Track and field state finals recap
A recap and some of the outstanding performances from the outdoor track and field championships.
A recap and some of the outstanding performances from the outdoor track and field championships.
You have already seen where to get the best french fries, but what are french fries without nuggets to go with them? So, here is our rating for the best fast food chicken nuggets. Chick-fil-A (10/10): The ideal chicken nugget. Crispy, tender, tasty. It’s hard to do a chicken nugget better than Chick-fil-A does. Priced […]
You have already seen where to get the best french fries, but what are french fries without nuggets to go with them? So, here is our rating for the best fast food chicken nuggets.
Chick-fil-A (10/10): The ideal chicken nugget. Crispy, tender, tasty. It’s hard to do a chicken nugget better than Chick-fil-A does. Priced at 5 nuggets for $3.49, which equals 70 cents a nugget, you’re definitely getting your bang for your buck.
Wendy’s (3/10): Incredibly bad. Maybe it was the fact that Kyle ordered the spicy nuggets instead of the regular ones, or maybe Wendy’s was just having a bad day. Chicken was a weird texture and very minimal crisp. $2.75 for 4 nuggets, or 69 cents a nug, you’d be much better off finding a penny and spending your 70 cents at Chick-fil-A.
Taco Bell (7/10): Going in not even knowing Taco Bell had chicken nuggets, we came out surprisingly satisfied. Very crispy outside, very tender inside, a nice touch of spice. Definitely a sleeper pick. 5 nuggets for $3.99, or almost 80 cents per nugget and the second most expensive nug of the list.
McDonald’s (6.5/10): Everyone knows the McDonald’s nugget. Tasted a little fake, although a very high quality crisp redeems them a little. $4.99 for 6 nuggets and 83 cents/nug, you’re not getting the best value here.
Burger King (7.5/10): Another sleeper pick, we went into BK with low expectations but they blew those away. Similar to McDonald’s but better, very tasteful chicken and a slightly above average crisp. The real value comes in the cost: $1.99 for 4 nuggets, and almost 50 cents a nugget, you’re getting the a great nugget for a low cost.
Wawa (5/10): You would probably assume that Wawa’s chicken nuggets would be average. You would be right. An odd consistency, but not bad. Had a little spice, a nice touch.
Best | Worst | ||||
Chick-Fil-A
10/10 |
Burger King
7/10 |
Taco Bell
6.5/10 |
McDonald’s
6/10 |
Wawa
5/10 |
Wendy’s
3/10 |
Helms, Ackermann, and Robertson will represent the Broncos against the best in the college ranks this week. BOISE, Idaho — The first season of the Pat McCurry head coaching era at Boise State is off to a good start, as the Bronco Track and Field team boasts three qualifiers for the NCAA Championships this week […]
Helms, Ackermann, and Robertson will represent the Broncos against the best in the college ranks this week.
BOISE, Idaho — The first season of the Pat McCurry head coaching era at Boise State is off to a good start, as the Bronco Track and Field team boasts three qualifiers for the NCAA Championships this week in Eugene, Oregon.
The trio represents the first time Boise State has had multiple qualifiers in the same year since 2021 and the first time they are sending both men’s and women’s teams to the championships since 2016.
Emmett High School graduate Landon Helms qualified in the decathlon after scoring 7673 points on the way to a first-place finish at the Mountain West Championships. He becomes the first Bronco to qualify for the event since Kurt Felix back in 2012.
Sophomore Hanna Ackermann qualified for the Women’s 3000m Steeplechase, the first Bronco to do so since Allie Ostrander back in 2019. The Germany native posted a time of 9:54.40 in the NCAA West Regional, seeding her at 13th in the 24 runner field.
Ackermann has been working alongside Marisa Howard, who joined the Broncos as an assistant coach this year. Howard was an 11-time American at Boise State, and placed seventh in the first round 3000m Steeplechase in the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Junior Kaiya Robertson will represent Boise State in the Women’s 1500m after earning a 12th place finish in the NCAA West Regionals. She enters the competition with the 22nd best time in the country after recording a personal best of 4:10.15 at the Portland Twilight earlier this season.
The NCAA track and Field Championships kick off on Wednesday June 11 and run through the 14th. The first two days will be broadcast on ESPN, the second two days will be on ESPN.
Multiple field-event medalists were also among the top qualifiers in running-event preliminaries Tuesday evening during the first Class A session of the Minnesota State High School League’s 2025 Boys and Girls Track and Field State Meet at St. Michael-Albertville High School. Finals in most Class A events are Wednesday, beginning at 3:30 p.m. Here’s a […]
Multiple field-event medalists were also among the top qualifiers in running-event preliminaries Tuesday evening during the first Class A session of the Minnesota State High School League’s 2025 Boys and Girls Track and Field State Meet at St. Michael-Albertville High School.
Finals in most Class A events are Wednesday, beginning at 3:30 p.m.
Here’s a look at Tuesday’s Class A events.
3,200 — St. John’s Prep sophomore Margaret Duffy topped the field in 10:54.63. Reigning 1,600 and Cross Country champion Audrey Brownell of Staples-Motley was close behind in second (10:55.30). St. Clair/Imannuel Lutheran’s Valerie Quast was third in 11:09.20.
