Williams Takes Fifth In Long Jump At NCAA Meet
May 25, 2016 | Track & Field
EUGENE, Ore. -- Mississippi State's Elisha Williams concluded an outstanding 2001 season late Wednesday night with a fifth-place finish in the long jump at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore.
Williams landed a 20-11 1/4 mark to claim the best finish among the SEC competitors in the event and earn four points that placed head coach Al Schmidt's Lady Bulldogs in a tie for ninth place following the event.
Sophomore Pierre Browne's bid for all-America honors in the 200 meters came to an end late Wednesday. The Toronto, Ontario, native, plagued by an injury he suffered at the Apr. 26-28 Penn Relays, finished 18th in the semifinals of the 200m with a 21.00 clocking. Browne will begin competition in the 100 meters Thursday along with junior Lady Dog Camille Harper.
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