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Buffs Shine at CU Invite
April 08, 2017 | Track and Field
BOULDER – The University of Colorado track and field team had a busy day here Saturday at the CU Invite as they collected multiple event titles and impressive mid-season marks.
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WHAT HAPPENED
ON THE TRACK
The Buffs kicked off the day with the 3,000-meter Steeplechase. Freshman Sage Hurta took first place on the women's side with a 10:40.83 time, while Chris Herrick on the men's side placed fourth with a time of 9:42.76. This was the first time both athletes have competed in the event.
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In the men's 1,500 meters, the Buffs took the top three spots with Zach Perrin, Ben Saarel, Joe Klecker. This is the first outdoor appearance for these runners as they all competed in the 2017 NCAA Indoor Championships. Perrin took first place today with a time of 3:47.85 only four seconds off his PR time giving him a solid early season time. Saarel placed second (3:49.00) Klecker took third (3:50.27) and joining those Buffs in the top-10 was John Dressel who finished seventh with a time of 3:52.
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Jaron Thomas had a very strong showing in the 400 meter hurdles. Thomas won the event title with an impressive PR time of 50.94. This is the first time he has clocked a sub 51 time in his career. It also gives him the eighth fastest time in the NCAA West Region as of today. The 400 meter hurdles were a highlight on the day as the Buffs took the top four spots on the men's side. Jaron took the event title while Trenton Stringari was right behind him clocking a PR time of 51.55. Kodie Artner had a successful race with a 53.19 time to finish third while Isaiah Kaiser rounded out the Buffs in the top-4 with a time of 53.58.
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On the women's side, Gabby Scott and Eriana Henderson were the first runners to cross the finish line in the Women's 400m Hurdles. They were separated by just .06 seconds, with Scott having the edge. Scott ran a time of 1:00.70, and Henderson was able to finish at 1:00.76.
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BUFF RELAY DOMINATION
The Buffs dominated both the 4x100 meter relays taking first in both the men's and women's relays. The men's relay comprised of Abdiel Agramonte Moreno, Isaiah Oliver, Jaysean Skrine and Duane McClurkin Jr. clocked a 40.43 time to win the event. The women's relay of Ana Holland, Tashay Brown, Alexandria Peters and Eriana Henderson took home the event title with a time of 45.24. The women's time of 45.24 moves the quartet up to fourth all time in CU history.CU also took both event titles in the 4x400 meter relays.
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Between the Men and the Women, the Buffs had three top five finishers in the 200 meters. Duane McClurklin Jr. etched a time of 20.89 seconds finishing in second place. The only person to finish in front of McClurkin was former Buff Jeremy Dodson who ran a time of 20.64. McClurkin Jr's time currently sits in the top-25 of the NCAA West Region. For the Women, Rajon O'Quinn led the way finishing in first with a time of 24.18 seconds. O'Quinn's teammate, Maja Wichhart-Donzo, was not far behind recording a time of 25.37, finishing in fifth place.
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Alexandria Peters had a time of 54.89, finishing second in the Women's 400 meters. She was just .42 seconds behind the first place finisher Katherine Wishmeyer, who ran Unattached. Peters was comfortably ahead of the rest of the back, finishing almost a second in front of the third place finisher. In the Women's 800 Meters, Redshirt Freshman Abigail Regner recorded a time of 2:16:00, crossing the finish line .83 seconds in front of the next finisher.
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 IN THE FIELD
In the high jump, the Buffs placed three in the top-5 of the men's and one in the women's event. Duane McClurkin Jr. took home the event title with a mark of 6-7.75/2.03, while Giancarlo Narvarte and Dionne Taylor Jr tied for second clearing a height of 6-6/1.98. On the women's side Rajon O'Quinn finished second with a height of 5-5/1.65.
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In the Women's Long Jump, Mariah Slack finished third with a mark of 5.66 meters. She jumped that distance in just her first round with a slight wind of +0.7.
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QUOTABLE (Head Coach Mark Wetmore)
Opening Statement
"At this time of the year we're looking for a couple of things. We look for people making progress, marks that will help us on a conference level and people hitting marks that will qualify for the NCAA preliminary round. We got about four or five of the latter today."
