Complete Results
SAN MARCOS, Texas - Senior Abilene Christian distance runner Chloe Susset was one of three Wildcat winners over the weekend at the Texas State Invitational. Susset won the 1,500-meter run in 4:33.33, which was an 11-second personal best.
Susset's mark also served as a NCAA provisional qualifying time, and eclipsed her winning time from last spring's Lone Star Conference championships.
ACU newcomers Banjo Jaiyesimi and Ayesha Rumble also were victorious in the 800-meter run as both clocked outdoor provisional times. Jaiyesimi posted a personal record of 1:50.46, while Rumble completed her race in 2:13.63.
Additional provisional marks this weekend were recorded by Lexus Williams in the 100m hurdles (2nd - 14.11), Jordan Geary in the 400m (3rd - 47.63), and Paris Robertson in the 200m (3rd - 21.27). Robertson and Geary also represented one half of the men's sprint relay that improved on their provisional qualifying time with a runner-up showing of 40.80. Dennis Bain and Levance Williams ran the relay's leadoff and anchor legs.
Silver-medal showings also were posted by the women's and men's 4x400m relays. The women's team of Williams, Shennae Steele, Rumble, and Karla Hope clocked a time of 3:43.95, while the men's squad of Bain, Geary, Jaiyesimi, and Osei Allyene-Forte recorded a mark of 3:10.77. ACU's women's time was its fastest since 2009.
In the field events, Tara Riley launched the discus 154 feet (46.94m), which was her third provisional throw of the season and third time breaking her own personal record this season, and in the javelin, Ameilia Mitchell placed second with a toss of 125-08 (38.31m).
Also placing among the top five in their respective events were Steele in the 400m (57.20), Robertson in the 100m (10.64), Erik Forrister in the 3K (8:58.01), and Michael Rasor in the 110m hurdles (15.01).
