SAUK RAPIDS — The Litchfield track and field team saw its boys take fourth and its girls fifth at the 32nd Annual Mega Meet on Saturday. Sauk Rapids was the winner for the boys’ competition at 196, followed by Sartell’s 184.5, Albany’s 68 and the Dragons’ 67.5. For the girls, St. Cloud Cathedral won with […]
SAUK RAPIDS — The Litchfield track and field team saw its boys take fourth and its girls fifth at the 32nd Annual Mega Meet on Saturday.
Sauk Rapids was the winner for the boys’ competition at 196, followed by Sartell’s 184.5, Albany’s 68 and the Dragons’ 67.5. For the girls, St. Cloud Cathedral won with a 153, which beat Sartell’s 120 and Sauk Rapids’ 114. Litchfield’s girls came in at 101.
Litchfield’s girls had three event winners. Elise Carlson won the 300-meter hurdles in 49.40 seconds. Chloe Kowalczyk was victorious in the discus throw at 123 feet, 1 inch. The Dragons’ 4×100 relay team also won in 51.41. Relay members included Samantha Turck, Josy Turck, Eden Harless and Josie Bjorkman.
Litchfield’s boys had no event winners, but saw its highest placing come from Izrael Jimenez in the shot put. He took second place with a throw of 43-7.
The Dragons compete in the Glencoe-Silver Lake Invitational at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Glencoe.
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
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 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
Updated: 11:18 PM EDT Jun 10, 2025
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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BYU’s James Corrigan (214) will compete in the steeplechase at the NCAA Track and Field Meet in Eugene, Ore., on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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BYU’s Meghan Hunter will compete in the 800 meters at the NCAA Track and Field Meet in Eugene, Ore., on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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All the hard work and training comes down to three days in June.
The BYU men’s and women’s track teams are headed to Eugene, Ore., and fabled Hayward Field for the NCAA Championships. putting their individual excellence on the line against the best athletes in the country.
The men will compete on Wednesday and Friday and the women on Thursday and Saturday. The decathlon for the men will be held on Wednesday and Thursday.
Ben Barton and Jaden Roskelley will represent the Cougars in the decathlon on Wednesday and Thursday. Roskelley enters the 10-event gauntlet as one of four competitors to have scored at least 8,000 points this season joining Nebraska’s Till Steinforth, Mississippi State’s Peyton Bair and UC Santa Barbara’s Brad Thomas. He won the Robison Invitational earlier this season where he set six personal bests en route to scoring 8,000 points. Barton returns to the national meet for the first time since 2023 when he finished eighth with the 7,815 points. The senior is coming off the best decathlon of his career at the Big 12 Championship where he won the title scoring 7,865 points, making him the seventh-best performer in the event in program history.
James Corrigan returns Hayward Field in hopes of bringing home the Cougars fifth 3,000-meter steeplechase national title. The junior finished ninth at last year’s edition of the championships at Hayward Field running 8:29.61 in the final after having the fastest time in the prelims. He would return to the same track two weeks later to finish third at the U.S. Olympic Trials and join former teammate Kenneth Rooks as an Olympian.
The native of Los Angeles, Calif. hasn’t lost a steeplechase race this season as he won his heat at the NCAA West Preliminary Round in 8:31.79. He also won his second consecutive Big 12 title running a season-best 8:22.20 in Lawrence, Kan.
Danny Bryant earned First Team All-American honors in the shot put at last year’s as the senior finished fourth with a throw of 20.02m/65-8.25. He best throw of the season came at the Big 12 Championships where he finished fourth with a toss of 19.84m/65-1.25.
Luke Grundvig had the 39th fastest 5,000-meter time in the west region but races aren’t run on paper as the junior ran a personal best time of 13:34.63 to secure the final time qualifier. It will the American Fork natives first appearance at a national championship after previously finishing 41st (5,000m) and 38th (10,000m) at the West preliminary round.
