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OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD - 2025 regular season results and news (Season runs from 3/20 - 6/14)

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With the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships just completed within the last week, the track and field teams IMMEDIATELY switch to outdoor mode, with the 1st meet of the season, being held at the renovated home track, scheduled for this Friday and Saturday in Pueblo.

Best wishes to the men's and women's teams - hope they all stay healthy, run faster, jump longer and/ or higher and throw farther throughout the season!

As with the other "individual" sports, I plan on us using this thread to collect / report the results for and news regarding the team during the regular season, and then setting up individual Championships threads once the post-season begins.

(This year's post-season meets, as also listed in the below, are the Big 12 Championships beginning May 15th, Western Regionals in College Station starting 5/28, and Championships Finals in Eugene beginning 6/11.)

Full Outdoor Schedule (From cubuffs.com; as of 3/20/25.)
(Note- I'd say compared to ANY other Buff sport, the track and field teams' schedules are the most fluid, with it being common for meets in which the Buffs plan to compete in being added and dropped from the schedule as the season unfolds.):

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(Note- I just largely copied the below about qualifying for NCAA preliminaries from what I wrote/ quoted in 2023's outdoor T&F thread, with the main changes being updating the links to season's best to the current year's results.)

NCAA's homepage - https://www.ncaa.org/sports/2013/11/4/division-i-men-s-and-women-s-outdoor-track-and-field.aspx

2024/25 Pre-Championships Manual - https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/ch...d1/outdoortf/2024-25D1XTO_PreChampsManual.pdf

Edit- Wanted to add links to the official webpages where outdoor season bests are kept. This is important because, as from what I've read (see http://www.ustfccca.org/meets-results/ncaa-championship-qualifying-criteria#d1OTF or https://www.ncaa.com/championships/trackfield-outdoor/d1/road-to-the-championships for the full qualifying procedures.) -
  • For multi-event athletes, the top 24 marks in the country by a designated date (usually right after conference championships complete for all the teams) for each gender get to go to the NCAA championships and
  • For all other individual events, the top 48 marks, distances or heights in each preliminary region (west and east) by athletes who accept entry for each event by a designated date (usually right after conference championships complete for all the teams) get to go to the NCAA preliminaries to try and qualify for the championships.
  • For the 4X100M and 4X400 meter relays, it's the Top 24 times who accept entry in each of the 2 regions that qualify for the preliminaries.
Links are-
For multi-events (National bests; since there are no multi-event marks yet as I type this in mid-March, the links are to the generic lists for all events for each gender as of now.) -
Men's Decathlon - https://tf.tfrrs.org/lists/5018/2025_NCAA_Division_I_Outdoor_Qualifying_List?gender=m#event39
Women's Heptathlon - https://tf.tfrrs.org/lists/5018/2025_NCAA_Division_I_Outdoor_Qualifying_List?gender=f#event40

For other events (West region bests) -
Men's - https://tf.tfrrs.org/lists/5053/2025_NCAA_Div_I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying?gender=m

Women's - https://tf.tfrrs.org/lists/5053/2025_NCAA_Div_I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying?gender=f

Both genders events listed/ combined - https://tf.tfrrs.org/lists/5018/2025_NCAA_Division_I_Outdoor_Qualifying_List

(As I pasted this edit March 13th, 2024, the season is still very young as to athletes working towards their best marks, so it's often more helpful to look at LAST season's marks to get a ROUGH idea of what marks MIGHT be needed to qualify for regionals. 2023's marks for Western men can be found at https://tf.tfrrs.org/lists/4574/2024_NCAA_Div_I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying_List?gender=m while the women's is at
https://tf.tfrrs.org/lists/4574/2024_NCAA_Div_I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying_List?gender=f .

