Woulard Highlights Second Day of ACC Championships

BOSTON – The No. 24/NR Florida State track and field teams were led by Justin Woulard's bronze medal finish in his first-ever ACC Indoor Championship on Saturday in Boston.

Woulard led Florida State after recording a mark of 7.41 meters in the long jump to earn a bronze medal and six points to FSU's team total. Curtis Williams added to the Seminoles' scoring with a fifth-place finish with a season-best mark of 7.36m. Jaiden Rollins' seventh-place finish was good enough for two points with a mark of 7.36m, followed by Kyvon Tatham, who added a point in eighth place (7.19m).

The Seminoles took two of the top three spots in the men's 60-meter hurdles prelims to advance into Saturday's final. Reigning ACC Champion Andre Korbmacher led the way in second with an automatic qualifying time of 7.61, followed by Zach Extine at third with the seventh-fastest time in program history at 7.63.

British Wilkerson and Micahi Danzy went to battle in the men's 400 to qualify for Saturday's final. Wilkerson finished first in heat three with a qualifying time of 46.87, before Danzy placed first overall in heat five with the same advancing time.

Florida State advanced three athletes to Saturday's final after claiming the top three spots. Durian Moss led all runners with the fastest overall time at 6.59. Neo Mosebi followed in second at 6.63, Jaiden Rollins secured the third spot with a time of 6.71.

Kaelyaah Liburd, who holds the women's 400 school record, advanced to Saturday's final with the fastest qualifying time of the evening at 51.88. Alyia Green took the eighth and final spot with a time of 53.56.

Suus Altorf qualified for her second consecutive women's one-mile final after placing eighth overall and third in heat three with a time of 4:36.52.

FSU concluded Friday's activities with three athletes competing in Saturday's final of the women's 60, after national leader Shenese Walker solidified her spot with the overall qualifying time of 7.21. Lucy May Sleeman finished behind Walker at 7.29. Micayah Holland will compete in her first ACC final after placing sixth overall with a time of 7.35.

Aidan Ryan nearly missed Saturday's final in the men's one mile, finishing seventh overall with a personal best and ninth-fastest time in program history at 4:02.79.

The Seminoles will conclude competition on Saturday, starting with the men's triple jump with defending Champion Kyvon Tatham at 11:00 a.m. With 20 events remaining, FSU's men are in 11th place with 13 points, while the women have one point with 10 events to be contested on Saturday.

All sessions will air on the ACC Network Extra, and live timing will be available on flash results.

NOLE SUMMARY
-Men's long jump
Justin Woulard | 3rd| 7.41m
Curtis Williams | 5th | 7.36m
Jaiden Rollins | 7th | 7.27m
Kyvon Tatham | 8th | 7.19m

-Men's one mile
Aidan Ryan |7th| 4:02.79 (PB)

-Women's one mile
*Suus Altorf | 8th | 4:36.52
Nicole Dinan | 18th | 4:43.06

-Men's 60-meter hurdles (prelims)
*Andre Korbmacher | 2nd | 7.61
*Zach Extine | 3rd | 7.63

-Men's 60-meters (prelim)
*Durian Moss | 1st| 6.59
*Neo Mosebi | 2nd| 6.63
*Jaiden Rollins |3rd | 6.71
Carter Birade | 9th | 6.76 (PB)

-Men's 400-meters (prelim)
*British Wilkerson | 5th | 46.87
*Micahi Danzy | 6th | 46.87

-Women 400-meters (prelim)
*Kaelyaah Liburd |1st | 51.88
*Alyia Green | 8th | 53.56

-Women's 60-meters (prelim)
*Shenese Walker | 1st | 7.21
*Lucy May Sleeman | 2nd | 7.29
*Micayah Holland |6th | 7.35
Liana Tyson | 9th | 7.39

-Men's 800-meter (prelim)
Aniol Borras| 10th|1:50.38
Zach Trotter |30th | 1:56.65

*=Advancing to finals

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Woulard Highlights Second Day of ACC Championships

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Players Mentioned

Micayah Holland

Suus Altorf

Carter Birade

Micahi Danzy

Nicole Dinan

Zach Extine

Alyia Green

Andre Korbmacher

Kaelyaah Liburd

Neo Mosebi

Durian Moss

Jaiden Rollins

Aidan Ryan

Lucy May Sleeman

Kyvon Tatham

Zach Trotter

Liana Tyson

Shenese Walker

British Wilkerson

Curtis Williams

Justin Woulard

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