Joey Nokes and Creed Thompson will compete in the 10,000-meters after securing a Top 16 finish in College Station. Nokes, a senior from Riverton, is the eight-fastest Cougar to ever circle the track for 25 laps having run 28:05.38 in 2023. He will make his first appearance at the outdoor championships having never finished higher than 25th at the West Preliminary Round prior to his 10th place finish where he ran 28:21.04.
Thompson will also be competing at outdoor nationals for a first time after earning First Team All-American honors indoors thanks to an eighth-place finish in the 5,000-meters. He is the sixth-fastest 10,000m runner in program history after running 28:04.15 at the 2023 Bryan Clay Invitational just 10 seconds faster than he ran to finish ninth at this seasons Bryan Clay.
Eli Hazlett, Josh Taylor, Trey Jackson and Jonah Heimuli will have more meet to continue rewriting the record books. The quartet are the second-fastest 4×400-meter relay in program history after running 3:03.05 at Mt. SAC Relays in April. They had the eighth-fastest time in Texas after securing a runner-up finish at the Big 12 Championships with the fifth-fastest time in program history, 3:03.62.
The BYU women’s track and field team will send nine athletes with 10 total entries across seven events to the NCAA outdoor championships in Eugene, Oregon. This marks the program’s largest number of entries since 2004, when it also qualified 10. BYU is tied with Texas Tech for the 10th-most entries among Division I programs headed to Eugene.
Leading the way is senior Meghan Hunter, who broke the 1:59 barrier in the 800 meters twice during May. She posted a personal best of 1:58.95 to win the NCAA West Preliminary Round, making her the third-fastest collegian in NCAA history in the event. Hunter will compete in Thursday’s semifinal round, looking to earn a spot in Saturday’s national title race. Joining her in the 800m is freshman Tessa Buswell, the only BYU freshman woman to qualify for nationals. She is one of just four freshmen in the 24-woman field.
In the 3000 meter steeplechase, senior Lexy Halladay-Lowry won the NCAA West Preliminary Round with a time of 9:23.03. Her personal best of 9:18.05 ranks No. 2 all time at BYU and makes her the fifth fastest performer in collegiate history. She will race in Thursday’s semifinal with her sights set on Saturday’s final. Teammate Taylor Lovell also advanced in the event, running 9:42.83 for the fourth fastest mark in program history as she looks to improve on her ninth place finish at the 2024 outdoor championships.
Carlee Hansen broke the BYU school record in the 1500 meters, previously held by 2021 NCAA champion Anna Camp-Bennett (4:08.53), with a time of 4:07.64 to qualify for her first NCAA outdoor meet. She’ll be joined by Riley Chamberlain, who qualified with a 4:08.42. The two will race in Thursday’s semifinal round.
Senior sprinter Sami Oblad will compete in the 400 meters. She holds the BYU record at 50.49 and advanced to Eugene with the fifth-fastest time at the West Preliminary (51.29). Oblad races in Friday’s semifinal for a spot in Saturday’s final.
In the 5000 meters, junior Jenna Hutchins was the fifth-fastest qualifier from the West Region at 15:49.95. Her personal best of 15:16.95 ranks No. 3 in program history. Hutchins previously earned First Team All-America honors with a sixth-place finish in the 10,000m at this year’s NCAA outdoor meet.
Senior thrower Gretchen Hoekstre will return to her home state of Oregon to compete in both the shot put on Thursday and the discus on Saturday. Hoekstre holds BYU’s school record in the discus at 57.04m/187-2 and is just 25 centimeters shy of breaking the school’s 27-year-old shot put record with a mark of 17.46m/57-3.5.
Events will be streamed live on ESPN+ with some finals shown on television on ESPN and ESPN2.
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FSU’s Micahi Danzy will be traveling to his first NCAA track and field championship in Eugene. Here’s how he’s preparing for the nationals.
