Sincere Rhea Season 2020

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COLLEGIATE PERSONAL BESTS: 60mH - 7.76, 200m - 21.38

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS
Career: Won the Big Ten 60h championship in 2021.Earned bronze medal at first career Big Ten Indoor Championships (2019)...Was a member of 4x400m relay team that placed seventh at 2019 Big Ten Indoor Championships.

Records: Ranks second all-time at Penn State in 60mH (7.76).

2020 Outdoor
Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.

2020 Indoor
Season: Moved into second place on Penn State’s all-time performance list in 60mH...Earned a bronze medal at Big Ten Indoor Championships...Scored points in 60mH and as member of 4x400m relay at Big Ten Indoor Championships.

Penn State National Open (1/31-2/1): Ran personal best 21.38 in 200m. Tiger Paw Invitational (2/14-15): Was a member of 4x400m relay team that posted a season-best (3:10.04).

BEFORE PENN STATE
HIGH SCHOOL PRs: 55mH - 7.10, 60mH -7.64, 110mH -13.51, 200m - 21.56, 400m - 47.89
Earned four varsity letters in track and football at St. Augustine Preparatory…Won 60mH national championship and two 100mH and 400mH state championships…Captured 400m state championship…Named Meet of Champions champion three times…Earned first team all-state and first team All-USA honors twice…Named SJ Performer of the Year twice.

PERSONAL
Full name is Sincere Nicholas Rhea...Son of Frisco Rhea and Chanel Bozarth…Has four siblings, Alyssa, Janess, Benjamin Jr. and Joseph…Chose Penn State because, “Penn State feels like my home away from home. The family atmosphere here is just what I was looking for in a university. Besides the intangibles this University has, the tangibles back it up tremendously. Largest living alumni rate in the country, big campus filled with diversity and elite academics, as well as athletics. The list goes on and on. I am more than excited to see what the journey has in store for me. #WeAre”...Majoring in criminology…Born on April 13, 2001 in Glenmoore, Pennsylvania.