LEXINGTON, Va. --- The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga finished seventh at the 2021 Southern Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships over the weekend at the VMI Corps Physical Training Facility. Three individuals and two relay teams scored for the Mocs including freshmEn Ashtyn Hagood and Emmy Davis.
 
Hagood was sixth in the women's Mile, placing fourth in the first heat. She set a PR in the distance with a time of 5:12.28, and earned a spot on the SoCon all-freshman team despite not running competitively for almost two years due to an injury.
 
"Ashtyn started the day with a great race," Mocs head coach Andy Meyer said. "The race started slow. She stayed and fought for perfect position throughout the race. Each 400 meters the pace got faster and she was able to hang on. We are extremely proud of her effort and race."
 
Freshman Emmy Davis took eighth in the 800 meter final with a time of 2:22.62.
 
"She matched her performance from yesterday," Meyer said. "She hung on the fast pace from the start and her last 200 was her fastest close this season."
 
In the 5000 meter run, Makenzie Jones placed sixth for the Mocs after getting out to a hot start. She led the group through the first three laps before a trio of Furman runners took over. She was just over five seconds off her personal best.
 
"Makenzie ran well to place in a fast 5K," Meyer said.
 
The Mocs' 4x400 meter team was led off by McKenzie Williamson. Ashlynd Broling Miller, running in her final indoor championships, took the baton for the second leg. Emmy Davis covered the third and Imani Bryant ran anchor for Chattanooga with a time of 4:20.36.
 
"We had a good day and conference meet," Meyer said. "It was great to actually get the season in. We are currently looking forward to carrying this success into our outdoor season."
 
Samford was the overall champion with 155.5 points followed by Wofford's 131 for second and ETSU was third with 125.5. Netanya Linares from Wofford was named the women's Most Outstanding Athlete and Amanda Dumar from Samford was the women's Pinnacle Award winner for the highest GPA on the winning team.
 
 
Day Two Results

Place	Mile Run – Final	Time	Points
6	Ashtyn Hagood	5:12.28*	3
Place	Triple Jump – Final	Distance	Points
15	Mikah Charley	10.38m
16	Kimbra Dunning	10.03m
Place	800m – Final	Time	Points
8	Emmy Davis	2:22.62	1
Place	5000m – Final	Time	Poins
6	Makenzie Jones	17:25.97	3
16	Emily Russom	18:27.00
19	Lesley Green	18:31.58
20	Sophia Neglia	18:45.89
Place	4x400m – Final	Time	Points
8	Williamson, Broling, Davis, Bryant	4:20.36	1

 
 
Women's results – Final
1. Samford – 155.5 points
2. Wofford – 131
3. ETSU - 125.5
4. Furman – 102
5. Western Carolina – 94
6. VMI – 36
7. Chattanooga – 12
8. The Citadel – 6
9. UNCG – 1
 
Women's Most Outstanding Athlete
Netanya Linares, Wofford
 
Men's Pinnacle Award (highest GPA on championship-winning team)
Jeb Jones, Samford
 
Women's Pinnacle Award (highest GPA on championship-winning team)
Amanda Dumar, Samford
 
Day 2 champions
Women: weight throw Victoria Solheim (17.25 meters); mile Genevieve Schwarz, ETSU (5:01.46); 60-meter hurdles Kerrington Johnson, Wofford (8.49); 60-meter dash Nicole Johnson, ETSU (7.43); 400-meter dash Ariana Ruffin, VMI (56.74); 800-meter run Megan Marvin, Furman (2:07.72); 200-meter dash Nicole Johnson, ETSU (24.37); triple jump Morayo Bhadmos, Samford (12.57 meters); pole vault Brittany Bishop, Samford (3.80 meters); 5,000-meter run Madelynne Cadeau, Furman (16:32.11); 4x400-meter relay Hannah Lueders, Kaitlyn Cole, Katie Strozier, Amanda Dumar, Samford (3:52.44).
 * meet record
 
Women's All-Freshman – Day 1
Pentathlon
Mia Milasinovic, Samford
Erin Long, Samford
Imani Boyd, Western Carolina
 
Women's long jump
Madeline McNinch, Wofford
Aiya Finch, Samford
Omare McBride, Western Carolina
 
Women's shot put
Jenna Kirkland, VMI
 
Women's 3,000-meter run
Madelynne Cadeau, Furman
Bethany Graham, Furman
Jonna Strange, Furman
 
Women's high jump
Imani Boyd, Western Carolina
Makenzie Hooton, Samford
Savannah Schmidt, Samford
 
Women's All-Freshman – Day 2
Women's weight throw
Emma Nolte, Samford
Anna Moore, ETSU
Judith Gonzalez, VMI
 
Women's mile
Beth Donnelly, Furman
Ashtyn Hagood, Chattanooga
Kylie Wittman, Furman
 
Women's 60-meter hurdles
Lindsay Cooper, ETSU
Dami Shodeinde, Western Carolina
Amaya English, Western Carolina
 
Women's 60-meter dash
Madeline McNinch, Wofford
Kimbra Dunning, Chattanooga
 
Women's 400-meter dash
Jasmine Jefferson, Wofford
Lindsay Cooper, ETSU
Mecca Jackson, The Citadel
 
Women's 800-meter run
Megan Marvin, Furman
Janie Holecek, Wofford
Emmy Davis, Chattanooga
 
Women's 200-meter dash
Madeline McNinch, Wofford
Mecca Jackson, The Citadel
Mikayla Turner, Western Carolina
 
Triple jump
Omare McBride, Western Carolina
Derica Currie, Western Carolina
Erica O'Neal
 
Women's pole vault
Kaelyn McCann, Samford
Alexis Cook, Samford
Emily Hickey, The Citadel
 
Women's 5,000-meter run
Madelynne Cadeau, Furman
Bethany Graham, Furman
Jonna Strange, Furman