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Levin Has Career Day to Open Heptathlon at Bryan Clay Invitational
4/17/2019 8:38:00 PM | Women's Track and Field
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AZUSA, Calif. – North Dakota State senior Amanda Levin recorded four personal-best performances in four events on Wednesday, headlining the efforts of the Bison women competing in the heptathlon at the Bryan Clay Invitational.
Levin has 3,349 points after Day 1 of the heptathlon – 127 points better than her previous first-day best. The final three events (long jump, javelin and 800m) will be completed on Thursday.
The West Fargo native opened with a career-best time of 14.53 seconds in the 100m hurdles – just her second time ever under 15 seconds. She cleared 5-04.50 (1.64m) in the high jump and threw 42-10.75 (13.07m) in the shot put before closing the day with a lifetime-best clocking of 24.54 in the 200m dash.
Levin already ranks third all-time at NDSU in the heptathlon after scoring 5,469 points at the Texas Relays in March.
Bison junior Macy Denzer put up a new first-day high score of 2,883 points in the Bryan Clay Invitational heptathlon. Junior Kennedi Sand has 2,838 points – the second-best opening-day score of her career.
Senior Dakota Wood (2,784 points) and sophomore Jenna Kes (2,763) both posted new Day 1 personal-best scores. Both also clocked personal-best 200m times to cap the day, with Wood running 26.21 and Kes at 25.04.
Along with the heptathlon concluding Thursday, NDSU will also have athletes competing at the Mt. SAC Relays and the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate hosted by Long Beach State.
Schedule (PDF) | Info | Live Results
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate (Apr. 18)
Schedule (PDF) | Info | Live Results
Mt. SAC Relays (Apr. 18-19)
Schedule | Info | Live Results
Beach Invitational (Apr. 19-20)
Schedule (PDF) | Info | Live Results
AZUSA, Calif. – North Dakota State senior Amanda Levin recorded four personal-best performances in four events on Wednesday, headlining the efforts of the Bison women competing in the heptathlon at the Bryan Clay Invitational.
Levin has 3,349 points after Day 1 of the heptathlon – 127 points better than her previous first-day best. The final three events (long jump, javelin and 800m) will be completed on Thursday.
The West Fargo native opened with a career-best time of 14.53 seconds in the 100m hurdles – just her second time ever under 15 seconds. She cleared 5-04.50 (1.64m) in the high jump and threw 42-10.75 (13.07m) in the shot put before closing the day with a lifetime-best clocking of 24.54 in the 200m dash.
Levin already ranks third all-time at NDSU in the heptathlon after scoring 5,469 points at the Texas Relays in March.
Bison junior Macy Denzer put up a new first-day high score of 2,883 points in the Bryan Clay Invitational heptathlon. Junior Kennedi Sand has 2,838 points – the second-best opening-day score of her career.
Senior Dakota Wood (2,784 points) and sophomore Jenna Kes (2,763) both posted new Day 1 personal-best scores. Both also clocked personal-best 200m times to cap the day, with Wood running 26.21 and Kes at 25.04.
Along with the heptathlon concluding Thursday, NDSU will also have athletes competing at the Mt. SAC Relays and the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate hosted by Long Beach State.
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