Emporia State had a successful day at the KU Relays, advancing ten athletes to the finals, including three provisional qualifiers and setting two top three school marks. Mele Taula impressed by becoming the top Division II finisher in the women's shot put, ranking third all-time at Emporia State and currently eighth nationally. Abigael Reid and Lauren Carlson also made notable achievements in their respective events.

By the Numbers
  • Mele Taula's shot put mark: 15.02m (49-3.50)
  • Abigael Reid's 400m hurdles time: 1:00.66
Yes, But

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State of Play
  • Emporia State qualified ten athletes for the finals at the KU Relays.
  • The women's team saw impressive performances from Mele Taula, Abigael Reid, and Lauren Carlson.
What's Next

The finals at the KU Relays will continue with Emporia State's participation in various events, starting with the women's 4x100m relay.

Bottom Line

Emporia State's track and field team showcased exceptional talent at the KU Relays, with several athletes setting impressive marks and qualifying for the finals. The team's success is a testament to their dedication and skill, positioning them well for future competitions.