Further note- The NCAA also allows a couple type of conversions be used to calculate the top marks-
  • For a few distances on the track, marks in NCAA non-standard races are converted up or down to be used for qualifying purposes. (For example- times in mile races outdoor can be converted to 1500M times.) The conversion factors for this are at http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/NCAA_Track_Event_Conversions.pdf .
  • Also, the NCAA has a SEPARATE APP (see http://www.ustfccca.org/meets-results/ncaa-championship-qualifying-criteria#d1OTF for the link) that converts all track times for events competed at altitude to official "sea level" times. (It's the converted times that show up in the above linked-to tfrrs.org top marks lists.) In general, middle distance (800M) and longer races run at altitude calculate to FASTER "sea level" times, while shorter races (400M and less) at altitude calculate to SLOWER times at sea level.
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Some Buff-centric information to which I often refer:

List of Top 10 all-time outdoor CU performers by season, event and gender (The latest I could find on cubuffs.com is from way back in 4/28/23, so is missing the championship portion of the 2023 season and the full 2024 season (as of 3/27/25). If / when they are updated, they should hopefully be available through a link at https://cubuffs.com/sports/2004/2/11/track-field-records.):
Men's - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2023/4/28/MensTop105_5_23.pdf
Women's - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2023/4/28/WomensTop105_5_23.pdf
CU Record Book - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2025/3/18/2025_CU_T_F_Record_Book.pdf

Home meet info homepage (Nothing yet for the 1 home meet this season as I type this.) - https://cubuffs.com/sports/2019/1/31/home-meet-information

General link for current meets live results (I believe clicking this link gets forwarded to any current meet the Buffs are involved in.?. Don't know what happens when there are multiple meets that the Buffs are involved in at one time.) - cubuffs.com/tracklive
 
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Preview for the season-opening meet down in Pueblo - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/3/20/...r-track-season-begins-for-buffs-at-csu-pueblo

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Outdoor Track Season Begins for Buffs at CSU Pueblo​

By: Herman Shelton, Associate Director/Athletic Communications

Buffs Open Outdoor Season at Dr. Dan Caprioglio Invitational​

BOULDER—The outdoor season has finally arrived, and the Colorado Buffaloes are set to open the season down Interstate 25 in Pueblo at the Dr. Dan Caprioglio Invitational in the CSU Pueblo ThunderBowl.

The two-day meet will begin Friday at 10 a.m. with the men's javelin and women's hammer throw, concluding Saturday with the remaining field and track events. The field events will open with the men's shot put, women's discus and women's pole vault, while the women's 10,000-meter run will kick off the track events at 8:30 a.m.

The Buffs will send 15 women to compete in 21 events and 16 men in 23 events.

Athletes competing:

Men​

Women​

Fans can follow live results at: Dr. Dan Capriogilo Invitational

Up Next​

The Buffs' distance group will return to action March 27-29 at the NC State Raleigh Relays before the full track and field squad hosts the Jerry Quiller Classic at Potts Field. CU will honor its seniors and close out the outdoor home slate with an action-packed two-day meet.
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Meet links:

Schedule - https://gothunderwolves.com/documents/2025/3/20/2025_Dr._Dan_Tentative_Schedule__3_.pdf

Heat sheets - https://gothunderwolves.com/documents/2025/3/19/MeetProg__2_.htm

Live results -

Meet Event List

Schedule of events.
www.goinguplive.com www.goinguplive.com
 
Preview in front of this weekend's meets, with a lot of the distance crew heading to Raleigh and much of the rest of the team (sprinters and field athtletes) in action at Mines - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/3/26/...lit-for-raleigh-relays-and-mines-midweek-meet

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Buffs Split for Raleigh Relays and Mines Midweek Meet​

By: Herman Shelton, Associate Director/Athletic Communications

BOULDER — The University of Colorado track and field team will split up this weekend, with the distance squad traveling east for the N.C. State Raleigh Relays, while the sprints, multis and throws groups will compete closer to home at the Mines Midweek Meet on Thursday.

The Mines Midweek Meet, added to the schedule after poor weather affected last week's competition and more inclement conditions are anticipated this weekend, is set to begin at 1 p.m. Thursday. The triangular will feature athletes from Colorado School of Mines, MSU Denver and CU.

