Outdoor track & field - 2022 regular season results and news (Last regular season meet at Air Force, Friday, 5/6)

[AztecBuff]

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 (one of only two home meets this season - the Quiller Classic) scheduled for this Friday and Saturday.

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 (starting with the Pac 12 Championships scheduled to begin May 14th in Eugene).
(Especially since they aren't listed yet in the schedule below, wanted to mention the NCAA Championships are scheduled to be held Wednesday, June 8th -Saturday, June 11, also in Eugene. Prior to those, of course, athletes (other than multi-eventers) need to qualify at the West preliminaries. Those are scheduled this year in the "western" state of (Fayetteville) Arkansas from May 25-28 .)

Full Schedule (From cubuffs.com; as of 3/14/22.)
(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.):

Date	Time	At	Opponent	Location	Tournament
March 18, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	Jerry Quiller Classic	Boulder, Colo.	Jerry Quiller Classic
March 19, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	Jerry Quiller Classic	Boulder, Colo.	Jerry Quiller Classic
March 23, 2022 (Wednesday)	All Day	Home	Texas Relays	Austin, Texas	Texas Relays
March 24, 2022 (Thursday)	All Day	Home	Texas Relays	Austin, Texas	Texas Relays
March 25, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	Texas Relays	Austin, Texas	Texas Relays
March 26, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	Texas Relays	Austin, Texas	Texas Relays
March 25, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	CSU-Pueblo Invite	Pueblo, Colo.	CSU Pueblo Spank Blasing Invitational
March 26, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	CSU-Pueblo Invite	Pueblo, Colo.	CSU Pueblo Spank Blasing Invitational
April 1, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	Stanford Invitational	Stanford, Calif.	Stanford Invitational
April 2, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	Stanford Invitational	Stanford, Calif.	Stanford Invitational
April 2, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	GCU Antelope Invitational	Phoenix, Ariz.
April 2, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Away	Fum McGraw	Fort Collins, Colo.
April 8, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	CU Invitational	Boulder, Colo.	Colorado Invitational (Outdoor)
April 9, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	CU Invitational	Boulder, Colo.	Colorado Invitational (Outdoor)
April 13, 2022 (Wednesday)	All Day	Home	Bryan Clay Invitational	Azusa, Calif.	Bryan Clay Invitational
April 14, 2022 (Thursday)	All Day	Home	Bryan Clay Invitational	Azusa, Calif.	Bryan Clay Invitational
April 15, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	Bryan Clay Invitational	Azusa, Calif.	Bryan Clay Invitational
April 13, 2022 (Wednesday)	All Day	Home	Mt Sac Relays	Walnut, Calif.	Mt. SAC Relays
April 14, 2022 (Thursday)	All Day	Home	Mt Sac Relays	Walnut, Calif.	Mt. SAC Relays
April 15, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	Mt Sac Relays	Walnut, Calif.	Mt. SAC Relays
April 16, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	Mt Sac Relays	Walnut, Calif.	Mt. SAC Relays
April 15, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	Beach Invitational	Long Beach, Calif.	Beach Invitational
April 16, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	Beach Invitational	Long Beach, Calif.	Beach Invitational
April 16, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	Doug Max Invitational	Fort Collins, Colo.
April 22, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	Jack Christiansen Invite	Fort Collins, Colo.	Jack Christianson Invitational
April 23, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	Jack Christiansen Invite	Fort Collins, Colo.	Jack Christianson Invitational
April 30, 2022 (Saturday)	All Day	Home	Fresno State Invite	Fresno, Calif.
May 6, 2022 (Friday)	All Day	Home	Air Force Twilight	USAFA, Colo.
May 14, 2022 (Saturday)	TBD	Neutral	Pac-12 Outdoor Championships	Eugene, Ore.	Pac-12 Championships
May 15, 2022 (Sunday)	TBD	Neutral	Pac-12 Outdoor Championships	Eugene, Ore.	Pac-12 Championships

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(Note- I just largely copied the below about qualifying for NCAA preliminaries from what I wrote/ quoted in 2019's outdoor T&F thread, with the main changes being updating the links to season's best to the current year's results.)

2021/22 Pre-Championships Manual - https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/ch...oortf/2021-22D1XTO_PreChampionshipsManual.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://www.tfrrs.org/lists/3711/2022_NCAA_Division_I_Outdoor_Qualifying_List/2022/o?gender=f#event39

Women's Heptathlon - https://www.tfrrs.org/lists/3711/20...tdoor_Qualifying_List/2022/o?gender=f#event40

For other events (West region bests) -
Men's - https://www.tfrrs.org/lists/3713/2022_NCAA_Div._I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying/2022/o?gender=m

Women's - https://www.tfrrs.org/lists/3713/2022_NCAA_Div._I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying/2022/o?gender=f

Both genders events listed/ combined - https://www.tfrrs.org/lists/3713/2022_NCAA_Div._I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying/2022/o

(As I pasted this edit March 14th, 2022, 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. 2021's marks for Western men can be found at https://www.tfrrs.org/lists/3193/2021_NCAA_Division_I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying/2021/o?gender=m, while the women's is at https://www.tfrrs.org/lists/3193/2021_NCAA_Division_I_West_Outdoor_Qualifying/2021/o?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:

Performance lists :
This season - Not available as I type this.
Last season (2021) - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2021/12/7//2021_Outdoor_Track_Performance_List.pdf?id=23269
This past season's (2021-22) INDOOR marks - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/2/7//2022_Indoor_Track_Performance_List.pdf?id=23428


Record books (2 documents on the page, one for each gender. Is also broken out by indoor and outdoor seasons. Generally lists the top 10 athletes (only their best mark) for each event.) - https://cubuffs.com/sports/2004/2/11/track-field-records.aspx

 

[AztecBuff]

Link to this weekend's home meet Info document - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/3/13/2022_Jerry_Quiller_Classic_SV.PDF

Included in that is a prelim schedule (Per the doc, final schedule will be released Thursday):

• Friday is all field events, namely the most dangerous throws (javelin and hammer) and the triple jump (all 3 for both genders). Action begins at 2:00 PM MT.
• On Saturday, all other events are held. Action on both the track and in the field are scheduled to begin around 11:00 AM MT.

Also per that document, live results, once the meet begins, should be available through www.cubuffs.com/tracklive.

Sounds like spectators will be allowed. Per the doc, "Admission is free on Friday. Saturday there will be an $8 admission fee for all spectators."

 

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[AztecBuff]

Preview article for the home meet beginning tomorrow -



Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/3/16/track-and-field-colorado-opens-outdoor-season-at-home.aspx

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BOULDER – With the indoor season in the books, the University of Colorado track and field program opens up the 2022 outdoor season at home for the 2022 Jerry Quiller Classic this Friday and Saturday.

