South Carolina finished the 2010 SEC Indoor Championships with three gold medalists as pole vaulter Elliott Haynie and 60m dash specialist LaKya Brookins earned wins Sunday to go along with the pentathlon title won by Kettiany Clarke. The titles were all SEC indoor firsts in each event for the Gamecocks.
The men's team finished fourth for the second straight season with 53 total points and five medals. The Gamecock women's team placed seventh overall with 53 points, two points shy of sixth, and earned a total of five medals over the weekend. Haynie earned gold in the pole vault at 17'7 ΒΌ (5.37m) and Brookins, the defending national champion in the 60m dash, won gold at a nation-leading 7.18.
Watch this interview with head coach Curtis Frye after the conclusion of the championships:
Watch an interview with KeKe Clarke - the first SEC pentathlon champion in South Carolina history.
Watch an interview with LaKya Brookins after she receives her gold medal in the 60 meter dash.
Watch an interview with Gamecock pole vaulters Elliott Haynie (gold medal), Marvin Reitze and Matt Shuler (combined bronze).
Watch an interview with Gamecock hurdlers Booker Nunley (silver) and Johnny Dutch (bronze).
The men's team finished fourth for the second straight season with 53 total points and five medals. The Gamecock women's team placed seventh overall with 53 points, two points shy of sixth, and earned a total of five medals over the weekend. Haynie earned gold in the pole vault at 17'7 ΒΌ (5.37m) and Brookins, the defending national champion in the 60m dash, won gold at a nation-leading 7.18.
Watch this interview with head coach Curtis Frye after the conclusion of the championships:
Watch an interview with KeKe Clarke - the first SEC pentathlon champion in South Carolina history.
Watch an interview with LaKya Brookins after she receives her gold medal in the 60 meter dash.
Watch an interview with Gamecock pole vaulters Elliott Haynie (gold medal), Marvin Reitze and Matt Shuler (combined bronze).
Watch an interview with Gamecock hurdlers Booker Nunley (silver) and Johnny Dutch (bronze).
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