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NDSU junior sets new school record finishing 7th in U.S. Olympic Trials hammer throw
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A North Dakota State University junior finished on 7th place in the hammer throw at the U.S. Olympic Trials and set a new school record.
With a personal record of 236 feet-eight-inches, Alex Talley was the top collegiate finisher, finishing behind six professionals.
This season, Talley received first-team All-America honors in the shot put, weight throw, and hammer throw.
The trials were held in Eugene, Oregon on Sunday.
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