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3 Hampton University Athletes Take Firsts at Liberty Open Indoor Track and Field Meet
Three Hampton University Pirates posted season-best and personal-best performances to win the women's 800m, women's 1000m, and men's long jump events at Liberty Open.
- Three Hampton University athletes won their events at the Liberty Open in Lynchburg, giving the Hampton Pirates track and field team multiple first-place finishes.
- King secured first place in the 800 for Hampton with a season-best 2:12.73 performance.
- Nia Warren recorded a personal-best to win the women’s 1000 in 2:52.42, according to meet results.
- Marquis White won the men's long jump with a season-best leap of 7.30 meters for Hampton University.
- Those results included both season-best and personal-best marks, with the three winners reflecting early-season form for Hampton University.
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Daily Press3 Hampton University athletes take firsts at Liberty Open indoor track and field meet
COLLEGE INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD 3 HU athletes win at Liberty Open Three Hampton University athletes won their events at the 37-team Liberty Open in Lynchburg, among 12 Pirates finishing in the top three. Kylee King won the women’s 800 meters in a season-best 2:12.73. Nia Warren won the women’s 1000 in a personal- best 2:52.42, and Marquis White won the men’s long jump with a season-best leap of 7.30 meters (23 feet, 11.5 inches). COLLEGE MEN’S VO…
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Five Wins for Eagles at Liberty Open, Including Two by Amadi - North Carolina Central University Athletics
LYNCHBURG, Va. – North Carolina Central's women's and men's track and field teams returned from Friday's Liberty Open with five individual victories, two of which were claimed by sophomore Zion Amadi.
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