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Forbes Crowned Hammer Throw Champion, Tigers Complete First Day of Penn Relays

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. - The Clemson Tigers impressed in the first day of Penn Relays as Marie Forbes secured first-place in the women's hammer throw to be tabbed the event champion in Philadelphia. Forbes throw of 63.49 marked a new season best for the Tiger as she has continued to thrive this outdoor season. Going into the weekend, the mark would have been ranked No. 22 in the nation. Alongside Forbes, a few other Tigers on the women's side entered their names or improved their overall marks on Clemson's all-time list as the team will look to continue building of Thursday's success for the remainder of the weekend. For all the most up-to-date information regarding Clemson track and field, visit ClemsonTigers.com and follow @ClemsonTrackXC on Twitter and Instagram. Meet Highlights: With a season-best throw of 63.49, Marie Forbes was crowned the women's hammer throw champion as the mark earned her a first-place finish In the women's hammer throw, freshman Kendra Dye secured a sixth place overall finish and added her name to the all-time list as her throw of 54.70 is now ranked No. 7 in Clemson history for that event In the women's 400m hurdles, Ken'Naria Gadson crossed the line at 56.82 to record a second-place overall finish in the event In the women's 3000m steeplechase, both Maddie Dinneen and Madison Roush impressed for the Tigers as they each moved up/placed their name on the top-10 list as Dinneen ran a personal best of 10:32.53 (No. 3) and Roush ran a personal best of 10:40.42 (No. 5) Event-By-Event Breakdown: Women's Track 400m hurdles Ken'Naria Gadson - 56.82, 2nd place Jodi Ann Dixon - 59.37, 11th place Aysia Fingall - 1:03.20, 32nd place 3000m steeplechase Maddie Dinneen - 10:32.53, 17th place (PB) Madison Roush - 10:40.42, 21st place (PB) 5000 meters Alyssa Hammond - 17:08.39, 50th place Women's Field Hammer Throw Kendra Dye - 54.70, 6th place (PB) Hammer Throw Championship Marie Forbes - 63.49, 1st place (SB) Men's Field Hammer Throw Championship Daniel Cope - 59.48, 11th place Hammer Throw Matthew Auble - 52.69, 20th place

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Cocco, Stoilova Set Program Bests, Tigers Wrap-Up Second Day of Texas Relays

AUSTIN, Texas - The Clemson Tigers wrapped up the second day of Texas Relays as Aleksandra Stoilova set the new all-conditions school record in the women's 100 meter. With a wind-aided time of 11.15 (+2.5), Stoilova ran the fastest time in school history in the women's 100 meters. The sophomore now holds the all-conditions program record in the event. In the women's sprint medley, the Clemson team of Stoilova, Antoinette Van Der Merwe, Ken'Naria Gadson and Gladys Chepngetich were first to cross the line with a time of 3:44.40. Four Tigers qualified for the finals in their respective events as Clemson is set to be represented in the men's and women's 100 meters and 100 meter hurdles. With her record-setting time in the 100 meters, Stoilova advanced to Saturday's finals. On the men's side, Cameron Rose's wind-aided time of 10.15 earned him a spot in the finals in the 100 meters. In the women's 100 meter hurdles, both Van Der Merwe and Oneka Wilson earned qualifying marks for finals as Van Der Merwe secured the automatic-qualifier for finishing first in her heat. Both Tigers also added their names on Clemson's all-time list in the event as Van Der Merwe improved her No. 9 mark to 13.17 and Wilson secured the No. 10 spot with 13.20. Both times mark personal bests for the Tigers. The Tigers will prepare to compete in the final day of Texas Relays on Saturday, March 30 with the first event slated for 10 a.m with the women's discus. Men's Track 4x100 Relay Nate Ryan, Cameron Rose, Daniel Kidd, D'Andre Anderson - 40.46, 17th place 110 Meter Hurdles Nate Ryan - 14.20, 18th place 100 Meters (Semis) Cameron Rose - 10.15 (+4.0)(PB), 9th place (q) Sprint Medley Rose, Kidd, Thorton, Rhoden - 3:22.42, 4th place Men's Field Discus Throw Daniel Cope - 51.00, 8th place Javelin Ethan Cocco Women's Track 100 Meter Hurdles (Semis) Antoinette Van Der Merwe - 13.17 (PB), 5th place (Q) Oneka Wilson - 13.20 (PB), 7th place (q) 100 Meter Hurdles Timed Finals Aysia Fingall - 14.53, 39th place 100 Meters Aleksandra Stoilova - 11.15 (+2.5)(PB), 6th place (q) 100 Meters Timed Finals Aja Davis - 12.08, 59th place Sprint Medley Stoilova, Van Der Merwe, Gadson, Chepnegtich - 3:44.40, 1st place Women's Field Long Jump Shantae Foreman - 5.72, 14th place Discus Throw Marie Forbes - 53.61, 4th place

