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Wingate, N.C.----The Wingate University indoor track and field teams competed in two events Saturday. Locally, a busload of Bulldogs ventured to the JDL Fast Track for the Visit Winston-Salem College Kick-off, while 27 WU distance specialists ran in the Sharon Colyear-Danville Indoor Opener at Boston University.
 
What They Are Saying
 
Wingate head indoor track and field coach Jackie Kirby
 
"I'm really proud of the way our team showed up at the JDL Winston Sale College Kick-Off. From the veterans to the freshmen, everyone competed with a purpose and set the tone for the season ahead. I saw grit, poise and a commitment to doing the little things right. This meet was a strong first step…and I'm excited to see how we build from here."
 
Wingate senior men's track and field student-athlete Deon Sumpter
 
"Today was my first meet of my senior year! We ran at the completely-new-on-the-inside JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem. I was excited to compete in the 200 meters Saturday and I hit a 21.92 as my time. The team overall did well in my opinion and I'm very excited for what's to come."
 
Visit Winston-Salem College Kick-off Wingate women's notes
 
- '25 Academic All-America Amber Lawless won the shot put (14.38 meters PR)
- Ally Holmberg finished second in the long jump (5.78 meters PR)
- Dounia Routbi took seventh place in the 60-meter hurdles (8.96)
- Hayat Abdelselam finished seventh in the 200 meters (25.21)
- Natalie Pinzan posted a personal-best time in the 200 meters (25.68)
- Pinzan took sixth place in the 400 meters (58.09)
- T'Asya Jay recorded a personal-best time in the 400 meters (1:02.72)
- Hoyane Esper finished fifth in the 800 meters (2:19.17 PR)
- Natalie Bogdanova Kirilova ran a personal-best 5:29.16 in the mile
- Two WU runners had personal-best marks in the 3000 meters
- They include Maria Chacha (10:24.92) and Baia Touza (10:34.32)
- Gracie Stinson had personal-best mark of 12.40 meters in the weight throw
 
Visit Winston-Salem College Kick-off Wingate men's notes
 
- Dequan Thompson won the triple jump (14.85 meters)
- Parker Doomey finished fifth in the pole vault (4.10 meters)
- Dre Davis finished sixth in the 60-meter dash (6.86)
- Three other Bulldogs had personal-best times in the 60-meter dash event
- Davis and others broke the previous meet record in the 200 meters (21.71)
- Christien Stamp took sixth place in the 800 meters (1:57.08)
- Dylan Saunders had a personal-best time of 2:03.36 in the same event
- Hunter Lorenzo finished seventh in the weight throw (15.43 meters PR)
- Mateo de Castro Navarro had a personal-best weight throw (13.92 meters)
- Tiago de Oliveira ran a personal-best time of 15:24.56 in the 5000 meters
 
Sharon Colyear-Danville Indoor Opener Wingate women's notes
 
- Evie Brooks ran a personal-best time of 9:37.76 in the 3000 meters
- Two years ago, Brooks made her WU indoor debut in the same BU event
- Twins Abigail and Kiara Bester led the 'Dogs in the 5000 meters
- Saturday times: Abi Bester (16:18.11); Kiara Bester (16:20.21)
 
Sharon Colyear-Danville Indoor Opener Wingate men's notes
 
- Klaus Scholz finished second in the 800 meters invitational (1:47.61)
- Aleix Lago took sixth place in the same event (1:50.82)
- Mohamed Dahmouch finished eighth in the 3000 meters (7:56.07 PR)
- Luca Poppe was Wingate's top finisher in the 5000 meters (13:34.60)
 
Up Next for the Wingate indoor track and field teams
 
- Sunday, Wingate will return to Winston-Salem for the JDL Early Bird Invite
- Bulldog fans can follow JDL Early Bird live results at this link
 
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