Gallery: Track and field
By Aubrey Yeo
April 16, 2017 4:37 p.m.
Shelby Poncik warms up for the upcoming women's javelin throw event, which she would later win with a throw of 49.60 meters.
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Jessica Barreira finished in last place in the women's javelin. The Sun Devil, who had a bandaged leg and was visibly limping, passed all other attempts after her second throw.
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Texas A&M's Will Williams claimed first place in the men's long jump with a best mark of 7.64 meters.
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Senior long jumper Austin Hazel takes a moment to lay on the sand after his final attempt to usurp a podium position is negated by a fifth consecutive foul as the event staff attempt to flatten the sand around him.
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Sophomore shot putter Kai Wong finished seventh with a best mark of 16.09 meters.
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Alabama pole vaulter Henry Barrett sits on the pit after his third attempt at 4.46 meters is thwarted because of a broken pole.
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Misana Viltz leans forward at the finish line of the men's 110-meter hurdles event. The junior hurdler finished first with a time of 13.95 seconds.
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Alabama javelin thrower Mark Edwards finished the men's competition seventh, with a farthest throw of 57.65 meters.
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Redshirt sophomore Pattriana Perry's personal-best time of 13.96 seconds was enough to clinch third place in the women's 100-meter hurdles race.
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Freshman sprinter Brett Morman hands off the baton to sophomore sprinter Damion Marshall in the anchor leg of the 4x100-meter relay. The UCLA team would finish second with a time of 40.10 seconds.
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Melissa Maneatis high-fives volunteer pole vault coach Anthony Curran after the sophomore pole vaulter managed to successfully clear a height.
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Sophomore sprinter/hurdler Rai Benjamin lets out his frustration after his false start in the 400-meter dash resulted in his disqualification from the event.
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Sophomore Greta Wagner finished the women's pole vault in second place with a highest clearance of 4.11 meters.
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Alabama pole vaulter Lakan Taylor flashes a thumbs-up sign to her coach after the reigning NCAA indoors women's pole vault champion cleared a height on her third attempt.
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Alabama hurdler Kaitlin Walker celebrates after finishing the 400-meter hurdles race in first place.