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MEET CENTRAL: Texas Relays

Meet Central for everything Clemson Track and Field for the 2024 Outdoor Season

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Chepngetich Named ACC Freshman of the Week

CLEMSON, S.C. - After her outstanding performances this past weekend, Gladys Chepngetich was named the ACC Women's Freshman Outdoor Performer of the Week as announced by the conference office on Tuesday.At the Knights Invitational in Orlando, the freshman was first to cross the line in the women's 800 meter as Chepngetich finished the event with a time of 2:01.70, which was a full six seconds faster than the second-place finisher. The time is currently ranked No. 1 in the nation for the women's 800 as the freshman leads the U.S. in the event.Chepngetich is one of three freshmen to lead the nation in a track event so far this outdoor season.In Orlando, the freshman also ran the final leg of the women's 4x400 relay for Clemson as the grouping of Makenzie Steele, Ken'Naria Gadson, Courtney Williams and Chepngetich recorded a first-place finish in the event with a time of 3:33.27. The time places them sixth in the nation in the event.Chepngetich has been remarkable in her first track and field season for the Tigers as she was most recently named the ACC Women's Indoor Track and Field Freshman of the Year following her impressive indoor season for Clemson.Up next, Chepngetich and the Tigers will head to Austin, Texas to compete in the 2024 Texas Relays starting on March 28. For all the most up-to-date information regarding Clemson track and field, visit ClemsonTigers.com and follow @ClemsonTrackXC on Twitter and Instagram.

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Women Finish Second, Men Finish Fourth in ACC Indoor Championships

