I know Trackster is going to add the bulk of quality info in a couple months when indoor starts, but I wanted to have this thread already started for when it gets rolling and with today being the last day of XC for the Hogs...
Speaking of XC our women seemed to lay a bit of an egg on their result. They were listed as a top 5 or 6 are team all year and our freshmen from Australia, I feel quite bad for her. She has to be disappointed cause she ran by far her worst race today at nationals. The men's race is still to come, but our women got a disappointing 14th for them. That's about where I see the men finishing, but expected better from the women's team.
Arkansas men equally as disappointing... I could only see the men's results down to 22 and we weren't even on the list :o
Just saw men's full results.... Poor Boit had a horrible race. Griffith did his part and beat Boit by 30 seconds when it has been Boit ahead of Griffith for us all year. I know the course was covered in snow in the morning before hand. I don't know how many times that young man has ever even ran in the snow being from Kenya. I hope that was not his first time ever cause that's the only thing I can think of is the weather negatively impacted his performance more than it would other runners who are well adapted to it.
I believe it is the worst places by both teams I've seen in my life. Truly disappointed. Either recruiting or preparation/training must improve. Hoping indoor is much better. I believe it will be.
Quote from: RATTLER43 on November 18, 2018, 09:35:02 am
I believe it is the worst places by both teams I've seen in my life. Truly disappointed. Either recruiting or preparation/training must improve. Hoping indoor is much better. I believe it will be.
You literally just answered the question I was about to ask... I thought this may be the worst combined showing we have ever had. I think we'll be ok in indoor cause some people just had bad showings at the wrong time at nationals when they had been performing better all year.
We are the Razorbacks. My expectations are sky high every year. Indoor must be better to get this bitter taste out of my mouth.
https://arkansasrazorbacks.com/sport/w-track/
Preseason #1 Back where we should be. Now stay injury free.
Quote from: RATTLER43 on January 10, 2019, 12:27:57 pm
https://arkansasrazorbacks.com/sport/w-track/
Preseason #1 Back where we should be. Now stay injury free.
A lot of nice young distance runners, the Weeks twins as seniors, Payton, Kelsey Herman is back...Janeek should be better. Looking forward to it.
I posted this on the high school thread by accident:
Re: 2019 Arkansas High School Track and Field
« Reply #5 on: Today at 12:22:46 pm »
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.... Kelsey Herman is listed! Hoping for a breakout season for her to go along with Payton, Lexi, and Tori ...
Also see Freier listed! This could be a great year!
Quote from: beach bum on November 18, 2018, 05:52:17 pm
You literally just answered the question I was about to ask... I thought this may be the worst combined showing we have ever had. I think we'll be ok in indoor cause some people just had bad showings at the wrong time at nationals when they had been performing better all year.
I have read this post many times since cross country season and typed a response then deleted it each time. It applies to cross country and track and field. But, I posted it this time.
Seems like the John McDonnell groups never "ALL or almost ALL had bad showings at the same time at the championship season during any of the seasons". His athletes tended to rise to the occasion and I believe that some of it had to do with his approach in training and/or in his psychological approach to his athletes. My opinion. We have been stellar, great, and good under Bucknam but not consistently top 5. Much of that has to do with great coaching and recruiting at Oregon, A&M, Florida, and all the distance schools. Coach Mac spoiled us bad.
I agree, Rattler, but I don't always agree with Coach Buck's team building. He gets a ton of good athletes in very strange areas of competition, but doesn't seem to stick to a few strong events. It seems like we build a team for a good dual meet. Also, injuries have plagued his teams, which brings concerns to training also.
Just a few examples of what I'm talking about:
We went all in on decathletes a few years back and had some great ones, but then suddenly we sort of recruit it and not near enough of a level to score at nationals.
Our distance is very mediocre. Seems like we rely on transfers from community colleges and hardly ever develop from freshman up. Sprints have been outstanding, though.
Field events, we are so inconsistent. Pole Vault with Irwin must have just been because he's a home grown product, because we haven't really tried since. We have throwers who can't score at conference (I'm not bashing these guys, just stating the facts). Our long jump and triple jump has had some good years, but then some really down years.
Relays have been a good area, too. Steeplechase...not much outside of Stanley.
It just seems he is very hit or miss. Sprints, very recently, and relays have been our only constant.
Agreed.
I did see today where our women opened up as indoor preseason #1.... Let's hope they can live up to the hype!
If we stay healthy, we will be awesome. We are loaded. This is the year...again. A great group graduates.
Quote from: Almatrackster on January 10, 2019, 03:18:02 pm
Just a few examples of what I'm talking about:
We went all in on decathletes a few years back and had some great ones, but then suddenly we sort of recruit it and not near enough of a level to score at nationals.
Our distance is very mediocre. Seems like we rely on transfers from community colleges and hardly ever develop from freshman up. Sprints have been outstanding, though.
Field events, we are so inconsistent. Pole Vault with Irwin must have just been because he's a home grown product, because we haven't really tried since. We have throwers who can't score at conference (I'm not bashing these guys, just stating the facts). Our long jump and triple jump has had some good years, but then some really down years.
Relays have been a good area, too. Steeplechase...not much outside of Stanley.
It just seems he is very hit or miss. Sprints, very recently, and relays have been our only constant.
I will begin by saying we set the bar as high as it can be set. We expect NCAA championships every year (or nearly). But, what you say has so much evidence. We had McCorkle then Irwin, then ....
We had the incredible multi-athletes, then ....
We had the incredible javelin thrower (who got injured), then ....
We had the incredible high jumpers forever, then we drifted back down to a top 20 high jump school ....
We had great 800m runners, then ....
We had great distance runners, then whatever happened happened ... and now...
Sam Kempka throws the shot 16.87m to finish 2nd in the shot put. Jeff Rogers throws 16.64m to finish 3rd.
Gabe Moore, a multi eventer just working on his shot put for the heptathlon, finished 8th with a PR throw of 14.57m. Derek Jacobus is doing the same thing as Gabe and threw 12.84m to finish 13th.
Not a bad start for these guys.
J'Alyiea Smith jumped 1.75m to finish 1st in the women's high jump, which is a great first jump of the year. Could be a great newcomer for us. Maybe an unexpected national scorer? Will be tough, but should contend at conference.
Alexis Jacobus (Weeks) and Victoria Hoggard (Weeks) have been known to start slow and peak at championships before, but doesn't seem that way this year. Alexis vaulted 4.49m for the win and Victoria vaulted 4.44m for runner up. Good starts for these two. We expect them to be national scorers. Desiree Freier vaults 4.34m which is a great start for her. She could help us win a national title, too. Bailee McCorkle vaults 3.84m as a Razorback debut for her for 5th and Rylee Robinson vaults 3.84m for 6th.
Paris Kitto, Genna Potter, and Olivia Groeber finish 9th, 10th, and 11. Kitto vaults 3.69m.
Maggie Turner finishes 14th by vaulting 3.29m. Morgan Hartsell was a scratch.
In the women's long jump, Kelsey Herman returns with a bang! She jumps an outstanding 6.13m. This isn't a PR for her because she is an outstanding long jumper, but it is close! She could score nationally in this with that kind of jumping. Oh yeah, and she did win the event.
I watched the last hour and a half of the meet today after getting a rain soaked run myself in before hand to see Cameron Griffith DNF.... On SEC Network Plus I did not see the moment he stepped off the track. Last I remember he was looking strong about 800m in and then at the end it says DNF. I was so caught up in the unattached guy running a blazing time I lost track of Griffith. I am hoping he didn't get injured. My hope is he just felt off kilter and dropped being smart knowing its so early in the year and to not take a risk. Cause if he is injured what a blow to the men :(
FULL RESULTS OF ARKANSAS INVITATIONAL
Men's Shot Put
2. Sam Kempka - 16.87m (Season Best)
3. Jeff Rogers - 16.64m (Season Best)
8. Gabe Moore - 14.57m (Personal Best)
13. Derek Jacobus - 12.84m (Season Best)
Women's High Jump
1. J'Alyiea Smith - 1.75m (Personal Best)
Women's Pole Vault
1. Alexis Jacobus - 4.49m (Season Best)
2. Victoria Hoggard - 4.44m (Season Best)
4. Desiree Freier - 4.34m (Season Best)
5. Bailee McCorkle - 3.84m (Personal Best)
6. Rylee Robinson - 3.84m (Season Best)
9. Parish Kitto - 3.69m (Personal Best)
10. Genna Potter - 3.49m (Personal Best)
11. Olivia Groeber - 3.49m (Personal Best)
14. Maggie Turner - 3.29m (Personal Best)
DNS. Morgan Hartsell
Women's Long Jump
2. Kelsey Herman - 5.86m (Season Best)
Women's 400 Meter Dash
1. Tiana Wilson - 55.10 (Personal Best)
2. Sydney Davis - 55.52 (Season Best)
DNS. Sydney Hammit
Men's 400 Meter Dash
5. Nick Hilson - 49.49 (Season Best)
Women's 600 Meter Run
2. Alexandra Byrnes - 1:32.38 (Personal Best)
7. Ceara Watson - 1:35.47 (Season Best)
10. Kylie Meier - 1:37.39 (Personal Best)
13. Kailee Sawyer - 1:38.43 (Personal Best)
Men's 600 Meter Run
1. Hunter Woodhall - 1:18.34 (Personal Best)
6. John Winn - 1:20.15 (Personal Best)
9. Eugene Grayson - 1:21.58 (Personal Best)
Women's 60 Meter Dash
1. Kiara Parker - 7.26 (Personal Best)
2. Jada Baylark - 7.27 (Season Best)
4. Janeek Brown - 7.37 (Personal Best)
5. Payton Chadwick - 7.40 (Season Best)
7. Kethlin Campbell - 7.46 (Personal Best)
8. Tamara Kuykendall - 7.54 (Season Best)
11. Kelsey Herman - 7.63 (Season Best)
Men Weight Throw
1. Erich Sullins - 21.08m (Personal Best) (School Record)
Men's 60 Meter Dash
1. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 6.72 (Season Best)
5. Kristoffer Hari - 6.87 (Season Best)
6. Laquan Nairn - 6.87 (Personal Best)
14. Rashad Boyd - 6.98 (Personal Best)
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles
2. J'Alyiea Smith - 8.79 (Personal Best)
Men's 60 Meter Hurdles
1. Carl Elliot III - 7.89 (Personal Best)
2. Travean Caldwell - 8.27 (Personal Best)
4. Gabe Moore - 8.39 (Season Best)
6. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 8.46 (Personal Best)
16. Derek Jacobus - 8.99 (Season Best)
Women's 1000 Meter Run
3. Lauren Gregory - 2:44.44 (Personal Best)
7. Josie Carson - 2:57.80 (Personal Best)
17. Lauren Campbell - 3:33.89 (Personal Best)
Men's 1000 Meter Run
1. Kieran Taylor - 2:26.74 (Personal Best)
3. Colin O'Mara - 2:28.52 (Personal Best)
4. Chase Pareti - 2:28.95 (Personal Best)
6. Kyle Levermore - 2:29.08 (Season Best)
Men's Pole Vault
9. Gabe Moore - 4.45m (Season Best)
10. Brandon Stokes - 4.30m (Season Best)
11. Derek Jacobus - 4.30m (Season Best)
Women's Triple Jump
4. Adriana Kitchen - 10.87m (Personal Best)
Women's 800 Meter Run
2. Meghan Underwood - 2:15.47 (Personal Best)
4. Paris Peoples - 2:19.59 (Personal Best)
5. Jalese Moore - 2:22.03 (Personal Best)
8. Tess Iler - 2:24.38 (Season Best)
Women's 200 Meter Dash
1. Payton Chadwick - 23.35 (Season Best)
2. Janeek Brown - 23.51 (Personal Best)
3. Kiara Parker - 23.65 (Season Best)
4. Kethlin Campbell - 23.71 (Personal Best)
5. Morgan Burks Magee - 24.55 (Season Best)
6. Tamara Kuykendall - 24.61 (Season Best)
18. Kayla Carter - 26.45 (Season Best)
Men's 200 Meter Dash
2. Jalen Brown - 21.49 (Personal Best)
DNS. Laquan Nairn
Women's 1 Mile Run
1. Carina Viljoen - 4:47.11 (Season Best)
3. Maddy Reed - 4:54.10 (Season Best)
4. Sydney Brown - 4:55.12 (Season Best)
12. Alex Ritchey - 5:13.52 (Season Best)
13. Greta Taylor - 5:15.26 (Season Best)
17. Payton Brown - 5:24.59 (Personal Best)
DNS. Rachel Nichwitz
Men's 1 Mile Run
2. Ethan Moehn - 4:06.66 (Season Best)
4. Matt Young - 4:09.85 (Personal Best)
5. Austen Dalquist - 4:12.01 (Season Best)
7. Preston Cates - 4:15.91 (Personal Best)
13. Ryan Murphy - 4:19.30 (Personal Best)
DNF. Cameron Griffith
Women's 4x400 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 3:40.83 (Season Best)
2. Arkansas B - 3:42.07
4. Arkansas - 3:47.73
8. Arkansas - 3:53.11
Men's 4x400 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 3:14.27 (Season Best)
2. Arkansas B - 3:15.10
DNF. Arkansas
Cameron Griffith is on the start list for tomorrow's meet in the 1 Mile Run invitational.
