LEXINGTON, Ky. – Fearghal Curtin was one of three Sun Devils to nab event wins and Cortney Jones continued to move up the school record list in the women's 60-meter hurdles as the Devils wrapped up competition at the McCravy Memorial Saturday in Lexington, Kentucky.
Jones moved up on the record list twice today with her two marks from the semifinals and final. Her first time of the day pushed her into the top-five, but she closed the day with the second-fastest time in program history in the 60-meter hurdles.
Her 8.15 in the final made her the top-collegian in the competition and put her in the top-five in the NCAA this season.
Curtin and the Distance Devils picked up ASU's three event wins Saturday in the men's mile, women's 3,000 and men's 3,000.
The junior Sun Devil pushed the pace in the men's mile final, clocking a 4:08.29 to claim the win and an indoor personal best. Just before Curtin's mile, Bianca Tinoco led a Sun Devil charge in the women's version and finished second with a personal best time of her own.
Later in the 3,000-meter races, Megan Reniewicki carried a trio of Sun Devils across the line, giving ASU a 1-2-3 sweep of the top-places in the event. Freshman Ava Shackell followed in second, and Daan Haven earned third.
Moments later, Jackson Lewis ran away with the men's 3,000-meter crown in a personal best 8:09.66, nearly six seconds faster than the runner-up in the race.
Cole Riddle matched his season's best mark of 5.30m/17-4.5 feet in the pole vault and earned runner-up in Kentucky after a jump-off broke up the tie for the top-spot.
ASU's indoor season keeps rolling next week as the squad gets its first look at a banked track, and this year's NCAA Indoor Championships venue at the New Mexico Team Invitational in Albuquerque.
Rod McCravy Memorial | Jan. 25, 2020 | Lexington, Kentucky
Women's Results
400 Meters
5. Arius Williams – 54.77
26. Reina Ferra – 57.81
800 Meters
15. Erika Lewis – 2:17.96
Mile
2. Bianca Tinoco – 4:53.68
7. Caitlin Rose – 4:57.77
8. Lena Lebrun – 4:58.04
3,000 Metera
1. Megan Reniewicki – 9:49.81
2. Ava Shackell – 9:49.91
3. Daan Haven – 10:00.24
60M Hurdles Semi
1. Cortney Jones – 8.22Q
12. Jeminise Parris – 8.68
60M Hurdles Final
2. Cortney Jones – 8.15
4x400 Meter Relay
5. Arizona State Team A – 3:42.53
A. Williams, J. Anokye,
T. Hankins, A. Bailey
19. Arizona State Team B – 4:01.25
R. Ferra, B. Tinoco,
J. Parris, C. Warren
Triple Jump
12. Christina Warren – 10.93m/35-10.5
Men's Results
60 Meters Semi
7. Antonio Mitchell – 6.84q
10. Jalen Drayden – 6.86
14. Austin Kratz – 7.04
60 Meters Final
4. Antonio Mitchell – 6.78
400 Meters
23. Ethan Wright – 49.48
800 Meters
--. Jesper Wolski – DNF
Mile
1. Fearghal Curtin – 4:08.29
3,000 Meters
1. Jackson Lewis – 8:09.66
60M Hurdles Semi
17. Kentre Patterson – 11.50
4x400-Meter Relay
12. Arizona State Team A – 3:17.28
G. Shedrick, A. Mitchell,
E. Wright, M. Reaves
Pole Vault
2. Cole Riddle – 5.30m/17-4.5
9. Michael Chadwick – 5.00m/16-4.5
Jones moved up on the record list twice today with her two marks from the semifinals and final. Her first time of the day pushed her into the top-five, but she closed the day with the second-fastest time in program history in the 60-meter hurdles.
Her 8.15 in the final made her the top-collegian in the competition and put her in the top-five in the NCAA this season.
Curtin and the Distance Devils picked up ASU's three event wins Saturday in the men's mile, women's 3,000 and men's 3,000.
The junior Sun Devil pushed the pace in the men's mile final, clocking a 4:08.29 to claim the win and an indoor personal best. Just before Curtin's mile, Bianca Tinoco led a Sun Devil charge in the women's version and finished second with a personal best time of her own.
Later in the 3,000-meter races, Megan Reniewicki carried a trio of Sun Devils across the line, giving ASU a 1-2-3 sweep of the top-places in the event. Freshman Ava Shackell followed in second, and Daan Haven earned third.
Moments later, Jackson Lewis ran away with the men's 3,000-meter crown in a personal best 8:09.66, nearly six seconds faster than the runner-up in the race.
Cole Riddle matched his season's best mark of 5.30m/17-4.5 feet in the pole vault and earned runner-up in Kentucky after a jump-off broke up the tie for the top-spot.
ASU's indoor season keeps rolling next week as the squad gets its first look at a banked track, and this year's NCAA Indoor Championships venue at the New Mexico Team Invitational in Albuquerque.
Rod McCravy Memorial | Jan. 25, 2020 | Lexington, Kentucky
Women's Results
400 Meters
5. Arius Williams – 54.77
26. Reina Ferra – 57.81
800 Meters
15. Erika Lewis – 2:17.96
Mile
2. Bianca Tinoco – 4:53.68
7. Caitlin Rose – 4:57.77
8. Lena Lebrun – 4:58.04
3,000 Metera
1. Megan Reniewicki – 9:49.81
2. Ava Shackell – 9:49.91
3. Daan Haven – 10:00.24
60M Hurdles Semi
1. Cortney Jones – 8.22Q
12. Jeminise Parris – 8.68
60M Hurdles Final
2. Cortney Jones – 8.15
4x400 Meter Relay
5. Arizona State Team A – 3:42.53
A. Williams, J. Anokye,
T. Hankins, A. Bailey
19. Arizona State Team B – 4:01.25
R. Ferra, B. Tinoco,
J. Parris, C. Warren
Triple Jump
12. Christina Warren – 10.93m/35-10.5
Men's Results
60 Meters Semi
7. Antonio Mitchell – 6.84q
10. Jalen Drayden – 6.86
14. Austin Kratz – 7.04
60 Meters Final
4. Antonio Mitchell – 6.78
400 Meters
23. Ethan Wright – 49.48
800 Meters
--. Jesper Wolski – DNF
Mile
1. Fearghal Curtin – 4:08.29
3,000 Meters
1. Jackson Lewis – 8:09.66
60M Hurdles Semi
17. Kentre Patterson – 11.50
4x400-Meter Relay
12. Arizona State Team A – 3:17.28
G. Shedrick, A. Mitchell,
E. Wright, M. Reaves
Pole Vault
2. Cole Riddle – 5.30m/17-4.5
9. Michael Chadwick – 5.00m/16-4.5