Russell Robinson Sets New School Record for Triple Jump; First Alert: June 8, 2024
After successful Day Two at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore., Miami impressed once again on Saturday.
Junior Kennedy Sauder got things started for the Hurricanes as his 2.12-meter height was good for 15th place in the men's high jump 15th place.
Later on, senior Milton Ingraham's 59.74-meter (196 feet) throw in the men's discus earned him a seventh-place finish, which also earned him First Team All-American Honors.
However, senior Russell Robinson was perhaps the biggest Hurricane standout on Friday, as his 17.13-meter (56 feet, 2.5 inches) mark in the men's triple jump was not only the second-best among all competitors, which earned him First Team All-American Honors, but it set a new school record.
Overall, the Miami men’s team finished tenth overall with 22 points at this year’s national championships — establishing the team’s highest finish and most points scored in program history.
Did you Notice
- Miami head soccer coach Ken Masuhr officially announced the team’s schedule for the 2024 season on Friday.
- Women's tennis standout Alexa Noel was named the ACC Player of the Year and claimed first-team status in singles. Isabella Pfennig found a spot on both lists, being named to second-team singles and third-team doubles with partner Xinyi Nong.
Today's Schedule
NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships (Men's Day 2) | 5:30 p.m. ET | Hayward Field | ESPN
Hurricane Results
NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships
- Miami men’s team finished tenth overall with 22 points at this year’s national championships
- Junior Kennedy Sauder's 2.12-meter height was good for 15th place in the men's high jump 15th place.
- Later on, senior Milton Ingraham's 59.74-meter (196 feet) throw in the men's discus earned him a seventh-place finish.
- Senior Russell Robinson's 17.13-meter (56 feet, 2.5 inches) mark in the men's triple jump was the second-best among all competitors.
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Hunter De Siver is the lead basketball writer for BamaCentral and has covered Crimson Tide football since 2024. He previously distributed stories about the NFL and NBA for On SI and was a staff writer for Missouri Tigers On SI and Cowbell Corner. Before that, Hunter generated articles highlighting Crimson Tide products in the NFL and NBA for BamaCentral as an intern in 2022 and 2023. Hunter is a graduate from the University of Alabama, earning a degree in sports media in 2023.