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ACC Championships
Pitt to Compete in Conference Championship Meet at Wake Forest
5/14/2025 3:56:00 PM | Track & Field
PITTSBURGH – Pitt Track and Field enters the post season with the start of the 2025 ACC Outdoor Championships. The meet will run May 15-17 at Kentner Stadium in Winston-Salem, NC, as Wake Forest plays host to this year's conference meet.
- Live results can be found HERE.
- Thursday Stream (12:45 p.m.)
- Friday Stream (12:45 p.m.)
- Friday Stream (6 p.m.)
- Saturday Stream (2 p.m.)
LAST TIME OUT – 2024 ACC INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Je'Nyia Burton was crowned the women's 400-meter champion as she set a school and facility record in the event with her speedy time of 51.82. Following the conference meet, Burton went on to compete at the NCAA Championships where she earned Second-Team All America honors.
- Nigel Hussey produced 16 of the men's team's 21 points. The Snellville, Ga. native recorded a time of 6.70 in the 60-meter prelims. The following day, Hussey raced to a personal best 6.66 third place finish in the 60-meter final for the third best time in program history. Hussey claimed fourth place in the 200-meter final, with another personal best, 20.86. That time is the second-best time in the event in program history. To end the meet, Nigel helped the men's 4x400 relay team to a fourth-place finish.
- Sophomore Norrah Lemongo notched a podium performance in the women's weight throw. Lemongo launched a 21.53-meter personal best to go from fourth to second in the event in program history, collecting First Team All-ACC honors and a bronze medal in the process.
- High jumpers Eva Baldursdottir and Alesia Rengle earned points for the women's team with their fourth and eighth place finishes. Baldursdottir tied her 1.80-meter personal best while Rengle tallied a 1.74-meter mark.
- Mikhi Anderson tallied a seventh-place performance in the men's 60-meter hurdles in his first ACC Championship action.
- Malik Ricketts garnered eighth place in the men's 400-meter final, securing a point for the Panthers.
- The women's team achieved their highest finish, earning eighth place with 46 points, while the men's team tallied 21 points to receive 13th place.
COMPETING FOR THE PANTHERS
Men: Daniel Amaya (Hammer), Mikhi Anderson (110mH, High Jump), Uri Arnon (Triple Jump), Stephon Brown (100m, 4x100, 4x400), Samuell Guzman (Javelin), Nigel Hussey (100m, 200m, 4x100, 4x400), Antwan James (110mH), Thomas McDonough (200m, 4x100, 4x400), Darren McQueen Jr. (100m, 4x100), Luke Miller (5K, 10K), Devin Nugent (400mH, 4x400), Malik Ricketts (400m, 4x100, 4x400), Jaden Shelton (110mH), Luke Simpson (1500m, 3K Steeplechase), Emeka Ugwu (Shot Put), Finn Walsh (1500m)
Women: Eva Baldursdottir (High Jump), Jana Bruses (100mH, 400mH), Je'Nyia Burton (200m, 400m, 4x400), Niya Crawford (Shot Put, Discus), Faith Dennis (4x100, 4x400), Winnie Incorvaia (10K), Caleia Johnson (200m, 400m, 4x400), Endeyah Lane (100m, 4x100), Norrah Lemongo (Shot Put, Hammer), Maya Maycock (4x100), Sydney McCallum (4x100), Logan Neely (400mH, 4x400), Alesia Rengle (High Jump), Mackenzie Sullivan (400mH)
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- Results and Recap will be posted to pittsburghpanthers.com following the completion of the meet.
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