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On CU's Strong Performance In The 400 Hurdles
"The two guys in the 400 hurdles [Jaron Thomas and Trenton Stringari], those marks will get them into the regionals and they're personal bests for them. The two women in the 400 hurdles [Gabby Scott and Eriana Henderson], their marks might not get them into prelims but I think that once they get to sea level against more stiff competition, they'll get in. Not quite yet but that's coming soon."
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On Duane McClurkin Jr's Performance
"Duane [McClurkin Jr]'s mark in the 200, I think that'll get into NCAA prelims but he has a few races to go. Judging by where it was a year ago, that mark will get in. He had a good weekend. He won the high jump and was a part of two relay teams that did well so he can rest for a couple of days."
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On Three Buffs Finishing In Top Three In The 1500
"The men in the 1500, it was a deliberate race just to try to get qualifying marks. I think here of them did and one of them just missed. But this is the opening event for the distance runners for the outdoor track season so they had a lot of stuff coming."
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On The Performance Of Freshmen Sage Hurta and Tabor Schull In The Women's Steeplechase
"Two freshmen ran their first steeplechases ever, was actually the first practice ever for either of them [Sage Hurta and Tabor Schull]. Both of them made NCAA marks so we have some good steeplechases coming in the future. Both of them ran faster in their debuts at elevation than the American record holder did so that's a pretty good debut."
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TRACK EVENTS
Men's 3,000 Meters Steeplechase: (1. Harry Krantz, Colorado Mines, 9:32.93), 4. Chris Herrick, 9:42.76
Women's 3,000 Meters Steeplechase: 1. Sage Hurta, 10:40.83
Men's 4x100m: Colorado A, 40.43
Women's 4x100m: Colorado A, 45.24
Men's 1500m: 1. Zach Perrin, 3:47.85; 2. Ben Saarel, 3:49.00; 3. Joe Klecker, 3:50.27; 7. John Dressel, 3:52.51
Women's 1500m: (1. Janelle Lincks, Colorado State, 4:32.17); 12. Melanie Nun, 5:50.34; 15. Lucy May, 4:52.73
Men's 110m Hurdles: (1. Brendan Ames, Unattached, 13.84); 3. Jaron Thomas, 14.12; 5. Kodie Artner, 14.65; 10. Andrew Ghizzone, 115.48; 16. Nate Gravelding, 17.67
Women's 110m Hurdles: (1. Janay Soukup, Unattached, 13.32); 3. Maja Wichhart-Donzo, 14.24; 11. Drianna Mustin, 15.35; 12. Michaela Wenning, 15.38; 14. Mariah  Slack, 16.03
Men's 400m: (1. Shawn Horne, CSU-Pueblo, 47.42); 12. Garret Losty, 50.76; 13. Justice Ramos, 51.44
Women's 400m: (1. Katherine Wishmeyer, Unattached, 54.47); 2. Alexandria Peter, 54.89; 9. Karina Mann, 59.35
Men's 100m: (1. Jeremy Dodson, Adidas, 10.28); 6. Jaysean Skrine, 10.80; t10. Audiel Agramonte Moreno, 10.86
Women's 100m: (1.Natasha Gaye, Unattached, 11.97)
Men's 800m: (1. Thomas Staines, CSU-Pueblo, 1:51.33); 6. David Merkel, 1:54.10; 10. Luke Sheesley, 1:55.10
Women's 800m: (1. Macy Kreutz, Colorado St., 2:10.88); 4. Abigail Regner, 2:16.00
Men's 200m: (1. Jeremy Dodson, Â Adidas, 20.64); 2. Duane McClurkin Jr., 20.89; 13. Abdiel Agramonte Moreno, 22.67; 23. Jaysean Skrine, 23.13
