Indiana University Athletics
Williams & Michalski Survive and Advance on Day One of NCAA Championships
6/5/2019 11:13:00 PM | Track and Field
AUSTIN, Texas— Cooper Williams and Daniel Michalski live to see another day at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships as Indiana wraps up day one at national championships.
Michalski will compete in the men's steeplechase final Friday after clocking a time of 8:41.62. His qualifying time was the second fastest of the day. In dramatic fashion Williams was able to punch himself an automatic qualifying ticket to the final on Friday after taking second in his heat with a time of 1:47.76.
Adam Coulon and Brock Mammoser were in action in the pole vault. Coulon picked up ninth place after clearing a height of 5.50m (18' .5"). Mammoser cleared a height of 5.20m (17' .75") to placed 21st overall.
Joe Murphy and Kenneth Hagen ran their final race as Hoosiers on Wednesday afternoon as they competed in the men's 1500m semifinal. Murphy clocked a time of 3:45.26 while Hagen crossed with a time of 3:47. 40. Teddy Browning was also in action in the 1500m as he saw a time of 3:50.01.
In the Wednesday night finale, Ben Veatch laid it all out on the track as he competed in the 10K. The Carmel, Ind. native wrapped up his sophomore campaign by clocking a time of 30:14.93 to place in the top-20.
The Hoosier women will get their chance tomorrow as Indiana returns for day two of the NCAA Championships. Nycia Ford, Kelsey Harris, Maggie Allen, Khayla Dawson, and Maddy Pollard will all be action tomorrow.
Michalski will compete in the men's steeplechase final Friday after clocking a time of 8:41.62. His qualifying time was the second fastest of the day. In dramatic fashion Williams was able to punch himself an automatic qualifying ticket to the final on Friday after taking second in his heat with a time of 1:47.76.
Adam Coulon and Brock Mammoser were in action in the pole vault. Coulon picked up ninth place after clearing a height of 5.50m (18' .5"). Mammoser cleared a height of 5.20m (17' .75") to placed 21st overall.
Joe Murphy and Kenneth Hagen ran their final race as Hoosiers on Wednesday afternoon as they competed in the men's 1500m semifinal. Murphy clocked a time of 3:45.26 while Hagen crossed with a time of 3:47. 40. Teddy Browning was also in action in the 1500m as he saw a time of 3:50.01.
In the Wednesday night finale, Ben Veatch laid it all out on the track as he competed in the 10K. The Carmel, Ind. native wrapped up his sophomore campaign by clocking a time of 30:14.93 to place in the top-20.
The Hoosier women will get their chance tomorrow as Indiana returns for day two of the NCAA Championships. Nycia Ford, Kelsey Harris, Maggie Allen, Khayla Dawson, and Maddy Pollard will all be action tomorrow.
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