University of Louisiana at Lafayette Athletics
Saturday, March 17
Lafayette
10 a.m.
Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns
vs
Louisiana Classics
Cajuns Wrap Up Successful Weekend Hosting Louisiana Classics
3/17/2018 8:41:00 PM | Track and Field
Baudoin posts 10th-best mark in pole vault for Cajuns
LAFAYETTE – Sven Glueck and Angus Sinclair each claimed top honors in the men's high jump with Lindsay LaGarde and Hailey Hesterman producing a late charge to finish 1-2 in the women's 1,500-meter run to lead the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns track and field team on the final day of the Louisiana Classics on Saturday at the Ragin' Cajuns Soccer/Track Facility.
Kyle Baudoin earned a second-place finish in the men's pole vault with Tyler Hughes finishing third overall in the 110-meter hurdles as Louisiana wrapped up its lone home meet of the season on a positive note.
"Last night started off very well for us with three (NCAA) regional qualifiers," head coach Lon Badeaux said. "We came back today and started off with Kyle in the pole vault, which should get him in the regional, our guys in the 800 ran really well, our high jumpers did really well in the end.
"It was a pretty good meet for the throwers, jumpers and distance runners. We still have some work to do with the sprinters. We're waiting for some runners to get healthy after indoor. It's still early and we'll get them going."
Glueck and Sinclair each cleared the bar at 6-7 ½ to finish in a three-way tie for first place for Louisiana with sophomore Damon Guidry finishing in a fifth-place tie after posting an identical mark.
LaGarde, Hesterman and Courtney Musgrove each led a charge down the stretch for Louisiana with LaGarde crossing the finish line in 4:45.29 with Hesterman less than a second behind at 4:46.04. Musgrove earned a fourth-place finish for the Ragin' Cajuns, crossing the finish line in 4:47.47.
Baudoin led a group of four Ragin' Cajuns to top-nine finishes in the pole vault after posting a season-best mark of 16-8 to finish second behind Southeastern Louisiana's Devin King. Matt Wilson earned a fourth-place finish for Louisiana, clearing the bar at 15-8 ¼ with Chandler Mixon finishing sixth (15-2 ¼) and Matthew Standridge ninth (14-8 ¼).
Hughes, making his 2018 debut in the 110-meter hurdles, clocked a time of 14.54 overall to finish third for Louisiana with teammate Kameron Cummings finishing seventh (15.13). Stanley Limoh (1:52.55) and Jonathan Kimutai (1:53.66) finished fifth and eighth overall in the men's 800-meters for the Ragin' Cajuns with Andre Bellard finishing fifth in the men's 5,000-meter run (16:11.56) with Conner Meche seventh (16:17.36).
In the men's shot put, Shaquille Singuineau posted a mark of 52-10 to finish fourth overall for Louisiana with Zach Lewis producing a sixth-place finish after a toss of 51-0 ¾. The Ragin' Cajuns placed a pair of throwers in the top-seven in the discus as Richard Delphin finished sixth overall (152-6) with Anthony Taylor placing seventh (152-5).
Senior Taylor Walker recorded a pair of top-10 finishes for Louisiana as she opened the day with a ninth-place performance in the long jump (16-4 ¼) before finishing fourth in the triple jump (38-0 ¾). Lindsey Darby earned a seventh-place finish in the triple jump for the Ragin' Cajuns after posting a mark of 36-7 with Frankie Griffin finishing fourth in the high jump (5-5 ¾) and Maliya Crouch eighth in the discus (125-9).
Louisiana had two athletes earn top-seven finishes in the women's 400-meter hurdles as Victoria Wayne finished fifth (1:04.14) and Vanessa Joseph seventh (1:05.75).
Louisiana will return to action with a pair of meets from March 29-April 1. A select group of Ragin' Cajuns athletes will compete in the prestigious NIKE Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays in Austin, Texas with the remainder of the team competing in San Marcos, Texas at the Bobcat Relays.
Kyle Baudoin earned a second-place finish in the men's pole vault with Tyler Hughes finishing third overall in the 110-meter hurdles as Louisiana wrapped up its lone home meet of the season on a positive note.
"Last night started off very well for us with three (NCAA) regional qualifiers," head coach Lon Badeaux said. "We came back today and started off with Kyle in the pole vault, which should get him in the regional, our guys in the 800 ran really well, our high jumpers did really well in the end.
"It was a pretty good meet for the throwers, jumpers and distance runners. We still have some work to do with the sprinters. We're waiting for some runners to get healthy after indoor. It's still early and we'll get them going."
Glueck and Sinclair each cleared the bar at 6-7 ½ to finish in a three-way tie for first place for Louisiana with sophomore Damon Guidry finishing in a fifth-place tie after posting an identical mark.
LaGarde, Hesterman and Courtney Musgrove each led a charge down the stretch for Louisiana with LaGarde crossing the finish line in 4:45.29 with Hesterman less than a second behind at 4:46.04. Musgrove earned a fourth-place finish for the Ragin' Cajuns, crossing the finish line in 4:47.47.
Baudoin led a group of four Ragin' Cajuns to top-nine finishes in the pole vault after posting a season-best mark of 16-8 to finish second behind Southeastern Louisiana's Devin King. Matt Wilson earned a fourth-place finish for Louisiana, clearing the bar at 15-8 ¼ with Chandler Mixon finishing sixth (15-2 ¼) and Matthew Standridge ninth (14-8 ¼).
Hughes, making his 2018 debut in the 110-meter hurdles, clocked a time of 14.54 overall to finish third for Louisiana with teammate Kameron Cummings finishing seventh (15.13). Stanley Limoh (1:52.55) and Jonathan Kimutai (1:53.66) finished fifth and eighth overall in the men's 800-meters for the Ragin' Cajuns with Andre Bellard finishing fifth in the men's 5,000-meter run (16:11.56) with Conner Meche seventh (16:17.36).
In the men's shot put, Shaquille Singuineau posted a mark of 52-10 to finish fourth overall for Louisiana with Zach Lewis producing a sixth-place finish after a toss of 51-0 ¾. The Ragin' Cajuns placed a pair of throwers in the top-seven in the discus as Richard Delphin finished sixth overall (152-6) with Anthony Taylor placing seventh (152-5).
Senior Taylor Walker recorded a pair of top-10 finishes for Louisiana as she opened the day with a ninth-place performance in the long jump (16-4 ¼) before finishing fourth in the triple jump (38-0 ¾). Lindsey Darby earned a seventh-place finish in the triple jump for the Ragin' Cajuns after posting a mark of 36-7 with Frankie Griffin finishing fourth in the high jump (5-5 ¾) and Maliya Crouch eighth in the discus (125-9).
Louisiana had two athletes earn top-seven finishes in the women's 400-meter hurdles as Victoria Wayne finished fifth (1:04.14) and Vanessa Joseph seventh (1:05.75).
Louisiana will return to action with a pair of meets from March 29-April 1. A select group of Ragin' Cajuns athletes will compete in the prestigious NIKE Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays in Austin, Texas with the remainder of the team competing in San Marcos, Texas at the Bobcat Relays.
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