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Men's Track and Field

Track & Field Completes Sykes & Sabock Challenge

University Park, Pa. -- The UMBC Track & Field team saw solid contributions across the board as it competed in the Sykes & Sabock Challenge on Saturday at Penn State. 

Ryan Hartranft (4:12.72) and Thomas Foulkes (4:14.44) finished sixth and seventh in the mile to lead the Retrievers. Maddie Wassin was the top finisher in the event on the Women's side with a time of 5:25.43 to finish 11th.

Simon Essono took 12th in the Men's 400M (49.69), Elizabeth Mitroka took fifth in the Women's 1000M and her twin sister Emily Mitroka finished 10th in the 800m in a time of 2:20.65.

In the 200M, Jayda Solomon finished ninth for the Women in a career-best 25.10, while Alim Raji took eight on the Men's side with a time of 21.99. Michael Heinemann used a time of 8:38.62 to take ninth in the 3000M after finishing 12th in the mile. 

UMBC will compete at the Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational hosted by Liberty next weekend.
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Players Mentioned

Thomas Foulkes

Thomas Foulkes

Distance
Senior
Alim Raji

Alim Raji

Sprints
Sophomore
Jayda Solomon

Jayda Solomon

Sprints
Freshman
Emily Mitroka

Emily Mitroka

Freshman
Elizabeth  Mitroka

Elizabeth Mitroka

Freshman
Ryan Hartranft

Ryan Hartranft

Freshman
Simon Essono

Simon Essono

Freshman
Maddie Wassin

Maddie Wassin

Freshman
Michael Heinemann

Michael Heinemann

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Thomas Foulkes

Thomas Foulkes

Senior
Distance
Alim Raji

Alim Raji

Sophomore
Sprints
Jayda Solomon

Jayda Solomon

Freshman
Sprints
Emily Mitroka

Emily Mitroka

Freshman
Elizabeth  Mitroka

Elizabeth Mitroka

Freshman
Ryan Hartranft

Ryan Hartranft

Freshman
Simon Essono

Simon Essono

Freshman
Maddie Wassin

Maddie Wassin

Freshman
Michael Heinemann

Michael Heinemann

Freshman
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