Quote from: Almatrackster on January 24, 2019, 03:15:44 pm
Cameron Griffith is on the start list for tomorrow's meet in the 1 Mile Run invitational.
That is great to hear... I figured he was playing it safe so early in the year 2 weeks ago when he DNF....
Some interesting races and performances I'm ready to see or at least see the results of. I want to see how Payton does in the hurdles and 200 most of all probably.
Taylor Werner just obliterated the 3K women's field ... There were some decent women in that field too. I recognized that one gal from Iowa State who won the Big 12 XC title and Taylor did not have anyone near her. She has had so many obstacles that if she just stays healthy in the next couple years she is one to look out for nationally
Yes! If she has that kind of seaso and our others stay healthy we have a great shot!
The girls look amazing. Payton looks fantastic.
Kiara Parker...oh my word. Field events outside of pole vault is a weakness, but you don't need to be good at everything. Will be interesting to see if we put Kelsey or J'Alyeia in a jumping event outside of their multi event. Hard to ask at the championship level.
What do you think, Rattler?
The guys had some solid performances, too. Cameron Griffith in the mile and Gabe in the Heptathlon are just some, but the ladies stole the show.
Can't forget about Janeek and our pole vaulters.
Quote from: Almatrackster on January 26, 2019, 05:49:24 pm
The girls look amazing. Payton looks fantastic.
Kiara Parker...oh my word. Field events outside of pole vault is a weakness, but you don't need to be good at everything. Will be interesting to see if we put Kelsey or J'Alyeia in a jumping event outside of their multi event. Hard to ask at the championship level.
What do you think, Rattler?
Conditioning would have to be incredible. Multievents take so much out of you and to score in jumps would require an incredible leap. Payton found out her freshmen year. I'd try it at conference. Then only have her do jumps if it came after multi events. Multi is where she has most scoring potential based on the past.
Yes, it's true. Ladies won outdoor title in part to Taliyah coming back in the long jump and making an incredible jump for 2nd? Takes amazing strength and concentration.
FULL RESULTS OF RAZORBACK INVITATIONAL
Women's Pentathlon
Kelsey Herman
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.34 (Season Best)
High Jump - 1.75m (Season Best)
Shot Put - 12.45m (Personal Best)
Long Jump - 5.95m
800 Meter Run - 2:29.78 (Season Best)
Total Points - 1. Kelsey Herman - 4189 (Season Best)
J'Alyiea Smith
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.90
High Jump - 1.75m (Personal Best)
Shot Put - 6.97m (Personal Best)
Long Jump - 5.33m (Personal Best)
800 Meter Run - 2:29.53 (Personal Best)
Total Points - 8. J'Alyiea Smith - 3530 (Personal Best)
Men's Heptathlon
Gabe Moore
60 Meter Dash - 6.97 (Season Best)
Long Jump - 7.24m (Season Best)
Shot Put - 15.53m (Personal Best)
High Jump - 2.01m (Season Best)
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.17 (Season Best)
Pole Vault - 4.25m
1000 Meter Run - 2:43.17 (Personal Best)
Total Points - 1. Gabe Moore - 5865 (Season Best)
Derek Jacobus
60 Meter Dash - 7.02 (Personal Best)
Long Jump - 7.19m (Season Best)
Shot Put - 12.98m (Personal Best)
High Jump - 1.89m (Season Best)
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.51 (Personal Best)
Pole Vault - 4.75m (Personal Best)
1000 Meter Run - 2:41.31 (Season Best)
Total Points - 3. Derek Jacobus - 5656 (Personal Best)
Women's Pole Vault
1. Alexis Jacobus - 4.51m (Season Best)
2. Victoria Hoggard - 4.51m (Season Best)
4. Desiree Freier - 4.41m (Personal Best)
5. Bailee McCorkle - 4.01m (Personal Best)
6. Rylee Robinson - 3.91m (Season Best)
8. Morgan Hartsell - 3.81m (Season Best)
12. Genna Potter - 3.61m (Personal Best)
13. Olivia Groeber - 3.41m
13. Parish Kitto - 3.41m
Men Weight Throw
1. Erich Sullins - 20.07m
Men Pole Vault
NH. Brandon Stokes
Men Long Jump
8. Laquan Nairn - 7.50m (Season Best)
Men's 4000 Meter Distance Medley Relay
2. Arkansas - 9:46.50 (Season Best)
Women's 200 Meter Dash
2. Payton Chadwick - 22.97 (Personal Best)
4. Kiara Parker - 23.41 (Personal Best)
5. Kethlin Campbell - 23.42 (Personal Best)
8. Jada Baylark - 23.58 (Season Best)
9. Tiana Wilson - 23.67 (Personal Best)
10. Janeek Brown - 23.67
19. Tamara Kuykendall - 24.40 (Season Best)
27. Morgan Burks Magee - 24.71
Men's 200 Meter Dash
4. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 21.14 (Season Best)
DQ. Rashad Boyd
Women's 3000 Meter Run
7. Alex Ritchey - 10:11.69 (Season Best)
10. Greta Taylor - 10:25.32 (Season Best)
11. Payton Brown - 10:35.37 (Personal Best)
Men's 3000 Meter Run
1. Preston Cates - 8:20.24 (Personal Best)
Women's 400 Meter Dash
2. Sydney Hammit - 55.00 (Personal Best)
6. Sydney Davis - 55.78
7. Paris Peoples - 55.87 (Personal Best)
11. Jalese Moore - 57.00 (Personal Best)
17. Kayla Carter - 58.27 (Personal Best)
Men's Shot Put
6. Sam Kempka - 17.17m (Season Best)
8. Jeff Rogers - 16.14m
Women's 1 Mile Run
7. Meghan Underwood - 4:54.90 (Personal Best)
8. Quinn Owen - 4:58.03 (Personal Best)
11. Josie Carson - 5:06.35 (Personal Best)
DNS. Rachel Nichwitz
Women's 400 Meter Dash Invitational
3. Morgan Burks Magee - 53.12 (Season Best)
5. Tiana Wilson - 53.80 (Personal Best)
Men's 400 Meter Dash Invitational
5. Jalen Brown - 47.02 (Personal Best)
7. John Winn - 47.69 (Season Best)
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
1. Payton Chadwick - 8.02 (Season Best)
2. Janeek Brown - 8.13 (Season Best)
Men's 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
8. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 8.01 (Personal Best)
11. Carl Elliot III - 8.15
14. Nick Hilson - 8.29 (Personal Best)
DNS. Travean Caldwell
Women's 60 Meter Dash Prelims
1. Kiara Parker - 7.18 (Personal Best)
4. Jada Baylark - 7.33
10. Tamara Kuykendall - 7.49 (Season Best)
13. Kethlin Campbell - 7.54
Men's 60 Meter Dash Prelims
8. Josh Oglesby - 6.79 (Personal Best)
26. Rashad Boyd - 7.02
DNS. Laquan Nairn
Women's 800 Meter Run
14. Kailee Sawyer - 2:21.85 (Season Best)
Men's 800 Meter Run
3. Hunter Woodhall - 1:50.68 (Personal Best)
4. Ethan Moehn - 1:51.88 (Personal Best)
6. Chase Pareti - 1:52.46 (Season Best)
9. Kevin Wilkinson - 1:52.97 (Personal Best)
10. Eugene Grayson III - 1:54.04 (Personal Best)
Women's 800 Meter Run Invitational
6. Alexandra Byrnes - 2:08.81 (Season Best)
Men's 800 Meter Run Invitational
3. Kieran Taylor - 1:49.46 (Personal Best)
Women's 3000 Meter Run Invitational
1. Taylor Werner - 9:08.46 (Season Best)
4. Maddy Reed - 9:27.63 (Personal Best)
8. Sydney Brown - 9:33.42 (Season Best)
12. Rachel Nichwitz - 9:51.44
DNS. Lauren Gregory
DNS. Tess Iler
Men's 3000 Meter Run Invitational
4. Gilbert Boit - 8:01.63 (Personal Best)
7. Austen Dalquist - 8:07.09 (Personal Best)
11. Ryan Murphy - 8:23.95 (Personal Best)
DNF. Matt Young
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Finals
1. Payton Chadwick - 8.01 (Season Best)
2. Janeek Brown - 8.02 (Personal Best)
Men's 60 Meter Hurdles Finals
6. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 7.85 (Personal Best)
Women's 60 Meter Dash Finals
1. Kiara Parker - 7.15 (Personal Best)
4. Jada Baylark - 7.27 (Season Best)
Men's 60 Meter Dash Finals
8. Josh Oglesby - 6.83
Women's 1 Mile Run Invitational
2. Lauren Gregory - 4:32.92 (Personal Best)
3. Carina Viljoen - 4:33.88 (Personal Best)
7. Devin Clark - 4:47.01 (Season Best)
DNF. Taylor Werner
Men's 1 Mile Run Invitational
2. Cameron Griffith - 3:59.68 (Personal Best)
6. Kyle Levermore - 4:10.87 (Season Best)
8. Colin O'Mara - 4:14.28 (Season Best)
Women's 4x400 Meter Relay Invitational
1. Arkansas - 3:31.26 (Season Best)
Men's 4x400 Meter Relay Invitational
DNF. Arkansas
Men's 4x400 Meter Relay
3. Arkansas - 3:14.12 (Season Best)
Women's 4x400 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 3:39.85
Freier hitting PR in vault!
Herman!
I'm getting excited about this season!!
