Ohio State Hosts Jesse Owens Classic
4/20/2022 11:15:17 AM | Women's Track & Field
Ohio State’s Jesse Owens Classic
Dates: Friday, April 22, 2022 and Saturday, April 23, 2022
Time: Friday: 1 p.m. for field, 4:30 p.m. for track, Saturday: 10 a.m. for field, noon for track
Venue: Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium (Columbus, Ohio)
Meet information: Live results | Schedule | Meet Information
Roster: Ohio State (women) (men)
Teams: Alleghany, Ashland, Baldwin Wallace, Ball State, Cedarville, Cleveland State, Denison, Eastern Michigan, Findlay, Franciscan (Ohio), Huntington, Indianapolis, IVC Elite, Kent State, Malone, Mount Union, Mount Vernon Nazarene, Northern Kentucky, Ohio, Ohio Christian, Ohio Dominican, Ohio Wesleyan, Otterbein, Roberts Wesleyan, Shawnee State, SISU, Southern Illinois, St. Vincent (Pa.), Walsh, Westminster (Pa.), Wheeling, Wilmington (Ohio), Wright State, Xavier, Youngstown State
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State track and field team hosts the Jesse Owens Classic this weekend at the Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. Admission is free along with parking in Gray 6 and 7. The meet begins on Friday with field events at 1 p.m. and track events at 4:30 p.m. Saturday’s action begins at 10 a.m. with field events, while track events begin at noon.
- The Buckeyes competed at both the Gamecock Invite and Cherry Blossom Invite last weekend.
- At the Gamecock Invite:
- The women’s 4x100m relay set the first of two outdoor school records as Yanique Dayle, Anavia Battle, Nya Bussey and Leah Bertrand finished in just 43.17, also winning the race.
- Abbey Kuhn set the second school record by clearing 4.15m in the pole vault.
- Eric Harrison won both the 100m (10.27) and 200m (20.49) on the men’s side, while Battle won the 100m (11.17) and 200m (22.42) on the women’s side.
- The OSU women also won the 4x400m relay (3:30.25) with Jaydan Wood, Chanler Robinson, Alyssa Marsh and Bryannia Murphy on the winning team.
- The Buckeyes swept the triple jump competition with Jaimie Robinson winning on the women’s side (13.04m) and Clarence Foote-Talley winning on the men’s side (15.64m).
- Other field wins include Alexus Pyles (women’s long jump, 5.96m), Luke Bendick (men’s pole vault, 5.15m), Shaun Miller Jr. (men’s high jump, 2.15m), Adelaide Aquilla (women’s shot put, 17.53m) and Carlos Aviles (men’s discus throw, 56.14m).
- At the Cherry Blossom Invite:
- In the women’s 800m, Aziza Ayoub won (2:05.69) as the Buckeyes captured the top four spots. Nick Miller won the men’s 800m (1:49.61) as the Buckeyes finished in five of the top six spots.
- David Palmer won the men’s 400m hurdles (53.66).
- The Buckeyes swept the 4x400m relay finishing in 3:17.29 on the men’s side and 3:47.31 on the women’s side.
Top-16 Rankings (according to TFRRS.org)
- Second – Women’s Shot Put: Adelaide Aquilla (17.88m)
- Second – Men’s 400m: Tyler Johnson (44.95)
- Third – Women’s 200m: Anavia Battle (22.42)
- Seventh – Men’s 100m: Eric Harrison (10.10)
- Eighth – Women’s 4x100m relay: Yanique Dayle, Anavia Battle, Nya Bussey, Leah Bertrand (43.17)
- Eighth – Women’s 4x400m relay: Jaydan Wood, Chanler Robinson, Alyssa Marsh, Bryannia Murphy (3:30.25)
- 12th – Men’s 110m hurdles: Kentre Patterson (13.60)
- 12th – Men’s 4x400m relay: Armani Modeste, Donnie James, Tyler Johnson, Zidane Brown (3:02.52)
- 13th – Women’s 100m: Anavia Battle (11.17)
- 13th – Women’s Triple Jump: Jaimie Robinson (13.38m)
- 14th – Men’s 4x100m relay: Trey Gardette, Tyler Johnson, Eric Harrison, Praise Olatoke (39.17)
- 16th – Men’s 200m: Eric Harrison (20.49)
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