Thom serves as the Senior Vice President for Policy & Impact at Lincoln Avenue Capital. He currently serves on the board of Directors for the Housing Equity Partnership Trust, a social purpose driven collection of nonprofit partners committed to the preservation of affordable rental homes for lower and middle income residents. Russ holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance and Real Estate from the University of San Diego and a master’s degree in Real Estate and Construction Management from the University of Denver. Prior to joining Lincoln Avenue Capital in 2020, Russ was a Development Partner at Dominium, one of the largest affordable housing developers, owners, and operators in the country. Over the past decade, he has successfully navigated complex transactions including new construction, acquisition and preservation, historic adaptive re-use, and portfolio acquisitions, totaling approximately 8,000 affordable units. Russ has experience working with various federal, state, and local programs to help creatively address the national shortage of affordable housing. He is responsible for the management and oversight of a growing department of talented development professionals with a focus on the creation and preservation of affordable and workforce housing throughout the United States. Myers Stadium.įor more information on Arkansas track and field including in-meet updates, follow on Twitter.Russ serves as the Senior Vice President of Development at Lincoln Avenue Capital. In the field, Sam Kempka took care of business in the ring, winning the shot put with a best throw of 16.79m (55-1), while Erich Sullins handled the field in the discus with his winning mark of 52.97m (173-9).Īrkansas will return to action next week in Austin, Texas as the Razorbacks compete in the 92nd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays at Mike A. The “A” squad of John Winn, Hunter Woodhall, Rhayko Schwartz, and Travean Caldwell teamed up to win the 4×400-meter relay in 3:17.13. Kieran Taylor turned in a personal-best in the 1,500-meters running 3:58.10 in the invitational section for a fifth-place finish. Eugene Grayson III and Colin O’Mara followed close behind in times of 1:56.17 and 1:59.56, respectively. The Razorbacks finished 4-5-6 in the invitational section of the Invitational 800-meters led by Chase Pareti in 1:53.26. Woodhall’s time was a personal-best for the sophomore from Syracuse, Utah. Boyd was joined by Hunter Woodhall in fourth at 21.33, Kris Hari in fifth at 21.56, and John Winn in sixth at 21.59. Rashad Boyd’s time of 21.15 in the 200-meters was good for third-place as the freshman posted a collegiate PR in the event. Caldwell’s time was a personal-best for the transfer from Arkansas-Baptist. Travean Caldwell and Nick Hilson ran out front the entire way in the 400-meter hurdles, with Caldwell edging out Hilson 52.14 to 53.18. The junior survived the event unscathed, winning the 400-meters in 47.21. Rhayko Schwartz made his return to the track following a redshirt season to heal an injury last year. Oglesby returned to the track for a third-place finish in the 100-meters running a collegiate PR of 10.53 seconds. The lone outlier was Chattoo who holds a PR of 13.79 from last year’s Texas Relays. Kevin Wilkinson ran a huge final lap to surge to a third-place finish in the 1,500-meter running 4:07.93, while teammate Reese Walters was close behind in fifth-place in a time of 4:12.03.Ĭarl Elliot (14.02), Shakiel Chattoo (14.02), Tre’Bien Gilbert (14.15), and Gabe Moore (14.59) gave Arkansas a 1-2-3-4 finish in the 110-meter hurdles with three of the four turning in personal-best marks in the event. On the track, the men’s 4×100-meter relay got things started for the Razorbacks as Josh Oglesby, Rashad Boyd, Kris Hari, and Hunter Woodhall carried the baton to a first-place finish running 40.79. In a steady downpour that lasted all afternoon, Arkansas pieced together 25 top-10 finishes, including seven event winners. – The 2019 outdoor season is in full swing following Saturday’s Arkansas Spring Invitational at John McDonnell Field Saturday afternoon.
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