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Red Wolves Post Strong Split-Meet Week

AUSTIN, Texas/OXFORD, Miss. (3/26/22) – For the second week in a row, the Arkansas State track and field teams enjoyed a strong week of competition, spread across three meets in two different states.

Carter Shell became just the second jumper in program history to surpass the 8-meter mark, jumping 8.06m (26-5.5) to place fourth in the long jump at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Saturday.

Chelby Melvin won the women's 400m hurdles, finishing in 1:01.85 to rank eighth in program history in the event. Melvin also won the 100m hurdles earlier in the day, finishing in 14.22. She was one of four A-State hurdlers to finish inside the top five. Alexis Woodall placed second in 14.28, while Tyra Nabors and Camryn Newton-Smith placed fourth and fifth.

Newton-Smith also competed in the women's long jump, taking the top spot with an outdoor-best leap of 5.76m (18-10.75).

Bennett Pascoe took the men's 1500m crown, finishing in 3:51.07, while Kayla Wade placed third in the women's race with a personal-best time of 4:37.78. Her mark moved her up to eighth in school history.

A pair of A-State throwers moved up in the program top-10 lists, as Chastery Fuamatu bumped up to eighth in the discus throw with a mark of 47.84m (156-11.0). Freshman Willem Coertzen hurled 16.84m (55-3.0) in the shot put to tie for 10th in school history in the event.

On Friday in Oxford, Aimar Palma Simo placed fourth in the men's hammer throw with a toss of 64.48m (211-6.0). Fuamatu led the way in the women's event, throwing the implement 53.16m (174-5.0) to place eighth.

In the women's 3000m on Saturday in Oxford, Sophie Leathers and Sarah Trammel placed third and fourth, respectively.

Seth Waters notched a fifth-place result in the men's 800m, finishing in 1:51.90, while Elizabeth Martin led four runners in the women's race with a ninth-place finish. Sophia Oury placed 12th, but clocked a personal-best 2:19.97.

In the pole vault, Trace South placed fourth on the men's side while Lauren Beauchamp and Avery Shell placed fifth and seventh in the women's flight.

NEXT UP

A-State is slated to return to action Friday and Saturday, April 8-9, at the John McDonnell Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark.

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Players Mentioned

Aimar  Palma Simo

Aimar Palma Simo

Throws
Freshman
Bennett Pascoe

Bennett Pascoe

Distance
Junior
Carter Shell

Carter Shell

Jumps
Junior
Seth Waters

Seth Waters

Distance
Junior
Lauren Beauchamp

Lauren Beauchamp

Pole Vault
5' 4"
Junior
Chastery Fuamatu

Chastery Fuamatu

Throws
Sophomore
Sophie Leathers

Sophie Leathers

Distance
Sophomore
Elizabeth Martin

Elizabeth Martin

Distance
Freshman
Camryn Newton-Smith

Camryn Newton-Smith

Multi-Events
Sophomore
Sophia Oury

Sophia Oury

Distance
Sophomore
Sarah  Trammel

Sarah Trammel

Distance
Freshman
Kayla Wade

Kayla Wade

Distance
Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Aimar  Palma Simo

Aimar Palma Simo

Freshman
Throws
Bennett Pascoe

Bennett Pascoe

Junior
Distance
Carter Shell

Carter Shell

Junior
Jumps
Seth Waters

Seth Waters

Junior
Distance
Lauren Beauchamp

Lauren Beauchamp

5' 4"
Junior
Pole Vault
Chastery Fuamatu

Chastery Fuamatu

Sophomore
Throws
Sophie Leathers

Sophie Leathers

Sophomore
Distance
Elizabeth Martin

Elizabeth Martin

Freshman
Distance
Camryn Newton-Smith

Camryn Newton-Smith

Sophomore
Multi-Events
Sophia Oury

Sophia Oury

Sophomore
Distance
Sarah  Trammel

Sarah Trammel

Freshman
Distance
Kayla Wade

Kayla Wade

Sophomore
Distance