COMPLETE RESULTS

CONWAY, S.C. – Seniors Nikki Roseberry and Bryan Wallace each set new school records in the high jump and 110-meter hurdles to conclude Radford track and field action in the Coastal Carolina Invitational on Saturday.

Roseberry broke the previous high jump mark of 1.70m with her event-winning 1.75m/5-08.75 while Wallace eclipsed his own school record in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 14.89, which gave him the runner-up position.

"Bryan's performance was a nice way to start the outdoor season,” commented assistant coach Mark White. “I am expecting that he will go much lower as the season progresses. The work he is putting in is showing in his performances and to run a PR and a get school record after a pretty tough week of training was great."

“Using her never-quit mentality, Nikki has definitely put herself in a unique group by bettering not only the outdoor school record at Radford in which she already owned, but she has allowed herself to be placed on the NCAA descending order list,” said jumps coach Ernest Moss.

Freshman Amber Church had no trouble transitioning her success in the indoor hurdles to outdoor.  She finished third in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 14.41, while fellow hurdler Courtni Pannell had a top-10 performance as well, running a 14.83.  Church's time was the second fastest in school history.

Brett Olinger continues to etch his name in the all-time top-10 record book in the 400-meter hurdles.  He recorded the second fastest time in school history at 53.40, which stood for second place. Alyssa Barrow added a solid showing on the women's side, finishing eighth with a time of 1:05.44.

In the sprints, senior Raschad Kelso notched a second-place performance with his 21.78 in the 200. 

Freshmen Diane Wesh and Michelle Speede ran solid races in the 400, recording times of 58.14 and 58.45, respectively.  Wesh crossed the finish line in sixth while Speede followed in eighth.  Sophomore Kaise White led the way on the men's side with a fourth-place performance (49.01).

Brian Gorwitz ran two solid races in the 800m and 1500m for the men.  He finished 11th in the 800 with a time of 2:01.40 and eighth in the 1500, crossing the line in 4:04.19.

Relays were particularly strong for Radford, as the men's 4x100m finished fourth (42.77), the women's 4x100m finished 5th (48.88), and the women's 4x400m brought home a sixth-place finish (3:56.21).

Antonio Miller followed up his first all-conference showing with a third-place finish in the triple jump, leaping 14.36m/47-01.50.

Junior Justin Smith added yet another impressive shot put performance to his repertoire, coming in third with a toss of 15.70m/51-06.25.