Twelve CU men will travel to Golden for the meet, including the 4x100-meter relay team, while the women's squad will feature eight athletes competing across 11 events. Nylah Perry is slated to make her CU debut in the 400-meter hurdles. Abby Miller and Emma Pollak will join her in the same event.

The Buffaloes will head to North Carolina for the first time in program history as 17 distance athletes gear up for the Raleigh Relays. Twelve men will compete across three events, the 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters and 3,000-meter steeplechase, while five women will take on the 1,500 meters, 5,000 meters and 10,000 meters. Among them is New Zealand native Hannah Prosser, a Boston College transfer who will make her CU debut in the 10,000 meters.

Last weekend, CU's underclassmen showed out at the Dr. Dan Caprioglio Invitational in Pueblo, with standout performances from Myla Wilkes, AJ Glavicic and Helen Carlson. Wilkes opened her collegiate outdoor career by sweeping the 100 meters (11.73) and 200 meters (23.87), while Glavic won the 400 meters in 47.69 seconds—matching teammate Nick Gehring for the top mark. Carlson posted the second-fastest time of the day in the 800 meters at 2:15.97 in her outdoor debut.

Freshman Conner Wirth also notched the top time in the 5,000 meters at 15:32.75, and CU swept the top three spots in the women's 400-meter hurdles, led by Aubrey Leweaver (1:01.29).

Next week, the Buffaloes return to Boulder for their only home meet of the season—the Jerry Quiller Classic, April 4–5 at Potts Field. CU will also honor its senior class with a special Senior Day celebration during the meet. It will also be Alumni C Club Day; all CU letterwinners are invited to attend. Food and beverages will be provided for letterwinners while supplies last.
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Links for the meets:
@ Raleigh (Thursday-Saturday):

Host's (NC State's) meet homepage - https://gopack.com/sports/2018/1/24/2019RaleighRelays
Accepted Entries - https://gopack.com/documents/2025/3/24/2025_RR_Accepted_Entries.pdf
Start lists - https://flashresults.com/2025_Meets/Outdoor/03-27_RaleighRelays/meetprogram.pdf
Final schedule - https://gopack.com/documents/2025/3/25/2025_RR_Schedule_-_FINAL_25MAR.pdf

Video looks to only be available for those who have access to the ACC Network as part of their cable / sattelite / cord cutting subscription. For those who do, looks like it's available as an ACC X stream available on either the ESPN app or at -
Thursday (Beginning at 2:30 PM MT) - https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/id/68a1ec5d-d850-44b6-b65e-0aa8b7ecc018
Friday (Beginning at 2:30 PM MT) - https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/id/4fd5e7ad-f29b-4db1-9819-d01f8e8c3725
Saturday (Beginning at 1:00 PM MT) - https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/id/6071973c-d3f9-4422-822c-f75ea0a2b131

Live results - https://flashresults.com/2025_Meets/Outdoor/03-27_RaleighRelays/index.htm

@ Golden (Thursday):

Host's (NC State's) meet homepage -
List of Entries - https://www.directathletics.com/view_public_entries.html?sport=track&meet_hnd=90521
Final schedule - https://minesathletics.com/documents/2025/3/26/Mines_Midweek_Meet_Final_Schedule.pdf

Live results - http://results.tfmeetpro.com/Colorado_School_of_Mines/Mines_Midweek_Meet/
 
Looks like the team had many nice performances, including MANY PR's (personal records), with many of those being for the younger Buffs, and a few even being Top 10 marks in the CU record books, in 3 meets the team participated in from Thursday - Saturday. (cubuffs.com hasn't released an article on yesterday's results yet, although that day only had a relatively few participants competing at a CSU meet. If / when they post an article on that day's results, I'll post about it.)

