Jenna Storms
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- Height:
- 5-9
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- Hometown:
- Cottonwood, Calif.
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- Year:
- So.
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- High School:
- West Valley HS
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- Previous School:
- West Valley HS
Bio
In 2016 (Sophomore): Storms was a solid pack-runner for the Golden Eagles in the 2016 season...recorded one second-place and six fourth-place team finishes...notched a season-best 5K time of 18:26.9 at the Ohio Valley Conference Championships on Oct. 29, when she finished 34th overall...notched a career-best 6K time of 22:44.0 at the NCAA South Regionals on Nov. 11, when she placed 121st overall.
Before Tech: Storms is a two-time National Junior Olympics cross country All-American, as well as a West Valley High School Scholar-Athlete. She is the third-ranked 1,500-meter runner in California who won the Northern Section CIF cross country championship. She was also the Division V section champion. She has posted outstanding times at distances ranging from 800m (2:23) all the way up to 5,000m (18:41). In between, she has clocked times of 4:42 at 1,500m and 10:15 at 3,000.
Personal: Storms is a native of Cottonwood, California...majoring in psychology.
Coach Angel on Storms: Jenna comes to Tech ranked as the number three 1,500-meter runner in California. She also ranks among the top 100 in the US in the 1500m. Jenna has the ability to help us in many areas. She is an impact runner who will help Tech realize immediate results in cross country and track.
News mentions
The Tennessee Tech men and women’s cross country team headed down to Tallahassee, Fla., on Friday for the NCAA Division I South Regionals to test their training against some of the top schools in the area. The men claimed an 11th place finish, while the Golden Eagle women placed 21st respectively.
It was an exciting day as the Tennessee Tech men and women’s cross country team competed in the Ohio Valley Conference Championships at the Percy Warner State Park in Nashville, Tenn., on Saturday morning.
The Tennessee Tech men’s team placed 11th (349 points) out of a field of 24 teams, while the Golden Eagle women placed 12th (362 points) in a field of 25 teams.
The Tennessee Tech men and women’s cross country team had another strong showing on Saturday morning at the Greater Louisville Classic at E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park.
After a week break, the Tennessee Tech men and women’s cross country teams are ready to get back in action. The Golden Eagle teams head to Louisville with dozens of other teams for the Greater Louisville Classic on Saturday morning at E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park.
The Tennessee Tech men and women’s cross country teams had another stellar showing Friday at the Azalea City Classic with both teams landing a first place finish.
The time has come! The Tennessee Tech men and women’s cross country teams are ready to kickoff their 2016 season with the Golden Eagle Invitational presented by Hometown IGA on Saturday.
The Tennessee Tech men’s and women’s cross country schedules have officially been slated for the 2016 season.