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FLORIDA \u2013 The Jacksonville track and field program completed a pair of outdoor meets over the weekend, racing at the Florida Relays hosted by the University of Florida and the Embry-Riddle Classic hosted by Embry-Riddle.<\/p>\n
Down in Gainesville, the Dolphins had six athletes racing in sprints and field events, led by standout Ma’Kala Davis<\/a> earning a pair of second place finishes.<\/p>\n Davis, coming off being named the ASUN Indoor Field Athlete of the Year, earned second in both the long jump and the triple jump. In the long jump, Davis posted a 6.07m leap which was good for the longest jump of her college career. In the triple, she hit a distance of 12.82, just .02 meters short of first place.<\/p>\n On the short track, Joy Whittington<\/a> secured seventh place in the 400 with a career-best time of 52.23.<\/p>\n Joy Whittington<\/a> took home 27th\u00a0in the 100 hurdles while Mariandree Chacon<\/a> earned 25th\u00a0in the 200 and 32nd\u00a0in the 100.<\/p>\n Competing down in Daytona Beach, Jacksonville also displayed its long distance runners and some field athletes.<\/p>\n The team was successful in the 1500, having Leah Daniel<\/a> earn sixth place with a time of 5:14.56. Josephine Leonard<\/a> paced the ‘Phins with a team-best time in the event of 4:57.56 which secured her fourth place. Annah Priyadi<\/a> was right behind her, taking home seventh, with a time of 5:01.63.<\/p>\n Isabel DeVos<\/a> continued her stellar freshman season with a third place finish in the 5000, taking home a time of 17:59.96. Jordan Dix<\/a> (seventh), Alexis Holmes<\/a> (10th) and Madeline Weiler<\/a> (14th) rounded out the top-15 in the event.<\/p>\n