Articles after the 1st 2 days of action:

Thursday - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/3/27/track-and-field-surge-into-outdoor-season-with-19-prs

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Track and Field Surge Into Outdoor Season with 19 PRs​

By: Herman Shelton, Associate Director/Athletic Communications

RALEIGH, N.C.; GOLDEN, Colo. — Colorado's distance crew came out strong at the Raleigh Relays, while the sprinters and multis took advantage of good weather closer to home at the Mines Midweek Meet, combining for 19 personal bests times and marks and a strong start to the outdoor season.

Raleigh Relays

Colorado's men's distance group opened the Raleigh Relays on Thursday with standout performances.
Kole Mathison ran a personal best of 8:37.68 in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, closing with a 1:04.44 final lap to post the fastest time in his section. His time ranks second in the NCAA this season, as the meet currently holds the top seven marks nationally.

In the 5,000 meters, Chris Cherry clocked a big personal best of 13:42.00, cutting more than 13 seconds off his previous best of 13:55.09 from his time at Tennessee. Charles Robertson also notched a PR at 13:58.93, while freshman Ethan Edgeworth opened his outdoor season with a strong 13:38.90. Lukas Haug wasn't far behind in 13:40.80, adding to a deep showing from the Buffs.

The momentum carried into the 10,000 meters, where five Buffs recorded lifetime bests. James Overberg led the group in 28:20.78, with Dean Casey right behind in 28:21.32—shaving more than 17 seconds off his previous best. Freshman Jake Liebert ran 28:42.56 in his debut, just ahead of Grady Rauba, who clocked a new PR of 28:42.72. Wilson Georges closed out the group with a 10K debut of 28:48.86.

Personal Best

Kole Mathison – 3000m Steeplechase – 8:37.68
Chris Cherry – 5000m – 13:42.00
Charles Robertson – 5000m – 13:58.93
James Overberg – 10,000m – 28:20.78
Dean Casey – 10,000m – 28:21.32
Jake Liebert – 10,000m – 28:42.56
Grady Rauba – 10,000m – 28:42.72

Mines Midweek Triangular Meet

With shifting weather canceling the weekend slate, Colorado's sprint, distance, and multi-event squads pivoted to a midweek meet in the foothills—and took full advantage of the clear skies, racking up 12 more personal bests.

Freshman Myla Wilkes continues to impress, clocking a personal-best 23.55 to win the 200 meters. Riley Burkey ran 25.10 for a PR and also leapt a personal-best 5.75m in the long jump.
Emma Pollak recorded the top time in the 400-meter hurdles at 1:00.26, while Abby Miller followed with a PR of 1:01.38. Nylah Perry returned to action for the first time since the Big Ten Outdoor Championships, clocking 1:02.82, four seconds off her personal best.

Multi-event athlete Riley Ward turned in a strong showing in the high jump, clearing 1.71 meters to come within centimeters of her personal best. In the throws, Elena Opp delivered a career-best marks in both the discus (43.40m) and the hammer throw (56.90m), while Amanda Opp added solid performances of 42.60 meters in the discus and 55.98 meters in the hammer.

Men's Personal Best

Women's Personal Best
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Friday's - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/3/28/...orados-women-distance-group-at-raleigh-relays

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PR Party Continues for Colorado's Women Distance Group at Raleigh Relays​

By: Herman Shelton, Associate Director/Athletic Communications

RALEIGH, N.C.; FORT COLLINS, Colo.-- The women's distance group kept the momentum rolling from their male distance counterparts, posting multiple personal bests Friday evening at the N.C. State Raleigh Relays.

Elliot Pribramsky kicked off the action in the 1,500 meters, running a personal-best time of 4:33.03.

In the 5,000 meters, Kati Baeuerle ran her first career race at the distance, clocking a time of 15:37.37. Jessie Secor followed closely behind, crushing her previous best of 16:26.55 with a time of 15:38.79.

In the 10,000 meters, Hannah Prosser made her collegiate debut, while Abbey Nechanicky ran a massive personal best of 33:29.00—shattering her previous mark of 34:48.09 set at last season's NCAA West First Round.