Women's 200m: 1. Rajon O'Quinn, 24.18; 5. Maja Wichhart-Donzo, 25.37; 16. Mariah Slack, 26.75; 17. Michaela Wenning, 27.03
Men's 400m Hurdles: 1. Jaron Thomas, 50.94; 2. Trenton Stringari, 51.55; 3. Kodie Artner, 53.19; 4. Isaiah Kaiser, 53.58
Women's 400m Hurdles: (1. Gabby Scott, 1:00.70); 2. Eriana Henderson, 1:00.76
Men's 3000m: (1. Daniel Castle, unattached, 8:29.92); 2. Ethan Gonzales, 8:32.34; 4. Christian Martin, 8:38.66; 10. Reilly Friedman, 8:59.39
Women's 3000m: (1. Darby Gilfillan, unattached, 10:06.46); 2. Brianna Schwartz, 10:23.88; 10. Kaleigh Kroeker, 10:47.59
Men's 4x400m: (1. Colorado 'A,' 3:13.13
Women's 4x400m: (1. Colorado 'A,' 3:46.72)
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FIELD EVENTS
Men's Shot Put: (1. Daniel Weirich, Colorado St., 57-4.25/17.48m), 9. Aaron Haigler, 50-1.25/15.27m; 17. Austin Swanson, 44-3.5/13.50m
Men's Hammer: (1. Damon Unland, Wyoming, 194-11.75/59.42m); 6. Matthew Denton, 174-9.50/53.27m; 9. Grayson Webber, 155-10.75/47.51m; 20. Austin Swanson, 141-5/43.10m; 23. Caleb Penner, 130-1.25/39.65m
Men's Javelin: (1. Daniel Poh, Unattached, 202-1.5/61.60m); 7. Isaiah Oliver, 152-0.75/46.34m; 8. Andrew Ghizzone, 138-2.50/42.12m; 15. Nate Gravelding, 123-0.25/37.49m; 17. Davis Butte, 121-4.5/36.99m
Women's Javelin: (1. Delaney Hall, 141-5.50/43.11m); 3. Elisa Grandemange, 128-8.75/39.23m; 6. Michaela Wenning, 106-8.50/32.52m; 14. Maja Wichhart-Donzo, 86-7.25/26.39m; 15. Drianna Mustin, 81-5.75/24.83m; 17. Mariah Slack, 65-7.25/19.99m
Women's Discus: (1. Kelcey Bedard, Colorado St., 159-7.25/48.64m); 7. Elisa Grandemange, 134-8.50/41.05m
Women's Hammer: (1. Kelcey Bedard, Colorado St., 206-6.50/62.95m); 7. Elisa Grandemange, 177-0/53.94m; 24. Delaney Hall, 132-9.25/40.46m
Women's High Jump: (1. McKenzie Wright, Colorado St., 5-8.75/1.75m) 2. Rajon O'Quinn, 5-5/1.65m; 8. Drianna Mustin; 5-1/1.55m
Men's High Jump: 1. Duane McClurkin Jr., 6-7.75/2.03m; t2. Giancarlo Navarte, 6-6/1.98m; t2. Dionne Taylor Jr., 6-6/1.98m
Men's Discus: (1. Mostafa Hassan, Colorado St., 173-0.25/52.73m); 5. Grayson Webber, 159-4.5/48.57m; 9. Paden Gatlin, 152-5/46.45m; 23. Aaron Haigler, 132-6.5/40.39m; 24. Caleb Penner, 132-4.5/40.34m; 32. Andrew Ghizzone, 115-4.25/35.15m; 34. Isaiah Oliver, 110-11.25; 33.81m; 36. Davis Butte, 83-2/25.34m
Men's Pole Vault: (1. Jake Pinkston, Colorado Mines, 16-4.75/5.0m); 8. Isaiah Oliver, 12-55.5/3.95m
Women's Pole Vault: (t1. Jessie Berndsen, Colorado Mines; Gabby Smith, Colorado St.; Aliya Simpson, Colorado St.; 11-1.75/3.40m); 3. Bri Gibbs, 10-2/3.10m
Women's Shot Put: (1. Aaliyah Pete, Colorado St., 51-7.75/15.74m)
Men's Long Jump: (1. Scott Carter, Wyoming, 7.36m)
Women's Long Jump: (1. Stachia Reuwsatt, Chadron State, 19-9.75/6.04m); 3. Mariah Slack, 18-7/5.66m; 12. Michaela Wennning, 17-6.75/5.35m; t15. Maja Wichhart-Donzo, 17-6/5.33m
Women's Triple Jump: (1. Juliette Cossey, Northern Colorado, 38-9/11.81m); 2. Sarah Hopkins, 37-5/11.40m
Men's Triple Jump: (1. Ron Sweeten, CSU-Pueblo, 47-2.5/14.39m)
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WHAT HAPPENED
ON THE TRACK
The Buffs kicked off the day with the 3,000-meter Steeplechase. Freshman Sage Hurta took first place on the women's side with a 10:40.83 time, while Chris Herrick on the men's side placed fourth with a time of 9:42.76. This was the first time both athletes have competed in the event.