The men and women sent partial squads to New Mexico and Texas A&M respectively this past weekend. Here are their results:
FULL RESULTS OF NEW MEXICO CLASSIC
Men's 400 Meter Dash
10. Gabe Moore - 48.87 (Personal Best)
14. Derek Jacobus - 51.50 (Personal Best)
60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
3. Gabe Moore - 8.10 (Season Best)
8. Derek Jacobus - 8.61
60 Meter Hurdles Finals
2. Gabe Moore - 8.08 (Personal Best)
8. Derek Jacobus - 8.72
Long Jump
1. Laquan Nairn - 7.66m (Season Best)
5. Gabe Moore - 7.15m
9. Derek Jacobus - 6.83m
Shot Put
4. Sam Kempka - 17.48m (Season Best)
6. Jeff Rogers - 16.91m (Season Best)
Weight Throw
1. Erich Sullins - 19.88m
FULL RESULTS OF CHARLIE THOMAS INVITATIONAL
60 Meter Dash Prelims
1. Kiara Parker - 7.27
2. Jada Baylark - 7.39
5. Janeek Brown - 7.47
7. Kethlin Campbell - 7.54
10. Payton Chadwick - 7.57
12. Tamara Kuykendall - 7.58
60 Meter Dash Finals
1. Kiara Parker - 7.24
3. Jada Baylark - 7.37
5. Janeek Brown - 7.45
7. Kethlin Campbell - 7.48
200 Meter Dash
1. Kiara Parker - 23.26 (Personal Best)
2. Payton Chadwick - 23.37
4. Kethlin Campbell - 23.64
6. Janeek Brown - 23.88
7. Morgan Burks Magee - 23.92 (Personal Best)
8. Jada Baylark - 23.97
10. Tiana Wilson - 24.04
22. J'Alyiea Smith - 24.84 (Personal Best)
FS. Tamara Kuykendall
400 Meter Dash
1. Morgan Burks Magee - 53.26
4. Sydney Hammit - 54.04 (Personal Best)
5. Paris Peoples - 54.58 (Personal Best)
13. Sydney Davis - 55.74
21. Jalese Moore - 57.34
800 Meter Run
1. Alexandra Byrnes - 2:08.61 (Season Best)
60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
8. J'Alyiea Smith - 8.76 (Personal Best)
60 Meter Hurdles Finals
7. J'Alyiea Smith - 8.65 (Personal Best)
4x400 Meter Relay
2. Arkansas - 3:35.80
7. Arkansas - 3:45.91
Long Jump
15. J'Alyiea Smith - 5.22m
FULL RESULTS OF 2019 HUSKY CLASSIC
Men's 1 Mile Run
15. Ethan Moehn - 4:04.49 (Season Best)
31. Colin O'Mara - 4:08.07 (Personal Best)
Men's 3000 Meter Run
7. Cameron Griffith - 7:52.79 (Season Best)
20. Matt Young - 8:04.30 (Personal Best)
30. Kyle Levermore - 8:09.59 (Season Best)
Men's 5000 Meter Run
7. Gilbert Boit - 13:42.95 (Personal Best)
28. Austen Dalquist - 14:06.21 (Personal Best)
31. Preston Cates - 14:09.11 (Personal Best)
36. Ryan Murphy - 14:11.65 (Personal Best)
Women's 1 Mile Run
19. Meghan Underwood - 4:50.32 (Personal Best)
34. Devin Clark - 4:55.98
Women's 3000 Meter Run
4. Lauren Gregory - 8:55.97 (Personal Best)
5. Taylor Werner - 8:56.97 (Personal Best)
25. Devin Clark - 9:20.59 (Personal Best)
36. Sydney Brown - 9:27.05 (Personal Best)
48. Maddy Reed - 9:33.69
62. Rachel Nichwitz - 9:41.13 (Season Best)
FULL RESULTS OF TYSON INVITATIONAL
Men's Pole Vault
11. Gabe Moore - 4.58m (Season Best)
DNS. Derek Jacobus
Women's Long Jump
5. Kelsey Herman - 5.96m
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
1. Payton Chadwick - 8.14
4. Janeek Brown - 8.41
19. J'Alyiea Smith - 8.73
Men's 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
3. Carl Elliot III - 7.91
6. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 7.99
13. Gabe Moore - 8.11
DNS. Derek Jacobus
Women's 60 Meter Dash Prelims
2. Jada Baylark - 7.46
6. Kethlin Campbell - 7.52
12. Tamara Kuykendall - 7.59
Men's 60 Meter Dash Prelims
5. Josh Oglesby - 6.83
9. Kristoffer Hari - 6.87 (Season Best)
25. Rashad Boyd - 7.04
26. Gabe Moore - 7.04
DNS. Derek Jacobus
Women's 400 Meter Dash
13. Sydney Davis - 56.42
27. Jalese Moore - 57.62
31. Kayla Carter - 58.21 (Personal Best)
Men's 400 Meter Dash
10. Travean Caldwell - 47.95 (Season Best)
14. James Milholen - 48.05 (Personal Best)
22. Nick Hilson - 48.59 (Season Best)
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Semifinals
5. Janeek Brown - 8.12
7. Payton Chadwick - 8.24
Men's 60 Meter Hurdles Semifinals
8. Carl Elliot III - 7.86 (Personal Best)
14. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 7.94
20. Gabe Moore - 8.15
Women's 1 Mile Run
3. Quinn Owen - 4:59.31
5. Alex Ritchey - 5:03.63 (Personal Best)
9. Greta Taylor - 5:06.03 (Personal Best)
11. Josie Carson - 5:08.07
14. Payton Brown - 5:18.05 (Personal Best)
Men's Weight Throw
3. Erich Sullins - 21.05m
Men's Long Jump Invitational
8. Laquan Nairn - 7.36m
Women's 60 Meter Dash Semifinals
4. Kiara Parker - 7.32
5. Jada Baylark - 7.32
14. Kethlin Campbell - 7.52
15. Tamara Kuykendall - 7.53
Men's 60 Meter Dash Semifinals
17. Josh Oglesby - 6.82
18. Kristoffer Hari - 6.82 (Season Best)
Women's 800 Meter Run
3. Alexandra Byrnes - 2:06.85 (Personal Best)
16. Tess Iler - 2:18.31 (Season Best)
17. Kailee Sawyer - 2:18.46
18. Emily Jeacock - 2:18.87 (Season Best)
Men's 800 Meter Run
1. Kieran Taylor - 1:49.65
2. Chase Pareti - 1:50.93 (Personal Best)
3. Kevin Wilkinson - 1:51.38 (Personal Best)
11. Eugene Grayson III - 1:54.85
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Finals
2. Janeek Brown - 7.95 (Personal Best)
8. Payton Chadwick - 8.17
Men's 60 Meter Hurdles Finals
4. Carl Elliot III - 7.81 (Personal Best)
Women's 60 Meter Dash Finals
4. Kiara Parker - 7.28
5. Jada Baylark - 7.31
Women's 400 Meter Dash Fastest Sect
5. Morgan Burks Magee - 53.71
9. Sydney Hammit - 54.08
12. Tiana Wilson - 54.45
DNF. Paris Peoples
Men's 400 Meter Dash Fastest Sect
5. Jalen Brown - 46.70 (Personal Best)
7. Hunter Woodhall - 47.07 (Personal Best)
Women's Pole Vault
2. Rylee Robinson - 4.13m (Personal Best)
12. Bailee McCorkle - 3.93m
13. Morgan Hartsell - 3.78m
20. Parish Kitto - 3.63m
NH. Olivia Groeber
NH. Genna Potter
Women's High Jump
2. J'Alyiea Smith - 1.72m
Women's 200 Meter Dash
1. Janeek Brown - 23.37 (Personal Best)
11. Tiana Wilson - 24.05
22. Tamara Kuykendall - 24.40 (Season Best)
38. Sydney Davis - 25.09 (Personal Best)
Men's 200 Meter Dash
20. Rashad Boyd - 21.62 (Personal Best)
29. Carl Elliot III - 21.79 (Personal Best)
39. Josh Oglesby - 22.24 (Personal Best)
Women's 200 Meter Dash Fastest Sect
5. Payton Chadwick - 23.15
8. Kethlin Campbell - 23.44
11. Jada Baylark - 23.64
Men's 200 Meter Dash Fastest Sect
13. Kristoffer Hari - 21.50 (Personal Best)
Women's 5000 Meter Run
DNF. Quinn Owen
Women's Pole Vault Invitational
5. Desiree Freier - 4.23m
DNS. Alexis Jacobus
DNS. Victoria Hoggard
Men's Shot Put
7. Jeff Rogers - 17.02m (Personal Best)
11. Sam Kempka - 15.95m
Men's Triple Jump Invitational
DNS. Laquan Nairn
Women's 4x400 Meter Relay
2. Arkansas - 3:31.35
11. Arkansas "B" - 3:41.00
Men's 4x400 Meter Relay
6. Arkansas - 3:07.17 (Season Best)
12. Arkansas "B" - 3:15.15
13. Arkansas "C" - 3:16.34
Attended today. Was outstanding! Men's high jump - wow! Women's mile relay!!
Dominique Scott!!!!!
FULL RESULTS OF ARKANSAS QUALIFIER
Men's Shot Put
1. Sam Kempka - 17.38m
2. Jeff Rogers - 17.15m (Personal Best)
8. Gabe Moore - 14.27m
9. Derek Jacobus - 12.69m
Women's Long Jump
8. J'Alyiea Smith - 5.32m
17. Rachel Jantzi - 4.97m (Season Best)
DNS. Kelsey Herman
Women's Pole Vault
2. Bailee McCorkle - 3.98m
6. Parish Kitto - 3.68m
13. Genna Potter - 3.48m
16. Olivia Groeber - 3.28m
DNS. Desiree Freier
DNS. Morgan Hartsell
Women's Shot Put
7. Kelsey Herman - 12.34m
Men's Weight Throw
1. Erich Sullins - 21.18m (Personal Best)
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
1. J'Alyiea Smith - 8.58 (Personal Best)
Men's Long Jump
3. Gabe Moore - 6.87m
Men's 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
1. Carl Elliot III - 7.83
2. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 8.13
4. Shakiel Chattoo - 8.17 (Season Best)
12. Derek Jacobus - 8.83
Women's 60 Meter Dash Prelims
2. Jada Baylark - 7.39
3. Tiana Wilson - 7.53 (Personal Best)
4. Tamara Kuykendall - 7.62
DNS. Janeek Brown
Men's 60 Meter Dash Prelims
2. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 6.71 (Personal Best)
3. Kristoffer Hari - 6.81 (Season Best)
9. Rashad Boyd - 7.02
DNS. Josh Oglesby
Women's 400 Meter Dash
1. Kethlin Campbell - 52.99 (Personal Best)
2. Sydney Hammit - 54.00 (Personal Best)
5. Sydney Davis - 55.94
8. Jalese Moore - 56.78 (Personal Best)
10. Kayla Carter - 57.42 (Personal Best)
Men's 400 Meter Dash
1. Hunter Woodhall - 46.64 (Personal Best)
4. James Milholen - 48.19
5. Nick Hilson - 48.28 (Personal Best)
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Finals
1. J'Alyiea Smith - 8.51 (Personal Best)
Men's 60 Meter Hurdles Finals
1. Carl Elliot III - 7.89
2. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 7.99
3. Shakiel Chattoo - 8.05 (Season Best)
Women's 60 Meter Dash Finals
2. Jada Baylark - 7.35
3. Tiana Wilson - 7.51 (Personal Best)
4. Tamara Kuykendall - 7.56
Men's 60 Meter Dash Finals
2. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 6.69 (Personal Best)
3. Kristoffer Hari - 6.79 (Season Best)
Women's 3000 Meter Run
1. Alex Ritchey - 10:12.35
DNF. Lauren Campbell
DNS. Payton Brown
Men's Pole Vault
NH. Derek Jacobus
Women's 800 Meter Run
2. Meghan Underwood - 2:09.86 (Personal Best)
10. Tess Iler - 2:16.79 (Personal Best)
11. Emily Jeacock - 2:17.55 (Season Best)
16. Kailee Sawyer - 2:22.54
Men's 800 Meter Run
1. Chase Pareti - 1:50.95
3. Eugene Grayson III - 1:52.95 (Personal Best)
DNS. Kevin Wilkinson
Women's 200 Meter Dash
3. Tamara Kuykendall - 24.23 (Season Best)
9. Jalese Moore - 24.91 (Personal Best)
14. Kayla Carter - 25.42 (Personal Best)
Men's 200 Meter Dash
2. Kristoffer Hari - 21.39 (Personal Best)
3. Rashad Boyd - 21.68
Women's 1 Mile Run
2. Devin Clark - 4:47.28
3. Sydney Brown - 4:47.80 (Season Best)
4. Quinn Owen - 4:53.21 (Personal Best)
5. Rachel Nichwitz - 4:57.78 (Season Best)
8. Greta Taylor - 5:05.05 (Personal Best)
9. Josie Carson - 5:05.11 (Personal Best)
DNF. Carina Viljoen
Men's 4x400 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 3:08.47
FULL RESULTS OF JDL DMR INVITATIONAL
Men's Distance Medley Relay
5. Arkansas - 9:29.26 (Season Best)
Women's Distance Medley Relay
1. Arkansas - 10:57.19 (Season Best)
SEC Indoors is up and running.... GO HOGS
Kelsey Herman just won the pentathlon
All the other women are doing their jobs getting to the finals who we thought would
Kieran Taylor advances to the 800m final
Cameron Griffith advances to the mile final running a real easy 4:12 which he needed also doing the DMR and 3K
Keep em coming. Kelsey!!
