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[Men's Track & Field] Trent Roemmich Earns Nationals in 400 HurdlesPublished by
The early start to the outdoor season went successfully for the Jimmies, especially the Roemmichs. Jamestown College athletes combined for seven-first place performances - three by the Roemmichs - at the Blue Hawk Open on Saturday in Dickinson. Neither JC team brought its entire roster, but still fared well against Minot State, U-Mary and Dickinson State. "It wasn't a bad start especially considering we're still a little rusty being off four about a month," JC men's coach Ed Crawford said. "We didn't bring everybody, but there were a lot of good things there. It was a beautiful day. Could be the best day we get all season, you never know." The men had four top-place efforts, while the women had three. Kayla Roemmich led the Jimmie women with a sweep of the shot put and discus. "We did not place in a throwing event in the indoor season, so what a breath of fresh air to have Kayla join us," JC women's coach Jim Clark said. "She was our leading scorer for the day with 13 points. Just a great day for the whole Roemmich family." Trent Roemmich picked up where he left off in the hurdle races. The sophomore from Linton qualified for nationals in the 400 hurdles. Read the full article at: www.JimmieAthletics.com
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[Men's Track & Field] Trent Roemmich Earns Nationals in 400 HurdlesPublished by
The early start to the outdoor season went successfully for the Jimmies, especially the Roemmichs. Jamestown College athletes combined for seven-first place performances - three by the Roemmichs - at the Blue Hawk Open on Saturday in Dickinson. Neither JC team brought its entire roster, but still fared well against Minot State, U-Mary and Dickinson State. "It wasn't a bad start especially considering we're still a little rusty being off four about a month," JC men's coach Ed Crawford said. "We didn't bring everybody, but there were a lot of good things there. It was a beautiful day. Could be the best day we get all season, you never know." The men had four top-place efforts, while the women had three. Kayla Roemmich led the Jimmie women with a sweep of the shot put and discus. "We did not place in a throwing event in the indoor season, so what a breath of fresh air to have Kayla join us," JC women's coach Jim Clark said. "She was our leading scorer for the day with 13 points. Just a great day for the whole Roemmich family." Trent Roemmich picked up where he left off in the hurdle races. The sophomore from Linton qualified for nationals in the 400 hurdles. Read the full article at: www.JimmieAthletics.com
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