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In the men's 1,500 meters, the Buffs took the top three spots with Zach Perrin, Ben Saarel, Joe Klecker. This is the first outdoor appearance for these runners as they all competed in the 2017 NCAA Indoor Championships. Perrin took first place today with a time of 3:47.85 only four seconds off his PR time giving him a solid early season time. Saarel placed second (3:49.00) Klecker took third (3:50.27) and joining those Buffs in the top-10 was John Dressel who finished seventh with a time of 3:52.
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Jaron Thomas had a very strong showing in the 400 meter hurdles. Thomas won the event title with an impressive PR time of 50.94. This is the first time he has clocked a sub 51 time in his career. It also gives him the eighth fastest time in the NCAA West Region as of today. The 400 meter hurdles were a highlight on the day as the Buffs took the top four spots on the men's side. Jaron took the event title while Trenton Stringari was right behind him clocking a PR time of 51.55. Kodie Artner had a successful race with a 53.19 time to finish third while Isaiah Kaiser rounded out the Buffs in the top-4 with a time of 53.58.
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On the women's side, Gabby Scott and Eriana Henderson were the first runners to cross the finish line in the Women's 400m Hurdles. They were separated by just .06 seconds, with Scott having the edge. Scott ran a time of 1:00.70, and Henderson was able to finish at 1:00.76.
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BUFF RELAY DOMINATION
The Buffs dominated both the 4x100 meter relays taking first in both the men's and women's relays. The men's relay comprised of Abdiel Agramonte Moreno, Isaiah Oliver, Jaysean Skrine and Duane McClurkin Jr. clocked a 40.43 time to win the event. The women's relay of Ana Holland, Tashay Brown, Alexandria Peters and Eriana Henderson took home the event title with a time of 45.24. The women's time of 45.24 moves the quartet up to fourth all time in CU history.CU also took both event titles in the 4x400 meter relays.
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Between the Men and the Women, the Buffs had three top five finishers in the 200 meters. Duane McClurklin Jr. etched a time of 20.89 seconds finishing in second place. The only person to finish in front of McClurkin was former Buff Jeremy Dodson who ran a time of 20.64. McClurkin Jr's time currently sits in the top-25 of the NCAA West Region. For the Women, Rajon O'Quinn led the way finishing in first with a time of 24.18 seconds. O'Quinn's teammate, Maja Wichhart-Donzo, was not far behind recording a time of 25.37, finishing in fifth place.
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Alexandria Peters had a time of 54.89, finishing second in the Women's 400 meters. She was just .42 seconds behind the first place finisher Katherine Wishmeyer, who ran Unattached. Peters was comfortably ahead of the rest of the back, finishing almost a second in front of the third place finisher. In the Women's 800 Meters, Redshirt Freshman Abigail Regner recorded a time of 2:16:00, crossing the finish line .83 seconds in front of the next finisher.
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 IN THE FIELD
In the high jump, the Buffs placed three in the top-5 of the men's and one in the women's event. Duane McClurkin Jr. took home the event title with a mark of 6-7.75/2.03, while Giancarlo Narvarte and Dionne Taylor Jr tied for second clearing a height of 6-6/1.98. On the women's side Rajon O'Quinn finished second with a height of 5-5/1.65.
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In the Women's Long Jump, Mariah Slack finished third with a mark of 5.66 meters. She jumped that distance in just her first round with a slight wind of +0.7.
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QUOTABLE (Head Coach Mark Wetmore)
Opening Statement
"At this time of the year we're looking for a couple of things. We look for people making progress, marks that will help us on a conference level and people hitting marks that will qualify for the NCAA preliminary round. We got about four or five of the latter today."