This is not Micahi Danzy’s first trip to Eugene. The last time he was at Hayward Field was not too long ago. He was 17 years old, competing in the Junior Olympics.
Danzy now returns to Oregon, representing Florida State in the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, which is set for June 11.
Danzy is one of the 19 Seminoles who qualified for nationals. As a true freshman, Danzy shattered numerous records from FSU to ACC to a global scale.
The Tallahassee native will be entering the four-day event as the No. 1 ranked sprinter in the 400 meters with the fastest time of 44.38, which he recorded in the ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championship on May 15. It is ranked No. 22 fastest time in collegiate sport history, No. 7 U20 all-time and No. 9 in the world this year.
“First, I want to thank God, but I’m not really surprised because Coach (Ricky) Argo told me he had seen me running for 44.4. So I just believe this training. I’m here right now,” Danzy said.
With his resume and accomplishments as a freshman, Danzy is a favorite to be in the top three in the 400m and 4x400m.
FSU battled injuries from the men’s 4×400 relay team that set the team back this season. For Danzy, he is motivated to not only achieve gold in the relay but also to dedicate it to his fallen teammates. Why? Just to simply put a smile on their faces.
“I feel like running for them, and them seeing me run a fast time, it means a lot to see a smile on their faces, knowing they’re going through a hard time with the injuries,” Danzy said.
“Them smiling about my time and knowing I’m doing my thing for them. So it’s like that’s inspiring me to run even faster for them.”
Danzy is determined to be a dual-sport athlete, which is not uncommon in FSU athletics history.
He joined the track and field team immediately after completing the football season. It didn’t take too long for Matt Kane, FSU’s director of track and field and men’s sprinting coach Ricky Argo to take notice of the former Florida High’s state champion and how quickly he was able to make the transition.
“He’s a special kid. He was a guy who came out and hopped into a meet in just a few weeks of training and you can see the flare, the flash of brilliance,” Kane said.
“You can run really fast sometimes, but you can’t always back it up through training. That’s kind of a thing you have to know as a coach and as an athlete. He was definitely outperforming his training level.”
Argo, who is in his 10th season coaching the Seminoles, has been working closely with Danzy and has seen the improvements in his posture. He is excited about what’s to come for Danzy as he continues to manage two sports.
“He’s in a really good position to do something special with him being a freshman and a dual-sport athlete,” Argo said.
“I think he can show that you can be a multi-sport athlete in college. You don’t have to just stick to one thing.”
Argo believes what stands out about Danzy is his competitive spirit and the work ethic that matches it. Danzy would admit that competing against other fast runners can be nerve-wracking, but as Argo sees the progression he has made in every meet, he is beginning to be the focal point of FSU’s track and field.
“He’s one of the most competitive young men I’ve ever been around as a coach,” Argo said.
“He’s the type of guy who’s going to run as fast as anybody around him. On the level we’re looking to take the program to, he’s going to be the pillar of the program for years to come.”
Danzy played running back last season for the Seminoles, where he appeared in four games. He switched to wide receiver earlier in the spring. He will be a redshirt freshman in the 2025 season.
Kane believes that Danzy can excel in football like he is doing in track, putting him in the same conversation as the former Seminoles who are dual-athletes, such as Deion Sanders, Charlie Ward, and Jameis Winston.
“I think if he has the same work ethic on the football field like he has on the track, I think he’s going to work his way onto the field,” Kane said.
“Obviously, that’s way out of my depth, but he is a tremendous, talented guy, if you are in the same conversation as Deion, Charlie Ward or Jameis Winston, you’re doing something right, or even close to those guys, you’re doing the right things.”
Danzy has been a Tallahassee kid all the way through and is all about giving back to the city that made him who he is. That is why he is launching his first speed camp on July 19 at Florida High School. This one-day camp is free for children aged 8 to 18 years old.
Danzy was interested in starting his speed after his mother, Brandi, approached him with the idea. It was a way for the Florida High grad to show his gratitude and develop more talents in his hometown.
