Tamara Rawles
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- Hometown:
- Piscataway, NJ
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- Year:
- Fr.
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- High School:
- Piscataway Township High School
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- Events:
- Sprints
Bio
Collegiate Personal Bests (TFFRS)
2023 Outdoor: First Team All Northeast Conference... NEC Rookie of the Week 3/29, 4/12, and 5/3... Competed at the Raleigh Relays meet in the 100m dash, 400m dash, and the 4x400m relay. She notched a collegiate best in the 100m dash, crossing the finish line in 12.50... Won the 400m dash in 57.42 at the Blue Devil Invitational and was a part of CCSU’s first place finishing 4x100m relay (48.94)… Ran collegiate bests in the 400m (56.95) and the 200m (25.33) at the 2023 NEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, placing second and fourth, respectively. She was also on Central’s 4x100m relay which took first place with a time of 48.09, and their 4x400m relay which placed fifth in 3:59.97.
2022-23 Indoor: Competed in CCSU’s 4x400m relay at the 115th Millrose Games, which finished third with a time of 3:59.38... Finished fourth in the 400m race (58.12) and fifth in the 500m (25.54) race at the 2023 NEC Indoor Track and Field Championships, snagging personal bests in both events. She was also a part of CCSU’s third place finishing 4x400m relay (3:58.78), helping her team to their second straight Northeast Conference title.
Before Central: Competed for head coach Ashwin Anantharaman at Piscataway Township High School. 4x400 Group 4 NJSIAA state champion. 2021-2022 Winter Track and Field MVP. 4 Year Varsity Athlete. National Girls in Women in sports day Honors. All Conference/All Red Division. Outstanding Senior Athlete.
News mentions
The Central Connecticut women's indoor track and field team was announced the winner of the Winter Team Sportsmanship Award by the Northeast Conference on Monday.
The Central Connecticut State women's track and field team placed second as a team, with 137 points at the Northeast Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
The Central Connecticut State women's track and field team accrued 27 points on the opening day of the 2023 Northeast Conference Indoor Track and Field Championship. Brooke Morabito led the charge for the Blue Devils, winning gold in the 10,000m race.
After her record-breaking performance at the Penn Relays meet last week, Ashley Dana was named the NEC Track Athlete of the Week. Tamara Rawles was also recognized by the NEC after her standout efforts at the Blue Devil Invitational on Friday, earning Rookie of the Week honors.
Central Connecticut Women’s Track and Field hosted the Blue Devil Invitational today at the CCSU Track in New Britain, CT. Central honored their 20 seniors, 11 female and nine male student athletes, prior to the start of the meet.
The CCSU Women's Indoor Track and Field Coaching Staff was named the Northeast Conference Indoor Track and Field Coaching Staff of the Year, it was announced by the NEC Wednesday.
CCSU women’s track and field competed at the Holy Cross Invitational in Worcester, MA today. The Blue Devils took fifth place overall, snagging 45 points.
CCSU women’s track and field competed at the UConn Northeast Challenge meet in Storrs, CT. Brooke Morabito also represented the Blue Devils at the Larry Ellis Invitational in Princeton, NJ.
After their standout performances at the UMass Flagship Spring Opener meet in Amherst, MA this weekend, Tamara Rawles and Alissa Hurd were named the NEC Rookie of the Week and NEC Co-Field Athlete, respectively.
CCSU women’s track and field took fifth place at the UMass Flagship Opener. The Blue Devils’ secured two first-place finishes, one from Ashley Dana in the 1,500m race and the other from Alissa Hurd in the high jump.
After standout performances at the Raleigh Relays meet in Raleigh, NC this weekend, Ashley Dana and Tamara Rawles were selected as Athletes of the Week by the Northeast Conference.
Today CCSU track and field competed at day two of the Raleigh Relays meet on Raleigh, NC. The Blue Devils have broken three program records at this meet so far, giving their outdoor season an exciting start.
Rafter takes home MVP and Most Outstanding Runner - Distance Awards as Blue Devils post highest point total for a winning tea, since 2016
Rafter wins 3000m for third straight time, while Hurd captures high jump
Central Connecticut women's track and field had five athletes travel to New York, NY to compete at the 115th Millrose Games. The Millrose Games is one of the world’s most prestigious indoor track and field competitions.
Women's track and field competed in day two of the 2023 NEICAAA Indoor Championships today at the TRACK at New Balance in Boston, MA. The Blue Devils ended up taking home two first place finishes, one from Angie Rafter in the mile and the other from Brooke Morabito in the 5000m run. The women placed ninth out of 24 teams, scoring 33 points.
CCSU women's track and field took home seven top-three finishes at the Ramapo College Indoor Track and Field Opener. Ashley Dana and Angie Rafter secured first-place finishes for the Blue Devils in the 800-meter run and the mile, respectively.
Blue Devils capture three top-three finishes in 1,000, mile and 3,000
Central Connecticut women's track and field snagged four top three finishes at the Wagner College Invitational on Friday to kick off the 2023 season.