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Not to mention her 129-1 in discus provided her with a third-place finish at state for the second year.Įven after reaching her third state meet, Foglesong never put much pressure on herself. In just one year, she added over four feet to her throw and moved up nine spots. Foglesong secured fourth place in the state meet for shot put with a throw of 40-10.50.Īt last year's state meet, Foglesong took 13th place in shot put with a throw of 36-8.25.

IN REMEMBRANCE OF ME ACCOMPANIMENT TRACK CRACKED

The senior not only repeated a third-place finish in discus for the second year in a row, but she also cracked a milestone she's been hammering away at. She's not entirely satisfied with her finish, but there's not much left to worry over. Sydney Foglesong will take her performance on Friday with gusto. But like I said, can't get too overwhelmed with what I did today, because I've got two more to go get tomorrow.' Foglesong makes two trips to the podium 1 again, PR and exceed my expectations, it's just an amazing feeling. So to be able to come out here ranked No. I was really disappointed in my performance. There's still plenty of work to do, but Miller can rest his laurels on at least one accomplishment. His 10.89 in the 100 semifinals tied for the third-best time overall. His time in the 200 semifinals − a clean 22.11 − was the fastest time by over a tenth-of-a-second. The senior advanced to the final heats in both the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes for Division III on Friday morning. He still has two more races to get through, after all. It was in his hands now, but Miller didn't want to celebrate right at that moment. Miller absorbed his time atop the podium as he received the medal he'd strived for since last season.

View Gallery: State Track and Field at Ohio State I kept jumping to stay warm just in case he passed me.' All the other kids are great athletes, but I know him and I knew he had more in the tank. He was definitely my biggest worry, for sure. That kid, you could tell he had a lot left in his legs.

'I knew the Rock Hill kid, once we got to finals, he would be right in front of me. 'I hit a 23-5.5 on my second jump, then I fouled my third,' Miller said. He knew he had the event locked down after Rock Hill's Izaak Cox − who placed second − posted a 23-0.25 on his final jump. Not only that, but Miller's jump set both a personal record and a Paint Valley program record. Miller, after taking third place in the long jump last year, clocked 23-5.5 on his second attempt on Friday and locked in the win. But work could wait, Miller had good news to share. He was calling his brother, who had to work on the first day of the state track and field championships. COLUMBUS − Cole Miller sat in the tent next to the podium at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium with his phone in his hand.

In remembrance of me accompaniment track