“My mom definitely brought it to me,” Danzy said.
“My mom is an outgoing person. I ain’t really know a lot about speed camps. She told me about it. I was like, that’s cool. So, it’s an appreciation to Tallahassee, because I grew up here. So I want to show creation, appreciation mentality and help the kids out.”
Danzy wants to teach the Tallahassee youths the proper way to sprint, emphasizing posture and technique. He also wants to remind the local children of the importance of putting in the time and effort while walking a straight path if they want to reach their goals.
The process was definitely rough growing up,” Danzy said.
“You just gotta keep your head down. Don’t listen or watch what other people are doing. Just stay on track, and God will take you wherever you need to be.”
Peter Holland Jr. covers Florida State athletics for the Tallahassee Democrat. Contact him via email at PHolland@Gannett.com or on X @_Da_pistol.
This installment collects all transactions involving minor league players, i.e. those not on 40-man rosters, for the period May 19–June 9. As always, transactions are conveyed by Major League Baseball. The abbreviation that follows player listings refer to minor league level: Triple-A (AAA), Double-A (AA), High-A (A+), Low-A (A), Rookie-level Complex League (R) or Dominican […]
This installment collects all transactions involving minor league players, i.e. those not on 40-man rosters, for the period May 19–June 9. As always, transactions are conveyed by Major League Baseball.
The abbreviation that follows player listings refer to minor league level: Triple-A (AAA), Double-A (AA), High-A (A+), Low-A (A), Rookie-level Complex League (R) or Dominican Summer League (DSL)
Arizona Diamondbacks
Signed: RHP Kevin Ginkel (AAA)
Signed: RHP Logan Mercado (R)
Signed: RHP Augie Mojica (R)
Signed: RHP Luis Paredes (DSL)
Signed: RHP Sean Reid-Foley (AAA)
Signed: RHP Tayler Scott (AAA)
Signed: LHP Gregory Sanchez (DSL)
Signed: 2B Nicky Lopez (AAA)
Released: SS Ildemaro Vargas (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Jeff Brigham
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Kyle Backhus
Added to 40-man roster: C Aramis Garcia
Designated for assignment: RHP Scott McGough
Designated for assignment: LHP Joe Mantiply
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Jeffrey Amparo (R)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Berny Elias (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Alfredo Guzman (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Axel Hernandez (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: LHP Victor Brea (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Billy Corcoran (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Connor Foley (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Jacob Steinmetz (A+)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Zach Barnes (AA)
Transferred to full-season IL: 2B Demetrio Crisantes (A+)
Athletics
Signed: RHP Aaron Brooks (AA)
Signed: RHP Yorlin Calderon (AA)
Signed: RHP Michel Otañez (AAA)
Signed: 1B Nick Martini (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: C Willie MacIver
Added to 40-man roster: 1B Logan Davidson
Added to 40-man roster: OF Drew Avans
Added to 40-man roster: OF Seth Brown
Designated for assignment: RHP Ryan Cusick
Designated for assignment: RHP Carlos Duran
Designated for assignment: LHP Matt Krook
Designated for assignment: 3B CJ Alexander
Removed from 40-man roster: OF Seth Brown
Placed on 60-day IL: C Azaeel Pacheco (DSL)
Atlanta Braves
Signed: RHP Jose Cuas (AA)
Signed: C Colin Burgess (A)
Signed: OF Jose Azocar (AAA)
Released: RHP Euder Gonzalez (DSL)
Released: RHP Jonathan Hughes (AA)
Released: RHP Jordan Weems (AAA)
Released: 3B Charles Leblanc (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Craig Kimbrel
Added to 40-man roster: OF Jose Azocar
Removed from 40-man roster: RHP Craig Kimbrel
Elected free agency: RHP Craig Kimbrel
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Wilmer Almonte (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Jesus Cova (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Yostin Pinales (DSL)
