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Duke Women Earn Highest Program Ranking of No. 12 in USTFCCCA Poll
3/28/2022 2:15:00 PM | Track & Field
DURHAM – Fresh off a historic weekend at the Texas and Raleigh Relays, the Duke women's track and field team was tabbed 12th in the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Week One national outdoor rankings, earning it's highest regular-season national ranking in program lore.
The Blue Devils are one of four ranked teams in the top 25 from the ACC, joining No. 6 NC State, No. 16 Virginia and 23rd-ranked Miami. Additionally, the Blue Devil women sit fourth in the southeast region.
Duke's quartet of graduate students Lauren Hoffman, Erin Marsh and Michaela Reinhart and senior Isabel Wakefield have combined to produce 104 points towards the team's TRFI team total of 159.73 via their performances at the Raleigh and Texas Relays this past weekend.
Hoffman delivered a blistering performance in the preliminaries of the 400m hurdles at the Texas Relays this past weekend that featured a personal-best run of 55.98 seconds – the second fastest in the nation – to break her own school record for the second time in as many weeks. Hoffman ran 56.55 seconds in the final to finish as event runner-up, marking the third straight race in which she has registered a faster time than what her school record was entering the 2022 outdoor campaign (56.98).
The Blue Devils also received top-three showings from Marsh and Wakefield in the heptathlon at the Texas Relays. Wakefield placed second with a personal-best 5,850 points - improving her previous event score by 883 points while moving her into second all-time at Duke in the process. Her overall performance also included PR's in the 100m hurdles, 200m and javelin. Marsh also had a strong outing and finished third among the 18-member field with 5,735 points. The duo's point totals check in second and third nationally.
Competing at the Raleigh Relays, Reinhart capped the first day of competition at the meet with another historic performance for the Blue Devils – this one coming in the 10,000m. The Louisville, Ky., native clocked a personal best of 33:22.49 to finish fifth among the field, shaving over four seconds off her No. 4 all-time Duke mark. Reinhart's time currently stands fifth in the country.
Duke's men also earned a spot in the regional rankings as the No. 6 team in the southeast.
The Blue Devils will return to action this weekend and head back to High Point for the Vertklasse Meeting scheduled for April 1-2.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils cross country and track & field, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeTFXC."
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The Blue Devils are one of four ranked teams in the top 25 from the ACC, joining No. 6 NC State, No. 16 Virginia and 23rd-ranked Miami. Additionally, the Blue Devil women sit fourth in the southeast region.
Duke's quartet of graduate students Lauren Hoffman, Erin Marsh and Michaela Reinhart and senior Isabel Wakefield have combined to produce 104 points towards the team's TRFI team total of 159.73 via their performances at the Raleigh and Texas Relays this past weekend.
Hoffman delivered a blistering performance in the preliminaries of the 400m hurdles at the Texas Relays this past weekend that featured a personal-best run of 55.98 seconds – the second fastest in the nation – to break her own school record for the second time in as many weeks. Hoffman ran 56.55 seconds in the final to finish as event runner-up, marking the third straight race in which she has registered a faster time than what her school record was entering the 2022 outdoor campaign (56.98).
The Blue Devils also received top-three showings from Marsh and Wakefield in the heptathlon at the Texas Relays. Wakefield placed second with a personal-best 5,850 points - improving her previous event score by 883 points while moving her into second all-time at Duke in the process. Her overall performance also included PR's in the 100m hurdles, 200m and javelin. Marsh also had a strong outing and finished third among the 18-member field with 5,735 points. The duo's point totals check in second and third nationally.
Competing at the Raleigh Relays, Reinhart capped the first day of competition at the meet with another historic performance for the Blue Devils – this one coming in the 10,000m. The Louisville, Ky., native clocked a personal best of 33:22.49 to finish fifth among the field, shaving over four seconds off her No. 4 all-time Duke mark. Reinhart's time currently stands fifth in the country.
Duke's men also earned a spot in the regional rankings as the No. 6 team in the southeast.
The Blue Devils will return to action this weekend and head back to High Point for the Vertklasse Meeting scheduled for April 1-2.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils cross country and track & field, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeTFXC."
#GoDuke
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