Friday is scheduled to have the have the hammer throws, javelin and triple jumps compete beginning at 2 p.m., while the rest of the field events and running events will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday.

The Buffs are coming on the indoor season with a NCAA National Championship in the women's mile from Micaela DeGenero, who led the women's team to tied for 11th in the championships as a team. The women tied Oregon for the highest scoring Pac-12 team at the National Championships.

With the outdoor season here, the CU women are poised better than ever to take over the Pac-12. The additions of the steeplechase and 400 hurdles play into returning NCAA Outdoor qualifiers Madie Boreman in the steeple and Abbey Glynn in the hurdles. The women's team also welcomes Abby Nichols back for her final outdoor season after qualifying for both the 5,000 and 10,000 last season.

On the men's side, Aaron McCoy will make his transfer to the 400 hurdles along with Garrett Nelson. The men's team will also have transfer Stephen Jones who is a strong steeplechase athlete that qualified for the championships in 2019. The final addition for Colorado is Dominique Williams who had an incredible indoor season unattached in the weight throw.

The Buffs will be honoring the late Air Force track coach Ralph Lindeman that passed away earlier this month. Colorado will have a moment of silence for the coach Saturday at 11 a.m. prior to the National Anthem.
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[AztecBuff]

The meet has begun.




Direct link to live results - http://results.tfmeetpro.com/University_of_Colorado/Jerry_Quiller_Classic_2022/

 

[AztecBuff]

Article after the 1st day of action this outdoor season -




Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/3/18/track-and-field-colorado-throws-lead-opening-day.aspx

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BOULDER – The University of Colorado track and field program opened the 2022 outdoor season here Friday with the first day of field events at the 2022 Jerry Quiller Classic.

The Buffs throws were on full display in the javelin and hammer throw with wins in the men's hammer throw from Dominique Williams and in the women's javelin from Jada Green.

Williams, who competed unattached in the weight throw during indoors, picked up right where he left off last season with a winning toss of 60.56 meters (199-0) in the men's hammer. He won the meet by more than three meters and was just two feet from his personal best which is already good for third in CU history. Clayton Castro also had a good toss, placing third with a mark of 54.10 meters (177-6).

Green, who burst onto the scene last year in the javelin, won the meet by more than four meters with a winning toss of 43.33 meters (142-2). She was joined by Allie Routledge in fourth with a mark of 31.62 meters (103-9).

On the men's side, Henry Carlson placed fourth in the men's javelin with a toss of 52.12 meters (171-0). For

In the women's hammer, Elena Opp led five CU women with a second-place finish, throwing 54.12 meters (177-7). That mark is good for fifth in CU history and is the third-best mark by a CU woman in Boulder in school history.

The Buffs continue the Jerry Quiller Classic tomorrow with events beginning at 11 a.m.
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Full results - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/3/18/Jerry_Quiller_Friday_Results.pdf

 

[AztecBuff]

Article after today's action -




Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/3/19/track-and-field-colorado-women-dominate-on-the-track.aspx

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BOULDER – The University of Colorado track and field program picked up 15 wins on the final day of the 2022 Jerry Quiller Classic here Saturday afternoon.

The CU women absolutely dominated every event on the track, winning or placing the top attached collegiate athlete in every event they were entered in. The only events that CU didn't have the top woman finisher were the steeplechase and 4x400-meter relay in which CU did not compete.

One of the most impressive wins today came from freshman Grace Jenkins in the women's 400-meter dash. Jenkins finished the lap in 54.97 seconds, good for 10th in CU history in her first outdoor race. She was followed closely by Jaida Drame in second in 55.51. The two traded places in the 200-meter dash with Drame winning in 24.95 ahead of Jenkins' 25.56 second finish.

Colorado swept the top three spots in the women's 1,500-meter run to start the meet, led by Gabrielle Orie in 4:32.27 seconds. Kyla Christopher-Moody finished second in 4:39.86 followed by Carley Bennett in third at 4:41.04. The other event the women swept was the 400 hurdles where Abbey Glynn opened the season under the 60-second barrier at 59.30. Freshman Emma Pollak came in second at 60.05 seconds, while Reese Renz finished in 62.02 seconds. Renz took the title in the 100-meter hurdles earlier in the day in 14.27 seconds ahead of Elise Gillett in second at 15.13 seconds.

The two other events the women won on the track were the 100-meter dash and 800-meter run. Kaleah Ruff edged Kylee Harr at the line in 12.47 seconds with Harr right behind at 12.52 seconds. Harr was the only field event winner for either the men or women today, taking the high jump crown with a clearance of 1.72 meters (5-7.75).

The distance squad finished out the meet with Abby Nichols winning the 800-meter run in 2:09.59 while Joelle McDonald was the top attached athlete in the women's 3,000-meter run at 10:35.19. Freshman Hannah Miniutti competed unattached but won the 3,000 in an impressive 9:50.86 effort.

The men had a great day as well, winning seven events including sweeping the men's 400-meter hurdle race. Aaron McCoy moved up one spot to fourth in CU history with a personal best 50.85 second race, while Garrett Nelson crossed in 51.76, good for eighth in CU history. In third was Kellen Monestime at 52.53 seconds.

The CU men also took both crowns in the short sprints with Luc Andrada winning the 100-meter dash in 10.67, then coming second to Tyler Williams in the 200-meter dash as Williams ran 21.36 for the win.

The men's distance squad won all three events here with Andrew Kent starting things off running 3:51.83 in the 1,500-meter run. Unattached athlete Ben Greene won the 800 followed closely by Noah Hibbard in 1:53.97.

Arguably the best race for CU came in the men's 3,000-meter run where both Hunter Appleton and Jake Derouin ran top-10 times in the non-NCAA championship event. Appleton won the race in 8:19.04, the best 3k for a CU man since 2018 and fourth in CU history. Derouin was second in 8:24.31 seconds, good for fifth in CU history behind Appleton.

The CU men ended the meet running four 4x400-meter relays and taking the top four spots in the race. The two sprint relays ran 3:17.75 and 3:18.09, while the distance-oriented squads ran 3:27.24 and 3:27.36.

The top field event finishes for the CU men were Noah Bouchard placing second in the high jump, Aidan Christiansen placing second in the long jump and Dominique Williams placing third in the shot put.

The Buffs separate next week with a squad heading to the Texas Relays Wednesday through Saturday and the rest heading to the CSU-Pueblo Invite on Friday and Saturday.
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Full results - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/3/19/Jerry_Quiller_Results.pdf

 

[AztecBuff]

Just noticed there's quite a bit of info already out for the (Clyde Littlefield) Texas Relays, which has a select group of Buffs (mainly in the sprints and hurdles) competing.

