Tuesday and Wednesday are scheduled off days for the trials. team after a winning effort of 208-06 (63.55m). Aretha Hill of Team Nike walked away from the throws area with the No. She again topped the 180-foot mark to place 12th in the final at a distance of 180-4 (54.98m). Ukabam (Creve Couer, Mo./ Marquette), the discus winner at the 2003 Pan American Junior Games, used a heave of 180-10 (55.11m) Saturday to tie for the 12th and final qualifying spot in the prelims.
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Erin Gilreath of the New York Athletics Club won the hammer trial at a length of 222-10. She has equaled or bettered her personal best in each of her last five hammer events. Lofton, who is the 2004 Big Ten champion and record holder in the hammer, entered the trials with a career mark of 204-7. Her personal-record launch of 205 feet, 1 inch (205-1, 62.51m) served as the 10th best measure in the qualifier, which earned a spot in the final Thursday at 10:45 p.m. 4 as she once again improved upon her career best to advance through the qualifying round of the women’s hammer throw. Lofton (Zanesville, Ohio/ Zanesville) competed in the opening event of Day No. (EDT) Thursday evening with the Top 3 finishers gaining a spot on the U. Gary’s teammate on the adidas squad, Anthony Famigletti, timed the top mark in the qualifier at 8:26.51.
2 winner Daniel Lincoln of Nike and his time of 8:26.57. Gary, competing for adidas, placed just behind Heat No. Gary (1993-96), a former Buckeye All-American and 1996 Olympian in the steeple, posted a time of 8:27.00 to claim runner-up in his heat and the No. Also representing Ohio State was a pair of All-American throwers from the 2004 season in Keturah Lofton, who advanced to the finals of the women’s hammer, and Amarachi Ukabam, who threw in the final of the women’s discus. Buckeye cross country head coach Robert Gary advanced to the finals in the men’s 3,000-meter steeple Monday evening. Olympic Trials – Track and Field in Sacramento, Calif., three Buckeyes saw action Monday evening at Alex G. COLUMBUS, Ohio – Following an off day for athletes with Ohio State ties at the 2004 U.S.
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