BOSTON, Mass. - At the 2024 ACC Indoor Championships, the Clemson Tigers impressed on the men's and women's side as both groups finished in the top five. The women's group finished with 80.5 points to secure second place overall and the men finished in fourth place with 81 points. It was a great ACC Championships for both teams, we had some great individual champions, Track and Field Director Mark Elliot said. Now we turn our attentions to the NCAA Championships. With their second place finish, the Clemson women earned their highest indoor championship finish since 2017. Overall, the Tigers earned 16 medals across all events, including five gold medals. Earning two gold medals for Clemson was Cameron Rose, as he is the fourth Tiger in program history to win both events (men’s 60m and 200m) at the indoor championship. Some of the Tigers will be back in Boston, Mass. for the NCAA Championships with events starting on March 8. For all the most up-to-date information regarding Clemson track and field, visit ClemsonTigers.com and follow @ClemsonTrackXC on Twitter and Instagram. Meet Highlights: Cameron Rose picked up two gold medals as he was first to cross the line in the 2oo meters (20.85) and the 60 meters (6.58). Rose's performance in the 60 meter moves him up to the No. 6 spot on Clemson's all-time list as he is now tied with C.J. Spiller. For the third time in his indoor college career, Tarees Rhoden secured the gold medal in the men's 800 meter as he crossed the line with a time 1:47.08, which marked a season best for him. Oneka Wilson recorded a first-place finish in the women's 60 meter hurdles as she crossed the line with a time 8.04 to become the defending champion in the event as she also secured the gold at the 2023 ACC Indoor Championships. Earning her second medal of the meet, Shantae Foreman took the gold in the women's triple jump as she jumped a new personal best of 13.68m to secure first place. The mark moves her to No. 2 on Clemson's all-time list. Antoinette Van Der Merwe impressed in the 60 meter hurdles as she secured a second-place finish with a time of 8.10, setting the new national record for South Africa in the indoor women's 60 meter hurdles. Van Der Merwe now moves into the No. 5 spot on Clemson's all-time list for her performance. The senior was also tabbed Second Team All-ACC after finishing fifth in the 200 meter. D'Andre Anderson secured two silver medals as he recorded second-place finishes in both the 400 meter (45.85) and the 200 meter (20.87). His performance in the 400 meter moves him to No. 2 on Clemson's all-time time list. In the men's shot put, Courtney Lawrence threw 19.03m to secure second-place in the event and earn the silver medal for Clemson Jevon Williams recorded a second-place finish in the men's 60 meter hurdles as he completed the event with a time of 7.84 to earn the silver medal. In the women's 400 meter, Ken'Naria Gadson tabbed a third-place finish to secure the bronze medal as she crossed the line with a time of 52.86, marking a new personal best. Gadson's time slides her into the No. 2 all-time spot for Clemson in that event. Aleksandra Stoilova earned the bronze medal in the women's 60 meter as she finished the event with a time of 7.32 to come in third place. In the men's 4x400 relay, the Clemson A team of D'Andre Anderson, Tahj Hamm, Daniel Kidd and Tarees Rhoden secured a second-place finish in the event as they crossed the line at 3:07.36 to secure the silver medal. In the women's 4x400 relay, the Clemson A team of Ken'Naria Gadson, Courtney Williams, Gladys Chepngetich and Lashanna Graham secured the bronze medal as they finished the event with a time of 3:35.62 to earn third place. Tahj Hamm was tabbed Second Team All-ACC after securing a sixth place finish in the men's 200 meter with a time of 21.48. In the women's 800 meter, Gladys Chepngetich earned Second Team All-ACC after earning a fourth place finish with a time of 2:04.23. In the women's pole vault, Annie Lineberger tabbed a new personal best as she cleared 4.03m to secure a seventh place finish and provide Clemson two points towards the overall score. Lineberger's performance moves her into the No. 4 spot on Clemson's all-time list. Event-by-event breakdown: Men's Track 60 meter hurdles Jevon Williams - 7.84, 2nd place (First Team All-ACC) 400 meter D'Andre Anderson - 45.85 (PB), 2nd place (First Team All-ACC) 60 meter Cameron Rose - 6.58 (PB), 1st place (First Team All-ACC) 800 meter Tarees Rhoden - 1:47.08 (SB), 1st place (First Team All-ACC) 200 meter Cameron Rose - 20.85, 1st place (First Team All-ACC) D'Andre Anderson - 20.87 (PB), 2nd place (First Team All-ACC) Tahj Hamm - 21.48, 6th place (Second Team All-ACC) 4x400 relay Clemson A - 3:07.36, 2nd place (Second Team All-ACC) Men's Field Triple Jump Ryan John - 14.55m, 13th place Shot Put Courtney Lawrence - 19.03m, 2nd place (First Team All-ACC) Women's Track 60 meter hurdles Oneka Wilson - 8.04, 1st place (First Team All-ACC) Antoinette Van Der Merwe - 8.10, 2nd place (First Team All-ACC) 400 meter Ken'Naria Gadson - 52.86 (PB), 3rd place (First Team All-ACC) Courtney Williams - 54.48, 7th place 60 meter Aleksandra Stoilova - 7.32, 3rd place (First Team All-ACC) Antoinette Van Der Merwe - 7.40, 7th place 800 meter Gladys Chepngetich - 2:04.23, 4th place (Second Team All-ACC) 200 meter Antoinette Van Der Merwe - 23.65, 5th place (Second Team All-ACC) Ockera Myrie - 23.93, 7th place 3000 meter Madison Roush - 9:44.51, 29th place 4x400 relay Clemson A - 3:35.62 , 3rd place (Second Team All-ACC) Women's Field Pole Vault Annie Lineberger - 4.03m (PB), 7th place Anna Long - 3.88m, 10th place Triple Jump Shantae Foreman - 13.68m (PB), 1st place (First Team All-ACC) Nia Christie - 12.08m (SB), 15th place

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Foreman Medals in Long Jump, Tigers Impress in Second Day of ACC Indoor Championship