Long Jump — Sophomore McKaylen Lewis of Math and Science Academy defended her title with her very first jump, 18 feet, 5.5 inches. Bagley/Fosston’s Ava Phrakonkham earned silver with 18-3.5 while running the top qualifying times in both the 100 (12.05) and 200 (24.62). Trinity Giddings of Two Harbors (18-0) took bronze and was the top 400 qualifier (56.51).
High Jump — Park Christian junior Annika Aakre claimed the title by clearing 5 feet, 7 inches on her third attempt. Aakre was ninth last year and improved by 6 inches. Long Jump champion Lewis took silver here (5-6). St. Clair/Imannuel Lutheran’s Kate Daly surpassed 5-4 on her first attempt for bronze.
Discus — Clearbrook-Gonvick senior Allison LaVine launched the discus 146 feet, 3 inches on her final attempt, surpassing her best to that point — and the rest of the field — by nearly 20 feet to take home the gold. Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda’s Alabama Hoonhorst (129-11) and West Marshall’s Emily Marquis were second and third, respectively.
Prelims Note — St. Paul Academy’s Elizabeth Tuttle has the top times entering the hurdles finals, 15.13 in the 100 and 43.82 in the 300.
3,200 — Last year’s runner-up and a Cross Country champion in the fall, Cotter/Hope ninth-grader Erik Semling ran 9:25.68 to cross first in this year’s 3,200-meter run. Redwood Valley’s Kilen Cilek (9:34.25) and 2024 champion Eddie Snider of Mounds Park Academy (9:41.22) were the next two finishers.
Triple Jump — Osakis junior Trenton VanNyhuis showed his versatility with a gold medal here by leaping 45 feet, 3.5 inches, and running on a record-breaking 4×200 relay in the prelims (see below). Aitkin’s Isaiah Baker (44-5.25) and Windom Area’s Job Ogeka (44-0.5) rounded out the top three.
Pole Vault — With gold already in tow, Staples-Motley junior Turner Beachy raised the bar to 15 feet and cleared it on his final attempt. Grayson Gibson of Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta went 14-3, Andrue Stalboerger of Melrose Area 14 feet.
Shot Put — The first throw for Blooming Prairie senior Owen Krueger got him to the top of the podium: 55 feet, 10.25 inches. That beat Canby/Minneota runner-up Cayden Anderson’s 55-8.25. Lakeview’s Jackson Staab was third (55-1).
Shot Put Wheelchair — Lakeview went 1-2 with Broden Stensrud (18 feet, 10 inches) and Terrek Jenniges (17-8).
Prelims Note — VanNyhuis and Osakis set a Class A State Meet 4×200 record in 1:28.42. Andrew Jones led off for the Silverstreaks and later achieved the top qualifying time in the 300 Hurdles (37.86). The anchor, Zackery Bruder qualified second in the 400 (49.12).
Starting on Wednesday, June 11, the final sporting event on the 2024-25 Alabama Crimson Tide athletic calendar will officially begin, as a total of 20 athletes from the program will travel across the country to Eugene, Oregon for the 2025 NCAA outdoor track and field championships. An annual event, Eugene will be the host site […]
Starting on Wednesday, June 11, the final sporting event on the 2024-25 Alabama Crimson Tide athletic calendar will officially begin, as a total of 20 athletes from the program will travel across the country to Eugene, Oregon for the 2025 NCAA outdoor track and field championships.
An annual event, Eugene will be the host site to many of the top college track and field athletes across the nation this week, as well as the location where numerous national champions will officially be decided.
Among that group of athletes, there are some, as mentioned previously, that come from Alabama who could end up winning a national title when all is said and done.
Here is how to watch the 2025 NCAA outdoor track and field championships this week, as well as which Alabama athletes will be participating.
The 2025 NCAA outdoor track and field championships will be held Wednesday, June 11 through Saturday, June 14, taking place from Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
All four days of the 2025 NCAA outdoor track and field championships will be available via livestream on ESPN+, as well as Fubo, which offers a free trial to new subscribers. Every day will also be broadcast live on ESPN networks.
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DURHAM, N.C. – A school-record 17 athletes are set to compete for Duke track and field as the Blue Devils look to cap an impressive all-around season with a bang at the NCAA Outdoor Championships this weekend. The four-day national meet is slated for June 11-14 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. COVERAGE INFO: […]
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What’s on the track at Hayward Field in 2025? Hayward Field will play host to a wide variety of track and field events in 2025. The best of the best in collegiate track and field have descended upon Eugene this week for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Hayward Field. The four-day meet […]
What’s on the track at Hayward Field in 2025?
Hayward Field will play host to a wide variety of track and field events in 2025.
The best of the best in collegiate track and field have descended upon Eugene this week for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Hayward Field.
The four-day meet flip-flops between the men’s competition on June 11 and June 13, and the women’s competition on June 12 and June 14.
“I love this meet and I love that it’s at Hayward, where it should be,” Oregon coach Jerry Schumacher said. “I wouldn’t trade it for a thing.”
