Two Lady Bulldogs Earn All-SEC Accolades For Indoor Season
STARKVILLE, Miss. - LaQuinta Aaron and Keisha Wallace were named to the 2010 SEC indoor track and field All-SEC teams the league offices announced Monday.
Aaron, a senior was named to the All-SEC Second Team, and Wallace was named to the freshman All-SEC team after their outstanding performance at the SEC Indoor Championships February 26-28.
A native of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Aaron scored 12 solo points in the championships. She finished second in the 60-meter hurdles with a personal-best time 8.31 seconds. Her time moved her to second all-time in MSU history. Aaron also finished fifth in the women's pentathlon where she scored 3,841 points in the five event competition.
Wallace, a native of Jamaica, finished seventh in the 60-meter hurdles in freshman record fashion. In the finals she ran 8.57 seconds, but posted a personal best 8.39 seconds in the events prelim.
2010 SEC Indoor Track All-SEC Teams
Women
First Team
Kimberley Laing, Alabama
Shelise Williams, Arkansas
Edina Brooks, Arkansas
Whitney Jones, Arkansas
Regina George, Arkansas
Tina Sutej, Arkansas
Sheniqua Ferguson, Auburn
Charlotte Browning, Florida
Shara Proctor, Florida
Mariam Kevkhishvilli, Florida
Kristin Smith, Kentucky
Brittani Carter, LSU
LaKya Brookins, South Carolina
KeKe Clark, South Carolina
Phoebe Wright, Tennessee
Jackie Areson, Tennessee
Kim White, Tennessee
Chanelle Price, Tennessee
Second Team
Krystle Schade, Alabama
Chealsea Taylor, Alabama
Samantha Learch, Arkansas
Karen Thomas, Arkansas
Stephanie Brown, Arkansas
Kristen Gillespie, Arkansas
Nivea Smith, Auburn
Bridget Lyons, Georgia
Nikola Lomnicka, Georgia
Melissa Ogbourne, LSU
Rachel Laurent, LSU
Rachel Jenkins, Ole Miss
Laquinta Aaron, Mississippi State
Brandi Cross, South Carolina
Nadonnia Rodrigues, South Carolina
Gabrielle Glenn, South Carolina
Janica Austin, South Carolina
Brittany Sheffey, Tennessee
Annie Alexander, Tennessee
All-Freshman
Women
60m Dash - Takeia Pinckney, LSU
200m Dash - Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU
400m Dash - Lanie Whittaker, Florida
800m Run - Stephanie Brown, Arkansas
1 Mile Run - Taylor Johnson, Arkansas
3000m Run - Cally Macumber, Kentucky
5,000m Run - N/A
60m Hurdles - Keisha Wallace, Mississippi State
Long Jump - Kia Jackson, Tennessee
Triple Jump - Maria Augutis, Georgia
High Jump - Krystle Schade, Alabama
Pole Vault - Jade Reibold, Georgia
Shot Put - Wilamena Hopkins, Alabama
Weight Throw - Jessie Harrison, Tennessee
Pentathlon - Leah Orley, Arkansas