Seton Hill's Sam Hartman wins pair of national track titles
Sam Hartman had so much fun winning a national track championship that he decided to do it twice.
The headband-clad junior from Seton Hill doubled down at the NCAA Division II outdoor track & field championships by winning titles in the 110- and 400-meter hurdles Saturday in Allendale, Mich.
He took the 110 hurdles in 13.68 seconds before capturing the 400 hurdles in 50.50 seconds.
Hartman, a South Park graduate, is just the second national track champion from Seton Hill, joining 2015 grad Mallory Sanner, a four-time All-American.
He is the school’s only two-time national champion.
?? Sam Hartman is a NATIONAL CHAMPION ? pic.twitter.com/m3ibcM16X6
— Seton Hill XC/T&F (@SHUXCTF) May 29, 2021
MT&F: Sam Hartman joins Mallory Sanner as the only two National Champions in school history. pic.twitter.com/84dwgktaOo
— SHUGriffin Athletics (@GriffinsSports) May 29, 2021
MT&F: Sam Hartman on the podium after the 400 meter hurdle finals. pic.twitter.com/t8xCdhXhMk
— SHUGriffin Athletics (@GriffinsSports) May 29, 2021
?? SAM HARTMAN IS A NATIONAL CHAMPION... AGAIN ? pic.twitter.com/TUS57D029z
— Seton Hill XC/T&F (@SHUXCTF) May 29, 2021
Bill Beckner Jr. is a TribLive reporter covering local sports in Westmoreland County. He can be reached at bbeckner@triblive.com.
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