Open mobile menu

Howard Ties Griffin Track Record in High Jump

April 2, 2005

Complete Results

ATLANTA – Junior Chaunte Howard tied the George C. Griffin track record in the women’s high jump with an outdoor season-best mark of 6 feet, three-and-a-half inches to lead the Georgia Tech track and field teams at the Yellow Jacket Invitational on Saturday.

Kyle Rabbitt, a senior from Red Oak, Ga., placed second in the men’s 5,000, with a time of 14:33.08. Sophomore Cristan Duvall set a new season mark for the 3000-meter steeplechase. The Duluth, Ga. native ran a 9:20.66 finishing third in the event.

“In spite of a terrible day of weather we still pulled off an excellent track meet,” said men’s track coach Grover Hinsdale. “We had a lot of great talent, which turned in a lot of great performances. Although cold and wind are not usually conducive to track performance, this turned out to be an excellent track meet.”

James Lemons, a sophomore from Atlanta, Ga., jumped a distance of 48 feet to place third in the triple jump and senior Brian Ford ran a time of 47.40 to finish fourth in the 400m dash, achieving a personal-best time.

Senior Dana Rogers, sophomore Fatmata Fofanah and freshman Shantia Moss all qualified for the NCAA East Regional, after finishing first, second and fourth, respectively, in the women’s 100-meter high hurdles. Rogers ran a time of 13.27, while Fofanah went 13.35 and Moss finished with a time of 13.39.

Junior Andriane Lapsley won the women’s 100-meter dash with a time of 11.38, while freshman Shantrell Moss finished eighth with a time of 11.69, both clocking NCAA Region qualifying times. Lapsley also qualified for the NCAA East Regional in the 200-meter dash, coming in second in the meet with a time of 23.23. She also set a new season record, as well as a personal record in the event.

Sophomore Ashlee Kidd won the women’s 400m and also qualified for the NCAA East Regional meet with a personal-record time of 52.52.

Junior Brandy Depland won the women’s triple jump event, with a winning leap of 43 feet, and a quarter of an inch. The women’s 4×100-meter relay team of Rogers, Kidd, Lapsley and Howard finished third in the event with a time of 44.45.

Senior Jennifer Lentz finished second in the women’s 1500m event, with a time of 4:36.06. The senior from Brevard, N.C., followed up that performance with a fifth-place finish in the 800m with a time of 2:11.36.

Freshman Derek Hoye set a new season-best time in the men’s 800m. His time of 1:52.14 was good enough for fifth in the event. Meanwhile, freshman Jerome Miller made the height of 6 feet, eight-and-three-quarter inches in the men’s high jump to place fourth.

Senior Donald Beamer set a new season-best time for Georgia Tech. The senior from Crlotte, N.C., ran a time of 10.78 int eh 100m. In the men’s Javelin, senior Anthony Hoover threw for a distance of 182 feet, seven inches to finish in fifth place in the event.

-GT TRACK & FIELD-

RELATED HEADLINES

Women's Track & Field Jackets Conclude Competition in Spilt States

Cole Miller led Tech with the best placement on Friday

Jackets Conclude Competition in Spilt States
Women's Track & Field Jackets Conclude Day One of Bryan Clay Invitational (Copy)
Jackets Conclude Day One of Bryan Clay Invitational (Copy)
Women's Track & Field Tech To Spilt Weekend In California, Florida

Jackets set to begin weekend competition with steeplechase in California

Tech To Spilt Weekend In California, Florida
Partner of Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Legends Partner of Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Partner of Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Partner of Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets