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Marlena Wesh Season 2012-13

PositionSprints
Height5-6
ClassSenior
HometownVirginia Beach, Va.

Career Honors • Olympic Games Semifinalist, 400 (2012) • USTFCCCA First-Team All-American, Indoor 400 (2011-12) • USTFCCCA First-Team All-American, Outdoor 400 (2012) • USTFCCCA First-Team All-American, 4×100 (2012) • USTFCCCA Second-Team All-American, Indoor 400 (2013) • NCAA Qualifier, Indoor 400 (2011-13) • NCAA Qualifier, Outdoor 400 (2012) • NCAA Qualifier, 4×100 & Outdoor 4×400 (2012) • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, Indoor 400 (2010) • ACC Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year (2012) • ACC Most Valuable Outdoor Track Performer (2012) • ACC Champion, Indoor 400 (2011-13) & 4×400 (2011-13) • ACC Champion, Outdoor 400 (2011-12) & 4×400 (2012) • ACC Champion, 4×100 (2012) • All-ACC, Indoor 200 (2011) & Outdoor 200 (2011-12) • All-ACC Academic, Indoor Track & Field (2011) • All-ACC Academic, Outdoor Track & Field (2012) • All-Big XII, Indoor 400 (2010), Indoor & Outdoor 4×400 (2010) • NACAC U23 Championships Silver Medalist, 400 (2012)Clemson Highlights• Ranks first in Clemson history in the indoor and outdoor 400, fifth in the indoor 200 and 400 hurdles, & sixth in the outdoor 200.2012-13 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • NCAA qualifier in the 400 dash, she was a second-team All-American in the event • ACC Champion for a third straight year in the 400, she posted an indoor best of 52.84 at the conference championship meet in Blacksburg, VA • Helped Clemson’s 4×400 relay to an ACC Championship as well, the team posted a time of 3:36.12 as the second leg • Competed at the ACC Championships in the 200 dash and took fourth place in the final after compiling a time of 23.74 2011-12 Outdoor Highlights • Finished 19th at the Olympic Games in the 400 dash, advancing to the semifinal round as a collegian; ran 51.98 in the prelims representing Haiti • USTFCCCA first-team All-American in the 400 dash and with the 4×100 relay • Helped 4×1 to bronze medal finish and school-record time of 43.43 in the semifinals of the national meet in Des Moines • Placed sixth in the 400-meter dash and clocked time of 52.13 in the final • Top-seeded competitor among 24 entries in the 400 dash, she owns a personal best 51.43 from her meet record, winning time at the ACC Championships • Earned first ACC Most Valuable Track Performer award after scoring 38 out of 40 potential points in four events; won the 400 and helped both relay teams to conference titles as well • Victory in the 400 dash was her fourth straight ACC crown in the event in as many tries • Ran 50.78 split on anchor leg at the NCAA East Preliminary Round to propel the 4×4 to a berth at outdoor nationals • Clocked personal best 23.06 in runner-up finish to teammate Dezerea Bryant in the 200-meter dash at ACCs • Did not compete in the 200 dash at the East Prelims in order to focus on the 400 and relays • Posted top time in Jacksonville in the 400, she ran 51.59 in the quarterfinals • Helped 4×100 team to school record time of 43.45 at the Florida Relays • Won the silver medal at the NACAC U23 Championships in the 400 dash, running a time of 51.23 in the final 2011-12 Indoor Highlights • USTFCCCA first-team All-American after a fifth-place finish in the 400 dash • Posted time of 53.03 in the prelims at the NCAA meet and 53.17 in the final • Best indoor time of 52.21 came in gold medal showing at the prestigious New Balance Invitational in New York City • Anchored 4×400 relay to victory at the ACC Championships in Boston, MA • Placed fourth in 200-meter dash at ACCs with a time of 23.78, but her best time in the event was 23.51 at the Auburn Invitational in January 2010-11 Outdoor Highlights • Earned a sweep of the ACC crowns in the 400 meters; she posted a time of 52.28 in the league meet at Duke’s Wallace Wade Stadium • Scored runner-up finishes at the ACC Championships in the 200 dash (23.26) and with the 4×400 relay • Qualified to compete at the NCAA East Preliminary Round in four different events, but did not make the trip to Bloomington, IN due to a suspension 2010-11 Indoor Highlights • Notched first All-America accolade with eighth-place finish in the final at the NCAA Championships in the 400 dash, but a fall took her out of her bid to win the national title • Posted a time of 52.88 in the 400 prelims at the national meet, which was one of the top times of the qualifying round • Earned ACC championship in the 400 dash with a Clemson record time of 53.10; it was first 400 crown by a Tiger female indoors since Marcia Smith won it in 2001 • Ran anchor leg for the Tigers’ ACC championship 4×400 relay as well; team clocked a season-best time of 3:37.26 in Blacksburg • ACC third-place finisher in the 200 dash, she had a season-best time of 23.47 to earn the all-conference accolade 2009-10 Highlights (at Oklahoma) • Earned Big XII honors during the 2010 indoor season after posting NCAA provisional qualifying time (54.24) at the conference meet • Top 200m time of the season was 24.13 at the Arizona State Invitational outdoors • Qualified for the NCAA West Preliminary Round in the 400m dash, she finished 29th with a time of 54.59 Landstown High School Highlights • 2008 Nike Indoor National Champion in the 200m, she was runner-up at the Nike Outdoor Nationals that same season • Eight-time state champion in Virginia, collecting multiple titles in the 100m, 200m and 300m dash events • Became first female in Virginia high school history to win the 100m, 200m and 400m at the same state championship meet (2009) • Competed for the United States at the 2008 Caribbean Scholastic Championships in Puerto Rico • Coached by Tom Anderson Personal • Born 2/16/91• Daughter of Hernould and Margareth Wesh, both native Haitians • Earned undergraduate degree in psychology from Clemson in August of 2013 • Owns dual citizenship between the U.S. and Haiti and has four siblings • Younger brother, Darrell, is an All-American sprinter at Virginia Tech Best Collegiate Times • 100 – 11.70 • 200 – 23.06 • 300 – 38.09 • 400 – 51.43 • 500 – 1:11.82 • 400 Hurdles – 57.49

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Senior
2013

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Junior
2011

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