The throws group saw early-season action at the Jack Christiansen College Invitational in Fort Collins. With the weather holding off, the Buffs' hammer throwers got their chance in the ring. Amanda Opp recorded a top-three finish with a mark of 53.96 meters, and on the men's side, Ames Newman threw 54.06 meters.

Up Next: The running groups are set to compete at the Jack Christiansen College Invitational, pending weather conditions. The Buffs will then shift focus to the Jerry Quiller Classic, which will feature Senior Day and Alumni C Club Day festivities, next weekend
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Final full results for the various meets:
@ Raleigh - https://flashresults.com/2025_Meets/Outdoor/03-27_RaleighRelays/results.pdf
@ Mines - https://minesathletics.com/documents/2025/3/27/Mines_mid_week.pdf
@ CSU - https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/596173/results/all


And, a couple posts from Coach Carlson with various distance running results he wanted to highlight -




 
The weather forecast isn't looking good, but wanted to point out this Friday and Saturday is the only scheduled home meet of the season, so in addition to the action on and around the track, Friday and/ or Saturday is Senior and Alumni Day is planned for the team.

 
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As I was afraid of AND worried was likely, this week's meet has been cancelled. (Bummer there now won't be ANY home meets this season, but of course understand the wisdom of the decision for athlete health reasons.)




Article - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/4/1/jerry-quiller-classic-canceled-due-to-forecasted-weather

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Jerry Quiller Classic Canceled Due to Forecasted Weather​

By: Herman Shelton, Associate Director/Athletic Communications

BOULDER — The University of Colorado's home track meet, the Jerry Quiller Classic, originally scheduled for April 4–5, has been canceled due to expected inclement weather in the area Friday and Saturday.

Meet officials determined that, due to the forecast and resulting conditions, Potts Field will not be suitable to host the meet. The safety and well-being of the student-athletes remains the top priority. The meet will not be rescheduled for a later date.

Please stay tuned to cubuffs.com and follow @CUBuffsTrack on social media for the latest updates.
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The multi-event crew looks to have already started action today in So. Cal.

Meet links:

Info document - https://athletics.apu.edu/documents/2025/4/7/2025_Bryan_Clay_Multi_Meet_Information__1_.pdf

Live results - https://finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/12566/events
(The multi's are broken out in multiple sections, with Buffs participating in Women's heptathlon sections C & B, and CU men are participating in sections C, B and A.)

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And, looks like a lot of the rest of the team is at Mines this Saturday. (Looks like most of the field and sprint athletes, and some of the distance runners, are there.)

Final schedule - https://minesathletics.com/documents/2025/4/9/Kit_Mayer_25_Final_Schedule.pdf

Live results - http://results.tfmeetpro.com/Colorado_School_of_Mines/Mines_Kit_Mayer_Classic/

Video link - https://www.rmacnetwork.com/
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Wanted to note that, browsing the schedule, the serious part of the schedule starts for the multi's this week and then only ramps up for the team over the next couple weeks, with I assume all the healthy Buffs looking for big PR's and hopefully, at minimum, NCAA Regional qualifying marks in the biggest meets of the season before the conference championships scheduled for the middle of next month.
 
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Preview for this weekend's meets, with the multi-eventers ending their competition today and a few throwers in action in Golden, with a lot more in action tomorrow - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/4/11/track-and-field-buffs-compete-on-two-fronts-this-weekend

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Buffs Compete on Two Fronts This Weekend​

By: Herman Shelton, Associate Director/Athletic Communications

BOULDER — While Colorado's multi-event group wraps up day two at the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Calif., the rest of the track and field team will head to Golden this weekend for the Kit Mayer Classic, hosted by Colorado School of Mines.

The Buffs return to action after the Jerry Quiller Classic was canceled due to inclement weather.

A total of 39 athletes are slated to compete across 26 events at the Kit Mayer Classic, covering a full range of sprint, distance, hurdle, relay, and field disciplines.

