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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (April 29, 2022)--Day 2 of the 126^th Penn Relays presented by Toyota, continued on Friday at the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field with several Lady Bears performing in the field events.
 
Tia Jackson placed fifth in the long jump college section, with a jump of 19-feet-3.25 inches (5.87m). Meanwhile, Johnelle Johnson had a throw of 145-feet-9.00 inches (44.44m) to place 13^th in the discus throw college section.
 
The running of the Penn Relays returned for the first time since 2019 with the past two years being cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The first 125 years, nothing derailed the Relays from happening, not even the wars.
 
The 126^th Penn Relays will conclude on Saturday, April 30. Saturday's Toyota Day will air live on national television from 2-4 p.m. on ESPN2. Click here for release.
 
126^th Penn Relays
Friday, April 29, 2022
Philadelphia, Pa. (Franklin Field)
Host: University of Pennsylvania
 
Morgan State Finishes
 
4X100 Relay College
Morgan State, Did Not Compete
(Destiny Thompson, Tia Jackson, Yasmine George, Inara Shell)
 
College Women's Sprint Medley Championship of America
Morgan State, Did Not Compete
(Destiny Thompson, Tia Jackson, Yasmine George, Jalissa Emmens)
 
4X400 College
Morgan State, Did Not Compete
(Jessica Lamborn, Jalissa Emmens, Michelle Kamara, Alliayah Ottley)
 
Discus Throw College
13. Johnelle Johnson, 145-9.00 (44.44m)
Terine Lambert, N/A
 
Long Jump College
5. Tia Jackson, 19-3.25 (5.87m)
 
Triple Jump College
Inara Shell, Did Not Start
 
 
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