Fischer breaks school javelin record in Auburn debut

FSU Relays Results
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Ross Obley

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Senior Nils Fischer, making his Auburn debut, broke the Auburn school record in the men's javelin throw at the FSU Relays in Tallahassee, Fla., to highlight the Tigers' efforts during the two-day meet.
 
Fischer, who transferred to Auburn from Angelo State prior to the 2020 season, recorded his school breaking mark of 73.69m/241-9 on his fourth of six throws to win the event over teammate Cade Antonucci. The Dusseldorf, Germany, native's mark was good for fourth nationally and broke the previous school best of 239-7 set by Justin Carter at the 2014 SEC Outdoor Championships.
 
The Tigers swept the medal stand in the men's javelin as sophomore Erik Ebel (62.13m/203-10) was third behind Fischer and Antonucci (70.97m/232-10), with a personal-best toss.
 
Sprinter Dante Brown continued his impressive efforts, finishing second in the men's 100m dash in a wind-aided time of 10.11 and was edged out by Florida's Joseph Fahnbulleh, who crossed in 10.08, the nation's top time in the event.
 
Junior Caroline Lawrence won her first collegiate event as she took gold in the women's high jump with a season-best mark of 1.74m/5-8.5, defeating teammate Kamiya Dendy who cleared the same height but with more misses.
 
In the men's hammer throw, Kyle Brown, Ebel and Kyle Moison went 2-3-4 in the event with Brown (65.08m/213-6) and Moison (56.73m/186-1) posting career-best marks. Kylee Carter also grabbed silver with a mark of 56.17m/184-3 in the women's javelin throw, the fifth-best throw in school history.
 
Dontavious Hill and freshman TJ Funches both cleared 2.12m/6-11.5 in the men's high jump to finish second and third respectively, with Funches' mark a new PR by nearly five inches. Sophomore pole vaulter Matthew Asplund was the Tigers' seventh silver medalist of the meet after notching a personal-best clearance of 4.90m/16-0.75.
 
Auburn collectively posted 24 new career or collegiate bests with Jocelynn Budwig, David Edmondson, Hope Igbinoghene, John Murray and Alex Spyridonidis each with two new bests.
 
The Tigers will return to the Sunshine State next weekend to compete at the Florida Relays, April 2-3, in Gainesville, Fla.
 
2021 FSU RELAYS
MIKE LONG TRACK
TALLAHASSEE, FLA
 
 
MEN'S RESULTS
 
Hammer Throw
2. Kyle Brown                       65.08m/213-6
3. Erik Ebel                           60.35m/198-0
4. Kyle Moison                      56.73m/186-1
 
Pole Vault
2. Matthew Asplund            4.90m/16-0.75
James Courson                                         NH
 
Long Jump
4. Alex Spyridonidis                 7.39m/24-3
10. John Murray                   6.33m/20-9.25
11. David Edmondson           6.26m/20-6.5
 
Shot Put
8. Adam Strouf                     17.26m/56-7.5
 
High Jump
2. Dontavious Hill                  2.12m/6-11.5
3. TJ Funches                          2.12m/6-11.5
 
Discus
7. Kyle Moison                      48.37m/158-8
10. Alex Spyridonidis        41.40m/135-10
 
110m Hurdles
10. Alex Spyridonidis                          15.07
11. David Edmondson                         15.32
15. John Murray                                   15.97
 
Javelin Throw
1. Nils Fischer                       73.69m/241-9
2. Cade Antonucci              70.97m/232-10
3. Erik Ebel                         62.13m/203-10
5. Josh Wallace                     59.50m/195-2
 
400m
15. Eric Brown                                     49.27
 
100m
2. Dante Brown                                 10.11w
7. Brandon Smiley                               10.63
8. Jason Reese                                      10.65
 
400m Hurdles
4. Caden Ciul                                        54.57
 
4x400m Relay
6. Auburn                                          3:17.84
Dante Brown, Eric Brown, Jevony Murray, Brandon Smiley
 
 
 
WOMEN'S RESULTS
 
Hammer Throw
4. Jocelynn Budwig            54.53m/178-11
6. Danielle Gregory              47.12m/154-7
 
Pole Vault
12. Lexie Leinneweber        3.50m/11-5.75
 
Long Jump
9. Natosha Jordan                  5.79m/19-0w
16. Imani Jones                    5.54m/18-2.25
18. Sarah Little                    5.24m/17-2.25
 
Shot Put
7. Jocelynn Budwig           15.87m/52-0.75
9. Tori McKinley                14.65m/48-0.75
13. Keira McCarrell         13.40m/43-11.75
 
High Jump
1. Caroline Lawrence               1.74m/5-8.5
2. Kamiya Dendy                      1.74m/5-8.5
5. Allison Tanner                      1.64m/5-4.5
 
200m
8. Niya Benton-Andrews                     24.26
9. Destiny Charles                                24.34
15. Tylar Colbert                                  24.79
26. Myra Mack                                     25.66
27. Hope Igbinoghene                         26.46
 
Discus
6. Jocelynn Budwig              47.15m/154-8
8. Tori McKinley                   41.18m/135-1
 
100m Hurdles
9. Natosha Jordan                          14.18
 
4x100m Relay
4. Auburn                                       45.96
(Tylar Colbert, Niya Benton-Andrews, Destiny Charles, Myra Mack)
 
Triple Jump
5. Imani Jones                11.95m/39-2.5
7. Janaya Jones            11.45m/37-6.75
 
Javelin Throw
2. Kylee Carter                56.17m/184-3
5. Keira McCarrell          49.17m/161-4
6. Ashley Carter              47.06m/154-5
7. Shaniya Holley            46.40m/152-3
8. Alex Webb                   45.73m/150-0
10. Katherine Ratliff       33.84m/111-0
 
100m
11. Sarah Little                               12.25
12. Hope Igbinoghene                   12.26
 
1500m
10. Frances Patrick                    4:44.34
 
4x400m Relay
8. Auburn                                    3:54.66
Niya Benton-Andrews, Tylar Colbert, Destiny Charles, Myra Mack