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FSU track and field preps for NCAA Championships

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – The start gun goes off on Wednesday, June 11 in Eugene, OR at the NCAA track and field championships. The Florida State track and field team is sending 11 individual athletes, their men’s and women’s four by 100 meter relay teams, and their women’s four by 400 meter relay team. The […]

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – The start gun goes off on Wednesday, June 11 in Eugene, OR at the NCAA track and field championships. The Florida State track and field team is sending 11 individual athletes, their men’s and women’s four by 100 meter relay teams, and their women’s four by 400 meter relay team.

The group includes multi-sports athlete and Tallahassee native Micahi Danzy, who will look to cap off his stellar freshman season with national hardware.

Junior Shenese Walker is another runner to watch. Both Walker and Danzy set records at the ACC Championships this year.

Seminoles head coach Matt Kane spoke on his team’s success this year.

“They’ve made a lot of changes and they’ve been hungry to be good and they’ve been working really hard. It’s exciting to see them reap some of the benefits of that hard work,” said Kane. “A lot of times, I can see things that they don’t necessarily know are going to happen. But they’ve been putting in the work. It doesn’t surprise me because I get to see them all the time, but I think it’s probably surprised a few people here over the last couple weeks.”

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