-11 1/4).
• Tyler Sudduth Sixth in the weight throw, 21.67 m (71-1 1/4).
• DMR team of women: Kennady AndersonPresent Azariyah BryantPresent Sam PoglitschPresent Halle Hill Sixth 11: 11.40 placed.
• Men's DMR team: Nicolas DovalovskyPresent Jackson GilbertPresent Trey SatoPresent Will Merrick Sixth 9: 41.05 placed.
• Melissa Wullschleger Sevented in pentathlon placed (3,984 points).
• Darja Sopova Seventh in the long jump, 6.12 m (20-1).

Top 10 program marks

First – long jump: Tacoria Humphrey6.94 m (22-9 1/4).
Second – weight throw: Jordan Kosondy22.28 m (73-1 1/4).
Fourth – Pentathlon: Melissa Wullschleger (3,984).

Rating

WOMEN
1. Illinois – 50
2. Oregon – 42
3. Minnesota – 26
4. Washington – 22
5. Penn State – 18
6. Michigan State – 16
7. Wisconsin – 12
8. Iowa – 11
9. Rutgers – 10
10. Purdue – 9
11. UCLA – 7
12. Nebraska – 6
13. Indiana – 4
14. Maryland – 1
– Michigan- 0
– Ohio state- 0
– USC- 0

Men
1. Wisconsin – 33
2. Oregon – 29
3. Washington – 26
4. Iowa – 24
5. Nebraska – 19
6. USC – 18
7. Indiana – 13
7. UCLA – 13

9. Illinois – 9
10. Rutgers – 7
11. Michigan – 3
12. Purdue – 1
– Michigan State- 0
– Ohio state- 0
– Penn State- 0

Notes

Full illini results

Pentathlon

Melissa Wullschleger – Seventh (3,984)

• Third in the 60mh (8.51).
• Fourth placed in the task, 12.72 m (41-8 3/4).
• Eighth in the long jump, 5.78 m (18-11 1/4).
• 11. In 800m (2: 24.37).
• 17. Placed in the high jump, 1.58 m (5-2 1/4).

Lucie Kienast – 21. (2,546)

• Third place at the start, 12.98 m (42-7).
• Fifth in the high jump, 1.70 m (5-7).
• 12. In 60mh (8.74).
• Knocked out of the long jump.
• DNF 800m

Heptathlon

Rafael Raap – First (3,250)

• Won the long jump, 7.37 m (24-2 1/4).
• Second placed in the 60 m (6.93).
• Second placed in the shot, 14.26 m (46-9 1/2).
• Place in the high jump, 1.88 m (6-2).

Next on

The orange and blue athletics squad turn tomorrow (March 1) at the end of the big ten indoor championships with the heptathlon at 9:20 a.m., Field Events at 10:10 a.m. and follow events at 12:20 p.m. CT.