ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Maryland Track and Field team took home seven first-place titles and two top-10 times at the Navy Select meet hosted by the United States Naval Academy Friday.

What You Need To Know:

• Senior Kameron Jones inked his name in the indoor record books for the ninth time in his career in the 200m dash (21.94) Friday. Jones now holds a top-10 time in seven different races, the most in school history.  

• Sophomore Mackenzie Morgan set a No. 9 all-time finish in the 500m dash (1:14.71). Today marks her third-straight meet setting a top-10 time in the Terps' record book.

Times/Marks To Know 

• Sophomore Jaida Smith opened the day for Maryland in the long jump with a first-place and personal-best mark of 5.80m.

• Kamryn Henderson earned first place in weight throw (17.25m)

• Gerald Norgbe took home his first collegiate first-place title in the triple jump (14.14m).

• Senior Mikella Lefebvre-Oatis approached the bar set at 1.70m and cleared in her first attempt, taking home gold. 

• Nadia Hackett attacked all five hurdles in the 60m hurdles with a first-place 8.69 finish.

• Caleb Dean captured a first-place title in the 60m hurdles, crossing the line in 8.03 seconds.

• Chloe Royce took home two second-place titles, one in the long jump with a personal-best 5.68m jump and in high jump.

• In pole vault, Chris Spiess sprinted down the runway and vaulted over the bar set at 4.50m.

• The 60m swept the competition, with two first-place titles and a second-place finish. Joseph Ewan (6.89) won the men's race and Jaida Smith (7.64) won the women's 60m. Nick Cross dashed across the line in 6.94, good for second place.

• Maryland milers set the pace with season-best times. Brady Snelson crossed the line in 4:24.49, as he continues to set personal bests in the race. Snelson took home second place later in the day in the 1000m (2:37.51).

• Christine Laurie (4:56.89) and Anna Coffin (4:58.73) took home season-best first and second place mile times, respectively. 

• Paige Novak with a time of 5:10.16 and Courtney Mann both set season-best mile times and placed within the top-10.

• Venida Fagan set a season-best 400m time of 56.83 and took home third.

• Freshman Maxwell Myers placed second in the 800m as he ran down the back stretch setting a personal-best 1:54.06. Chase McGeehan also set a personal best in the race.

• Cheyenne Jones ran 25.00 in the 200m, showcasing her speed in a season-best time and took home third.
   

They Said It

"It has been a very exciting season. I've had a lot of personal bests and top times and I want to keep that momentum going as we approach the Big Ten Championships. Cross country really helped me set a foundation for this season, so I'm looking forward to finishing it strong." — Sophomore mid-distance runner Mackenzie Morgan 

"Today was a good tune up and opportunity to build momentum as a full team heading into conference week. Everyone rallied behind each other as we set the tone for a championship mentality." — Head Coach Andrew Valmon

Up Next

• The Terps wrap up its indoor season at the Big Ten Indoor Championships in Geneva, Ohio at the Spire Institute Feb. 28-29, before taking on the NCAA Championships two weeks later. 

• Maryland Track and Field kicks off its outdoor season March 19 at the University of Miami's Hurricane Invitational.

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