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Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan Wins Men’s Weight Throw at SEC Indoor Championships
2/28/2025 | Track and Field
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan claimed his second consecutive SEC weight throw title today, winning on a career-best and SEC meet record heave of 24.35m/79-10.75.
Robinson-O'Hagan dominated the competition from the first round, with all three of his legal marks surpassing 23 meters and besting second-place finisher Ruben Banks of Alabama by more than four feet. That winning heave by Robinson-O'Hagan in the third round not only broke the SEC meet record, but it ranks No. 2 in SEC history, No. 12 in collegiate history, and is the third time he has reset his own school record this season alone.
Ole Miss went 5-for-5 on personal bests in the weight throw and was able to nab a whopping 17 total points. Junior Bryson Smith took fifth on a career-best 22.06m/72-04.50 – becoming the second Rebel to ever break 22 meters – while fellow junior Mason Hickel was sixth at a PR of 21.87m/71-9 to become the third 70-footer in Ole Miss history.
Senior Costen Campion was 11th at a career-best 20.89m/68-06.50, with fellow senior Jake Dalton 13th at 20.53m/67-04.25. In addition to Robinson-O'Hagan's new program record, Smith improved upon his spot at No. 2 in Ole Miss history, Hickel No. 3, Campion moved up to fifth and Dalton up to No. 8.
For more info and for details on how to follow along with the action at the 2025 SEC Indoor Championships, check out our meet preview HERE.
Robinson-O'Hagan dominated the competition from the first round, with all three of his legal marks surpassing 23 meters and besting second-place finisher Ruben Banks of Alabama by more than four feet. That winning heave by Robinson-O'Hagan in the third round not only broke the SEC meet record, but it ranks No. 2 in SEC history, No. 12 in collegiate history, and is the third time he has reset his own school record this season alone.
Ole Miss went 5-for-5 on personal bests in the weight throw and was able to nab a whopping 17 total points. Junior Bryson Smith took fifth on a career-best 22.06m/72-04.50 – becoming the second Rebel to ever break 22 meters – while fellow junior Mason Hickel was sixth at a PR of 21.87m/71-9 to become the third 70-footer in Ole Miss history.
Senior Costen Campion was 11th at a career-best 20.89m/68-06.50, with fellow senior Jake Dalton 13th at 20.53m/67-04.25. In addition to Robinson-O'Hagan's new program record, Smith improved upon his spot at No. 2 in Ole Miss history, Hickel No. 3, Campion moved up to fifth and Dalton up to No. 8.
For more info and for details on how to follow along with the action at the 2025 SEC Indoor Championships, check out our meet preview HERE.
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