Saturday, May 11
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Messer Enters Decathlon Top-10 List, Four Hoosiers Advance to Finals on Day Two of Big Ten Outdoor Championships
5/11/2024 7:40:00 PM | Track and Field
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Hoosiers finish day two of the Big Ten Championships with four final qualifiers while the decathletes wrap up their first decathlon on Saturday at U-M Track and Field Stadium.
Max Grangier and Garrett Messer wrapped up the decathlon with five more events. Messer finished on the podium in sixth place (6,956 pts) earning IU three points. He also moved up to No. 8 in the all-time list.
Grangier had a great day in the pole vault, 1500m and Javelin for a ninth-place finish with 6,797 points.
"Garrett and Max came to the Big Ten Championships and competed at a high level over the course of the two days of the Decathlon this weekend," associate coach Jake Wiseman and Warren Bye said. "We are proud of the way Max and Garrett competed, they had several personal records within the two day event. This was their first ever Decathlon and doing that at the Championships was most impressive!"
Camden Marshall runs the fastest time in the 800m-meter prelims with a 1:48.07 to qualify for Sunday's finals.
The reigning Big Ten Champion has made all six finals of his career, indoors and outdoors, in the 800 meters.
He will race for his fourth title He holds three titles in the event, two indoors (2021, 2024) and one outdoor (2023).
The sprinters saw three qualifiers go through to finals with Antonio Laidler and Trelee Banks in the 100m. Laidler ran a 10.59 to Banks' 10.61 in the prelims.
Kenisha Phillips won her heat with a time of 53.78 to automatically advance to the 400-meter finals. She looks to pick up her second Big Ten medal after winning silver at the Big Ten Indoor Championships.
Advanced to Finals:
Men
• Antonio Laidler (100m)
• Trelee Banks (100m)
• Camden Marshall (800m)
Women
• Kenisha Phillips (400m)
Point Scorers (Day 2):
Men
• Garrett Messer (3)
Women
• Mahogany Jenkins (0.33)
Team Standings (Men): 7 of 21 Events Completed
1. Nebraska (57)
2. Wisconsin (38)
3. Michigan State (34)
4. Iowa (22)
4. Michigan (22)
6. Minnesota (20)
6. Purdue (20)
8. Illinois (14)
8. Indiana (14)
10. Ohio State (11)
10. Penn State (11)
12. Rutgers (6)
13. Maryland (4)
Team Standings (Women): 9 of 21 Events Completed
T1. Nebraska (73.33)
2. Illinois (64)
3. Minnesota (51)
4. Penn State (46)
5. Michigan (24)
6. Wisconsin (22)
7. Ohio State (16)
8. Iowa (15)
9. Purdue (14)
10. Rutgers (11)
11. Michigan State (8)
12. Maryland (6.33)
13. Indiana (0.33)
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Max Grangier and Garrett Messer wrapped up the decathlon with five more events. Messer finished on the podium in sixth place (6,956 pts) earning IU three points. He also moved up to No. 8 in the all-time list.
Grangier had a great day in the pole vault, 1500m and Javelin for a ninth-place finish with 6,797 points.
"Garrett and Max came to the Big Ten Championships and competed at a high level over the course of the two days of the Decathlon this weekend," associate coach Jake Wiseman and Warren Bye said. "We are proud of the way Max and Garrett competed, they had several personal records within the two day event. This was their first ever Decathlon and doing that at the Championships was most impressive!"
Camden Marshall runs the fastest time in the 800m-meter prelims with a 1:48.07 to qualify for Sunday's finals.
The reigning Big Ten Champion has made all six finals of his career, indoors and outdoors, in the 800 meters.
He will race for his fourth title He holds three titles in the event, two indoors (2021, 2024) and one outdoor (2023).
The sprinters saw three qualifiers go through to finals with Antonio Laidler and Trelee Banks in the 100m. Laidler ran a 10.59 to Banks' 10.61 in the prelims.
Kenisha Phillips won her heat with a time of 53.78 to automatically advance to the 400-meter finals. She looks to pick up her second Big Ten medal after winning silver at the Big Ten Indoor Championships.
| Big Ten Outdoor Championships: May 11th | |
| Time (EDT) | Event: Athletes |
| Decathlon | 6. Garrett Messer: 6956 pts | No. 8 in program history 9. Max Grangier: 6797 pts |
| Decathlon: 110m Hurdles: | 6. Garrett Messer: 15.35 8. Max Grangier: 15.81 |
| Decathlon: Discus: | 2. Garrett Messer: 41.97m/137-8 9. Max Grangier: 30.97m/101-7 |
| Decathlon: Pole Vault: | 8. Max Grangier: 3.90m/12-9.5 9. Garrett Messer: 3.70m/12-1.5 |
| Decathlon: Javelin: | 4. Max Grangier: 49.73m/163-2 7. Garrett Messer: 43.04m/141-2 |
| Decathlon: 1500m: | 1. Max Grangier: 4:25.15 | Personal Best 7. Garrett Messer: 4:54.93 | Personal Best |
| Women's Long Jump: | 10. Serena Bolden: 5.92m/19-5.25w |
| Women's High Jump: | T-8. Mahogany Jenkins: 1.65m/5-5 T-11. Taylor Schoonveld: 1.65m/5-5 |
| Women's 400m (trials): | 2. Kenisha Phillips: 53.78Q 27. Morgan Snow: 57.67 |
| Men's Long Jump: | 18. Alex Smith: 6.69m/21-11.5 |
| Men's 100m (trials): | 8. Antonio Laidler: 10.59q 9. Trelee Banks: 10.61 |
| Women's 100m Hurdles (trials): | 10. Olivia Gee: 13.89 |
| Men's 110m Hurdles (trials): | 12. John Colquitt: 14.63 |
| Women's 800m (trials): | 13. Maddie Russin: 2:09.70 |
| Men's 800m (trials): | 1. Camden Marshall: 1:48.07Q 21. Keefer Soehngen: 1:52.13 32. Nico Colchico: 1:57.49 |
| Men's 3000m Steeplechase: | 19. Austin Haskett: 9:26.70 |
Advanced to Finals:
Men
• Antonio Laidler (100m)
• Trelee Banks (100m)
• Camden Marshall (800m)
Women
• Kenisha Phillips (400m)
Point Scorers (Day 2):
Men
• Garrett Messer (3)
Women
• Mahogany Jenkins (0.33)
Team Standings (Men): 7 of 21 Events Completed
1. Nebraska (57)
2. Wisconsin (38)
3. Michigan State (34)
4. Iowa (22)
4. Michigan (22)
6. Minnesota (20)
6. Purdue (20)
8. Illinois (14)
8. Indiana (14)
10. Ohio State (11)
10. Penn State (11)
12. Rutgers (6)
13. Maryland (4)
Team Standings (Women): 9 of 21 Events Completed
T1. Nebraska (73.33)
2. Illinois (64)
3. Minnesota (51)
4. Penn State (46)
5. Michigan (24)
6. Wisconsin (22)
7. Ohio State (16)
8. Iowa (15)
9. Purdue (14)
10. Rutgers (11)
11. Michigan State (8)
12. Maryland (6.33)
13. Indiana (0.33)
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