Javelin and hammer throw will kick off the Kit Mayer Classic on Friday, while the rest of the team is set to compete Saturday to close out day two of the meet.

Men's Entries

100 meters – Joshua Johnson, Cade Vanhout, Sam Beckham

200 meters – Joshua Johnson, Nick Gehring, Cade Vanhout

400 meters – Luke Dry, AJ Glavicic, Nick Gehring

800 meters – Will Houser

400-meter hurdles – Cole Romig, Danny Tragarz

3,000-meter steeplechase – Tyler Scholl

4x400-meter relay – Tragarz, Dry, Glavicic, Romig

Long jump – Aidan Christiansen, Jackson Meyer

Discus – Lucas Williams

Hammer throw – Ames Newman, Lucas Williams

Javelin – Gustavo Alfonso

Women's Entries
100 meters – Myla Wilkes

200 meters – Nylah Perry

400 meters – Nylah Perry

800 meters – Helen Carlson

1,500 meters – Emma Hadley, Elliot Pribramsky, Caroline Mehlhorn, Sierra Parks

400-meter hurdles – Emma Pollak, Aubrey Leneweaver, Abby Miller

4x400-meter relay – Leneweaver, Pollak, Miller, Wilkes

High jump – Riley Ward

Discus – Ayianna Johnson, Amanda Opp, Elena Opp

Hammer throw – Amanda Opp, Elena Opp

Javelin – Alaina Fantaski
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Preview for the meets which begin today - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/4/15/buffs-track-and-field-to-compete-on-three-fronts-this-week

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Buffs Track and Field to Compete on Three Fronts This Week​

By: Herman Shelton, Associate Director/Athletic Communications

BOULDER — The University of Colorado track and field team will be in action across three different meets this week, with student-athletes competing at the Mt. SAC Relays, Bryan Clay Invitational, and Mines Midweek #2 Meet.

The sprints and field event groups will head to Walnut, Calif., for the Mt. SAC Invitational; the distance squad will travel to Azusa, Calif., for the Bryan Clay Invitational; and the remainder of the team will compete locally in Golden at the Mines Midweek #2. The Colorado School of Mines announced that the Mines Pre-Conference Meet is canceled due to expected inclement weather and will be replaced by the new midweek competition. However, the final schedule and participant list were not released as of this writing.

MT. SAC RELAYS LINEUP

Men's Entries

100m:Joshua Johnson, Cade Vanhout
200m: Johnson, Vanhout
400m:Luke Dry, AJ Glavicic, Nick Gehring
400m Hurdles:Cole Romig, Danny Tragarz
4x100m Relay: Christiansen, Vanhout, Johnson, Gehring
4x400m Relay: Tragarz, Dry, Glavicic, Romig
High Jump:Noah Bouchard
Long Jump:Aidan Christiansen, Jackson Meyer
Discus:Lucas Williams
Hammer:Ames Newman
Javelin:Gustavo Alfonso

Women's Entries

100m:Cydnee Taylor
200m:Myla Wilkes, Taylor
400m Hurdles:Emma Pollak, Aubrey Leneweaver, Nylah Perry, Abby Miller
4x400m Relay: Leneweaver, Pollak, Perry, Wilkes, Miller
High Jump:Riley Ward
Discus: Ayianna Johnson, Amanda Opp, Elena Opp
Hammer:Amanda Opp, Elena Opp
Javelin:Alaina Fantaski

BRYAN CLAY INVITATIONAL LINEUP

Women
800m:Helen Carlson, Elliot Pribramsky
1,500m:Jessie Secore, Kati Baeuerle, Emma Hadley
5,000m:Natalie Cook, Abbey Nechanicky, Sierra Parks, Caroline Mehlhorn
10,000m:Hannah Prosser

Men
800m:Will Houser
1,500m:Isaiah Givens, Chris Cherry, Lukas Haug, Ethan Edgeworth, Drew Costelow
5,000m:Kole Mathison, Dean Casey, Grady Rauba, Jake Liebert, Charles Robertson, Wilson Georges
10,000m:Anthony Monte
3,000m Steeplechase:Conner Wingfield

