Miami Track's Ace Malone Named ACC Rookie of the Year; First Alert: June 21, 2024

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Hunter De Siver | Jun 21, 2024

Miami freshman sprinter Ace Malone was named the 2024 ACC men’s track rookie athlete of the year on Thursday, the school announced on Thursday.

The Hurricane earned multiple conference honors and etched his name into the Miami record books multiple times this season.

Malone also earned his first ACC weekly honors in the third week of March, when the Colorado Springs native was tabbed men’s rookie of the week after running 20.83 in the 200m at the Hurricane Invitational.

At the 2024 ACC outdoor track and field championships, Malone clocked 46.08 seconds in the 400-meter, which was the second-fastest time in school history and good for fifth-place in the event. Also at the conference championships, Malone helped break a school record in the men’s 4x400-meter with a total time of 3:04.65, earning a bronze medal.

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