Record-Setting Day One as Eagles Shine Across Events
4/10/2026 8:05:00 PM | Track & Field/XC
ATHENS, GA. – Behind a historic, multi-event performance from freshman Madison Linscomb, the Eagles turned in a strong all-around showing, highlighted by multiple all-time marks, personal bests, and a first-place finish in the javelin.
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Linscomb turned in a standout performance, etching her name into the record book in multiple events.
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She opened the day by launching a 40.67m throw in the javelin, securing first place and moving up to No. 3 all-time in program history.
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Linscomb carried that momentum to the track, clocking a personal-best 2:21.97 in the 800 meters to place eighth. She capped off her impressive day in the heptathlon, tallying 4,377 points to rank No. 8 all-time.
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In the sprints, NaJ Watson paced the Eagles with a sixth-place finish in a highly competitive 200 meters, crossing the line in 23.33.
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Alanna Smith (24.56), Emani George (25.63), Aaliyah Barnes (26.11), and Yasmine Williams (26.57) followed to round out the event.
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The distance group delivered a strong showing in the 1500 meters, highlighted by veteran Tristen Crosby, who broke into the program's top 10 with a time of 4:47.97 to claim the No. 10 spot all-time.
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Hannah Douglas (4:50.27) and Katie Casto (4:50.48) each recorded personal bests, finishing just behind Crosby, while Cameron Belcher (4:54.48) and Rebecca Stratton (4:57.86) added depth to the lineup.
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In the 800 meters, Zya Gibbs posted a time of 2:20.61, and Jayla Daise made her debut in the event with a 2:30.77 to round out the Eagles' efforts.
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Linscomb turned in a standout performance, etching her name into the record book in multiple events.
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She opened the day by launching a 40.67m throw in the javelin, securing first place and moving up to No. 3 all-time in program history.
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Linscomb carried that momentum to the track, clocking a personal-best 2:21.97 in the 800 meters to place eighth. She capped off her impressive day in the heptathlon, tallying 4,377 points to rank No. 8 all-time.
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In the sprints, NaJ Watson paced the Eagles with a sixth-place finish in a highly competitive 200 meters, crossing the line in 23.33.
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Alanna Smith (24.56), Emani George (25.63), Aaliyah Barnes (26.11), and Yasmine Williams (26.57) followed to round out the event.
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The distance group delivered a strong showing in the 1500 meters, highlighted by veteran Tristen Crosby, who broke into the program's top 10 with a time of 4:47.97 to claim the No. 10 spot all-time.
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Hannah Douglas (4:50.27) and Katie Casto (4:50.48) each recorded personal bests, finishing just behind Crosby, while Cameron Belcher (4:54.48) and Rebecca Stratton (4:57.86) added depth to the lineup.
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In the 800 meters, Zya Gibbs posted a time of 2:20.61, and Jayla Daise made her debut in the event with a 2:30.77 to round out the Eagles' efforts.
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