Taylor Werner with another 10 points for the women in the 5k .... Absolutely crushed the field.
Men get 15 points in the 5K with Boit winning at the tape by a slight lean, what a race.
We picked up 6th and 7th to add the 5 points to get to 15 total in the event
Great day 1 so far!
10 points in the DMR for the Women
Finishing the running off tonight with 8 points for the men in the DMR .... Great day
Disappointments from Day 1:
For the women...nothing. They exceeded expectations everywhere. I wish Smith had scored the pentathlon and Baylark had qualified in the 200, but that is asking for a lot, especially the latter. This team should win this title going away.
On the men's side, they did most everything you could ask for. They didn't qualify anyone, including Ejiakuekwu in the 60 meter dash, which is a disappointment. Gilbert didn't finish in the 60 meter hurdles, which means we don't know if he would have qualified in the 60 hurdles. Honestly, that's about it.
I have the women winning going away. Maybe breaking records with how many points they score.
The men will have a shot at 1st or 2nd, but most likely 2nd. They will have to chip points away to get 1st and hope Florida has some letdowns.
1,2,3 finish for the women in the mile gives 24 points to the Hogs starting off .... Way to start the day :o
Lauren Gregory has all the makings to be something special by the end of her time at Arkansas
Cameron with a gritty race gets 2nd in the mile and barely loses at the tape
.03 seconds!!! But those Lady Razorbacks!!!! Just wow. I agree. She could be our next great.
Great meet. SEC Champions and Runnersup!!
FULL RESULTS FROM SEC INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
60 Meter Dash Prelims - Men
9. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 6.73
10. Josh Oglesby - 6.74 (Personal Best)
14. Kristoffer Hari - 6.79 (Season Best)
60 Meter Dash Prelims - Women
2. Kiara Parker - 7.24
5. Janeek Brown - 7.27 (Personal Best)
6. Jada Baylark - 7.28
23. Tamara Kuykendall - 7.56
60 Meter Dash Finals - Women
4. Kiara Parker - 7.31
5. Janeek Brown - 7.33
6. Jada Baylark - 7.35
200 Meter Dash Prelims - Men
6. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 20.86 (Personal Best)
17. Kristoffer Hari - 21.33 (Personal Best)
200 Meter Dash Prelims - Women
2. Payton Chadwick - 23.03
5. Kiara Parker - 23.13 (Personal Best)
13. Jada Baylark - 23.51 (Season Best)
22. Tiana Wilson - 23.89
28. Tamara Kuykendall - 24.28
200 Meter Dash Finals - Men
7. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 21.06
200 Meter Dash Finals - Women
2. Payton Chadwick - 23.01
7. Kiara Parker - 23.50
400 Meter Dash Prelims - Men
7. Jalen Brown - 46.73
8. Hunter Woodhall - 46.89
400 Meter Dash Prelims - Women
6. Kethlin Campbell - 52.82 (Personal Best)
7. Morgan Burks Magee - 53.11 (Season Best)
8. Sydney Hammit - 53.15 (Personal Best)
400 Meter Dash Finals - Men
7. Hunter Woodhall - 47.25
8. Jalen Brown - 47.31
400 Meter Dash Finals - Women
5. Kethlin Campbell - 52.60 (Personal Best)
6. Morgan Burks Magee - 53.05 (Season Best)
8. Sydney Hammit - 54.09
800 Meter Run Prelims - Men
5. Kieran Taylor - 1:49.29 (Personal Best)
11. Kevin Wilkinson - 1:50.90 (Personal Best)
800 Meter Run Prelims - Women
8. Alexandra Byrnes - 2:07.37
800 Meter Run Finals - Men
6. Kieran Taylor - 1:50.89
800 Meter Run Finals - Women
5. Alexandra Byrnes - 2:06.70 (Personal Best)
1 Mile Run Prelims - Men
2. Cameron Griffith - 4:12.77
6. Ethan Moehn - 4:13.19
11. Colin O'Mara - 4:11.23
1 Mile Run Prelims - Women
1. Lauren Gregory - 4:46.87
2. Carina Viljoen - 4:49.22
4. Maddy Reed - 4:49.25 (Season Best)
14. Quinn Owen - 4:58.05
1 Mile Run Finals - Men
2. Cameron Griffith - 4:02.50
7. Ethan Moehn - 4:06.70
1 Mile Run Finals - Women
1. Lauren Gregory - 4:39.50
2. Carina Viljoen - 4:41.40
3. Maddy Reed - 4:43.03 (Personal Best)
3000 Meter Run Finals - Men
1. Cameron Griffith - 8:02.81
4. Gilbert Boit - 8:04.32
7. Austen Dalquist - 8:07.59
10. Matt Young - 8:14.25
16. Kyle Levermore - 8:21.70
17. Ryan Murphy - 8:21.72 (Personal Best)
23. Preston Cates - 8:26.86
3000 Meter Run Finals - Women
1. Taylor Werner - 9:15.57
3. Devin Clark - 9:26.33
7. Maddy Reed - 9:40.63
10. Rachel Nichwitz - 9:44.53
13. Sydney Brown - 9:48.01
5000 Meter Run Finals - Men
1. Gilbert Boit - 14:09.84
6. Austen Dalquist - 14:16.02
7. Matt Young - 14:19.00 (Personal Best)
10. Ryan Murphy - 14:30.42
15. Preston Cates - 14:45.69
5000 Meter Run Finals - Women
1. Taylor Werner - 16:18.39
12. Rachel Nichwitz - 17:07.08
16. Sydney Brown - 17:19.85
60 Meter Hurdles Prelims - Men
6. Carl Elliot III - 7.81 (Personal Best)
11. Shakiel Chattoo - 7.88
DNF. Tre'Bien Gilbert
60 Meter Hurdles Prelims - Women
1. Payton Chadwick - 7.98
2. Janeek Brown - 8.00
60 Meter Hurdles Finals - Men
7. Carl Elliot III - 7.88
60 Meter Hurdles Finals - Women
1. Payton Chadwick - 8.02
2. Janeek Brown - 8.09
4 x 400 Meter Relay Finals - Men
3. Arkansas - 3:05.71 (Season Best)
4 x 400 Meter Relay Finals - Women
4. Arkansas - 3:29.69 (Season Best)
DMR Finals - Men
2. Arkansas - 9:48.67
DMR Finals - Women
1. Arkansas - 11:21.98
High Jump Finals - Women
14. J'Alyiea Smith - 1.67m
Pole Vault Finals - Women
1. Alexis Jacobus - 4.68m (Personal Best)
2. Victoria Hoggard - 4.60m
5. Desiree Freier - 4.24m
11. Rylee Robinson - 3.94m
12. Bailee McCorkle - 3.94m
Long Jump Finals - Men
6. Laquan Nairn - 7.67m
Triple Jump Finals - Men
3. Laquan Nairn - 16.03m (Personal Best)
Weight Throw Finals - Men
10. Erich Sullins - 20.03m
Men's Heptathlon Finals
2. Gabe Moore - 5908 (Personal Best)
60 Meter Dash - 7.05
Long Jump - 7.18m
Shot Put - 15.07m
High Jump - 2.01m
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.06 (Personal Best)
Pole Vault - 4.54m
1000 Meter Run - 2:43.04 (Personal Best)
4. Derek Jacobus - 5323
60 Meter Dash - 7.01 (Personal Best)
Long Jump - 6.93m
Shot Put - 13.23m (Personal Best)
High Jump - 1.95m (Personal Best)
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.44 (Personal Best)
Pole Vault - 4.24m
1000 Meter Run - 3:01.56
Women's Pentathlon Finals
1. Kelsey Herman - 4330 (Personal Best)
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.29 (Personal Best)
High Jump - 1.73m
Shot Put - 12.31m
Long Jump - 6.10m
800 Meter Run - 2:20.81 (Personal Best)
10. J'Alyiea Smith - 3664 (Personal Best)
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.63
High Jump - 1.73m
Shot Put - 7.55m (Personal Best)
Long Jump - 5.38m (Personal Best)
800 Meter Run - 2:25.57 (Personal Best)
Is Hammit okay? She didn't run the relay.
It sure Rattler. Payton runs it along with Campbell and Magee. Didn't Kiara ran the other leg? I feel Kiara has been in that spot all year
Uncertain. I've watched Payton run it and she is great. Just thought Hammit's time in individual race might be better than Kiara's time in the relay. Could be mistaken.
They're all fast!!
Our multis are off to a great start.
I'll be getting home right before 5:30 to watch the televised 4 hours that start tonight. I'm ready to see the women start their quest for the title!
Kelsey just hit 38' in shot put. May have crushed her hopes of winning. Hoping she can hang on and score any points now. Needed a 40'+
Gabe has been killing it. Just cleared 6'6"
Make that 6'8" !!!
Kelsey 18'8". Uggghhh
Both women milers make it through to the final......
Both ladies through in the 60 hurdles.... Sheesh that second heat was wild. They restart twice cause of apparent timing issues cause no one got a DQ and finally it went through clean on the third time. That sucks to have that happen in the hurdles as an athlete
Chadwick through in the 200m as well....
USC is also loaded. Tomorrow looks to be a battle now.
Lauren Gregory was gassed in the last 300 meters or so cause she ran out in lane 2 for the first 6 laps... Not a very well planned race.
Carina gets 5th to salvage some points.... It would have been nice to get 3 or 4 points from that mile.
Chadwick with a very bad start and still gets 3rd..... Brown at 5th ..... USC with so many people in it and they got 5 more than us in that event.
USC women pick up a bunch more points in the 400m :-\
Gabe Moore takes runner up in the heptathlon for the Hog men
Proud for Gabe.
Our vaulters and 3000 better take care of business.
Wow... USC was not expected to take 10 points from the 60m and they just did
Their speed is tremendous. I got to see a little bit at the invitational a few weeks back but still didn't see this coming. Amazing. Vault and 3000 must be superb or it's over.
Desiree just PRd in vault! Come on ladies!!!!!
What a race from Werner to get 2nd.... She just dropped so many ladies who are the who's who of women's distance running including Ostrander, Kelati, Kergat, and Monson. I feel bad for Monson cause she was the favorite and must have had a bad day cause she did not even score any points.
Even Lauren snagged a couple vital points for us
Werner could not have ran a better race and you could tell that was all heart trying to stay up there the whole race until Hull got her at the end
56 to 48 right now.... It's literally coming down to the 4 X 400
If our women get at least 6th in it we win it all no matter what USC does
I hope they can do that cause if we don't then we are leaving it up to USC and let's not do that
The 2019 Women's Indoor National Champs.... your Arkansas Razorbacks
WPS!!!!!