Schedule - https://texassports.com/documents/2...esented_by_Truist_Schedule_final_03_17_22.pdf
(In general, Wednesday and Thursday morning are for the multi-eventers (Avery McMullen is the only Buff listed as competing per the below entries list), with Thursday afternoon and evening the end of the multi-events and start of the rest of all other events, with Friday and Saturday for all other events.)

List of entries:
Men - https://texassports.com/documents/2022/3/17/TR22_UCI_MEN_INITIALQUAL.pdf
Women - https://texassports.com/documents/2022/3/17/TR22_UCI_WOMEN_INITIALQUAL.pdf

Host's (Texas) initial preview for the meet - https://texassports.com/news/2022/3...-littlefield-texas-relays-presented-by-truist

Live results - https://pttiming.com/event.php?mid=38&pt=schedule

Note - as with most things from Texas, looks like video (either TV or stream) will only be available for those with a subscription to the Longhorn Network.
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Edit- Also now see there's a little initial info for the CSU-Pueblo meet.

General meet info document - https://gothunderwolves.com/documents/2022/3/14/2022_CSU_Pueblo_Home_Meet_Information.pdf

Schedule - https://gothunderwolves.com/documents/2022/3/11/Spank_Blasing_Schedule.pdf
(Friday is only showing the hammer and javelin being competed (for both genders), with everything else on Saturday.)

Looks like video is planned to be available, hopefully a free stream - https://rmacnetwork.com/gothunderwolves/

 

[AztecBuff]

Direct link to live results - https://relays.texassports.com/

 

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[AztecBuff]

Articles after the last couple of day's action-

Yesterday's -




Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/3/24/...eads-buffs-in-second-day-of-texas-relays.aspx

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AUSTIN – The University of Colorado track and field program wrapped up the second day of the 94th annual Texas Relays here Thursday, led by Avery McMullen concluding the sixth-best heptathlon in CU history.

Fresh off her All-American finish indoors in the pentathlon, McMullen put together a stellar heptathlon finishing ninth overall with 5,495 points. She had personal bests in the final two events, the javelin by nearly a meter at 33.39 meters, and in the 800-meter run by two seconds at 2:22 flat.

The next event for the Buffs was the 400 hurdles with both men and women competing. The women's prelims went first with freshman Emma Pollak leading the way in 59.43 seconds. Her mark is good for ninth in CU history in her second race. Abbey Glynn was right behind her in the standings, finishing 15th in 59.66 seconds.

The men followed with Garrett Nelson leading the Buffaloes out of the University/College Timed Finals. He won his heat in 52.20 to finish third overall in the division. In his same heat, teammate Kellen Monestime ran 54.17 to finish 14th overall. Aaron McCoy competed in the prelims of the Texas Relays division, finishing 17th overall with a time of 52.21 seconds.

The final competitor of the day and only field event athlete entered for Colorado was Jada Green in the women's javelin. Green opened up the competition bombing a 45.17 meter (148-2) toss which put her in fourth after the first round. She entered finals in the sixth position but finished eighth with her best throw being her first.
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Today's-




Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/3/25/track-and-field-buffs-advance-both-4x400-meter-relays.aspx

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AUSTIN – The University of Colorado track and field program advanced both the men's and women's 4x400-meter relays to the finals here at the Texas Relays Friday afternoon.

Both squads will compete Saturday in the University/College Division 4x400-meter relay finals with the men starting at 3:35 p.m. MT and the women starting five minutes later.

The women's squad of Grace Jenkins, Emma Pollak, Jaida Drame and Abbey Glynn finished the prelims in 3:36.85 seconds, good for fifth in the overall time. The women won their heat as Glynn made up a four second gap on Kansas State in the final leg, closing in 51.37 seconds to edge the Wildcats by two-tenths of a second.

The freshmen duo of Jenkins and Pollak came out in 55.63 seconds and 55.11, then Drame had a phenomenal third leg at 54.67 to put Colorado in second. Glynn, who had the second-fastest officially timed split at 51.39 seconds, made up the difference and gave CU the automatic qualifying spot.

The women's prelims were won by Arkansas at 3:31.87, then followed closely by Texas at 3:32.60. Both of those squads are entered in the women's 4x400-meter relay invitational final, so Colorado could enter the U/C finals with the third-fastest time from prelims and the top qualifying team by way of winning their heat.

On the men's side, the quartet of Tyler Williams, Ian Gilmore, Garrett Nelson and Aaron McCoy finished eighth overall, advancing with the third spot in the next five fastest times. Williams came out of the blocks in 46.30, followed by Gilmore in 46.56 and Nelson in 47.54. McCoy closed it out in 46.11 as the Buffs were third in their heat behind Texas and South Plains. LSU had the top time in prelims at 3:05.59.

Like the women's division, Texas is also entered in the men's 4x400-meter relay invitational final, so Colorado may become the seventh-seeded team in the finals. Arkansas, who was entered in the prelims, did not run as they are also in the invitational final.

The lone individual event of the day was Luc Andrada in the men's 100-meter U/C Timed Final. Andrada finished in a wind-legal 10.58 seconds, just eight-hundredths of a second from a top-10 time in CU history.
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[AztecBuff]

Sound like a couple solid 4X400M relays today against some good fields. (Yesterday's prelim by the women moved them to 3rd to all-time in the Buff record books, while the men's time today makes them the 4th fastest team in Buff history (the 2nd fastest, from last season, also includes most of this year's team).)




Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/3/26/...p-texas-relays-with-third-place-finishes.aspx

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AUSTIN – The Colorado track and field program closed out the 94th annual Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays here Saturday afternoon with a pair of third-place finishes in the 4x400-meter relay University/College division finals.

The men's team finished third in an improved time of 3:06.16 while the women's squad finished third in 3:37.61.

The men's relay was first through the first two legs average of 46.3 legs between Tyler Williams and Ian Gilmore. The men dropped to third in the third leg with Garrett Nelson with the baton, then Aaron McCoy closed in a 45.74 second split which was the second-fastest split recorded in the final.

The men improved by more than half a second from their prelim time and were just five-hundredths of a second from tying the third-best relay in CU history.

The women's relay of Grace Jenkins, Emma Pollak, Jaida Drame and Abbey Glynn finished third, running a little less than a second slower than their prelim time. The team was seventh through first three legs with Jenkins and Pollak averaging 55.3 second splits. Drame brought the stick around in 54.65 seconds, then Glynn made up four spots with a 52.21 split. Her split was the second-fast split of the final.

