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Track and Field 1/28/2022 6:10:00 PM Sydney Anderson, Assistant Athletics Communications Director

Track & Field Wraps Up Day One at VMI Winter Relays

LEXINGTON, Va.- The Shenandoah University men's and women's indoor track & field programs wrapped up day one of competition at the VMI Winter Relays Friday afternoon.

Shenandoah recorded a combined 12 personal bests recorded at the highly competitive meet.

The squad had five top-10 finishes with Kiara Felston and Tucker Kindig's performances in the women's and men's weight throws being the best events of the day for the Hornets.

Felston qualified for the finals after throwing a personal best of 14.87 meters and finished 8th overall. Kindig threw 16.12 meters to finish 7th in his event.

Ahmal Williams and Madeline Lotts both took ninth place in their respective events and were the highest results on the track; backing them up was MaKenna Thrush with a 10th place showing in the 5K.

Williams ran a personal best 51.3 seconds in the 400 meters.

Lotts' time of 3:13.75 placed her in the top-10 in the 1000 meters.

Thrush ran a 20:43.21 time in the 5K to finish the day for the Hornets.

William Crowder's 60-meter time of 6.92, two one-hundreths off the school record, qualifies him for the finals tomorrow afternoon.

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"This was a strong day one, we had a lot of personal records that will move us up on the conference performance list as we push into the last few weeks of indoor. Madeline Lotts is coming close to breaking the school record and William Crowder qualifying for the 60-meter finals were highlights on the track along with Kiara and Tucker doing well in the circle."

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The Hornets travel back to Lexington tomorrow for the second and final day of competition.

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Players Mentioned

William Crowder: 5' 9"; Sophomore; Sprints

Kiara Felston: 5' 10"; Junior; Throws

Tucker Kindig: 6' 4"; Senior; Throws

Madeline Lotts: 5' 3"; First Year; Distance, Middle Distance

Ahmal Williams: 5' 8"; First Year; Sprints

Players Mentioned

William Crowder
: 5' 9"; Sophomore; Sprints

Kiara Felston
: 5' 10"; Junior; Throws

Tucker Kindig
: 6' 4"; Senior; Throws

Madeline Lotts
: 5' 3"; First Year; Distance, Middle Distance

Ahmal Williams
: 5' 8"; First Year; Sprints

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