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Hogs’ sprints dominate at Charlie Thomas Invitational in College Station

No. 1 Arkansas continued its success in the sprints this weekend as the Razorbacks competed at the Charlie Thomas Invitational.

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COLLEGE STATION, Texas — No. 1 Arkansas continued its success in the sprints this weekend as the Razorbacks competed at the Charlie Thomas Invitational at Gilliam Indoor Stadium on the campus of Texas A&M.

Arkansas captured event wins in the 60-meters, 200-meters, 400-meters, and 800-meters Saturday afternoon.

Kiara Parker, the reigning Women’s SEC Runner of the Week,  ended the afternoon with two individual wins, taking both the 60-meter and 200-meter titles running 7.24 and 23.26. Parker’s 200-meter time was a season-best while her 60-meter time tied a meet record, matching the mark set by South Carolina’s Lakya Brookins in 2011.

In the 400-meters, Morgan Burks-Magee took the event title running 53.26 while teammates Sydney Hammit and Paris Peoples finished fourth and sixth, respectively, running 54.04 and 54.58.

Arkansas placed six athletes in the top-eight of the 200-meters as Payton Chadwick, Kethlin Campbell, Janeek Brown, Morgan Burks-Magee, Jada Baylark, and Tiana Wilson joined the aforementioned Parker.

Alex Byrnes captured the 800-meter title running a season-best 2:08.61 for the win in a field of 27 athletes.

J’Alyiea Smith finished 15th in the long jump with a best of 5.22m (17-1.50).

Arkansas returns to Randal Tyson for the Tyson Invitational Friday and Saturday, Feb. 8-9.

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OVERALLRecordPts
1.Bryant (21)13-02461
2.Greenwood (4)13-02242
3.Bentonville9-41855
4.Little Rock Parkview13-11734
5.Conway10-21563
6.Pulaski Academy10-31128
7.Shiloh Christian9-477
6.Benton10-2676
7.Fayetteville9-3527
9.Rogers8-4359
Others receiving votes: Arkadelphia 20, Farmington 15, Valley View 5, Hot Springs Lakeside, Mountain Home 2, Salem 2, Conway Christian 1, Little Rock Christian 1.
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1.Bryant (25)13-01251
2.Bentonville9-4983
3.Conway10-2772
4.Pulaski Academy10-3485
5.Fayetteville9-3174
Others receiving votes: Rogers 10.
CLASS 6A
1.Greenwood (25)13-01251
2.Shiloh Christian9-4964
3.Benton10-2772
4.Mountain Home10-3513
5.Lake Hamilton8-420
Others receiving votes: Little Rock Catholic 6.
CLASS 5A
1.Little Rock Parkview (25)13-11251
4.Farmington12-2904
3.Valley View12-1683
5.Hot Springs Lakeside10-3605
2.Joe T. Robinson10-2252
Others receiving votes: Morrilton 3.
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5.Warren10-3284
Others receiving votes: Malvern 3.
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2.Bismarck14-11001
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5.Osceola10-2214
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1.Conway Christian (25)14-01252
2.East Poinsett Co.10-4984
3.Junction City9-468
5.Mount Ida9-341
4.Carlisle11-1251
Others receiving votes: Des Arc 8, Bigelow 6, Murfreesboro 3, Cross County 1.
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1.Strong-Huttig (25)8-0751
2.Midland11-1502
3.Cedar Ridge9-2223
Others receiving votes: Woodlawn 3.

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