40+ points in the last 4 scored events!!
200m Payton
3000 Werner and Gregory
The Big 3 in vault and
4x400 relay. Amazing!
What a great meet. Our women's team is so good, they can have a sub part meet and still win nationals by 11.
The men actually outperformed. I'm not content with where we are at right now, but I'm glad to see the progression the men had this year when I didn't think we would have anything.
Agreed. I'm so pumped right now. Men need a great recruiting year.
NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship Results
Men's Heptathlon
2. Gabe Moore - 5975 (Personal Best)
60 Meter Dash - 6.82 (Personal Best)
Long Jump - 7.21m
Shot Put - 14.86m
High Jump - 2.03m (Personal Best)
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.02 (Personal Best)
Pole Vault - 4.56m
1000 Meter Run - 2:47.06
9. Derek Jacobus - 5666 (Personal Best)
60 Meter Dash - 7.01 (Personal Best)
Long Jump - 7.21m (Season Best)
Shot Put - 13.48m (Personal Best)
High Jump - 1.91m
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.46
Pole Vault - 4.66m
1000 Meter Run - 2:44.22
Men's DMR
6. Arkansas - 9:33.97 (Season Best)
Men's Triple Jump
9. Laquan Nairn - 15.80m
Men's 4 x 400 Meter Relay
4. Arkansas - 3:06.82
Women's Penathlon
14. Kelsey Herman - 4035
60 Meter Hurdles - 8.38
High Jump - 1.75m (Season Best)
Shot Put - 11.60m
Long Jump - 5.71m
800 Meter Run - 2:31.17
Women's 1 Mile Prelims
8. Lauren Gregory - 4:37.73
9. Carina Viljoen - 4:37.95
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims
1. Payton Chadwick - 7.93 (Personal Best)
6. Janeek Brown - 7.98
Women's 400 Meter Dash Prelims
14. Kethlin Campbell - 53.90
Women's 60 Meter Dash Prelims
8. Kiara Parker - 7.27
Women's 200 Meter Dash Prelims
3. Payton Chadwick - 23.01
Women's DMR
5. Arkansas - 10:56.85 (Season Best)
Women's Pole Vault
1. Alexis Jacobus - 4.61m
3. Victoria Hoggard - 4.46m
4. Desiree Freier - 4.46m (Personal Best)
Women's 1 Mile Run Finals
5. Carina Viljoen - 4:38.51
10. Lauren Gregory - 4:42.94
Women's 60 Meter Hurdles Finals
3. Payton Chadwick - 7.97
5. Janeek Brown - 8.04
Women's 60 Meter Dash Finals
8. Kiara Parker - 7.32
Women's 200 Meter Dash Finals
3. Payton Chadwick - 22.99
Women's 3000 Meter Run
2. Taylor Werner - 9:01.75
7. Lauren Gregory - 9:08.00
Women's 4x400 Meter Relay
3. Arkansas - 3:30.86
Just to reflect on the indoor season even thought it ended a bit back:
The men actually exceeded expectations. I thought they might be top 5 SEC just barely and they finished 2nd at the SEC meet.
Here are the SEC scorers for the men:
200 Meter Dash
Roy Ejiakuekwu - 7th Place
400 Meter Dash
Hunter Woodhall - 7th Place
Jalen Brown - 8th Place
800 Meter Run
Kieran Taylor - 6th Place
1 Mile Run
Cameron Griffith - 2nd Place
Ethan Moehn - 7th Place
3000 Meter Run
Cameron Griffith - 1st Place
Gilbert Boit - 4th Place
Austen Dalquist - 7th Place
5000 Meter Run
Gilbert Boit - 1st Place
Austen Dalquist - 6th Place
Matt Young - 7th Place
60 Meter Hurdles
Carl Elliot III - 7th Place
4x400 Meter Relay
Travean Caldwell, Roy Ejiakuekwu, Hunter Woodhall, John Winn - 3rd Place
DMR
Ethan Moehn, James Milholen, Chase Pareti, Cameron Griffith - 2nd Place
Long Jump
Laquan Nairn - 6th Place
Triple Jump
Laquan Nairn - 3rd Place
Heptathlon
Gabe Moore - 2nd Place
Derek Jacobus - 4th Place
At the conference meet, I was very impressed by our distance runners. I thought they did a great job. Our sprinters weren't as strong as recent years, but we are mostly young there. Our field events were almost non existent other than Nairn in the jumps and Moore and Jacobus in the multis.
At the national meet:
4x400 Meter Relay
Travean Caldwell, Jalen Brown, John Winn, Hunter Woodhall - 4th Place
Distance Medley Relay
Gilbert Boit, Hunter Woodhall, Kieran Taylor, Cameron Griffith - 6th Place
Heptathlon
Gabe Moore - 2nd Place
I was so impressed with our men compared to what they were expected to do going into the national meet. Nairn and Jacobus both finished 9th in their respective events and were one place away from at least two extra points at the national meet. The men finished 13th place and that was about 15 spots above the projected finish.
What I'd like to see next indoor season:
Improved sprints, build upon the distance and get some individual runners to the NCAAs, relays stay as good as always, and field events make a comeback even if it is small progress.
I agree with your summary. Had no idea the men were going to come out of nowhere and be competitive. Yes, something we can build upon.
Women: Awesome!
Rattler's reflection on the women is enough, but I'll still write my thoughts.
The women had perhaps their best team ever, even better than the DomScott/Heymsfield teams, and perhaps one of the best teams in women indoor history.
Here are the SEC scorers for the women:
60 Meter Dash
Kiara Parker - 4th Place
Janeek Brown - 5th Place
Jada Baylark - 6th Place
200 Meter Dash
Payton Chadwick - 2nd Place
Kiara Parker - 7th Place
400 Meter Dash
Kethlin Campbell - 5th Place
Morgan Burks Magee - 6th Place
Sydney Hammit - 8th Place
800 Meter Run
Alexandra Byrnes - 5th Place
1 Mile Run
Lauren Gregory - 1st Place
Carina Viljoen - 2nd Place
Maddy Reed - 3rd Place
3000 Meter Run
Taylor Werner - 1st Place
Devin Clark - 3rd Place
Maddy Reed - 7th Place
5000 Meter Run
Taylor Werner - 1st Place
60 Meter Hurdles
Payton Chadwick - 1st Place
Janeek Brown - 2nd Place
4x400 Meter Relay
Kiara Parker, Morgan Burks Magee, Payton Chadwick, Kethlin Campbell - 4th Place
DMR
Devin Clark, Paris Peoples, Meghan Underwood, Carina Viljoen - 1st Place
Pole Vault
Alexis Jacobus - 1st Place
Victoria Hoggard - 2nd Place
Desiree Freier - 5th Place
Pentathlon
Kelsey Herman - 1st Place
Our conference meet went about as well as could be expected. The ladies dominated and never had to sweat the team title. Our field events are all in our multis and pole vaults, but they are excellent, and our running events are amazing.
At the national meet:
60 Meter Dash
Kiara Parker - 8th Place
200 Meter Dash
Payton Chadwick - 3rd Place
1 Mile Run
Carina Viljoen - 5th Place
3000 Meter Run
Taylor Werner - 2nd Place
Lauren Gregory - 7th Place
60 Meter Hurdles
Payton Chadwick - 3rd Place
Janeek Brown - 5th Place
4x400 Meter Relay
Morgan Burks Magee, Kiara Parker, Kethlin Campbell, Payton Chadwick - 3rd Place
Distance Medley Relay
Devin Clark, Morgan Burks Magee, Alexandra Byrnes, Taylor Werner - 5th Place
Pole Vault
Alexis Jacobus - 1st Place
Victoria Hoggard - 3rd Place
Desiree Freier - 4th Place
It is crazy to see this balance at a national meet. We were represented so well on the track. Our field relied on our pole vault and Kelsey in the pentathlon, but you don't need a large field event contingent when your running events are that good. The field events just provide the little extra push over the hump.
What I'd like to see next indoor season:
We lose Kiara and Payton, so it would be nice to see Jada, Janeek, Kethlin, Morgan, and others to pick up the sprinting mantle as they seem poised to do. We don't lose much in distance, if anything? I hope we dominate distance next year. Relays should still stay very solid. Field events take a shot. We don't have much already and we lose all of our scoring vaulters and Kelsey. Perhaps we can find another multi, bring on a new PVer and progress our own. Maybe we can also progress or find a jumper. I don't expect another national championship, but I'd like to see another SEC championship and competing on the national stage.
