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Alexa Mark

Women's Track and Field by Jason Knavel, Associate AD for Strategic Communications

Elon Has Strong Opening Day At Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational

Lynchburg, Va. – The Elon University indoor track & field team had a strong opening day, including rewriting the top ten list in a pair of events, at the Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational Friday, hosted by Liberty University. Alexa Mark climbed to No. 7 in Elon history in the long jump, while Jette Beermann moved to No. 8 in the 800.
 
NOTABLE PERFORMANCES
  • Alexa Mark won the open division of the long jump, setting a new personal best leap of 18-feet-5.5 (5.63m). That distance moved her to seventh in program history in the event.
  • After breaking the school record in the 3,000 a week ago, Jette Beermann climbed into the top ten in Elon history in the 800 Friday night. She ran 2:14.48 to climb to No. 8 in school history.
  • Piper Jons won the invitational section of the 400 with a season-best time of 55.69 seconds.
  • Sarah Petitjean recorded a six-second PR in the 800 with a time of 2:19.92 to finish sixth in the open division of the event.
  • Lizzie Lopez set a personal best leap in the long jump at 16-5 (5.01m).
  • Caden Cerminara tied her PR in pole vault, clearing 11-5.75 (3.50m).
  • Kaitlin McGoogan earned a top three finish in weight throw, placing third with a distance of 61-10 (18.85m).
  • Cami Glebocki set a personal best in the 3,000 with a time of 10:35.17 seconds to finish second in the open division.
  • Members of Elon's men's cross country team competed in distance events Friday night. Daniel King finished third in the 3,000 with a time of 8:42.23 and Evan Taylor ended fifth in the 5,000 at 14:50.50.
 
UP NEXT
  • Day two of the Darius Dixon Memorial begins at 9 a.m. Saturday with high jump and will conclude with the mile at 4:15 p.m.
 
Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational
Elon Results

60 prelims – 34. Mya Lee 7.93, 53. Danielle Dyer 8.24
60 semifinals – 18. Meghan Wilcox 7.73
400 open – 39. Hampton Turton 1:03.36, 40. Anna Kozlova 1:03.51
400 invite – 1. Piper Jons 55.69
800 open – 6. Sarah Petitjean 2:19.92, 21. Emily Alps 2:23.39
800 invite – 13. Jette Beermann 2:14.48, 25. Arianna Sakoutis 2:16.98
3000 open – 2. Cami Glebocki 10:34.12, 3. Alice Roberts 10:38.03, 10. Braetan Peters 10:44.98
60 hurdles prelims – 13. Ja'mia Johnson 9.20, 21. Hollie Thurgood 9.40, 37. Lizzie Lopez 9.87
60 hurdles semifinals – 12. Stavriana Adamou 8.84
Long jump open – 1. Alexa Mark 5.63m (18-5.5), 31. Hollie Thurgood 5.05m (16-6.75), 33. Lizzie Lopez 5.01m (16-5)
Pole Vault Open B – 5. Caden Cerminara 3.50m (11-5.75)
Weight throw – 3. Kaitlin McGoogan 18.85m (61-10), 16. Lauryn Carlton 16.57m (54-4.25), 27. Adriana Clarke 15.12m (49-7.25), 32. Amelia Metz 14.54m (47-8.25), 40. Meghan Coyne 13.41m (43-11.75)
 
3000 men's open – 3. Daniel King 8:42.23, 8. Colby Robbins 8:51.57
5000 men's invite – 5. Evan Taylor 14:50.50
5000 men's open – 4. Caden Strickland 15:03.68
 
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Players Mentioned

Emily Alps

Emily Alps

Distance
Senior
Jette Beermann

Jette Beermann

Junior
Lauryn Carlton

Lauryn Carlton

Redshirt Senior
Meghan Coyne

Meghan Coyne

5' 8"
Junior
Danielle Dyer

Danielle Dyer

5' 3"
Senior
Ja

Ja'mia Johnson

Sprints
Sophomore
Piper Jons

Piper Jons

5' 6"
Senior
Anna Kozlova

Anna Kozlova

5' 7"
Junior
Mya Lee

Mya Lee

Sprints
Redshirt Freshman
Lizzie Lopez

Lizzie Lopez

Jumps/Multis
Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Emily Alps

Emily Alps

Senior
Distance
Jette Beermann

Jette Beermann

Junior
Lauryn Carlton

Lauryn Carlton

Redshirt Senior
Meghan Coyne

Meghan Coyne

5' 8"
Junior
Danielle Dyer

Danielle Dyer

5' 3"
Senior
Ja

Ja'mia Johnson

Sophomore
Sprints
Piper Jons

Piper Jons

5' 6"
Senior
Anna Kozlova

Anna Kozlova

5' 7"
Junior
Mya Lee

Mya Lee

Redshirt Freshman
Sprints
Lizzie Lopez

Lizzie Lopez

Sophomore
Jumps/Multis