NCAA TOP-50 INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
Based on most recent national performance list

Men

5,000m:
10,000m:
3,000m Steeplechase:
400m Hurdles:
High Jump:
Decathlon:
Women

5,000m:
10,000m:
High Jump:
Heptathlon:
USTFCCCA EVENT SQUAD RANKINGS
National event squad rankings as of this week

Men
  • Decathlon – No. 3
  • 5,000m – No. 4
  • 10,000m – No. 9
  • Long Jump – No. 17
  • High Jump – No. 35
  • Javelin – No. 48
  • Pole Vault – No. 49
Women
  • High Jump – No. 9
  • 400m Hurdles – No. 12
  • 1,500m – No. 45
LAST WEEK RECAP

It was a landmark week for the Buffs, who posted major performances at the Bryan Clay Invitational and the Kit Mayer Classic.
At Bryan Clay, graduate Nick Bianco broke a 50-year-old school record in the decathlon, scoring 7,655 points to surpass Mike Hill's mark set in 1974. His performance currently ranks No. 7 in the NCAA. Teammate John Swabik also ranks top-20 nationally.
In Golden, Myla Wilkes won her fourth event of the outdoor season, clocking a personal-best 11.65 in the 100 meters. Nylah Perry ran the fastest 200m and 400m times of the day, and Helen Carlson posted a season-best 2:11.23 in the 800. Riley Ward continued her strong season in the high jump, clearing 1.81m to rank top 15
nationally.

UP NEXT

Colorado will continue the outdoor season next weekend at the Stanford and Colorado State Invitational, beginning April 25.
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Some links:

Bryan Clay:

Meet homepage - https://www.bryanclayinvitational.com/meet-info

Another homepage with many links - https://www.finishedresults.com/meets/5583

Accepted entries - https://www.bryanclayinvitational.com/_files/ugd/839836_4940a49efbf144fca8bc4ff5fdc892dc.pdf

Heet sheets for day 1 (today) - https://www.bryanclayinvitational.com/_files/ugd/839836_1db84ff9347e40c69ef60048a36d0253.pdf
(From that, there's one Buff running in section 6 of 7 in the men's open 3000M steeplechase (~9:25 PM MT start) and one in section 2 of the 10000M invitational (~11:25 PM MT scheduled start). )

Heat sheets for Thursday's 800M and 5000M races - https://www.bryanclayinvitational.com/_files/ugd/839836_e9b0ec98edf84326bea5e9aa870cd4ad.pdf

Current schedule (still listed as tentative) - https://www.bryanclayinvitational.com/_files/ugd/839836_318673bf874a45fc8f8ac81a5e1f3c26.pdf

Live video (Only available for those with a premium Flotrack / Flosports subscription) - https://www.flotrack.org/events/7205980-2025-bryan-clay-invitational

Live results - https://finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/12583/events

Mt. Sac Relays (Thursday-Saturday for college divisions):

Homepage - https://runmtsac.com/relays/

Schedule (still listed as tentative) - https://runmtsac.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/ScheduleCEH.pdf

List of entries for Thursday (also includes a general schedule) - https://runmtsac.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/AcceptedList.pdf

Live results - https://rt.trackscoreboard.com/meets/41625/events

Mines Midweek #2:

Mines home meet info page - https://minesathletics.com/sports/2024/11/4/mines-home-track-field-meet-info.aspx

Schedule - https://minesathletics.com/documents/2025/4/14/Mines_Midweek_2_PRELIMINARY_schedule.pdf

Live results - http://results.tfmeetpro.com/Colorado_School_of_Mines/Mines_Midweek_Meet_2/
 
Buffs in action at 2 Southern California meets today. (As I mentioned in my latest posts, the team also referenced the Mines meet being held today, but looking at entries looks like they decided not to send any student-athletes to Golden.)

 
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