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SHIPPENSBURG — After a fifth-place finish at the WPIAL championships in the girls triple jump, West Allegheny's Janiah Hudson found herself near the top of the podium, with a late flight winning her bronze at the PIAA track and field championships on Friday, May 22.
"I had no thoughts of PR'ing today," Hudson said. "After jumping a 37-5 my first time out, I wanted to give it all I had."
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During the WPIAL championships on Thursday, May 14, Hudson posted a best flight of 37-02.25 and qualified for the state meet by meeting the state qualifying standard.
It was a strong start to the day for Hudson, jumping 37-5 on her first attempt, which held up for most of the event until the final flight.
But on her last jump of the day, Hudson gave it everything that she had and finished with the best flight of her young career, 37-5.
"It felt amazing to hit that mark and I am so grateful that I was able to come out here and win bronze."
Ethan Morrison is the sports reporter for the Beaver County Times. Contact him at [email protected] and follow him at EthanMorrison26 on X.
This article originally appeared on Beaver County Times: PIAA championships, West Allegheny's Janiah Hudson wins bronze in triple jump
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"I had no thoughts of PR'ing today," Hudson said. "After jumping a 37-5 my first time out, I wanted to give it all I had."
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More: Pair of OLSH javelin throwers reach podium at PIAA championships
Required Reading: PIAA track and field championships, Ellwood City's Bleakney places fifth in 1,600
During the WPIAL championships on Thursday, May 14, Hudson posted a best flight of 37-02.25 and qualified for the state meet by meeting the state qualifying standard.
It was a strong start to the day for Hudson, jumping 37-5 on her first attempt, which held up for most of the event until the final flight.
But on her last jump of the day, Hudson gave it everything that she had and finished with the best flight of her young career, 37-5.
"It felt amazing to hit that mark and I am so grateful that I was able to come out here and win bronze."
Ethan Morrison is the sports reporter for the Beaver County Times. Contact him at [email protected] and follow him at EthanMorrison26 on X.
This article originally appeared on Beaver County Times: PIAA championships, West Allegheny's Janiah Hudson wins bronze in triple jump
Continue reading...
