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Tigers Conclude Weekend Competition with Three New School Records

Tigers Conclude Weekend Competition with Three New School RecordsTigers Conclude Weekend Competition with Three New School Records

BOB POLLOCK RESULTS | BU JOHN THOMAS TERRIER CLASSIC RESULTS

CLEMSON, S.C. – The Clemson track & field program delivered a standout weekend across two meets, posting three new school records, seven additional all‑time top‑10 marks, and 18 personal bests between the Boston University John Thomas Terrier Classic and the Bob Pollock Invitational.

In Boston, Gladys Chepngetich and Nancy Cherop each secured school records for the Tigers. Chepngetich placed third in the women’s 800m invite in 1:58.81, breaking both the Clemson and ACC records while climbing to No. 2 on the NCAA all‑time list. Cherop followed with a school record of her own, finishing sixth in the women’s 3000m in 8:51.10, shattering the previous program mark by 24 seconds. In the men’s 800m invite, Brian Kweyei ran 1:46.02 to set another Clemson record, the second‑fastest 800m time in ACC history (and the fastest since 1989), and moves into a tie for No. 17 on the NCAA all‑time list.

At the Bob Pollock Invitational, six Tigers added all‑time top‑10 performances. Aiya Webb jumped 6.26m (20′ 6.50″) to move to No. 7 in program history, while Matthew Auble strengthened his No. 2 standing in the weight throw with a PR of 21.54m (70′ 8″). Andre Hodge matched his 6.65 from last week in the 60m semifinals, remaining tied for 10th on Clemson’s all‑time list. Divine Aniamaka placed second in the men’s triple jump with a PR 16.10m (52′ 10″), ranking him No. 2 in school history. Briana Campbell won the women’s 200m in 23.04, moving to No. 3 on Clemson’s all‑time list. In the women’s 3000m, Emily Lamontagne’s PR 9:24.94 climbed to No. 6 all‑time, while Elizabeth Ilanda’s 9:28.34 now ranks ninth.

BOB POLLOCK DAY TWO FULL RESULTS (JAN. 31) | TRACK EVENTS

Men’s 200m

Women’s 200m

  • First Place | Campbell – 23.04 seconds (PR, Third on Clemson’s All-Time Top 10 list)
  • Sixth Place | Aleksandra Stoilova – 23.54 seconds (SB)
  • Seventh Place | McKenzie Calloway – 23.66 seconds
  • 10th Place | Aniyah Kitt – 23.84 seconds
  • 17th Place | Sade Grey – 24.15 seconds
  • 38th Place | Aysia Fingall – 25.12 seconds
  • 43rd Place | Isabelle Nebel – 25.62 seconds

Men’s 800m

Women’s 800m

Men’s 3000m

Women’s 3000m

  • Fourth Place | Lamontagne – 9:24.94 (PR, Sixth on Clemson’s All-Time Top 10 list)
  • Sixth Place | Ilanda – 9:28.34 (Ninth on Clemson’s All-Time Top 10 list)
  • 15th Place | Lowa Branth – 9:41.31 (PR)

Men’s 4x400m

  • Fourth Place | Clemson A (Holliday, Brown, Kidd & Stock) – 3:10.55

Women’s 4x400m

  • Third Place | Clemson A (Buelow, Williams, Kitt & Giddings) – 3:36.89
  • Seventh Place | Clemson B (Fingall, Gray, Nebel & Calloway) – 3:43.90

 

BOB POLLOCK DAY TWO FULL RESULTS (JAN. 31) | FIELD EVENTS

Women’s High Jump

  • Third Place | Danielle Noble – 1.64m / 05’ – 04.50”
  • Ninth Place | Biance Martinez – 1.64m / 05’ – 04.50”
  • Tied for 11th Place | Danya Spoor – 1.64m / 05’ – 04.50”

Men’s Pole Vault

Men’s Triple Jump

  • Second Place | Aniamaka – 16.10m / 52’ – 10.00” (PR, Second on Clemson’s All-Time Top 10 list)

Women’s Triple Jump

Men’s Shot Put

Women’s Shot Put

  • Fifth Place | Kimeka Smith – 16.02m / 52’ – 09.25”

 

JOHN THOMAS TERRIER DAY TWO FULL RESULTS (JAN. 31) | TRACK EVENTS

Men’s 800m Invite

  • First Place | Kweyei – 1.46.02 seconds (PR, School Record, tied for 17th in NCAA history, Second All-Time ACC)

 

BOB POLLOCK DAY ONE FULL RESULTS (JAN. 30) | TRACK EVENTS

Men’s 60m Prelims

  • Eighth Place | Hodge – 6.68 seconds (Qualified for semifinals)
  • 11th Place | Bobcombe – 6.72 seconds (Qualified for semifinals)
  • 12th Place | I. Johnson – 6.72 seconds (=SB, qualified for semifinals)
  • 18th Place | Kevin Collins – 6.78 seconds (Qualified for semifinals)
  • 19th Place | J. Johnson – 6.79 seconds (qualified for semifinals)