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On CU's Strong Performance In The 400 Hurdles
"The two guys in the 400 hurdles [Jaron Thomas and Trenton Stringari], those marks will get them into the regionals and they're personal bests for them. The two women in the 400 hurdles [Gabby Scott and Eriana Henderson], their marks might not get them into prelims but I think that once they get to sea level against more stiff competition, they'll get in. Not quite yet but that's coming soon."
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On Duane McClurkin Jr's Performance
"Duane [McClurkin Jr]'s mark in the 200, I think that'll get into NCAA prelims but he has a few races to go. Judging by where it was a year ago, that mark will get in. He had a good weekend. He won the high jump and was a part of two relay teams that did well so he can rest for a couple of days."
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On Three Buffs Finishing In Top Three In The 1500
"The men in the 1500, it was a deliberate race just to try to get qualifying marks. I think here of them did and one of them just missed. But this is the opening event for the distance runners for the outdoor track season so they had a lot of stuff coming."
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On The Performance Of Freshmen Sage Hurta and Tabor Schull In The Women's Steeplechase
"Two freshmen ran their first steeplechases ever, was actually the first practice ever for either of them [Sage Hurta and Tabor Schull]. Both of them made NCAA marks so we have some good steeplechases coming in the future. Both of them ran faster in their debuts at elevation than the American record holder did so that's a pretty good debut."
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2017 CU Invite
Potts Field  (Boulder, Colo.)Â
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TRACK EVENTS
Men's 3,000 Meters Steeplechase: (1. Harry Krantz, Colorado Mines, 9:32.93), 4. Chris Herrick, 9:42.76
Women's 3,000 Meters Steeplechase: 1. Sage Hurta, 10:40.83
Men's 4x100m: Colorado A, 40.43
Women's 4x100m: Colorado A, 45.24
Men's 1500m: 1. Zach Perrin, 3:47.85; 2. Ben Saarel, 3:49.00; 3. Joe Klecker, 3:50.27; 7. John Dressel, 3:52.51
Women's 1500m: (1. Janelle Lincks, Colorado State, 4:32.17); 12. Melanie Nun, 5:50.34; 15. Lucy May, 4:52.73
Men's 110m Hurdles: (1. Brendan Ames, Unattached, 13.84); 3. Jaron Thomas, 14.12; 5. Kodie Artner, 14.65; 10. Andrew Ghizzone, 115.48; 16. Nate Gravelding, 17.67
Women's 110m Hurdles: (1. Janay Soukup, Unattached, 13.32); 3. Maja Wichhart-Donzo, 14.24; 11. Drianna Mustin, 15.35; 12. Michaela Wenning, 15.38; 14. Mariah  Slack, 16.03
Men's 400m: (1. Shawn Horne, CSU-Pueblo, 47.42); 12. Garret Losty, 50.76; 13. Justice Ramos, 51.44
Women's 400m: (1. Katherine Wishmeyer, Unattached, 54.47); 2. Alexandria Peter, 54.89; 9. Karina Mann, 59.35
Men's 100m: (1. Jeremy Dodson, Adidas, 10.28); 6. Jaysean Skrine, 10.80; t10. Audiel Agramonte Moreno, 10.86
Women's 100m: (1.Natasha Gaye, Unattached, 11.97)
Men's 800m: (1. Thomas Staines, CSU-Pueblo, 1:51.33); 6. David Merkel, 1:54.10; 10. Luke Sheesley, 1:55.10
Women's 800m: (1. Macy Kreutz, Colorado St., 2:10.88); 4. Abigail Regner, 2:16.00
