From utsports.com:
Three members of the Tennessee men’s track and field team were named to the inaugural SEC All-Freshman Indoor Track and Field team, the conference announced Wednesday.
Joseph Berry led the Tennessee contingent with his second-place finish in the pole vault at the SEC Indoor Championships. The Horsham, Pa., native cleared a personal-best height of 16-10 3/4 and finished behind teammate and four-time SEC champion Michael Hogue to give the Vols a clean sweep of the top-two positions.
Michael Ayers finished third in the heptathlon, behind victorious teammate Jangy Addy, with a personal-best score of 5,286 points to help the Vols claim two of the top-three finishes. Ayers, a Nashville native, moved to 10th on Tennessee’s all-time performance list in the event and earned a personal-best mark in five of the seven events contested.
Three members of the Tennessee men’s track and field team were named to the inaugural SEC All-Freshman Indoor Track and Field team, the conference announced Wednesday.
Joseph Berry led the Tennessee contingent with his second-place finish in the pole vault at the SEC Indoor Championships. The Horsham, Pa., native cleared a personal-best height of 16-10 3/4 and finished behind teammate and four-time SEC champion Michael Hogue to give the Vols a clean sweep of the top-two positions.
Michael Ayers finished third in the heptathlon, behind victorious teammate Jangy Addy, with a personal-best score of 5,286 points to help the Vols claim two of the top-three finishes. Ayers, a Nashville native, moved to 10th on Tennessee’s all-time performance list in the event and earned a personal-best mark in five of the seven events contested.
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