Where: Hayward Field
When: June 11-14
Complete four-day schedule
Chris Hansen covers University of Oregon football, men’s basketball, track and field, cross country and softball for The Register-Guard. You can reach him at chansen@registerguard.com and you can follow him on X @chansen_RG
Track and field state finals recap Updated: 11:18 PM EDT Jun 10, 2025 GLENBURN ELEMENTARY. HIGH SCHOOL SPRING SPORTS TOURNAMENTS ROLLED ON TODAY WITH HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD TAKING CENTER STAGE. ANXIOUS ATHLETES HAD TO WAIT AN EXTRA THREE DAYS TO COMPETE DUE TO RAIN ON SATURDAY. THE CLASS A MEET TOOK PLACE AT […]
Track and field state finals recap
GLENBURN ELEMENTARY. HIGH SCHOOL SPRING SPORTS TOURNAMENTS ROLLED ON TODAY WITH HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD TAKING CENTER STAGE. ANXIOUS ATHLETES HAD TO WAIT AN EXTRA THREE DAYS TO COMPETE DUE TO RAIN ON SATURDAY. THE CLASS A MEET TOOK PLACE AT LEWISTON AND BLUE DEVILS SENIOR RYKER PARADIS PARADIS HAD A GREAT DAY. HE WON BOTH THE BOYS SHOT PUT AND DISCUS EVENTS. SOUTH PORTLAND’S ARNAUD SIOHO WHO HAS BATTLED INJURY FOR MOST OF THE SEASON, WON THE LONG JUMP AND TRIPLE JUMP EVENTS. CARTER ENGLEMAN OF WINDHAM ALSO WON MULTIPLE EVENTS. HE TIED FOR FIRST IN THE POLE VAULT AND WON THE 110 METER HURDLES. ANDRE CLARK WON THE 100 AND 200 METER DASHES AND HELPED MARSHWOOD SET A RECORD IN THE 4 BY 100 METER RELAY. ALI CARTER OF FALMOUTH WON THE 400 METER DASH AND ANTOINE DUBE OF GORHAM WON THE 300 METER HURDLES. ON THE GIRLS SIDE, CASSIDY HARDY OF MOUNT BLUE WAS SEEDED THIRD IN THE JAVELIN BUT WON WITH HER BEST THROW OF THE SEASON. TAYLA PELLETIER OF WINDHAM WON THE TRIPLE JUMP BY NEARLY THREE FEET OVER THE NEXT COMPETITOR. ON THE TRACK, JENNI FLYNN OF LEWISTON EDGED ANNELIESE COLLIN OF PORTLAND IN THE 100 METER HURDLES, BUT COLLIN CAME BACK AN HOUR LATER TO WIN THE 300 METER HURDLES. EMERSON FLAKER FROM SCARBOROUGH SPRINTED HER WAY TO WINNING THE 200 AND 400 METER DASHES AND HER TEAMMATE LAUREL DRISCOLL WON THE 16 HUNDRED METERS. THE BANGOR GIRLS AND SOUTH PORTLAND BOYS ARE LEADING THE TEAM SCORES. BUT DUE TO WET CONDITIONS NEAR THE HIGH JUMP AREA THAT EVENT DID NOT TAKE PLACE AND WILL BE TOMORROW AT EDWARD LITTLE HIGH SCHOOL STARTING AT TWO. THE CLASS B MEET TOOK PLACE IN BAR HARBOR. VICTORIA ZANDAN OF GREELY WINS THE GIRLS 100 METER HURDLES AND ALSO WON THE LONG JUMP. STEPHEN PIERRE FROM LEAVITT WOULD WIN THE BOYS RACE AND ALSO WIN THE LONG JUMP TITLE. IN THE GIRLS 100 METER DASH, AVERY BARITEAU OF FRYEBURG ACADEMY WON IN 12 POINT SIX NINE SECONDS. HISTORY WAS MADE IN THE GIRLS 16 HUNDRED METERS. SHEALYN BROCHU OF MORSE SET A NEW STATE RECORD. SAM LAVARDIERE OF LAKE REGION PULLED AWAY TO WIN THE BOYS RACE. GREELY WON THE BOYS AND GIRLS TEAM TITLES. THE CLASS C MEET TOOK PLACE AT MESSALONSKEE HIGH SCHOOL IN OAKLAND. BUCKSPORT’S HALEY ROSE WINS THE GIRLS 200 METER DASH. GEORGE STEVENS ACADEMY WENT ONE TWO IN THE BOYS RACE WITH ROWAN GAGNE TAKING FIRST. LISBON’S JACOB ROBERTSON WAS THIRD. TEANNE EWINGS OF HOULTON WON THE GIRLS 32 HUNDRED METER RACE BY NEARLY 45 SECONDS. THE BOYS RACE WAS MUCH CLOSER WITH BEN ARSENAULT OF ORONO BEATING OUT DESMOND ROBINSON OF CARRABEC
Track and field state finals recap
A recap and some of the outstanding performances from the outdoor track and field championships.
A recap and some of the outstanding performances from the outdoor track and field championships.
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