Men's 200m: (1. Jeremy Dodson, Â Adidas, 20.64); 2. Duane McClurkin Jr., 20.89; 13. Abdiel Agramonte Moreno, 22.67; 23. Jaysean Skrine, 23.13
Women's 200m: 1. Rajon O'Quinn, 24.18; 5. Maja Wichhart-Donzo, 25.37; 16. Mariah Slack, 26.75; 17. Michaela Wenning, 27.03
Men's 400m Hurdles: 1. Jaron Thomas, 50.94; 2. Trenton Stringari, 51.55; 3. Kodie Artner, 53.19; 4. Isaiah Kaiser, 53.58
Women's 400m Hurdles: (1. Gabby Scott, 1:00.70); 2. Eriana Henderson, 1:00.76
Men's 3000m: (1. Daniel Castle, unattached, 8:29.92); 2. Ethan Gonzales, 8:32.34; 4. Christian Martin, 8:38.66; 10. Reilly Friedman, 8:59.39
Women's 3000m: (1. Darby Gilfillan, unattached, 10:06.46); 2. Brianna Schwartz, 10:23.88; 10. Kaleigh Kroeker, 10:47.59
Men's 4x400m: (1. Colorado 'A,' 3:13.13
Women's 4x400m: (1. Colorado 'A,' 3:46.72)
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FIELD EVENTS
Men's Shot Put: (1. Daniel Weirich, Colorado St., 57-4.25/17.48m), 9. Aaron Haigler, 50-1.25/15.27m; 17. Austin Swanson, 44-3.5/13.50m
Men's Hammer: (1. Damon Unland, Wyoming, 194-11.75/59.42m); 6. Matthew Denton, 174-9.50/53.27m; 9. Grayson Webber, 155-10.75/47.51m; 20. Austin Swanson, 141-5/43.10m; 23. Caleb Penner, 130-1.25/39.65m
Men's Javelin: (1. Daniel Poh, Unattached, 202-1.5/61.60m); 7. Isaiah Oliver, 152-0.75/46.34m; 8. Andrew Ghizzone, 138-2.50/42.12m; 15. Nate Gravelding, 123-0.25/37.49m; 17. Davis Butte, 121-4.5/36.99m
Women's Javelin: (1. Delaney Hall, 141-5.50/43.11m); 3. Elisa Grandemange, 128-8.75/39.23m; 6. Michaela Wenning, 106-8.50/32.52m; 14. Maja Wichhart-Donzo, 86-7.25/26.39m; 15. Drianna Mustin, 81-5.75/24.83m; 17. Mariah Slack, 65-7.25/19.99m
Women's Discus: (1. Kelcey Bedard, Colorado St., 159-7.25/48.64m); 7. Elisa Grandemange, 134-8.50/41.05m
Women's Hammer: (1. Kelcey Bedard, Colorado St., 206-6.50/62.95m); 7. Elisa Grandemange, 177-0/53.94m; 24. Delaney Hall, 132-9.25/40.46m
Women's High Jump: (1. McKenzie Wright, Colorado St., 5-8.75/1.75m) 2. Rajon O'Quinn, 5-5/1.65m; 8. Drianna Mustin; 5-1/1.55m
Men's High Jump: 1. Duane McClurkin Jr., 6-7.75/2.03m; t2. Giancarlo Navarte, 6-6/1.98m; t2. Dionne Taylor Jr., 6-6/1.98m
Men's Discus: (1. Mostafa Hassan, Colorado St., 173-0.25/52.73m); 5. Grayson Webber, 159-4.5/48.57m; 9. Paden Gatlin, 152-5/46.45m; 23. Aaron Haigler, 132-6.5/40.39m; 24. Caleb Penner, 132-4.5/40.34m; 32. Andrew Ghizzone, 115-4.25/35.15m; 34. Isaiah Oliver, 110-11.25; 33.81m; 36. Davis Butte, 83-2/25.34m
Men's Pole Vault: (1. Jake Pinkston, Colorado Mines, 16-4.75/5.0m); 8. Isaiah Oliver, 12-55.5/3.95m
Women's Pole Vault: (t1. Jessie Berndsen, Colorado Mines; Gabby Smith, Colorado St.; Aliya Simpson, Colorado St.; 11-1.75/3.40m); 3. Bri Gibbs, 10-2/3.10m
Women's Shot Put: (1. Aaliyah Pete, Colorado St., 51-7.75/15.74m)
Men's Long Jump: (1. Scott Carter, Wyoming, 7.36m)
Women's Long Jump: (1. Stachia Reuwsatt, Chadron State, 19-9.75/6.04m); 3. Mariah Slack, 18-7/5.66m; 12. Michaela Wennning, 17-6.75/5.35m; t15. Maja Wichhart-Donzo, 17-6/5.33m
Women's Triple Jump: (1. Juliette Cossey, Northern Colorado, 38-9/11.81m); 2. Sarah Hopkins, 37-5/11.40m
Men's Triple Jump: (1. Ron Sweeten, CSU-Pueblo, 47-2.5/14.39m)
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