Washington State's Longisa, Whitworth's Okemgbo Shine at NCAA Championships
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Washington States Rosemary Longisa secured second place in the womens mile at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, setting a new personal best of 4:40.21. Her impressive performance, which included a fastest semifinal time of 4:28.09 earlier in the meet, earned her All-America honors and showcased her potential as a key athlete for the Cougars. Meanwhile, Whitworths Amblessed Okemgbo from Medical Lake took runner-up in the womens shot put, throwing 47 1.75 at the championships in Birmingham, Alabama. The Pirates also had a strong team showing with Kylie Loveless in fourth and Madison Carr in fifth.
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