Men’s 60m Semifinals

  • Seventh Place | Hodge – 6.65 seconds (=PR, Remains tied for 10th on Clemson’s all-time top 10 list, Qualified for finals)
  • 14th Place | Bobcombe – 6.73 seconds
  • 16th Place | I. Johnson – 6.76 seconds
  • 18th Place | Collins – 6.77 seconds
  • 21st Place | J. Johnson – 6.82 seconds

Women’s 60m Prelims

  • Second Place | Kitt – 7.27 seconds (SB, Qualified for semifinals)
  • Fourth Place | Makhaila Mills – 7.31 seconds (=SB, Qualified for semifinals)
  • Eighth Place | Campbell – 7.40 seconds (Qualified for semifinals)
  • 13th Place | Stoilova – 7.42 seconds (Qualified for semifinals)
  • 15th Place | Calloway – 7.44 seconds (Qualified for semifinals)

Women’s 60m Semifinals

  • Third Place | Kitt – 7.25 seconds (SB, Qualified for semifinals)
  • Seventh Place | Mills – 7.33 seconds (Qualified for semifinals)
  • Ninth Place | Campbell – 7.35 seconds
  • 12th Place | Calloway – 7.38 seconds
  • 14th Place | Stoilova – 7.41 seconds

Women’s 60m Finals

  • Third Place | Kitt – 7.28 seconds
  • Fifth Place | Mills – 7.39 seconds

Men’s 60mH Prelims

  • 11th Place | Khailan Vitalis – 8.06 seconds (qualified for semifinals)
  • 22nd Place | Dillon Kaulback – 8.76 seconds

Men’s 60mH Semifinals

  • Eighth Place | Vitalis – 7.90 seconds (=PR, qualified for finals)

Women’s 60mH Prelims

  • 22nd Place | Fingall – 8.61 seconds (qualified for semifinals)

Women’s 60mH Semifinals

  • 20th Place | Fingall – 8.56 seconds (PR)

Men’s 400m

  • 15th Place | Jayden Brown – 47.40 seconds (PR)
  • 20th Place | Brayden Tidwell – 47.57 seconds (PR)
  • 28th Place | Kidd – 47.91 seconds

Women’s 400m

  • Seventh Place | Shanque Williams – 53.57 seconds
  • 12th Place | Brynn Buelow – 54.98 seconds
  • 26th Place | Nebel – 56.24 seconds (SB)
  • 46th Place | Buller – 1:00.50

Men’s Mile

  • 19th Place | Trey Sullivan – 4:09.44 (PR)
  • 22nd Place | Victor Ndiwa – 4:10.47
  • 28th Place | Anderson Boetsch – 4:16.13 (PR)
  • 29th Place | D. Sullivan – 4:17.23
  • 30th Place | Kiplimo – 4:19.20
  • 34th Place | Walker – 4:21.63
  • 40th Place | Verska – 4:30.59

Women’s Mile

  • Third Place | Dinneen – 4:48.45
  • Fourth Place | Ilanda – 4:50.73
  • Sixth Place | Timms – 4:52.75
  • 13th Place | Roush – 4:55.08

Men’s 5000m

Men’s Distance Medley Relay

  • Second Place | Clemson (Serra, Brown, Stock & T. Sullivan) – 10:10.73

 

BOB POLLOCK DAY ONE FULL RESULTS (JAN. 30) | FIELD EVENTS

Women’s Pole Vault

Women’s Long Jump

  • Fourth Place | Webb – 6.26m / 20’ – 06.50” (Seventh on Clemson’s all-time top 10)
  • Seventh Place | Tia Stapleton – 5.93m / 19’ – 05.50” (SB)
  • 29th Place | Eliana Henriques – 5.34m / 17’ – 06.25”
  • 33rd Place | Spoor – 5.07m / 16’ – 07.75”

Men’s Weight Throw

  • Second Place | Auble – 21.54m / 70’ – 08.00” (PR, Remains second on Clemson’s all-time top 10 list)

Women’s Weight Throw

  • Third Place | Ella Brooks – 18.68m / 61′ – 03.50″
  • Sixth Place | Kendra Dye – 18.30m / 60′ – 00.50”

 

JOHN THOMAS TERRIER FULL RESULTS (JAN. 30) | TRACK EVENTS

Women’s 800m Invite

  • Third Place | Chepngetich – 1:58.81 (PR, School Record, ACC Record, Second-fastest time in NCAA History)

Women’s 3000m

  • Sixth Place | Cherop – 8:51.10 (School Record)

 

Up Next

Clemson intends to send a few multis to compete in the Virginia Tech hosted Doc Hale Invitational heptathlon on Feb. 6 and 7, while also being slated for the Carolina Classic in Columbia, S.C.

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