RESULTS OF THE ARKANSAS SPRING INVITATIONAL
Men's 4x100 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 40.79 (Season Best)
Men's 1500 Meter Run
3. Kevin Wilkinson - 4:07.93 (Personal Best)
5. Reese Walters - 4:12.03 (Season Best)
11. Hayden Dressel - 4:18.39 (Season Best)
Men's 110 Meter Hurdles
1. Carl Elliot III - 14.02 (Personal Best)
2. Shakiel Chattoo - 14.02 (Season Best)
3. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 14.15 (Personal Best)
4. Gabe Moore - 14.59 (Personal Best)
Men's 100 Meter Dash
3. Josh Oglesby - 10.53 (Personal Best)
Men's 400 Meter Dash
1. Rhayko Schwartz - 47.21 (Season Best)
10. James Milholen - 49.20 (Personal Best)
DNF. Cameron Case
Men's 400 Meter Hurdles
1. Travean Caldwell - 52.14 (Season Best)
2. Nick Hilson - 53.18 (Season Best)
11. Carl Elliot III - 56.83 (Personal Best)
DNS. Tre'Bien Gilbert
Men's 200 Meter Dash
3. Rashad Boyd - 21.15 (Personal Best)
4. Hunter Woodhall - 21.33 (Personal Best)
5. Kristoffer Hari - 21.56 (Season Best)
6. John Winn - 21.59 (Season Best)
14. Laquan Nairn - 22.72 (Personal Best)
DNS. Josh Oglesby
Men's 800 Meter Run Invitational
4. Chase Pareti - 1:53.26 (Season Best)
5. Eugene Grayson III - 1:56.17 (Season Best)
6. Colin O'Mara - 1:59.56 (Personal Best)
DNS. Ethan Moehn
DNS. Cameron Griffith
Men's 3000 Meter Run
DNS. Sam Schillinger
Men's 1500 Meter Run Invitational
5. Kieran Taylor - 3:58.10 (Personal Best)
DNS. Gilbert Boit
Men's 4x400 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 3:17.13 (Season Best)
2. Arkansas "B" - 3:21.41
Men's Hammer Throw
2. Erich Sullins - 63.96m (Personal Best)
Men's Javelin Throw
12. Cameron Case - 42.28m (Personal Best)
Men's Shot Put
1. Sam Kempka - 16.79m (Season Best)
F. Jeff Rogers
Men's Discus Throw
1. Erich Sullins - 52.97m (Season Best)
9. Sam Kempka - 41.27m (Season Best)
DNS. Gabe Moore
DNS. Jeff Rogers
Women's 1500 Meter Run
1. Payton Brown - 4:53.35 (Personal Best)
3. Greta Taylor - 4:56.96 (Season Best)
16. Lauren Campbell - 5:42.80 (Personal Best)
Women's 100 Meter Hurdles
2. G'Auna Edwards - 14.04 (Personal Best)
Women's 100 Meter Dash
1. Kethlin Campbell - 11.51 (Personal Best)
2. Payton Chadwick - 11.57 (Personal Best)
3. Morgan Burks Magee - 11.65 (Season Best)
4. Tiana Wilson - 11.70 (Personal Best)
Women's 800 Meter Run
2. Josie Carson - 2:17.43 (Personal Best)
4. Tess Iler - 2:23.81 (Season Best)
Women's 400 Meter Dash
1. Sydney Hammit - 53.92 (Personal Best)
2. Paris Peoples - 54.24 (Personal Best)
3. Alexandra Byrnes - 55.10 (Personal Best)
4. Sydney Davis - 55.61 (Season Best)
5. Shafiqua Maloney - 55.80 (Personal Best)
7. Kayla Carter - 57.82 (Personal Best)
8. Tamara Kuykendall - 58.68 (Personal Best)
14. Joy Ripslinger - 1:02.95 (Personal Best)
Women's 400 Meter Hurdles
3. J'Alyiea Smith - 1:03.32 (Personal Best)
Women's 200 Meter Dash
1. Kethlin Campbell - 23.37 (Personal Best)
2. Janeek Brown - 23.53 (Personal Best)
3. Morgan Burks Magee - 23.84 (Season Best)
4. Tiana Wilson - 24.24 (Personal Best)
9. Sydney Davis - 25.37 (Season Best)
DNS. Payton Chadwick
Women's 800 Meter Run Invitational
2. Quinn Owen - 2:11.80 (Personal Best)
3. Meghan Underwood - 2:12.29 (Personal Best)
Women's 1500 Meter Run Invitational
1. Maddy Reed - 4:29.06 (Season Best)
2. Sydney Brown - 4:29.98 (Season Best)
DNS. Rachel Nichwitz
Women's Javelin Throw
6. Elleyt Belote - 35.10m (Personal Best)
11. Riley Hoogerwerf - 30.02m (Personal Best)
Women's Pole Vault
1. Rylee Robinson - 4.13m (Season Best)
2. Bailee McCorkle - 3.95m (Personal Best)
4. Morgan Hartsell - 3.80m (Season Best)
9. Parish Kitto - 3.50m (Personal Best)
10. Genna Potter - 3.50m (Personal Best)
Women's Long Jump
3. G'Auna Edwards - 5.58m (Personal Best)
F. Rachel Jantzi
Women's Discus Throw
7. Riley Hoogerwerf - 36.67m (Season Best)
FULL RESULTS OF 92ND CLYDE LITTLEFIELD TEXAS RELAYS
Men's 1 Mile Run
5. Ethan Moehn - 4:16.77
Men's 110 Meter Hurdles Prelims
8. Shakiel Chattoo - 14.10
9. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 14.11 (Personal Best)
FS. Carl Elliot III
Men's 110 Meter Hurdles Finals
7. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 13.94 (Personal Best)
8. Shakiel Chattoo - 14.04
Men's 400 Meter Hurdles Prelims
10. Nick Hilson - 52.32 (Season Best)
56. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 55.92 (Personal Best)
Men's 4x100 Meter Relay Prelims
13. Arkansas - 40.71 (Season Best)
Men's 4x200 Meter Relay
9. Arkansas - 1:25.97 (Season Best)
Men's 4x400 Meter Relay
6. Arkansas - 3:09.94 (Season Best)
Men's 4x800 Meter Relay
3. Arkansas - 7:30.83 (Season Best)
Men's SMR
4. Arkansas - 3:22.00 (Season Best)
Men's DMR
2. Arkansas - 9:53.91 (Season Best)
Men's Triple Jump
7. Laquan Nairn - 15.57m (Personal Best)
Men's Shot Put
7. Sam Kempka - 17.48m (Season Best)
8. Jeff Rogers - 17.36m (Season Best)
Men's Discus Throw
10. Erich Sullins - 51.49m
Men's Hammer Throw
5. Erich Sullins - 67.85m (Personal Best)
Men's Decathlon
2. Gabe Moore - 7661 (Season Best)
100 Meter Dash - 10.81 (Season Best)
Long Jump - 7.10m (Personal Best)
Shot Put - 14.47m (Personal Best)
High Jump - 2.01m (Personal Best)
400 Meter Dash - 49.47 (Season Best)
110 Meter Hurdles - 14.50 (Personal Best)
Discus Throw - 38.49m (Season Best)
Pole Vault - 4.30m (Season Best)
Javelin Throw - 59.19m (Personal Best)
1500 Meter Run - 5:03.72 (Season Best)
Women's 100 Meter Dash Prelims
2. Kiara Parker - 11.21 (Season Best)
5. Kethlin Campbell - 11.50 (Personal Best)
12. Tamara Kuykendall - 11.64 (Season Best)
14. Tiana Wilson - 11.65 (Personal Best)
Women's 100 Meter Dash Finals
5. Kiara Parker - 11.30
7. Kethlin Campbell - 11.56
Women's 100 Meter Hurdles Prelims
1. Janeek Brown - 12.98 (Season Best)
8. Payton Chadwick - 13.33 (Season Best)
Women's 100 Meter Hurdles Finals
2. Janeek Brown - 12.97 (Season Best)
3. Payton Chadwick - 13.13 (Season Best)
Women's 400 Meter Hurdles Prelims
9. J'Alyiea Smith - 59.68 (Personal Best)
Women's 400 Meter Hurdles Finals
8. J'Alyiea Smith - 1:01.69
Women's 4x100 Meter Relay Prelims
3. Arkansas - 44.17 (Season Best)
Women's 4x100 Meter Relay Finals
2. Arkansas - 43.62 (Season Best)
Women's 4x400 Meter Relay
2. Arkansas - 3:33.35 (Season Best)
Women's 4x400 Meter Relay Invitational
5. Arkansas - 3:39.06
Women's SMR
DNF. Arkansas
Women's High Jump
8. J'Alyiea Smith - 1.66m (Personal Best)
Women's Pole Vault
2. Victoria Hoggard - 4.50m (Season Best)
7. Alexis Jacobus - 4.25m (Season Best)
8. Desiree Freier - 4.25m (Season Best)
Women's Pole Vault (2.0)
4. Rylee Robinson - 4.21m (Personal Best)
Women's Long Jump
6. G'Auna Edwards - 6.33m (Personal Best)
FULL RESULTS OF STANFORD INVITATIONAL
Men's 1500 Meter Run
11. Colin O'Mara - 3:57.95 (Season Best)
Men's 5000 Meter Run
DNF. Preston Cates
Men's 10000 Meter Run
5. Matt Young - 28:56.71 (Personal Best)
12. Ryan Murphy - 29:07.14 (Personal Best)
Men's 10000 Meter Run (2.0)
8. Gilbert Boit - 28:25.15 (Personal Best)
24. Austen Dalquist - 29:34.56 (Season Best)
Men's 3000 Meter Steeplechase
16. Kyle Levermore - 9:26.19 (Season Best)
Women's 800 Meter Run
9. Carina Viljoen - 2:07.80 (Personal Best)
25. Meghan Underwood - 2:10.15 (Personal Best)
29. Maddy Reed - 2:10.62 (Personal Best)
Women's 1500 Meter Run
8. Lauren Gregory - 4:22.39 (Personal Best)
Women's 1500 Meter Run (2.0)
4. Quinn Owen - 4:28.53 (Personal Best)
Women's 1500 Meter Run (3.0)
3. Maddy Reed - 4:21.53 (Personal Best)
Women's 1500 Meter Run (4.0)
5. Meghan Underwood - 4:26.33 (Personal Best)
Women's 5000 Meter Run
13. Carina Viljoen - 15:54.02 (Personal Best)
Women's 5000 Meter Run (2.0)
6. Sydney Brown - 16:27.09 (Season Best)
Women's 10000 Meter Run
12. Taylor Werner - 32:26.38 (Personal Best)
Women's 3000 Meter Steeplechase
13. Rachel Nichwitz - 10:28.26 (Season Best)
FULL RESULTS FROM THE REVEILLE MEET
WOMEN
100 Meter Dash
2. Janeek Brown - 11.48 (Season Best)
4. Tiana Wilson - 11.66
5. Kethlin Campbell - 11.69
13. Tamara Kuykendall - 11.95
200 Meter Dash
2. Kethlin Campbell - 23.60
5. Payton Chadwick - 23.83 (Season Best)
12. Morgan Burks Magee - 24.15
14. Tiana Wilson - 24.24 (Matches Personal Best)
22. Sydney Hammit - 24.90 (Personal Best)
23. Shafiqua Maloney - 24.99 (Personal Best)
25. Paris Peoples - 25.01 (Personal Best)
32. Tamara Kuykendall - 25.26 (Season Best)
36. Sydney Davis - 25.59
38. G'Auna Edwards - 26.11 (Personal Best)
400 Meter Dash
2. Morgan Burks Magee - 53.27 (Season Best)
5. Paris Peoples - 54.17 (Personal Best)
9. Sydney Hammit - 54.56
16. Shafiqua Maloney - 55.72 (Personal Best)
17. Sydney Davis - 56.80
800 Meter Run
5. Alexandra Byrnes - 2:10.52 (Season Best)
100 Meter Hurdles
1. Janeek Brown - 12.91 (Season Best)
2. Payton Chadwick - 13.08 (Season Best)
10. G'Auna Edwards - 13.86 (Personal Best)
14. J'Alyiea Smith - 14.07 (Personal Best)
400 Meter Hurdles
2. J'Alyiea Smith - 59.42 (Personal Best)
4 x 100 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 44.05
4 x 400 Meter Relay
2. Arkansas - 3:39.68
Pole Vault
10. Morgan Hartsell - 3.56m
Long Jump
1. G'Auna Edwards - 6.42m (Personal Best)
FULL RESULTS OF JOHN MCDONNELL INVITATIONAL
MEN
100 Meter Dash
1. Kristoffer Hari - 10.31 (Season Best)
2. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 10.43 (Season Best)
7. Josh Oglesby - 10.61
200 Meter Dash
2. Kristoffer Hari - 20.95 (Season Best)
5. Rashad Boyd - 21.15 (Matches Personal Best)
6. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 21.16 (Season Best)
400 Meter Dash
2. Hunter Woodhall - 46.46 (Personal Best)
4. John Winn - 47.13 (Personal Best)
5. Travean Caldwell - 47.32 (Personal Best)
7. James Milholen - 47.90 (Personal Best)
9. Rhayko Schwartz - 48.27
800 Meter Run
3. Kieran Taylor - 1:49.89 (Personal Best)
4. Cameron Griffith - 1:50.39 (Personal Best)
5. Chase Pareti - 1:51.78 (Season Best)
6. Ethan Moehn - 1:52.36 (Season Best)
10. Eugene Grayson III - 1:53.67 (Personal Best)
11. Reese Walters - 1:54.75 (Season Best)
1500 Meter Run
4. Matt Young - 3:49.18 (Personal Best)
14. Preston Cates - 3:56.93 (Personal Best)
3000 Meter Run
6. Sam Schillinger - 8:58.46 (Personal Best)
110 Meter Hurdles
1. Carl Elliott III - 13.92 (Personal Best)
2. Shakiel Chattoo - 14.03
3. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 14.33
5. Gabe Moore - 14.68
400 Meter Hurdles
1. Nick Hilson - 51.89 (Season Best)
4 x 100 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 39.76 (Season Best)
4 x 400 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 3:08.56 (Season Best)
6. Arkansas 'B' - 3:18.69
Pole Vault
4. Gabe Moore - 4.50m (Season Best)
Shot Put
1. Sam Kempka - 18.40m (Personal Best)
3. Jeff Rogers - 17.56m (Personal Best)
Discus Throw
1. Erich Sullins - 50.26m
