The Georgia State women's track and field team opened the 2022-23 indoor season with a solid performance at the Clemson Opener, highlighted by second-place finishes for Roasche Fluker and Imani Flanagan.

Fluker, the sophomore jumper, finished second in the triple jump, along wwth a sixth-place showing the long jump. Georgia State had three of the top six in the triple, with Toni Eason finishing third and Nyah Brown coming in sixth.

The Panthers took second and third place in the 200 meters, with Flanagan in second, followed by Maleah Heard.

Zura Shivers took fourth in the 60-meter hurdles and helped GSU to a fifth-place showing in the 4x400 relay.

"Overall, I was very pleased with the performances of the team" head coach Kyle Stevenson said. "We opened up our indoor season faster than ever, and that is a good sign for a successful season. Now, as we approach the winter break, it will be time to build on the momentum and be ready for the next competition in Birmingham on January 13-14." 

GEORGIA STATE'S TOP PERFORMANCES AT THE CLEMSON OPENER
Long Jump: Ronasche Fluker, 6th
Triple Jump: Ronasche Fluker, 2nd; Toni Eason, 3rd; Nyah Brown, 6th
600m: Kennedy Morris, 3rd
1000m: Anouk Prop, 7th; Emma Devis, 8th; Ana Cubillo, 10th
60mH: Zyra Shivers, 4th
60m: Jada McBean, 7th
400m: Shadae Worrell, 7th; Keniya Walker, 9th
200m: Imani Flanagan, 2nd; Maleah Heard, 3rd; Jada McBean, 7th
3000m: Frankie Muldoon, 9th
4x400m Relay: 5th (Morgan Manley, Zyra Shivers, Shadae Worrell, Kayli Williams)