The Buffs are scheduled to separate to three different meets next weekend, the Stanford Invitational, Grand Canyon University Antelope Invitational in Phoenix and the Fum McGraw at CSU.
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As noted in the article quoted above, the team is planning to be at 3 different meets next weekend. From a letsrun.com forum post, looks like a lot of the top distance folk are going to be at Stanford. This is per the list of accepted entries at https://www.rtspt.com/events/stanford/invite22/college_accepted.htm .

 

[AztecBuff]

The non-distance folk had been planned to go to meets at Grand Canyon and CSU; now it looks like they're heading back to the Air Force. (The bulk of the distance group is heading off to Stanford as planned.)

 

[AztecBuff]

Preview for this weekend's meets -




Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/3/30/track-and-field-buffaloes-separate-to-stanford-and-air-force.aspx

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BOULDER – The University of Colorado track and field program heads to the Stanford Invitational and Front Range Open at the Air Force Academy this weekend.

The distance squad will head to Stanford to compete late Friday night, while the rest of the team will head to Air Force Saturday. Friday's events will be streamed on FloTrack.

Colorado is coming off a week at the Texas Relays highlighted by a pair of third-place finishes by the 4x400-meter relays and Avery McMullen scoring a personal best in the heptathlon.

With only two meets in hand, Colorado has a handful of athletes in qualifying position early for the NCAA West Preliminaries. McMullen leads the way for CU as the fourth-ranked athlete in the heptathlon, followed by both 4x400-meter relays ranked in the top-12. Colorado has a total of 23 performances currently ranked in the top-45 in the West.

For the distance squad, 16 athletes will be heading to Stanford to compete in the 1,500, 5,000 and 10,000-meter runs. Noah Hibbard and Rachel McArthur are the lone representatives in the 1,500-meter run, while Andrew Kent, Jace Aschbrenner, Abby Nichols, Gabrielle Orie and Hannah Miniutti are racing in the 5,000-meter run.

The 10,000 will see a lot of Buffs in action with five men and three women. Austin Vancil, Alec Hornecker, Hunter Appleton, Paxton Smith and Charlie Sweeney are the five men racing late, while Emily Covert, India Johnson and Kaitlyn Barthell will form the women's trio.

The Front Range Open will have 29 athletes competing in the throws, jumps, hurdles and sprints. The hammer throw will see nine athletes competing between the men and women with Lars Atkinson and Dominique Williams as the only throwers competing in three events.

The combined event athletes will run a plethora of events from Jada Green in the shot put to Jackson Meyer in both horizontal jumps. Six men and six women will compete in 27 different events with the track events including the 100, 200 and both short hurdles. Colorado has athletes in all of the jumping disciplines while Kara Lucyk rounds it all out with the 800-meter run.

Moving to the sprints and hurdles, six athletes will compete with five doing a 400 in either the hurdle race or open. Nick Nuhfer and Kaleah Mitchell-Ruff are the only athletes not hurdling, with Nuhfer competing in the 200 and 400 while Mitchell-Ruff competes in the 100 and 200.

Colorado closes out the 2022 home schedule the following weekend in the 2022 Colorado Invitational April 8th and 9th.
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Stanford's:
Final Schedule - https://gostanford.com/documents/2022/3/31/2022_Stanford_Invite_FINAL_v13019.pdf
(In general, with all the Buffs competing here being distance runners, looks like all races are on Friday:

• One Buff is racing in a # numbered men's 1500M race scheduled for a 2:39 PM start.
• Then, everything else is in the evening, with the 1st race involving a Buff looking to start at 7:01 PM MT (Men's steeple invite), with the last race (Men's 10000M section #2) not scheduled to begin until 11:41 PM MT.)

List of entries -

https://www.rtspt.com/events/stanford/invite22/college_accepted.htm

Heat Sheets - https://www.rtspt.com/events/stanford/invite22/open_sections.htm

Host's (Stanford) initial preview for the meet - https://gostanford.com/documents/2022/1/6//22INVITETF_Collegiate_Meet_Info.pdf?id=25218

Live results - https://rt.trackscoreboard.com/meets/4122/events

Live video - available only for those with a premium ($) Flotrack subscription - https://www.flotrack.org/events/6743427-2022-stanford-invitational
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Air Force's:

General meet info document (with tentative Schedule) - https://goairforcefalcons.com/documents/2022/3/29/AF_Front_Range_Open_Meet_Info_FINAL.pdf
(Field action is scheduled to begin around 11:30 AM MT, with track action opening up around 12:30 PM MT.)

List of entries - Not available as I type this.

Live results - http://www.goairforcefalcons.com/TrackFieldResults

 

[AztecBuff]

Meet day for many of the distance folk!
(I updated the post above (#15) to include the link to the final schedule, and refine the info on when the Buffs begin and end running. Quickly (so I easily could be wrong) going through the heat sheets and that final schedule, looks like the only Buff running this afternoon will be at around 2:39 PM MT, with the next CU runner not toeing the line until 7:01 PM MT.)

Looks like the weather gods are doing what they can for some fast times, as the high for Palo Alto is forecasted at only 71° today, with it predicted to be in the low 50's when some of the 10000M races go off late tonight.

 

[AztecBuff]

 

[AztecBuff]

Articles after this weekend's meets -

Friday -



Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/4/2/track-and-field-colorado-sets-three-top-marks-at-stanford.aspx

"
STANFORD – The University of Colorado track and field program had a solid showing at the Stanford Invitational Friday evening, posting three times in the top-10 in CU history.

The top mark of the day went to Abby Nichols in the women's 5,000-meter invitational section, finishing fourth overall in 15:27.11. Nichols was the top-performing collegiate athlete in the heat and her mark is good for fourth in CU history.

After that, a pair of CU transfers entered the record books in Andrew Kent in the men's 5,000 and Charlie Sweeney in the men's 10,000. Kent finished fourth in the men's 5,000 invitational section in 13:28.28, good for fifth in CU history in the event. In the men's 10,000 invitational, Sweeney finished 12th overall in 28:33.39 seconds, also good for fifth in CU history. Both marks are the earliest mark in the top five in CU history.

Colorado's India Johnson and Emily Covert took home the title in the women's 10,000 section two late Friday evening. The two finished in 33:50.67 seconds, separated by just two-thousands of a second with Johnson winning the section. The two women dominated the field by more than 19 seconds.

Two other CU women competed today, Gabrielle Orie and Hannah Miniuttu in the women's 5,000 second section. Orie finished seventh in 16:07.07, while Miniutti finished 10th in 16:08.99.

