Home UVA Track and Field: Guy earns bronze at World University Games
Sports News

UVA Track and Field: Guy earns bronze at World University Games

Contributors

uva athleticsBridget Guy (Greensburg, Pa.) captured a bronze medal at the World University Games in the Napoli, Italy, to lead members of the UVA men’s and women’s track and field teams at the competition.

Guy cleared a height of 4.31m (14’1.75”) in the pole vault to place third in the event and earn a bronze medal for the United States.

In addition to Guy, Kelly McKee (Lenexa, Kan.) also represented the United States at the competition, competing in the triple jump, while Lachlan Cook (Brisbane, Australia) and Brenton Foster (Townsville, Australia) competed in the 10000m and high jump, respectively, for Australia.

Foster captured a 10th-place finish in the high jump, clearing a height of 2.15m (7’0.5”) in the finals. He qualified for the finals with a mark of 2.20m (7’2.5”).

In the 10000m, Cook raced to the finish line with a time of 30:56.66. His time placed him 13th overall.

McKee rounded out the week, placing 14th in the triple jump. She recorded a jump of 13.15m (43’1.75”) for the finish.

Contributors

Contributors

Have a guest column, letter to the editor, story idea or a news tip? Email editor Chris Graham at [email protected]. Subscribe to AFP podcasts on Apple PodcastsSpotifyPandora and YouTube.

Latest News

Arts & Culture, Virginia News

Virginia Lottery offers Thank a Teacher Art Contest for K-12 public school students

Local News, Politics

Staunton City Council to continue discussions of facilities, pool fee increases

Discussion at the January 9, 2025 regular meeting of Staunton City Council included the possibility of increasing pool and facility activities fees at Gypsy Hill Park and Montgomery Hall Park. City Manager Leslie Beauregard said city staff has worked with Staunton Parks & Recreation, and city staff requested a discussion to increase fees. City staff...

real estate fraud
Virginia News

Virginia man who bounced check to buy $1.3 million home pleads guilty to fraud

A Virginia man pleaded guilty to real estate and tax fraud after he attempted to buy a $1.3 million home in Roanoke County with a fake check.

woman withdrawing funds from bank
Local News

Former Staunton School Board chair, sister turn themselves in, released on unsecured bond

notre dame micah shrewsberry
Basketball, Sports

Preview: What UVA Basketball fans need to know about Notre Dame

donald trump maga
Politics, U.S. & World News

Don Beyer: Schedule F order is a recipe for corruption that will make the country less safe

ryan dunn reece beekman nba
Basketball, Sports

‘Hoos in the NBA: Ryan Dunn, Reece Beekman face off in NBA for the first time