BOSTON, Mass. - The Clemson Tigers shined in the second day of the ACC Indoor Championships as ten athletes secured their places in Saturday's finals and Shantae Foreman received the silver medal in the women's long jump. Foreman becomes the second Tiger to earn a silver medal for Clemson. Along with the medal and the second place finish, Foreman was also crowned First Team All-ACC as she becomes the second Tiger to earn the honor. Four athletes have earned All-ACC honors so far this week as Daniel Cope was named First Team while Marie Forbes and Nia Christie were tabbed Second Team All-ACC. Saturday's events begin at 11 a.m. with the men's triple jump as the first track event will begin at 12 p.m. with the men's mile. The day will end with the men's 4x400 relay at 3:35pm and the women's 4x400 relay at 4 p.m. Clemson will look to medal in all events and secure the ACC Championship title on both the men's and women's side. The meet will be broadcasted on ACCNX. Meet Highlights In the women's long jump, Shantae Foreman secured the silver medal and was named First Team All-ACC after she jumped a new personal best of 6.37m to secure second place In the women's 800 meter, Gladys Chepngetich crossed the line with a time of 2:06.73 which advances her to the finals for the event Tarees Rhoden finished the men's 800 meter with a time of 1:49.14 to secure a place in the finals Cameron Rose advanced to the finals for the men's 60 meters as he completed the event with a time of 6.73 In the women's 60 meters, Antoinette Van Der Merwe and Aleksandra Stoilova both qualified for the finals as their marks placed them within the top-eight. Merwe recorded a new personal best in the event. Ken'Naria Gadson and Courtney Williams both advanced to the finals in the women's 400 meter after their performances put them in the top-eight After completing the men’s 400 meter with a personal best time of 46.28, D’Andre Anderson secured a spot in the finals In the women’s 60 meter hurdles, both Oneka Wilson and Van Der Merwe have secured their places in the finals as both their marks placed them in the top-eight After running 7.94 in the men's 60 meter hurdles to finish in the top-eight, Jevon Williams advanced to the finals for the event Henry Gainer secured a new personal best in the men's heptathlon as he finished all seven events for a final score of 4835 points to secure 12th place overall Men's Mutli's Heptathlon Henry Gainer - 4835 points (PB) 60 meter – 7.41, 16th place Long Jump – 6.85m (PB), 8th place Shot Put -9.53m (PB), 16th place High Jump – 1.70m (PB), 16th place 6o meter hurdles – 8.64 (PB), 13th place Pole Vault – 4.57m (PB), 8th place 1000 meter – 2:55.79 (PB), 12th place Camden Hayslett - DNF 60 meter – 7.39, 14th place Long Jump – 6.27m, 15th place Shot Put – 9.28m, 17th place High Jump – 1.67m, 17th place 6o meter hurdles – 9.21, 15th place Pole Vault – 3.87m (PB), 16th place 1000 meter - DNS Men's Track 1 Mile Corentin Serbource - 4:05.83, 9th place Brandon Garcia - 4:13.92, 35th place Daniel Sullivan - 4:16.09 (SB), 43rd palce 60 meter hurdles Jevon Williams - 7.94, 7th place (Q) Nathaniel Ryan - 8.00 (PB), 8th place 400 meter D'Andre Anderson - 8.76 (PB), 2nd place Tahj Hamm - 47.54, 11th place Theron Bradford - 47.99 (PB) - 17th place Daniel Kidd - 48.24 (PB) - 22nd place 60 meter Cameron Rose - 6.73, 5th place (Q) 800 meter Tarees Rhoden - 1:49.14, 2nd palce (Q) Brian Kweyei - 1:50.08 (PB), 8th place Charlie Crick - 1:51.99, 22nd place Carson Tillman - 1:52.88, 26th place Blaik Slavinski - 1:53.13, 28th place Daniel Sullivan - 1:55.81, 36th place Men's Field Men's long jump Micah Harris - 7.05m, 15th place Max Livesey - 6.97m, 16th place Women's Track 1 mile Grace Hanratty - 4:54.95, 21st place Maddie Dineen - 4:56.73, 24th place 60 meter hurdles Oneka Wilson - 8.08, 1st place (Q) Antoinette Van Der Merwe - 8.28, 3rd place (Q) Asia Fingall - 8.76 (PB), 12th place 400 meter Ken'Naria Gadson - 53.70, 2nd place (Q) Courtney Williams - 54.11, 7th place (Q) Lashanna Graham - 54.20, 10th place Mackenzie Osher - 54.68, 13th place 60 meter Antoinette Van Der Merwe - 7.35 (PB), 4th place (Q) Aleksandra Stoilova - 7.39, 6th place (Q) Ockera Myrie - 7.57, 16th place Aja Davis - 7.76, 20th place 800 meter Gladys Chepngetich - 2:06.73, 5th place Brynne Sumner - 2:10.81, 27th place Jessica McLean - 2:13.56, 30th place Women's Field Long jump Shantae Foreman - 6.37m (PB), 2nd place (Second Team All-ACC) Caroline Johnston - 5.94m, 9th place