The men had Stephen Jones open the meet in the steeplechase, running 8:44.16 seconds. He finished eighth overall in the invitational section and was less than a second from a CU top-10 time. Noah Hibbard took to the track next in the 1,500 second section, finishing second in 3:47.95. Jace Aschbrenner also ran for the men, finishing 22nd in the 5,000 second section in 13:59.84.

Closing out the meet at past midnight mountain time, three men ran in the 10,000 second section. Paxton Smith crossed the line in eighth in 28:59.22 seconds, less than 10 seconds from a top-10 time in CU history. Hunter Appleton finished 18th overall in 29:32.85, while Alec Hornecker finished 23rd overall in 29:50.25.

The Buffs sprints, throws, jumps and combined events athletes compete tomorrow at the Front Range Open at the Air Force Academy.
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"

Full results - https://gostanford.com/documents/2022/4/1/StanfordInvite_Friday_compiled.htm
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Saturday -



Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/4/2/track-and-field-harr-jumps-into-top-five.aspx

"
USAFA, Colo. – The University of Colorado track and field high jumper Kylee Harr had a breakout performance here Saturday afternoon to win the women's high jump at the Front Range Open.

Harr, who came into the meet in a three-way tie for 10th in CU history, cleared her previous personal best of 1.75 meters (5-8.75) on her final attempt to advance along with an Air Force athlete and teammate Avery McMullen. Harr then cleared 1.78 meters (5-10) on her third attempt to win the meet, but she didn't stop there as she cleared 1.80 meters (5-10.75) on her second attempt to move to fifth in CU history in the event.

With the clearance, Harr is now tied for ninth in the NCAA and tied for fourth in the West region.

The men also had a strong performance in the record books with Dominique Williams winning the men's hammer throw with a toss of 62.62 meters (205-5). He launched that personal best throw on his second attempt but cleared the 60-meter mark on his first four throws. He betters his mark that is third in CU history by four feet.

Both the men's and women's squads picked up three wins on the day. For the men, freshman Eli Heitmann had an impressive performance in the 400 hurdles, running 54.12 seconds to win the meet. He was joined by fellow freshman Aidan Christiansen who jumped 6.81 meters (22-4.25) to win the men's long jump with his teammate Jackson Meyer finished second just 10 centimeters behind.

On the women's side, Avery McMullen had a massive personal best in the 100 hurdles, winning the meet in 13.64 seconds, a three-tenths of a second improvement. Fellow combined events athlete Allie Routledge won the women's long jump with a jump of 5.39 meters (17-8.25).

The Buffaloes return home next week for their home season finale at the Colorado Invitational Friday and Saturday.
...
"

Full results - https://goairforcefalcons.com/documents/2022/4/2/Front_Range_Classic.pdf

 

[AztecBuff]

Congrats to her!

 

[AztecBuff]

Preview for this weekend's meet, the last home meet of the season.

As usual, Friday includes the most dangerous throws (javelin and hammer), along with the triple jump. All the other events are planned for Saturday, with the 1st beginning at 11:00 AM.

Very cool they're planning on this being the 1st home meet that they plan on having video coverage for (on Saturday)!




Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/4/6/t...ose-home-season-at-colorado-invitational.aspx

"
BOULDER – The University of Colorado track and field program closes out the 2022 home schedule this weekend hosting the Colorado Invitational Friday and Saturday.

The meet will begin Friday at 2 p.m. with men and women's hammer throw, javelin and triple jump. The rest of the events will begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday.

Colorado will compete its men in every event except the 200 and 5,000. The women will compete in everything except the 3,000, 5,000, pole vault and both horizontal jumps.

Abby Nichols took the NCAA by storm last weekend, running the NCAA leading time in the 5,000. She was awarded the Pac-12 Woman's Track Athlete of the Week for her efforts, becoming the 11th Buff to earn the honor.

Nichols will not be in action this weekend, but the defending NCAA Champion in the mile, Micaela DeGenero, will make her outdoor debut in the women's 800. She will be joined by Madie Boreman fresh off an All-American finish in the mile indoors. Boreman will lead a number of Buffs in the 1,500.

Other indoor NCAA Championship athletes that will be competing this weekend include Avery McMullen in the 200 and 100 hurdles and Eduardo Herrera in the men's 1,500.

On the women's side, key athletes to watch this weekend include Kylee Harr who is 15th in the NCAA in the women's high jump after clearing 5-10.75 last weekend at Air Force. Grace Jenkins and Jaida Drame will be in the women's 400, both chasing top-10 times in CU history, while Abbey Glynn and Emma Pollak will lead the 400 hurdles.

Colorado will also have a number of athletes compete in the steeplechase this weekend. Alisa Meraz-Fishbein will lead the women's field while Caleb Niednagel will be with a quartet of Buffs in the men's race.

For the men, the 400s are toughly competed with Tyler Williams and Ian Gilmore in the open race while Aaron McCoy and Garrett Nelson will lead the hurdle race. All of those men will participate in the 4x4 as well at the end of the meet.

Colorado will honor more than 20 senior student-athletes Saturday that are competing for the last time at Potts Field. Saturday's meet will also be live streamed by Buffvision, the first production for CU at an outdoor track meet.
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CU's Meet info document (includes a (prelim) schedule on page 1) - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/3/30/2022_Colorado_Invitational_Outdoor_SV.pdf

FINAL schedule - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/4/8/2022_Colorado_Invitational_Final_Schedule.pdf

List of entries - Not available as I type this.

Start lists / Heat Sheets - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/4/8/CU_Invitational_22_UPDATED_Start_Lists_.pdf

Live results (At this point it still links to the last home meet, but assume it will link to this new one by the time it begins.) - http://www.cubuffs.com/tracklive and http://results.tfmeetpro.com/University_of_Colorado/CU_Invitational_/ .

Live video - Not available as I type this. I assume it may (???) be on either https://pac-12.com/live/cubuffs or https://pac-12.com/live/cubuffs-2 .

 

[AztecBuff]

Direct link to live results- http://results.tfmeetpro.com/University_of_Colorado/CU_Invitational_/

 

[AztecBuff]

A nice start to the last home meet of the season***, highlighted by senior thrower Dominique Williams getting within a foot or so of setting the Buff record in the hammer.

*** Didn't mention before, but tomorrow's competition, per the below article, also includes a senior day ceremony for 16 seniors.

Article after today's action -



Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/4/8/track-and-field-williams-closes-in-on-school-record.aspx

"
BOULDER – The University of Colorado track and field senior Dominique Williams put on a show here Friday evening during the first day of the 2022 Colorado Invitational.

Williams won the men's hammer throw with a toss of 64.38 meters (211-3), a six-foot personal best and moving him within 13 inches of the school record. All of his throws were over 61 meters, including two throws in the 64.30s. For now the record set in 2015 by Alex Kizirian of 64.71 meters (212-4) is safe, but Williams is just getting started.

