Florida State University Athletics
Davis Named ACC Indoor Field Performer of the Year
3/21/2024 7:38:00 PM | Track and Field
TALLAHASSEE – Jeremiah Davis was named the ACC Men's Indoor Field Perfomer of the Year, the conference announced on Thursday. Davis becomes the first Nole in program history to earn the award in consecutive seasons.
"Another great honor for a truly great athlete," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "Jeremiah is becoming one of the best jumpers in the world."
Davis repeated as ACC Champion in the long jump with a mark of 7.80m, before claiming the title in the triple jump with a new meet record of 16.66m. He was named the Men's Field MVP after scoring 20 points at the ACC Indoor Championship, becoming the first Nole to receive the honors back-to-back.
Davis went on to win silver in the long jump (8.20m) and bronze in the triple jump (16.60m) at the NCAA Indoor Championships.
"Congratulations to Jeremiah, for the amazing honor," said jumps coach Leevan Sands. "His hard work, dedication and talent have truly paid off, propelling him to the well-deserved award. His remarkable achievements not only inspire his teammates but also serve as a testament to his extraordinary abilities. I know he will keep reaching for the stars and continue to make his mark on the world of athletics."
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