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Tigers Complete First Day of Doc Hale VT Meet

BLACKSBURG, Va. - (Quote) MEET HIGHLIGHTS EVENT BY EVENT BREAKDOWN Men's Track 400 meter Daniel Kidd Tahj Hamm Carson Tillman Braden Blakely Men's Field Weight Carlito Jones Matthew Auble Daniel Cope Long Jump Max Livesey Micah Harris Women's Track 400 meter Ken'Naria Gadson Jessica Mclean Kenya Thompson Women's Field Long Jump Caroline Johnston Shantae Foreman Weight Marie Forbes Kendra Dye Pole Vault (Unseeded) Abigail Drayer Anna Long Riley Karpinski Annie Lineberger

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MEET CENTRAL: Clemson Invitational

Meet Central for everything Clemson Track and Field for the 2023 Indoor Season

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Tigers Earn Six Weekly Awards Following First Meet of the Season

CLEMSON, S.C. – After opening the indoor season at home this past Friday at the Clemson Opener, six Tigers have earned ACC weekly honors as announced by the conference office on Tuesday. On the men’s side, Cameron Rose, Daniel Cope and Blaik Slavinski all earned weekly awards for their individual events while Ken’Naria Gadson, Shantae Foreman and Kendra Dye all earned honors on the women’s side. The ACC will have six weekly awards for both track and field athletes, as the conference has introduced a pair of new awards this season for Male and Female Freshman of the Week. ACC Men’s Track Performer of the Week: Cameron RoseAt the Clemson Opener, Cameron Rose impressed in the 300 meter run as he was the first to cross the line with a time of 32.61, which was a new personal best for the senior. Rose also recorded a PB in the 60 meter prelims as he ran a 6.69. ACC Men’s Field Performer of the Week: Daniel CopeWith a mark of 21.31 in the weight throw, Daniel Cope won the event at the Clemson Opener as he began his junior season for the Tigers. Following his performance, Cope is ranked fourth in the nation in the weight throw. ACC Men’s Rookie of the Week: Blaik Slavinski In his first meet for the Tigers, freshman Blaik Slavinski shined in the 1000 meter run as he set the new program record for the event as he earned a first-place time of 2:20.52. Slavinski’s time is the fastest in the world for the 1000 meter so far this year. ACC Co-Women’s Track Performer of the Week: Ken’Naria Gadson With a dominating performance in the 600 meter run at the Clemson Opener, Ken’Naria Gadson completed the event at 1:29.05 as the senior was the first to cross the line to secure another first-place finish for the Tigers. Gadson also recorded a new personal best in the 300 meter as she finished the event with a time of 38.52.ACC Co-Women’s Field Performer of the Week: Shantae ForemanAt the Clemson Opener, Shantae Foreman dominated the triple jump as she earned first-place with a jump of 13.08. Following her performance, Foreman entered Clemson’s top-10 list as her jump is No. 8, all-time for the Tigers. ACC Women’s Rookie of the Week: Kendra DyeAt the Clemson Opener, freshman Kendra Dye impressed all in the weight throw as she competed in her first meet for the Tigers. In the weight throw, Dye earned a second-place with a mark of 17.41 as her performance moved her into Clemson’s top-10 list as she rounds out the all-time performances at No. 10. For all the most up-to-date information regarding Clemson track and field, visit ClemsonTigers.com and follow @ClemsonTrackXC on Twitter and Instagram.

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Tigers Wrap Up Yellow Jacket Invitational With Relay Victories

ATLANTA -- The Clemson track and field program opened its 2023 outdoor season on Friday at the Yellow Jacket Invitational. Several Tigers earned victories in events to begin their seasons on the right foot. Competition at the Yellow Jacket Invitational will continue on Saturday at noon and conclude at 3:40 p.m. Antoinette Van der Merwe dominated the 100 meter hurdle field, winning the race with a time of 13.49 seconds, Second place was 13.77 seconds. Brynne Sumner won the 1500 meter race with a time of 4:27.34. Victor Ndiwa swept the race for the Tigers by running a 3:49.50. Maddie Dinneen took home the crown in her first collegiate steeplechase with a time of 10:51.43, while Madison Roush won the 5k with a time of 17:36.69. Courtney Farishian finished third (18:01.85). For all the most up-to-date information regarding Clemson track and field visit ClemsonTigers.com and follow @ClemsonTrackXC on Twitter and Instagram.

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