With a 111-foot throw, Elizabethton senior Camryn Koroma recorded her second-straight medal in the girls state discus throw.

Koroma’s all-state performance came during the TSSAA Large School State Track Meet in Murfreesboro Thursday. It was Koroma’s third-straight trip to state.

“I am super excited for Cam,” said Elizabethton track and field coach Leslee Bradley. “We were talking about her progression through her career. Getting here your sophomore year, you are just big-eyed and not knowing what to expect. The expectations of being here after the first time is about making it back. I am proud of Camryn for being able to do that.

“Being in a different division this year with the bigger schools made the path harder, but I am proud of Camryn for getting through to state for a final time,” added Bradley.

Koroma wasn’t too thrilled with her performance Thursday.

“I do not feel great about today,” said Koroma. “I am grateful for the chance to be here. I could have done better.”

Koroma was joined by teammate Jasmine Roberts who was in Murfreesboro to compete in the shot put. Roberts ended up in 11th with a 35-07 toss.

“We knew that starting the season out it was going to take a lot of work to get here,” said Bradley. “When you are competing with the biggest schools in the state, it can be tough. So just getting here, I am really proud of Jasmine.”

Thursday made Roberts’ second-straight state trip.