Indoor Season Continues at South Carolina Challenge
1/19/2022 10:32:54 AM | Women's Track & Field
Ohio State at the South Carolina Challenge
Date: Friday, Jan. 21, 2022 and Saturday, Jan. 22, 2022
Time: Friday: 10 am. for field and 10 a.m. for track, Saturday: 10 a.m. for field and 1 p.m. for track
Venue: Carolina Indoor (Columbia, S.C.)
Meet information: Live results | Schedule | Meet Information
Tickets: $10 for adults, $5 for ages 17 and under, free for ages 2 and under – CASH ONLY
Roster: Ohio State (women) (men)
Teams: Appalachian State, Auburn, Benedict College, Brenton-Parker College, Charleston Southern, Claflin, Coastal Carolina, College of Charleston, Columbia College, East Carolina, Embry-Riddle Emmanuel College, Erskine College, Florida A&M, Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Jacksonville, Johnson C Smith, Lenoir Rhyne, Limestone, Mercer, North Carolina A&T, North Greenville, Queens University of Charlotte, Savannah State, Southern Wesleyan, The Citadel, Troy State University of Georgia, University of Kentucky, University of Miami, University of Mount Olive, University of North Carolina Greensboro, University of North Florida, Virginia Union, Wingate, Winthrop
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State track and field team continues its indoor season at the South Carolina Challenge on Friday and Saturday. Field events begin at 10 a.m. on both days. Track events begin at 10 a.m. on Friday and 1 p.m. on Saturday.
- The Buckeyes opened the 2022 indoor season at the Big Ten Midwest Invite last weekend as they competed against Illinois, Minnesota, Purdue and host-school Wisconsin.
- Ohio State totaled seven event wins at the invite – four on the women’s side and three on the men’s side. The Buckeyes also set three facility records.
- OSU swept the 300m and set both the men’s and women’s facility records as Tyler Johnson (32.55) won the men’s competition and Anavia Battle (38.23) took the women’s. Adelaide Aquilla also set a facility record with a throw of 19.08m, which was better than her Olympic-qualifying throw and her best throw at the Olympics.
- Johnson was the lone Buckeye to win more than once – also taking the 60m with a personal-best time of 6.70.
- Leo Uusimaki took first in the pole vault in his Buckeye debut. He cleared 4.96m to pick up the win. The junior also raced in the 60m hurdles, finishing fourth overall in a time of 8.20.
- Shaun Miller Jr. set a personal best by clearing 2.16m to win the men’s high jump competition. Daniella Santos earned another win for the Buckeyes as she raced to a 9:49.72 finish in the women’s 3,000m.
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