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Kizirian Breaks Weight Throw Record At AFA

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Alex Kirizian broke his own CU weight throw record on Friday night with a mark of 69 feet, two inches to win the Air Force Collegiate Open.

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U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. — University of Colorado senior Alex Kirizian broke his own CU weight throw record on Friday night with a mark of 69 feet, two inches to win the Air Force Collegiate Open.


His throw was over four feet further than CSU’s Jake Schneeberger (64-9.75), who was the only other competitor to throw over 60 feet. Kizirian’s previous record was 68-4.50 and was also set at the Air Force Academy on January 24, 2014.


Kizirian also had a good showing in the shot put, recording a personal best of 55-6.25 for third overall.


A couple other Buffs recorded first place finishes in their first meet after winter break. Mark Jones won the high jump after clearing 6-8.75 and Jaylyn Mars was the top performer in the 400, crossing the finish in 49.54.
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Sounds like many Buffs earned good results in this early meet. Hopefully they can build off it and have a good season.
 
Good for Alex. A product of Westminster's Mountain Range High School.
 
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