Indiana University Athletics
Friday, December 13
Bloomington, Ind.
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Hoosier Open
IUTF To Open 2019-20 Indoor Season By Hosting Hoosier Open on Friday
12/12/2019 9:42:00 AM | Track and Field
inside Gladstein Fieldhouse on Friday, December 13. The Hoosiers will host the annual Hoosier Open with the women's weight throw serving as the first event of the meet beginning at 3:45 p.m.
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Meet Information
A total of seven teams will compete on Friday afternoon—Butler, Indiana, Lee University, Lincoln University, Miami (OH), Saint Louis, and UIndy.
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Admission to Friday's meet is free to the public.
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Live results of the event can be found here.
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Schedule of Events
Track schedule of events – 60m hurdle trials, 60m trials, Mile, 60m hurdle finals, 60m finals, 400m, 500m, 1000m, 5000m (men's), 200m, 300m, 3000m, and 4x400m relay.
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Field schedule of events – weight throw, shot put, long jump, pole vault, triple jump, and high jump.
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Last Time Out: 2018-19 Indoor Season
Last year's indoor season proved strong as the Hoosiers saw great success throughout. The men's DMR squad secured the school record with a time of 9:27.30 at Indiana Relays. At Hoosier Hills, Princess Brinkley set a new school record in the weight throw after securing a mark of 21.53m (70' 7.75"). Indiana saw four Hoosiers earn Individual Big Ten Championships, then senior Eric Bethea (Triple Jump), junior Jenna Jungels (Long Jump), redshirt sophomore Ben Veatch (3000m), and junior Adam Coulon (Pole Vault) all went home with Big Ten Championships. As a team Indiana placed second in the men's and women's fields. On the national stage, the men earned a top-20 finish by finishing in 18th overall while the women placed 35th. The Hoosiers captured 17 All-America honors at the NCAA Indoor Championships this past March. Eric Bethea (triple jump), Princess Brinkley (weight throw), Adam Coulon (pole vault), Khayla Dawson (shot put), Kelsey Harris (800m), Kyle Mau (mile & 3000m), Ben Veatch (5000m), and both DMR squads earned All-America accolades.
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Return of the Hoosiers
The Hoosiers return 12 that competed at either Indoor or Outdoor NCAA Championships. Princess Brinkley, Teddy Browning, Adam Coulon, Khayla Dawson, Jyles Etienne, Kelsey Harris, Brock Mammoser, Kyle Mau, Leah Moran, Maddy Pollard, Ben Veatch, and Cooper Williams will battle for another chance to reach the national stage.
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2018 Hoosier open
Indiana opened the 2018-19 season by hosting the annual Hoosier Open. Rikkoi Brathwaite broke the meet record in the 60m with a time of 6.68. The previous record was set by Shane Crawford (6.69) in 2013. Natalie Price won the 300m and clocked a time of 38.47. Cooper Williams topped the podium in the 1000m while teammate Teddy Browning took second in the event. Also winning their event, Lexa Barrott notched a time of 9:35.51 in the 3000m. In the field, Khayla Dawson (shot put), Leah Moran (triple jump) and Anna Watson (pole vault) all took home individual gold in the respective events.
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Classroom success
24 Indiana Track & Field student-athletes earned Big Ten Academic Honors on December 11 for their success in the classroom during the 2019 cross country season. On the men's side, Aaron Bennett, Teddy Browning, Jake Gebhardt, Dustin Horter, Arjun Jha, Kyle Mau, Colin Murphy, Matthew Schadler, Skylar Stidam, Ben Veatch, Adam Wallace, and Cooper Williams garnered Academic All-Big Ten Honors. For the women, Jenna Barker, Ana Barrott, Lexa Barrott, Maddie Dalton, Claire Hamilton, Kelsey Harris, Bailey Hertenstein, Kelly Mindak, Mallory Mulzer, Joely Pinkston, Sarah Schmitt and Grace Walther were tabbed for Academic All-Big Ten accolades.
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Meet Information
A total of seven teams will compete on Friday afternoon—Butler, Indiana, Lee University, Lincoln University, Miami (OH), Saint Louis, and UIndy.
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Admission to Friday's meet is free to the public.
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Live results of the event can be found here.
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Schedule of Events
Track schedule of events – 60m hurdle trials, 60m trials, Mile, 60m hurdle finals, 60m finals, 400m, 500m, 1000m, 5000m (men's), 200m, 300m, 3000m, and 4x400m relay.
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Field schedule of events – weight throw, shot put, long jump, pole vault, triple jump, and high jump.
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Last Time Out: 2018-19 Indoor Season
Last year's indoor season proved strong as the Hoosiers saw great success throughout. The men's DMR squad secured the school record with a time of 9:27.30 at Indiana Relays. At Hoosier Hills, Princess Brinkley set a new school record in the weight throw after securing a mark of 21.53m (70' 7.75"). Indiana saw four Hoosiers earn Individual Big Ten Championships, then senior Eric Bethea (Triple Jump), junior Jenna Jungels (Long Jump), redshirt sophomore Ben Veatch (3000m), and junior Adam Coulon (Pole Vault) all went home with Big Ten Championships. As a team Indiana placed second in the men's and women's fields. On the national stage, the men earned a top-20 finish by finishing in 18th overall while the women placed 35th. The Hoosiers captured 17 All-America honors at the NCAA Indoor Championships this past March. Eric Bethea (triple jump), Princess Brinkley (weight throw), Adam Coulon (pole vault), Khayla Dawson (shot put), Kelsey Harris (800m), Kyle Mau (mile & 3000m), Ben Veatch (5000m), and both DMR squads earned All-America accolades.
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Return of the Hoosiers
The Hoosiers return 12 that competed at either Indoor or Outdoor NCAA Championships. Princess Brinkley, Teddy Browning, Adam Coulon, Khayla Dawson, Jyles Etienne, Kelsey Harris, Brock Mammoser, Kyle Mau, Leah Moran, Maddy Pollard, Ben Veatch, and Cooper Williams will battle for another chance to reach the national stage.
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2018 Hoosier open
Indiana opened the 2018-19 season by hosting the annual Hoosier Open. Rikkoi Brathwaite broke the meet record in the 60m with a time of 6.68. The previous record was set by Shane Crawford (6.69) in 2013. Natalie Price won the 300m and clocked a time of 38.47. Cooper Williams topped the podium in the 1000m while teammate Teddy Browning took second in the event. Also winning their event, Lexa Barrott notched a time of 9:35.51 in the 3000m. In the field, Khayla Dawson (shot put), Leah Moran (triple jump) and Anna Watson (pole vault) all took home individual gold in the respective events.
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Classroom success
24 Indiana Track & Field student-athletes earned Big Ten Academic Honors on December 11 for their success in the classroom during the 2019 cross country season. On the men's side, Aaron Bennett, Teddy Browning, Jake Gebhardt, Dustin Horter, Arjun Jha, Kyle Mau, Colin Murphy, Matthew Schadler, Skylar Stidam, Ben Veatch, Adam Wallace, and Cooper Williams garnered Academic All-Big Ten Honors. For the women, Jenna Barker, Ana Barrott, Lexa Barrott, Maddie Dalton, Claire Hamilton, Kelsey Harris, Bailey Hertenstein, Kelly Mindak, Mallory Mulzer, Joely Pinkston, Sarah Schmitt and Grace Walther were tabbed for Academic All-Big Ten accolades.
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