Posted: Oct 04, 2024
Jamestown, N.D. - DWU sophomore Caley Murphy recently competed in her second 6K of the season. Although the outcome of the race didn't fully reflect her capabilities, it serves as a vital stepping stone for her development. Coach Chase shared his confidence in her abilities, stating, "Caley's race didn't show how fit she really is. She's been solid in practice recently, and I know she's going to prove that in competition in the future."
Despite not achieving the result she hoped for, Murphy's determination and strong work ethic have been evident throughout her training. Coach Chase noted her consistent progress, indicating that her practice performances suggest she has much more to offer as the season continues. This race experience will be crucial for her as she continues to build on her strategies.
The support from her teammates and coaches plays a significant role in Murphy's journey, fostering an environment where she can thrive. As she reflects on this race, it will motivate her in upcoming competitions.
Overall, its an opportunity for Murphy to learn and adapt as her potential in meets is still to come.
6K Result:
-Caley Murphy: Ran a time of 27:47, and looks to run her race in the meet to come.
Up Next For The Tigers:
Women cross will be on the road again in two weeks as they will compete in the Flaming Tiger NAIA Classic. The meet will be located in Ashland, Nebraska on Saturday, October 26.
Murphy and the Tigers look to take their hard earned practice into their meet performance.