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Men's ACC Indoor Track & Field Championships

Wake Forest finished in 9th place.

Feb. 23, 1998

BLACKSBURG, VA--The Wake Forest men's and women's indoor track and field teams competed at the ACC Championships held in Blacksburg, VA on Sunday and Monday.

Clemson claimed the men's title for the second straight season while the North Carolina women proved victorious for the sixth straight season. Both the men's and women's teams from Wake Forest finished ninth.

The lone bright spot for Wake Forest came from sophomore Janelle Kraus (Shelter Island, NY) who earned All-ACC honors with a second place finish in the 3,000 meter run. She finished with a time of 9:57.37.

Fellow sophomore Jill Snyder (Lewisburg, PA) finished fourth in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:17.02. Freshman Summer Shaw (Huntington Beach, CA) was fifth in the pole vault with a vault of 9'02.25". The Deacons' distance medley relay team finished fifth with a time of 12:02.27.

On the men's side, senior Ben Boyd (Marietta, GA) was fifth in the 3,000 meter run with a time of 8:22.21. Senior Hunter Kemper ran a time of 14:55.25 in the 5,000 meter run to finish eighth. The Wake Forest 4x400 meter relay team ended the race with a time of 3:19.76 to finish seventh.

Wake Forest Indoor Track & Field Results From The ACC Championships
Women
Name            Event       Place   Time/Mark
Janelle Kraus   3,000m      2nd     9:57.37
Jill Snyder     800m        4th     2:17.02
Summer Shaw     Pole Vault  5th     9'02.25"
Distance Medley Relay Team  5th     12:02.27
Men
Ben Boyd        3,000m      5th     8:22.21
Hunter Kemper   5,000m      8th     14:55.25
            4x400 Team      7th     3:19.76

ACC Championship Team Results
Women                       Men
1.  North Carolina  184     1.  Clemson         144
2.  Clemson         131     2.  North Carolina  134.50
3.  Georgia Tech    61      3.  NC State        130
4.  Florida State   56      4.  Florida State   73
5.  NC State        52      5.  Georgia Tech    64
6.  Maryland        47      6.  Virginia        31
7.  Virginia        44      7.  Maryland        20.50   
8.  Duke            27      8.  Duke            19
9.  Wake Forest     21      9.  Wake Forest     7