Williams was joined by two Buffs with impressive marks today. Tyler Sconce jumped up to fourth in CU history at 60.95 meters (200-0), more than 10 feet past his previous best. His throw was good for second in the meet. Close behind was Clayton Castro at 56.30 meters (184-8), just four feet from entering the top-10. He placed fourth overall.

In the women's event, Elena Opp was the top Buff with a throw of 54.06 meters (177-4), just three inches from her personal best. Jane Powers finished sixth while Gya'ni Sami rounded out the top-10 in seventh.

The Buffs won one other event this evening with Jada Green leading the way in the women's javelin. Green won the event with a toss of 47.29 meters (155-2). Elise Gillett finished fifth in the event to round out the top-10 for Colorado.

Three other men were in the top-10 for CU, Jackson Meyer in the triple jump finishing sixth (13.61 meters | 44-8), and Henry Carlson (49.79 meters | 163-4) and Nick Bianco (43.90 meters | 144-0) finishing eighth and 10th in the javelin, respectfully.

Colorado ramps up action tomorrow starting at 11 a.m. CU will honor 16 student-athletes competing for the final time in a CU jersey at Potts Field at 10:45 a.m.
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"

 

[AztecBuff]

 

[AztecBuff]

About 15 minutes 'til the start of today's action.

 

[AztecBuff]

Additional info for the meet-

Final schedule - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/4/8/2022_Colorado_Invitational_Final_Schedule.pdf

Heat sheets / Start lists - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/4/8/CU_Invitational_22_UPDATED_Start_Lists_.pdf

 

[AztecBuff]

Article after yesterday's action-



Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/4/9/track-and-field-herrera-takes-west-regionals-lead.aspx

"
BOULDER – The University of Colorado track and field senior Eduardo Herrera led the Buffs here Saturday on the final day of the 2022 Colorado Invitational, winning the men's 1,500 in an altitude converted top-five NCAA time.

Herrera, who battled strong winds all day, won the men's 1,500 in 3:44.46. He not only won the race by eight seconds, but with altitude conversion his mark translates to 3:39.11 which betters the previous NCAA West-leading time of 3:40.50 set by Oklahoma State's Fouad Messaoudi. His mark is good for fourth in the NCAA before today.

The top mark for CU men in terms of CU history belonged to Noah Bouchard today in the men's high jump. The freshman won the meet with a jump of 2.12 meters (6-11.5), moving him to a tie for sixth in CU history. It was an extraordinary day for the high jumpers as Kylee Harr took the women's title with a personal best 1.81 meters (5-11.25) which moves her into a tie for fourth in CU history. This is the second weekend in a row that Harr has cleared 1.80 meters.

The Buffs won a total of 13 competitions today, including the men's 400 hurdles where the men swept the podium. Aaron McCoy won the race in 50.95 seconds, followed by Garrett Nelson in 51.89 and Eli Heitmann in 54.11.

In the men's 100-meter dash, Luc Andrada won the sprint in a wind-legal 10.46 seconds, moving him into eighth in CU history. He also joined up in the men's 4x1 that took the title in 40.95 seconds.

The women's 4x1 squad won their race as well in 45.67 seconds, good for eighth in CU history. Two members of the squad picked up wins with Abbey Glynn winning the 400 hurdles in 58.34 seconds, while Jaida Drame won the open 400 in 55.44 seconds. Glynn was joined by freshman Emma Pollak in the hurdle race, finishing second in 59.25 seconds to better her seventh-best mark in CU history.

Two other CU women won races today with Avery McMullen winning a pair. She bettered her eighth-best mark in CU history in the 100 hurdles with a winning time of 13.61 seconds, then doubled back in the 200 to win in 24.60 seconds. Madie Boreman opened the winning for the women in the 1,500, taking the title in 4:29.25 which converts to 4:22.83 seconds.

The CU men closed out the meet by winning the 4x400-meter relay in 3:14.45 seconds.

The Buffs head to southern California next weekend to compete in the Mt. SAC Relays, Bryan Clay Invitational and Beach Invitational. Colorado will also send athletes up to CSU to compete in the Doug Max Invitational.
...
"

Full results - https://cubuffs.com/documents/2022/4/9/Colorado_Invitational_Final_Results.pdf

 

[AztecBuff]

Per the Buff's schedule, the teams are now upon maybe their busiest competition week of the year, with 3 meets in California and one in Fort Collins on tap.

Information so far:

Brian Clay Invite (hosted by Azusa Pacific U; in Azusa, CA; Wed.-Friday. 4/13-15. BIG meet with many sections for all events. Looks like Buffs from ALL general groups (sprinters and hurdlers, distance runners, throwers, jumpers and multi-eventers (with I believe their 1st competitions as multi-eventers this outdoor season) competing.)

Note- Was having issues getting Google Docs to link as a URL. So, to get to any of the 3 Google Doc links below, replace the * with an h at the beginning of the addresses.)

Host's Meet info document - *ttps://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vS8yTF4cN6k0Hi0GwETrK-H2D2yZqlir890HI_DaSv1pd59pZd5S1TwivRHj9HIHQ/pub

Host's Multi-events info document - *ttps://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQ8FxZN6ML3I9D7Bv22cgKjPK-yvxCs9wr1PfSLhx4FGzyYbPZw46TMmwKaCrPR_g/pub

Schedule - https://athletics.apu.edu/documents/2022/4/11/Bryan_Clay_Schedule.pdf

List of entries -

Bryan Clay Accepted Entries (PDF) - Azusa Pacific University Athletics

Bryan Clay Accepted Entries (PDF)

athletics.apu.edu

Start lists / Heat Sheets (Other than multi-events) -
Wednesday's Distance Events - https://athletics.apu.edu/documents/2022/4/11/WED_Distance_Heats_Invite_10k_s_Steeplechase.pdf
(Buffs entered in section 1 of the men's 10000M, and sections 4 & 5 of both the women's and men's steeple.)


Multi-Events Sections List - *ttps://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT3sWfYQihOg2wb1lcBcJB1y4wz3CXcQnlBTeOkkwhvHLExO-I5KfitPFn2gOsQwQ/pub

Live results - https://finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/10178/events

Live video (Only for those with a premium ($) subscription to Flosports.) -- https://www.flotrack.org/events/7205983-2022-bryan-clay-invitational
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Mt. Sac Relays (FAMOUS meet hosted at Mt. San Antonio College campus in Walnut, California; Wed.-Sat. 4/13-16 that includes both elite (which includes #ForeverBuffs; and is called the “USATF Golden Games at the Mt. SAC Relays”) and collegiate sections. BIG meet with many sections for all events. Looks like this is the main meet for the top Buff thowers, sprinters/ hurdlers and heptathletes, while only one distance runner (in the women's elite 3000M steeple) is competing here.)

