California State University Northridge Athletics

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CSUN Concludes 2018 T&F Season At NCAA Regionals
5/26/2018 7:31:00 PM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field
NCAA West Regional Central
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—CSUN concluded the 2018 track and field season Saturday on the final day of the NCAA Division I West Regionals.
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MEN
Matthew Arnold fouled on his first two attempts in the triple jump. On his final attempt, Arnold went a personal best 50-0 3/4. After flirting with the top 12 over the first two flights, Arnold would end up 23rd in the 48-man field.
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Joshua Turner ran a season best time in the 110m hurdles, :14.16, but the time did not allow Turner to reach the top 12 and advance to the NCAA Championships. Turner's time would be the 20th fastest in the field of 24.
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Clint Meyer's best throw in the shot put, 55-9, placed him 40th among the 48 who competed during the event.
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Javari Fairclough did not start in the triple jump due to injury.
WOMEN
Sydney Mosley posted a season best time of :13.45 in the 100m hurdles. However, the performance fell short of advancing to the NCAA Championships. She would come in 18th in the field of 24.
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Sydney Berry fouled on each of her three attempts in the triple jump. Â
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"Today completes what has been a very progressive and intrinsically rewarding season for our Matador track and field student-athletes," said CSUN interim head coach Lawrence Johnson. "We had an unbelievable amount of season best and person records during these championships and we have experienced a great deal of success that we can continue to build on for years to come. I am proud of our team and our student leadership."
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SACRAMENTO, Calif.—CSUN concluded the 2018 track and field season Saturday on the final day of the NCAA Division I West Regionals.
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MEN
Matthew Arnold fouled on his first two attempts in the triple jump. On his final attempt, Arnold went a personal best 50-0 3/4. After flirting with the top 12 over the first two flights, Arnold would end up 23rd in the 48-man field.
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Joshua Turner ran a season best time in the 110m hurdles, :14.16, but the time did not allow Turner to reach the top 12 and advance to the NCAA Championships. Turner's time would be the 20th fastest in the field of 24.
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Clint Meyer's best throw in the shot put, 55-9, placed him 40th among the 48 who competed during the event.
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Javari Fairclough did not start in the triple jump due to injury.
WOMEN
Sydney Mosley posted a season best time of :13.45 in the 100m hurdles. However, the performance fell short of advancing to the NCAA Championships. She would come in 18th in the field of 24.
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Sydney Berry fouled on each of her three attempts in the triple jump. Â
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"Today completes what has been a very progressive and intrinsically rewarding season for our Matador track and field student-athletes," said CSUN interim head coach Lawrence Johnson. "We had an unbelievable amount of season best and person records during these championships and we have experienced a great deal of success that we can continue to build on for years to come. I am proud of our team and our student leadership."
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