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/ Men's Track and Field

June 13, 2008 | Men's Track and Field

By: Princeton Athletic Communications

Princeton sophomore Justin Frick placed 11th in the NCAA high jump finals Friday night at Drake Stadium, clearing 2.14 meters (7 feet, 1/4 inch) on his third and final attempt.

Frick was one of four finalists who had 2.14 meters as their top mark. He placed fourth of those four athletes due to number of misses.

UTEP's Michael Hanany won the event with a mark of 2.32 meters (7-7 1/4), setting a Drake Stadium record. He was also the only athlete in the final to clear the 2.29-meter mark.

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