4. Jeff Rogers - 47.57m (Personal Best)
8. Gabe Moore - 44.39m (Season Best)
Hammer Throw
1. Erich Sullins - 65.95m
Decathlon
8. Daniel Spejcher - 5790 (Personal Best)
100 Meter Dash - 11.25 (Personal Best)
Long Jump - 6.57m (Personal Best)
Shot Put - 13.31m (Personal Best)
High Jump - 1.75m (Personal Best)
400 Meter Dash - 53.77 (Personal Best)
110 Meter Hurdles - 15.38 (Personal Best)
Discus Throw - 35.61m (Personal Best)
Pole Vault - NH
Javelin Throw - 43.43m
1500 Meter Run - 5:14.51 (Personal Best)
WOMEN
100 Meter Dash
1. Kethlin Campbell - 11.56
2. Tamara Kuykendall - 11.69
200 Meter Dash
1. Kethlin Campbell - 23.08 (Personal Best)
2. Morgan Burks Magee - 23.78 (Personal Best)
3. Tiana Wilson - 23.94 (Personal Best)
4. Paris Peoples - 24.44 (Personal Best)
5. Tamara Kuykendall - 24.46 (Season Best)
7. Sydney Hammit - 24.47 (Personal Best)
8. Shafiqua Maloney - 24.52 (Personal Best)
16. G'Auna Edwards - 25.23 (Personal Best)
400 Meter Dash
2. Morgan Burks Magee - 53.13 (Season Best)
3. Sydney Hammit - 53.83 (Personal Best)
4. Tiana Wilson - 54.05 (Personal Best)
6. Paris Peoples - 54.34
9. Shafiqua Maloney - 55.06 (Personal Best)
12. Alexandra Byrnes - 55.76
13. Sydney Davis - 56.72
20. Joy Ripslinger - 1:02.10 (Personal Best)
800 Meter Run
1. Carina Viljoen - 2:08.85
2. Meghan Underwood - 2:11.23
3. Alexandra Byrnes - 2:11.45
11. Josie Carson - 2:15.56 (Personal Best)
1500 Meter Run
3. Maddy Reed - 4:19.22 (Personal Best)
5. Lauren Gregory - 4:20.25 (Personal Best)
6. Devin Clark - 4:21.12 (Season Best)
21. Micah Huckabee - 4:43.16 (Season Best)
22. Tess Iler - 4:48.16 (Season Best)
3000 Meter Run
2. Quinn Owen - 9:56.07 (Personal Best)
4. Greta Taylor - 10:06.88 (Personal Best)
7. Payton Brown - 10:23.83 (Personal Best)
100 Meter Hurdles
2. G'Auna Edwards - 13.78 (Personal Best)
3. J'Alyiea Smith - 13.90 (Personal Best)
400 Meter Hurdles
6. J'Alyiea Smith - 1:03.15
4 x 100 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 44.28
4 x 400 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 3:33.79
3. Arkansas 'B' - 3:40.53
High Jump
2. J'Alyiea Smith - 1.68m (Personal Best)
Pole Vault
1. Victoria Hoggard - 4.43m
2. Desiree Freier - 4.33m (Season Best)
3. Rylee Robinson - 4.23m (Personal Best)
4. Bailee McCorkle - 4.03m (Personal Best)
6. Morgan Hartsell - 3.88m (Season Best)
8. Olivia Groeber - 3.68m (Personal Best)
12. Genna Potter - 3.28m
Long Jump
11. Rachel Jantzi - 5.04m (Season Best)
Discus Throw
11. Riley Hoogerwerf - 38.53m (Season Best)
Javelin Throw
8. Elleyt Belote - 31.60m
9. Riley Hoogerwerf - 31.54m (Personal Best)
FULL RESULTS OF BRYAN CLAY INVITATIONAL
MEN
800 Meter Run
6. Kieran Taylor - 1:48.06 (Personal Best)
23. Chase Pareti - 1:50.04 (Personal Best)
34. Kevin Wilkinson - 1:50.91 (Personal Best)
1500 Meter Run
28. Colin O'Mara - 3:53.01 (Personal Best)
1500 Meter Run 2
10. Cameron Griffith - 3:39.86 (Personal Best)
35. Ethan Moehn - 3:44.89 (Season Best)
92. Kyle Levermore - 3:49.96 (Season Best)
5000 Meter Run
8. Gilbert Boit - 13:37.74 (Personal Best)
5000 Meter Run 2
10. Matt Young - 13:59.94 (Personal Best)
30. Austen Dalquist - 14:42.30
10000 Meter Run
4. Preston Cates - 30:01.04 (Personal Best)
3000 Meter Steeplechase
45. Kyle Levermore - 9:21.80 (Season Best)
92. Ryan Murphy - 9:49.23 (Personal Best)
WOMEN
1500 Meter Run
8. Carina Viljoen - 4:14.27 (Personal Best)
16. Taylor Werner - 4:17.79 (Personal Best)
33. Meghan Underwood - 4:22.39 (Personal Best)
138. Rachel Nichwitz - 4:43.38 (Season Best)
5000 Meter Run
5. Lauren Gregory - 15:42.45 (Personal Best)
9. Devin Clark - 16:00.92 (Personal Best)
15. Maddy Reed - 16:09.61 (Season Best)
20. Sydney Brown - 16:49.78
3000 Meter Steeplechase
24. Quinn Owen - 10:41.62 (Personal Best)
FULL RESULTS OF MICHAEL JOHNSON INVITATIONAL
100 Meter Dash
4. Kristoffer Hari - 10.26 (Season Best)
7. Roy Ejiakuekwu - 10.37 (Season Best)
12. Josh Oglesby - 10.44 (Personal Best)
200 Meter Dash
10. Jalen Brown - 21.17 (Personal Best)
12. Rashad Boyd - 21.29
14. Rhayko Schwartz - 21.51 (Season Best)
400 Meter Dash
5. Hunter Woodhall - 46.52
16. John Winn - 47.50
24. James Milholen - 48.85
800 Meter Run
8. Eugene Grayson III - 1:52.73 (Personal Best)
11. Reese Walters - 1:56.01
110 Meter Hurdles
2. Tre'Bien Gilbert - 14.01
3. Shakiel Chattoo - 14.24
9. Gabe Moore - 14.75
10. Daniel Spejcher - 15.12 (Personal Best)
400 Meter Hurdles
5. Travean Caldwell - 50.40 (Personal Best)
9. Nick Hilson - 51.88 (Season Best)
3000 Meter Steeplechase
3. Carter Persyn - 9:54.98
4 x 100 Meter Relay
1. Arkansas - 39.40 (Season Best)
4 x 400 Meter Relay
3. Arkansas - 3:07.37 (Season Best)
8. Arkansas 'B' - 3:11.85
14. Arkansas 'C' - 3:23.17
Pole Vault
8. Gabe Moore - 4.45m
Long Jump
6. Gabe Moore - 6.78m
13. Daniel Spejcher - 6.40m
Triple Jump
4. Laquan Nairn - 15.12m
Shot Put
4. Sam Kempka - 18.54m (Personal Best)
7. Jeff Rogers - 17.58m (Personal Best)
Discus Throw
5. Erich Sullins - 51.22m
12. Gabe Moore - 45.44m (Season Best)
16. Daniel Spejcher - 38.44m (Personal Best)
Hammer Throw
2. Erich Sullins - 67.22m
Javelin Throw
8. Daniel Spejcher - 45.91m (Personal Best)
WPS! Lady Razorbacks are rolling! Men looking decent. Payton just PRed.
Duplantis just broke SEC and facility record in vault. Irwin had held the facility record.
Men 3rd. Women SEC Champions!
Quote from: RATTLER43 on May 11, 2019, 08:08:09 pm
Duplantis just broke SEC and facility record in vault. Irwin had held the facility record.
The whole Duplantis family was causing damage in Fayetteville today with his brother cranking the game winning home run... what a family
Amazing
How brutal are the distance events going to be in the NCAA Championships? I'd hate to have to go 5K or 10K in Austin in the summer. I have seen Boit running in a light jacket a couple times this month when it is obviously too hot for that. I immediately wondered if he is running once or twice a week in the jacket or something like that to prep for Austin.
Agreed. 90s and humid is tough for those guys.
The Fayetteville distance runner is possibly the standout performer of the year. The Bentonville thrower, the LH and TC vaulters, the Fayetteville prodigy, and the RussVegas high jumper had incredible performances on the boys' side. The NLR sprinter is also great.
Was a great year for T&F.
Wrong thread. Lol.
Devin Clark advances in the 3K steeple and Chadwick through in the hurdles
Janeek Brown absolutely rips up a blazing 12.53 in the hurdles.
4x100 was smoking too.
Kiara Parker!
Kethlin is in
They've come through so many times, but two of our vaulters came up short tonight. Will now be tough to beat USC.
Tori winning the vault soothes it a little. Congrats to her on a great career!
We will need USC to have an off day Saturday and Janeek will need to get as close to 20 points as possible plus sprinkle in some other good showings for us
Agreed.
Cameron and 4x100 were awesome!! Wish we had depth.
WPS!!!!!! Great performances everywhere. But Werner and the mile relay team really brought it home with 16 points in the final two events! Janeek, Payton, and Tori had a spectacular meet.
Payton Chadwick!!!!! I've watched it ten times now. Her move from 6th place and avoiding the carnage during that jostling between bama and USC was spectacular. Kethlin Campbell (49 second split), Kiara Parker, and Paris Peoples were great, but Payton- wow.
45 NCAA championships in CC, Indoor, and Outdoor!!!
Amazing.
I have now watched it over 25 times. Payton avoided catastrophe. But, that 'bama gal .... I watched it in slow motion and just wow. Looked like a hammer. Not that USC would have caught Payton or Kethlin (I believe USC takes 3rd one place behind Arkansas if the baton isn't dropped.), but wow, what a race. WPS! NCAA champs again.
Quote from: RATTLER43 on June 13, 2019, 10:00:17 am
I have now watched it over 25 times. Payton avoided catastrophe. But, that 'bama gal .... I watched it in slow motion and just wow. Looked like a hammer. Not that USC would have caught Payton or Kethlin (I believe USC takes 3rd one place behind Arkansas if the baton isn't dropped.), but wow, what a race. WPS! NCAA champs again.
As much magic as USC had last year the opposite happened and an utter calamity ensued last weekend.
Taylor Werner continues to impress me over and over.... In championship races she always sits on the leader all race and just holds her place. If she stays healthy she will eventually win a 5K or 10K title in the next 2 years.
Janeek Brown is a talent like no other in the hurdles.
So true. I loved Werner leaving the post 5K interview to cheer the mile relay team at the 200m mark then uncontrollable crying tears of joy afterward. Janeek jumping on Payton in celebration was great also. Great team. One of my favorite teams ever!!
Lexi Jacobus was named the 2019 Women's Indoor Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year while Tori Hoggard was named the Women's Outdoor Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The Razorbacks received 16 Individual All-Academic honorees, and the women's track & field team was named the Indoor and Outdoor Scholar-Team of the Year.
The Razorbacks received USTFCCCA All-Academic Team honors in recognition of their cumulative team grade-point average of 3.423. This is the fifth time that Arkansas has been named Women's Indoor Scholar Team of the Year, compared to just the second time outdoors. The Razorbacks have been named Scholar Team of the Year for track & field more times than any other women's program in award history.
https://arkansasrazorbacks.com/jacobus-hoggard-headline-ustfccca-academic-honors/
Cross country update: Arkansas Takes Seventh-Straight Conference Title
The top-ranked Arkansas women's cross country team had five runners finish in the top-10, with four in the top-five, at the Southeastern Conference Cross Country Championships en route to its seventh-consecutive SEC Cross Country title Friday morning. Izzo and Werner dominated!
Hosting the regional.
Lady Razorbacks cross country absolutely dominated with a perfect score. Men were runners-up to Texas.
Quote from: RATTLER43 on November 15, 2019, 03:06:18 pm
Lady Razorbacks cross country absolutely dominated with a perfect score. Men were runners-up to Texas.
Thank you for the update cause I had not seen results posted yet.... Our women have a serious shot at nationals if you get most of them clicking like they are. I think this course in Louisville favors our ladies this time.
Hoping. Werner continues to impress and Izzo was a great addition. Our top 6 are really good. Win all three and it can only spur the recruiting to even greater heights.
