Track Splits Up For Tiger Paw, Music City Meets

Friday, February 10

Clemson, SC

University of Georgia

Tiger Paw

February 09, 2023 | Track & Field

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ATHENS, Ga. --- Members of the Bulldog track and field program head to both the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, S.C., and the Music City Challenge in Nashville, Tenn., for this weekend's competitions.

When Does The Action Begin: The men's weight throw kicks off the two days of action on Friday at 11 a.m. ET at the Tiger Paw meet.  The first event on the track in Clemson is the women's 60-meter hurdles at 12 p.m. on day one.

Track events in Nashville begin with the women's mile at 6 p.m. on Friday.

Where To Catch The Meets: There will be streaming coverage of the Tiger Paw meet as well as live results.

Live Tiger Paw results: http://gado.gs/a10

Live Tiger Paw video:
Friday stream (10 a.m.): https://gado.gs/a11
Saturday stream (10 a.m.): http://gado.gs/a12

There is also expected to be live feeds and results for the Music City Challenge and those will be posted when available.

Coach Caryl's Comments: "After a weekend away from meets to train and recover, I am excited to see our teams battle with the postseason arriving this month," said Georgia head coach Caryl Smith Gilbert.  "Our second trip to Clemson is a great opportunity for our sprinters, jumpers and throwers to improve existing marks and set new personal bests as they ready their bodies for the most important portion of the indoor season. The Music City meet will allow our distance crew to qualify some members for Nationals and alter our record books. GO DAWGS!"

What Bulldogs Are Traveling: Thirty-three Georgia team members are slated to travel to Clemson for the Tiger Paw meet.  For the men, Keshaun Black, Gavin Beverage, Matthew Boling, Caleb Cavanaugh, Johannes Erm, Kyle Garland, Elija Godwin, Christopher Morales Williams, Alencar Pereira, Alon Rogow, Nikolai van Huyssteen and Ziggy Zoller will line up in Clemson's indoor facility.

Leah Anderson, Mia Anderson, Aaliyah Butler, Ana da Silva, Kenondra Davis, Eddiyah Frye, Elsie Igberaese, Kaila Jackson, Elena Kulichenko, Courtney Long, Titiana Marsh, Madison McConico, Dominique Mustin, Zoe Pollock, Brandee Presley, Michaela Prevallet, Ella Rush, Haley Tate, Mikeisha Welcome, Autumn Wilson and Bella Witt are signed up to compete.

A smaller group of middle-distance and distance Bulldogs are traveling to Nashville for the Music City meet. Cooper Bocko, Sam Bowers, Chase Condra, Nicolas Fontova, KC Heron, Wesley John, Clay Pender, Zachary Roe, Will Sumner and Zack Truitt will represent the men's team.  Charlotte Augenstein, Sophia Baker, Lily Cincola, Emily Hall, Audrey Knoper, Katherine Law, Gracie O'Neal, Nina Ouelette, Simone Rojas and Janie Sandel will suit up for the Lady Bulldogs.

Postseason Month Has Arrived: Georgia has completed three indoor regular season meets, last competing at the Texas Tech Open & Multis in Lubbock, Texas, on Jan. 26-28.  Following this coming weekend's action, the Bulldogs will have only a single meet (Arkansas Qualifier, Fayetteville, Ark., Feb. 17) left before the postseason arrives.  This year's Southeastern Conference Championships are also on Arkansas' campus on Feb. 24-25 before the NCAA Championships arrive in Albuquerque, N.M., on March 10-11.

Where To Find Bulldog News: Results and recaps from the Clemson and Music City meets will be found at georgiadogs.com.  News and updates from Georgia's track and field and cross country teams are always located on Twitter/Instagram at @UGATrack.