PITTSBURG, Kansas – Atiya Harvey and Destiny Mack-Talalemotu both earned All-America awards on Saturday as the No. 7 San Francisco State track & field team closed out the NCAA Indoor Championships.
 
Harvey qualified for the 200m finals yesterday, and came into the finals today running a program-best 24.29 to take sixth place and her first All-America award of the weekend and third of her career. Harvey becomes the first Gator in program history to take home the plaudit in the 200m.
 
In shot put, Mack-Talalemotu's threw a 14.65m on her second toss, which qualified her for the finals. On her sixth and final throw of the day, the junior notched a program-high 15.30m in the final round to move into sixth place and win her second All-America award in just as many days. Mack-Talalemotu becomes the first All-American honoree in shot put in SF State history, and is also the first Gator to garner multiple indoor All-America awards in the field events.
 
SF State finished T-22^nd in the event, which matches a program-best finish for the Gators in the Indoor Championships. The nine points overall are the most points accumulated ever by SF State.
 
Up Next
The Gators begin the outdoor slate next Friday and Saturday in Sacramento, California for the Hornet Invitational.