I think one of Harter's few "weak areas" or perhaps better put, a mountain he hasn't overcome, is getting his ladies to perform at XC nationals. I've always thought our ladies outperform expectations at national track meets, but cross country has been a different story. Not that I would trade Lance Harter for anyone.
Same. Werner may help put him over the top this year. We shall see.
Anyone else see that Fayetteville grad Camren Fischer won the Mid Atlantic regional and got an individual bid to nationals for Princeton. I can't believe he won a regional as a true freshman. I knew he would be good, but he has a ton of potential. Great to see a local kid doing so well so early.
That is incredible!
I did see that. Wish the Hogs had signed him, but turning down a full scholarship to an Ivy League would be really dang tough
Agreed. I was thinking he was the one that could get our distance crew back on track. But I can't fault him for that choice.
The men were on flotrack about a month ago, but on youtube they uploaded a "workout wednesday" on flotrack for the women's team today doing 5 X 1K and finishing with 1 hard mile after the 5 X 1K. Judging by the foilage/warmth it looks like the workout was filmed back in mid September? I like Taylor Werner's interview. She has a really good spirit about her. GO HOGS!
I watched Werner vids on YouTube at the championship last year. Pure joy and then raw emotion during that decisive relay. She is an all time great already.
Gun goes off in just a couple of minutes.
They're off
We are in third at the 2K mark behind BYU and Stanford. Izzo, Clark in the top ten. Clark and Viljoen in 29th and 30th. Gregory in 69th. We need Lauren to move up
What a race. Arkansas in 1st at the 4K mark. Katie and Taylor are in 4th and 5th. Devin in 20th, Carina in 22nd. Lauren in 60th
This may come down to the 5th runners between BYU and Arkansas.
Quote from: Almatrackster on November 23, 2019, 10:22:33 am
We are in third at the 2K mark behind BYU and Stanford. Izzo, Clark in the top ten. Clark and Viljoen in 29th and 30th. Gregory in 69th. We need Lauren to move up
Thank you for updating !!
Sorry, I meant Izzo and Werner. Not Clark in the front group.
THIS IS UNOFFICIAL:
The Lady Razorbacks are looking like they won this!!! Katie and Taylor move up to 3rd and 4th! Devin finishes 16th and Carina 21st. Lauren moves up to 52nd!!!
Arkansas - 96
BYU - 102
Sounds like an impeccable race.... Move up just a couple spots every 2K. Thank you for updating again!!
The 2019 calendar year TRIPLE CROWN
Katie and Taylor with a great finish. Put us in 3rd and 4th. BYU's top 3 came in at 5, 6, 7. Sort of scary, but Devin and Carina ran well and finished 16, 21. Lauren's finish was the key. She moved up to 52.
Arkansas - 96
BYU - 102
Stanford - 123
Congrats ladies!
Weini Kelati of New Mexico and Alicia Monson of Wisconsin finished ahead of Katie and Taylor
The 4th and 5th runners matter in team races ladies and gentlemen
Quote from: Almatrackster on November 23, 2019, 10:45:51 am
The 4th and 5th runners matter in team races ladies and gentlemen
Exactly... I wish more kids would realize this at the high school level.
Harter climbs the one mountain he hadn't been able to overcome.
Bucknam's program is gong to become more and more magnified.
Yes!!! WPS!
Agreed.
I finally have seen the final stretch footage at the finish line and as Trackster said above this sport is about the team effort... This was won by that narrow margin by our 3, 4, and 5 spots. Izzo and Werner cruised into the 3rd and 4th overall spot with a little space before the next spots. Devin at our 3 spot seems to nip in just in time before a few runners. Carina looks like she is bankrupt but holds on just strong enough to hold off 4 or 5 runners closing fast on her. If that race is 50m longer she probably loses 5 or 6 spots. Then Lauren moves up 8 in the last 2K. Our final 3 spots literally held off just enough runners to get the job done.
Another reason to love this sport and this team!
I've now watched it 4 times. You described it exactly. What a win.
Congrats to Harter and the Lady Razorbacks! Great effort in less than ideal conditions. I was there and the conditions were pretty miserable. Update on my guy: Unfortunately, Fischer did not participate in the meet after learning only several days beforehand of a likely stress fracture in his femur. Fischer refrained from competing "in hopes of recovering sooner." It was tough luck but he was happy to have qualified for Nationals in his freshman campaign.
Loved his interview where he talked about building a complete program and how difficult it is to beat programs that focus on distance runners. Also difficult to win in Track against powers that focus on sprinters. I love the overall greatness he has built.
Harter named National Cross Country Coach of the Year! Werner and Izzo in the running for outstanding athlete.
We lost so much from our track national title teams, I wonder how we will fare this year. I don't know how many people realize that Harter's roots are actually distance/cross country. The fact that he built great track teams is amazing. He may have to rely on old-style distance points to be in the running in track this coming season.
Hoping we make another push. WPS!!
Quote from: RATTLER43 on December 04, 2019, 10:45:19 am
Harter named National Cross Country Coach of the Year! Werner and Izzo in the running for outstanding athlete.
We lost so much from our track national title teams, I wonder how we will fare this year. I don't know how many people realize that Harter's roots are actually distance/cross country. The fact that he built great track teams is amazing. He may have to rely on old-style distance points to be in the running in track this coming season.
Hoping we make another push. WPS!!
I need to look up to see if Izzo has any track eligibility left since she was a grad transfer. If she does I could see us still getting top 5 in track with the distance core running well at nationals as long as we just get anything from field events and sprints we could maybe even go top 3 for one more year.
Incoming freshmen look good. Hurdlers, sprinters, and distance are stacked if they improve upon those high school marks. Izzo is listed on the Track roster as a junior. I'm excited.
I like this from the article I read today: The vaulters will be the first to compete, jumping on Friday afternoon at the Bob Timmons Challenge in Lawrence, Kansas. Nastassja Campbell and Lauren Martinez will make their Arkansas debuts alongside Genna Potter and Bailee McCorkle beginning at 1 p.m. inside the Anschutz Pavilion.
Campbell will make her Arkansas debut after a stellar indoor/outdoor freshman campaign at Stephen F. Austin last year, earning first-team All-America status indoors with a seventh place finish and second-team All-America honor outdoors finishing 16th. Martinez will jump for the Razorbacks for the first time after joining the squad from Cal. She earned second-team All-America honors in 2018 during indoor and outdoor season, finishing 10th indoors and 11th outdoors, respectively.
Thanks for the info!! I really like our chances then especially to be in the top 3 in both indoor and outdoor track this season. Throw in Lauren Gregory should be completely back by May and June to an elite level. I can't believe she got 52nd at nationals with essentially no speed work and restricted mileage. That makes our distance crew so deep knowing Izzo has some track left.
Harter has done a tremendous job with the women's program. USC and Oregon will always be in the mix, but I like our chances with what we have. Will be fun no matter what.
Vaulters went 1-2-3 at Kansas last night. Werner and Izzo led the distance crew to great times today.
One wonders why Werner ran unattached. Harter is known for redshirting athletes to try and line up their senior years with more likely seasons for national championships (it is actually very strategic and I've seen it work a few times in our favor).
I wonder if he is thinking we will have a tough time winning the NC this year, so he's thinking about redshirting her, or if she had a minor injury, so he didn't run her attached, have her limp off the track, and waste a year of indoor eligibility.
Got me wondering.
Of course, I don't know if Taylor has a redshirt left indoors. I know she had that pretty serious injury where she took some time off, but can't remember when or how she took the time off.
I am unsure and that may well be his plan. But, Werner, Izzo, and Carina are ready to lead us to a podium finish. Add in more distance greatness, some vault (not at the level of their predecessors), Paris Peoples, Jada Baylark, Kethlin Campbell, Morgan Burks-Magee, and the young hurdlers come on and we might be in the hunt already. Really excited even with the loss of so many all-time greats.
https://arkansasrazorbacks.com/former-olympian-crouser-joins-mens-track-field/
This is very interesting. Great pick up for the Razorbacks. One of the best throwers of our generation.
Great pick up indeed. Hoping for resurgence in our men's program.
Preseason #2 for the women!
I know a few attended a December meet, but it really ramps up in Fayetteville today! Can't wait to see what the ladies do. The returning stars will, of course, be awesome. But, we get to see what these freshmen and transfers can do. A couple of them in the 400m and vault, plus Izzo in distance could add to up to NCAA and SEC hardware again. WPS!!
Very small contingent at TT. Dropped to #3 in the rankings. USC, Georgia, and Arkansas are bunched at the top.
Men dropped from #8 to #15.
Big meet on the hill today and tomorrow as a host of top-ranked teams will be there including #2 Georgia and #3 Lady Razorbacks. This will be a time for us to show where we are at the halfway point in the indoor season. Hoping for lots of Hog PRs. WPS!
Ladies are still #3 while men fall one spot to #16.
Lady Razorbacks had some great weekend performances with McCorkle hitting PR. But Mondo Duplantis WR is the big news in track and field. Deserves a mention even in Razorbacks thread.
Now WPS!
WPS!! SEC champs again. Men and women.
"Arkansas (Lady Razorbacks) totaled a nation-leading 17 All-America honors for the 2019-20 NCAA Indoor track and field season among the recognition presented by United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
The Razorbacks had 11 athletes collect a leading total of 17 All-America honors based on who qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships, which were scheduled to be held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in March. However, the NCAA canceled the meet a day prior to its start date due to concerns with the spread of the coronavirus.
Combined, the Razorback men and women totaled 31 honors, producing the leading total over LSU (29), Oregon (25), Florida (22), Kentucky (20) and Texas A&M (20)....
A pair of Razorbacks – Katie Izzo and Carina Viljoen – earned three All-America honors each for the 2020 indoor season. Izzo received the honors for qualifying in the 3,000m, 5,000m and distance medley relay while Viljoen earned the honor for qualifying in the 1,500m, 3,000m and distance medley relay.
Receiving a pair of honors each were Morgan Burks-Magee (4×400, distance medley) and Krissy Gear (1,500m, distance medley).
Individual All-America honors were awarded to Devin Clark (5,000m), G'Auna Edwards (long jump), Rosey Effiong (4×400), Lauren Martinez (pole vault), Bailee McCorkle (pole vault), Paris Peoples (4×400), and Tiana Wilson (4×400)."
On This Day: Arkansas Wins 2019 NCAA Outdoor Championship
The Razorbacks claimed a second NCAA Outdoor team championship a year ago on this day with the outcome decided in the final event of the meet. The outdoor title was the second of three national championships in 2019 for the Arkansas women's program as the Razorbacks joined an elite status in claiming championships for the indoor, outdoor and cross country seasons.
Payton Chadwick passed the USC gal and Kethlin Campbell and the mile relay team brought home the silver for the event and the big trophy for the year!!
Quote from: RATTLER43 on June 08, 2020, 02:31:57 pm
On This Day: Arkansas Wins 2019 NCAA Outdoor Championship
The Razorbacks claimed a second NCAA Outdoor team championship a year ago on this day with the outcome decided in the final event of the meet. The outdoor title was the second of three national championships in 2019 for the Arkansas women's program as the Razorbacks joined an elite status in claiming championships for the indoor, outdoor and cross country seasons.
Payton Chadwick passed the USC gal and Kethlin Campbell and the mile relay team brought home the silver for the event and the big trophy for the year!!
The girls holding off BYU at cross country and beating the new powerhouse of the USC women in a 4x4 were great things to watch this year.
Agreed. Great year for Lady Razorbacks (2019).
SEC Champions in Women's Cross Country!! WPS!
Men are leading at the 5K mark with the 2 leaders and 5 in the front pack of 14.
Men won the SEC title too even with Ole Miss going 1-2-3. WPS!!!