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Geneva, OH - Austin Peay State University senior runner 
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APSU’s Chantelle Grey among elite at Spire Invitational
February 10, 2013 |
APSU Sports: Austin Peay Women’s track and Field
 APSU Women’s Track and Field’s Chantelle Grey. (Courtesy: Brittney Sparn/APSU Sports Information) “She ran a really solid race,” said head coach Doug Molnar. “She was third coming into the last lap but faded a bit down the stretch. A little more strength and she can really hang onto a top spot. “That moves her into 35th nationally. She’s doing a great job and ran a great race. Hopefully, we can get her into the top-16 (to qualify for NCAA Indoor Championships) and get her to bigger and better things down the road.” The Missoula, MT native held her own against some of the NCAA’s elite on Saturday. She defeated three athletes who qualified for the 800m run in the NCAA Championship Preliminary Round during the 2012 outdoor season: Western Michigan’s Aisha Hodge (17th), Illinois’ Amanda Duvendack (26th) and Hodge’s teammate Rachel Whitley (28th). Grey and the rest of the Lady Govs will be back on the track at next weekend’s Ohio State Tune-Up in Columbus, Ohio. SectionsAustin Peay State University, NCAA, Ohio Valley Conference, Schools, Sports, Track & FieldTopicsAisha Hodge, Amanda Duvendack, APSU, APSU Athletics, APSU Hall of Fame, APSU Sports, APSU Track and Field, APSU Women's Track and Field, Austin Peay State University, Chantelle Grey, Columbus OH, Doug Molnar, Geneva OH, Illinois, Lady govs, Missoula MT, NCAA Indoor Championships, Ohio State Tune-Up, Rachel Whitley, Sheena Gooding, Spire Invitational, Western Michigan |
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