Host's meet home page - https://runmtsac.com/relays/

Host's Meet info documents:
Collegiate - https://runmtsac.com/relays/university/
Elite - https://runmtsac.com/relays/elite/

Schedule - https://runmtsac.com/relays/schedule/

List of entries -

2022 Mt. SAC Relays University & Elite Accepted Entries - RunMt.SAC

Last Updated 04/07/2022 @ 9:40pm PT Allow table below to load. You will see options to filter and search the data when it is done loading. CONFIRMATION NOTES:This database ONLY contains accepted entries (see USATF Golden Games Entries info below). USATF GOLDEN GAMES ENTRIES (Elite Division...

runmtsac.com

Start lists / Heat Sheets -

Live results - https://finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/10179/events

Live video -
Most of the meet will only available for those who have a RunnerSpace +PLUS ($) subscription.- https://mtsacrelays.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=69&do=videos&video_id=326455
Some of the meet (I assume the most prestigious events from the elite portion of the meet) are scheduled to be shown live on CNBC on Saturday from 3:00 - 5:00 PM MT.
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Beach Invitational (Hosted by and competed at Long Beach State, Long, Beach California; Friday.-Sat. 4/15-16. Looks like entry lists and so forth are scheduled to be released 4/12, so don't who might be competing for the Buffs.)

Host's meet home page - https://longbeachstate.com/sports/2021/11/8/2022-beach-invitational-26th-annual.aspx

Host's Meet info document - https://longbeachstate.com/documents/2021/12/6/2022_BEACH_INVITE_Entry_Info.pdf

Schedule (Listed as tentative as of 4/12.) - https://longbeachstate.com/documents/2022/1/20/2022_BEACH_INVITE_Time_Schedule_HIGH_SCHOOL.pdf

List of entries -

Beach Invitational Accepted Entries (PDF) - Long Beach State University Athletics

Beach Invitational Accepted Entries (PDF)

longbeachstate.com

(Looks like the Buffs competing in this one is the sprinters/ hurdlers and throwers. I'd guess (???) they will head over to Long Beach after also competing at the Bryan Clay.)

Start lists / Heat Sheets - Not available as I type this.

Live results - https://finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/10754/events

Live video - Doesn't appear to be any.?.
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Doug Max Invitational (Hosted by and competed at CSU in Fort Collins; Sat. 4/16.)

Host's Meet info document (Includes a prelim schedule on the 3rd page.) - https://csurams.com/documents/2022/3/23/DougMaxInvitational_2022.pdf

Final Schedule - Not available as I type this.

List of entries - Not available as I type this.

Start lists / Heat Sheets - Not available as I type this.

Live results -Not available as I type this.

Live video - Based on prior CSU hosted meets, assume there won't be any streaming.?.

 

[AztecBuff]

Congrats to him!


________________________________________________________________

And, highlights from this past weekend's home meet.

 

[AztecBuff]

Preview in front of this week's meets, the 1st 2 of which begin tomorrow.




Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2022/4/12/track-and-field-colorado-heads-to-california-meets.aspx

"
BOULDER – The University of Colorado track and field program will compete in five different meets in California and Colorado, beginning Wednesday and competing everyday through Saturday.

The Buffs will begin their week split between the Mt. SAC Relays and Bryan Clay Invitationals Wednesday. Both of those meets will run through Friday, while throwers will begin competing at the Pacific Coast Invitational Thursday at Long Beach State. The team will return to Long Beach State for the Beach Invitational Friday and Saturday. Those athletes remaining in Colorado will compete at the Doug Max Invitational Saturday at CSU.

Wednesday begins with the heptathlons and decathlon competitions at Bryan Clay and Mt. SAC Relays. Elise Gillett and Allie Routledge compete in the heptathlon at Bryan Clay along with Nick Bianco and John Swabik in the decathlon. Avery McMullen and Jada Green will begin their competition in the heptathlon at the Mt. SAC Relays.

Wednesday night will close with the distance athletes competing in the steeplechase and 10,000-meter run at the Bryan Clay Invitational.

Action on Thursday will separate between three meets with the throwers competing at the Pacific Coast Invitational, the conclusions of the heptathlon and decathlons, and the 800 and 5,000-meter distance athletes in action at Bryan Clay. Madie Boreman will also close out the night in the elite steeplechase at the Mt. SAC Relays. Thursday should be an exception day for the distance crew with Eduardo Herrera and Emily Covert leading 13 different Buffs in the 5Ks at Bryan Clay.

Friday will be the longest day for CU with action from 11 a.m. MT to 11 p.m. MT. Athletes will compete across the board in sprints, throws, jumps and distance events. One of the major highlights of the evening will be Micaela DeGenero making her outdoor debut in the 1,500. Andrew Kent, who is ranked fourth in the NCAA in the 5,000, will also run the 1,500. Abby Nichols closes out the distance weekend in the 5,000 Elite Invitational at the Mt. SAC Relays.

Other athletes in action Friday include both the men and women in the 4x400-meter relay, the 400 hurdle crew, and Noah Bouchard and Kylee Harr in the high jump fresh off CU top-10 marks.

In the final day of competition, the Buffs will compete in the Beach Invitational and Doug Max Invitational at CSU. Throwers, sprinters and jumpers will compete at the Beach Invitational, many doubling back from the day before.

The Bryan Clay Invitational will be live streamed by FloTrack, while the Mt. SAC Relays will be streamed by Runnerspace.com.

