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TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK |
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Ebony
Barnes, New Jersey City University
Junior
Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth |
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Barnes earns NJAC Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the
Week honors after traveling to South Orange to compete at the Seton Hall
Games held at the Richie and Sheila Regan Field House. She placed fourth
in a field of 49 total competitors in the 200 meters with an ECAC
qualifying time of 26.68. She also placed seventh in a field of 15 total
competitors in the 500 meters with a time of 1:25.70. Barnes’ time in the
200 meters was the best of any Division II or III athlete in the meet.
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FIELD ATHLETE OF THE WEEK |
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Kristen
Tricocci, The College of New Jersey
Junior
Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson |
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Tricocci earns NJAC Women’s Indoor Field Athlete of the
Week honors after traveling to Princeton to compete in the Princeton
University New Year Invitational contested in Jadwin Gymnasium. She opened
her junior season by placing third in a field of 13 total competitors in
the long jump with a leap of 5.30 meters. She also placed 11th in a field
of 29 total competitors in the 300 meters with a time of 43.74. Tricocci’s
leap in the long jump marked the best of any Division II or III competitor
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ROOKIE OF THE WEEK |
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Jan-Noi
Jackson, New Jersey City University
Freshman
Lakewood, NJ/Lakewood |
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Jackson becomes the second consecutive Gothic Knight to
earn NJAC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Rookie of the Week honors after
traveling to South Orange to compete at the Seton Hall Games contested in
the Richie and Sheila Regan Field House. In the first meet of her
collegiate career, she placed fourth in a field of 18 total competitors in
the 60-meter hurdles with an ECAC qualifying time of 9.37 seconds.
Jackson’s time in the event was the best of any Division II or III
competitor in the meet. |
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