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UC Posts Strong Performances in Day One of Camel City Invite

2/4/2022 11:25:00 PM

Results
Winston Salem, NC – The men's indoor team competed in their third meet in three weeks as they attended the Camel City Invitational in North Carolina on Friday. This two-day meet featured some of the best competition the Patriots have seen all year with multiple NCAA DI and top NAIA teams in attendance.
 
Demarquez Brown posted a top-ten finish in the 400m dash after crossing the finish line in 53.43 for ninth place. Jeremy Slaughter and Ke'Shawn Stafford also raced in the 400 posting times of 53.96 and 55.51 for 12th and 18th respectively.
 
The Patriots also had multiple runners race in the 60m dash prelims where Elyon Bando took home 11th place with a time of 7.02. This was Bando's fastest time of the year. Ken Cobb paced a time of 7.13 for 16th while Matthew Chavers finished 26th after running a 7.17. Ryan Long was the final Patriot in this event, running a 7.36.
 
Matthew Chavers also competed in the long jump competition on Friday where reached a distance of 6.67m. This was good for a ninth-place finish on the day.
 
Cumberlands had four runners in the 60m hurdles. Leonardo Daley led the way in this event with a 12th place finish in the prelims. He finished with a time of 8.54. Andy Tchyombo and Brandon Green were the next UC finishers in the hurdles with times of 8.92 and 9.01. This was Tchyombo's fastest finish of the season. Alex Miller rounded out the Patriot finishers with a 9.38 respectively.
 
Lucas Lambo and James Crawford were the lone Patriot throwers on Friday as they competed in the weight throw. Lambo placed 17th after throwing the weight 12.88m. Crawford finished two spots behind his teammate for 19th with a throw of 11.40m
 
The Patriots distance medley relay team finished fourth overall after putting up a time of 10:58.43. Kevin Mengich and Justin Fabela handled the first two legs of the competition before DeShawn Crowe took over, completing the third stage. Crowe passed the reigns to Kyle Woodward to finish the race for their fourth-place finish.
 
Cumberlands look to finish strong on the final day of the Camel City Invite. Day two will begin on Saturday at 9:30 AM with the men's and women's shot put events.
 
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