Mt SAC Information:
Results - https://finishedresults.com/meets/3179
Stream – https://www.runnerspace.com

Bryan Clay Information:
Results – https://finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/10178/events
Stream – FloTrack

Pacific Coast Invitational Information:
Results - https://finishedresults.com/meets/3755

Beach Invitational Information:
Results - https://finishedresults.com/meets/3754

Doug Max Invitational Information:
Results – https://www.rapidresultslive.com
...
"

 

[AztecBuff]

Detail list of who's competing where and when from the preview linked to in my last post above:

Day	Meet	Time	Event		Athlete(s)
Wednesday	Bryan Clay	9 a.m.	Heptathlon		Elise Gillett
13-Apr​	Bryan Clay	11 a.m.	Decathlon		John Swabik
	Mt. SAC	12 p.m.	Heptathlon		Jada Green, Avery McMullen
	Bryan Clay	2:30 p.m.	Decathlon		Nick Bianco
	Bryan Clay	3 p.m.	Heptathlon		Allie Routledge
	Bryan Clay	7:45 p.m.	Women's Steeplechase		Whitney Valenti, Alisa Meraz-Fishbein
	Bryan Clay	8:45 p.m.	Men's Steeplechase		Caleb Niednagel, Josh Torres
	Bryan Clay	10:30 p.m.	Men's 10K Invite		Jake Derouin
Thursday	Pacific Coast	12 p.m.	Women's Hammer Throw		Gya'ni Sami
14-Apr​	Mt. SAC	1 p.m.	Women's Shot Put		Lauren Whyrick
	Pacific Coast	2:30 p.m.	Men's Discus		Tyler Sconce, Lars Atkinson
	Pacific Coast	5 p.m.	Women's Discus		Obi Osafo-Mensah, Gya'ni Sami, Elena Opp
	Bryan Clay	5:10 p.m.	Men's 800		Jon Horton, Ryan Lindrud
	Bryan Clay	6:30 p.m.	5K Heats M/W Varying		Appleton, Fraser, Herrera, Hornecker, Smith, Sweeney, Vancil
	Mt. SAC	8 p.m.	Women's Steeplechase Elite	Madie Boreman
	Bryan Clay	9:40 p.m.	5K Invitational Heats M/W Varying	Christopher-Moody, Covert, Hill, Johnson, McDonald, Miniutti
Friday	Bryan Clay	11 a.m.	Men's Long Jump		Noah Bouchard, Aidan Christiansen
15-Apr​	Bryan Clay	11 a.m.	Men's High Jump Open		Noah Bouchard, Ryan Charles
	Mt. SAC	11 a.m.	Women's Hammer Throw		Elena Opp, Jane Powers
	Mt. SAC	11 a.m.	Men's Javelin		Henry Carlson
	Bryan Clay	11:05 a.m.	Men's 110H		Noah Bouchard
	Bryan Clay	12:05 p.m.	Men's 400		Nick Nuhfer
	Mt. SAC	12:35 p.m.	Women's 100H		Kara Lucyk, Reese Renz
	Bryan Clay	1 p.m.	Men's High Jump Invite		Noah Bouchard, Ryan Charles
	Bryan Clay	1:05 p.m.	Men's 100		Aidan Christiansen
	Bryan Clay	1:40 p.m.	Women's 100		Kaleah Ruff
	Bryan Clay	2 p.m.	Women's High Jump Invite		Kylee Harr
	Mt. SAC	2:05 p.m.	Men's 100		Luc Andrada
	Bryan Clay	2:10 p.m.	Men's 400H		Eli Heitmann
	Mt. SAC	2:35 p.m.	Women's 400H		Emma Pollak, Reese Renz, Abbey Glynn
	Mt. SAC	2:55 p.m.	Men's 400H		Aaron McCoy, Garrett Nelson, Kellen Monestime
	Mt. SAC	3 p.m.	Men's Hammer Throw		Tyler Sconce, Dominique Williams
	Bryan Clay	3 p.m.	Women's Discus		Obi Osafo-Mensah, Gya'ni Sami
	Bryan Clay	3:05 p.m.	Men's 200		Nick Nuhfer
	Mt. SAC	3:30 p.m.	Women's 400		Jaida Drame, Grace Jenkins
	Bryan Clay	3:50 p.m.	Women's 200		Kaleah Ruff
	Mt. SAC	4 p.m.	Men's 400		Tyler Williams, Ian Gilmore
	Bryan Clay	5 p.m.	Women's Shot Put		Lauren Whyrick
	Bryan Clay	5 p.m.	Men's Discus		Lars Atkinson
	Bryan Clay	5 p.m.	Women's High Jump Open		Kylee Harr
	Bryan Clay	5 p.m.	Women's 1500 Open B		Bennett, DeGenero, Hill, Nock, Orie, Robinson, Shults
	Bryan Clay	6:05 p.m.	Men's 1500 Open B		Aschbrenner, Hibbard, Kent, Niednagel
	Mt. SAC	6:30 p.m.	Women's 4x4
	Mt. SAC	6:45 p.m.	Men's 4x4
	Bryan Clay	7:40 p.m.	Women's 1500 Invite		Bennett, DeGenero, Hill, Nock, Orie, Robinson, Shults
	Bryan Clay	8:45 p.m.	Men's 1500 Invite		Aschbrenner, Hibbard, Kent, Niednagel
	Bryan Clay	9:35 p.m.	Women's 1500 Open		Bennett, DeGenero, Hill, Nock, Orie, Robinson, Shults
	Mt. SAC	9:55 p.m.	Women's 5000 Elite		Abby Nichols
	Bryan Clay	10:35 p.m.	Men's 1500 Open		Aschbrenner, Hibbard, Kent, Niednagel
Saturday	Beach Invitational	10 a.m	Men's High Jump		Noah Bouchard, Ryan Charles
16-Apr​	Doug Max	10 a.m.	Men's Hammer Throw		Clayton Castro
	Beach Invitational	10:30 a.m.	Women's Long Jump		Kara Lucyk
	Beach Invitational	10:30 a.m.	Men's Long Jump		Noah Bouchard, Aidan Christiansen
	Beach Invitational	12 p.m.	Women's Discus		Obi Osafo-Mensah, Gya'ni Sami, Elena Opp
	Doug Max	12 p.m.	Women's Hammer Throw		Bella Braun
	Beach Invitational	12:35 p.m.	Women's 100H		Reese Renz
	Doug Max	1 p.m.	Men's Long Jump		Jackson Meyer
	Beach Invitational	1:25 p.m.	Men's 110H		Kellen Monestime, Noah Bouchard
	Beach Invitational	1:30 p.m.	Women's High Jump		Kylee Harr
	Beach Invitational	2:27 p.m.	Men's 400		Nick Nuhfer
	Doug Max	2:30 p.m.	Men's Triple Jump		Jackson Meyer
	Beach Invitational	3:03 p.m.	Women's 100		Kaleah Ruff
	Beach Invitational	3:42 p.m.	Men's 100		Luc Andrada, Aidan Christiansen
	Beach Invitational	4 p.m.	Women's Shot Put		Lauren Whyrick
	Beach Invitational	4 p.m.	Men's Discus		Lars Atkinson
	Doug Max	4 p.m.	Men's Discus		Clayton Castro
	Beach Invitational	5:11 p.m.	Women's 400H		Reese Renz, Kara Lucyk
	Beach Invitational	5:45 p.m.	Men's 400H		Kellen Monestime, Eli Heitmann
	Beach Invitational	6:20 p.m.	Women's 200		Kara Lucyk
	Beach Invitational	7 p.m.	Men's 200		Luc Andrada