Placed on full-season IL: C Will King (R)
Baltimore Orioles
Signed: RHP Angel De Jesus (DSL)
Signed: RHP Devin Kirby-Williams (R)
Signed: RHP Edwin Marte (DSL)
Signed: RHP Carlos Virla (DSL)
Signed: LHP Naykel Cruz (DSL)
Signed: C Chadwick Tromp (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Matthew Bowman
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Yaramil Hiraldo
Added to 40-man roster: C Chadwick Tromp
Added to 40-man roster: 2B Terrin Vavra
Added to 40-man roster: OF Jordyn Adams
Removed from 40-man roster: LHP Cionel Perez
Removed from 40-man roster: C Chadwick Tromp
Removed from 40-man roster: 2B Terrin Vavra
Removed from 40-man roster: OF Cooper Hummel
Elected free agency: C Chadwick Tromp
Elected free agency: OF Cooper Hummel
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Eriner Batista (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Esteban Dicent (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Henry Tejada (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Eduardo Torres (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Benjamin Vasquez (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: IF Saul Gomez (DSL)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Juan Nunez (AA)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Teddy Sharkey (A+)
Boston Red Sox
Signed: RHP Breylin Cruz (DSL)
Signed: RHP Erickson Ettien (DSL)
Signed: RHP Allan Griman (DSL)
Signed: RHP Jorge Juan (AA)
Signed: RHP Eddison Septimo (DSL)
Signed: LHP Paul Labriola (R)
Signed: LHP Zach Penrod (AAA)
Released: RHP Obed Balderas (R)
Released: RHP Jesus Garcia (R)
Released: RHP Jorge Juan (AA)
Released: 1B Alex Binelas (AAA)
Released: 1B Carlos Carrasquel (DSL)
Released: OF Kolby Johnson (A+)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Robert Stock
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Brian Van Belle
Added to 40-man roster: SS Marcelo Mayer
Added to 40-man roster: OF Roman Anthony
Added to 40-man roster: OF Nathan Eaton
Designated for assignment: C Blake Sabol
Designated for assignment: 1B Ryan Noda
Removed from 40-man roster: C Blake Sabol
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Yodrian Beltre (DSL)
Chicago Cubs
Signed: RHP Ben Heller (R)
Signed: RHP Jake Woodford (AAA)
Signed: C Reese McGuire (AAA)
Signed: C Sammy Sass (A)
Released: RHP Ben Heller (AAA)
Released: OF Greg Allen (AAA)
Released: OF Anderson Suriel (A)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Brooks Kriske
Added to 40-man roster: C Reese McGuire
Removed from 40-man roster: RHP Brooks Kriske
Removed from 40-man roster: 2B Nicky Lopez
Elected free agency: 2B Nicky Lopez
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Rafael Merchan (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Emilio Ramos (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: LHP Santiago Payares (DSL)
Placed on full-season IL: RHP Ben Heller (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Brody McCullough (AA)
Chicago White Sox
Signed: RHP Yoendrys Gomez (AAA)
Signed: RHP Alexander Martinez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Fidel Montero (DSL)
Signed: C Erasmi Rodriguez (DSL)
Signed: SS Jacob Amaya (AAA)
Released: RHP Dan Altavilla (AAA)
Released: RHP Justin Dunn (AAA)
Released: C Omar Narvaez (AAA)
Released: OF Oscar Colas (AAA)
Traded: C Matt Thaiss (MLB) to Rays for OF Dru Baker (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: C Kyle Teel
Designated for assignment: RHP Ryan Cusick
Removed from 40-man roster: RHP Yoendrys Gomez
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Felix Doroteo (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: C Juan Oviedo (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: 3B Rafael Alvarez (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: IF Juan Berroteran (DSL)
Placed on full-season IL: 3B Joe Perez (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Clete Hartzog (A+)
Cincinnati Reds
Signed: RHP Luis Avila (DSL)
Signed: RHP Zachary Murray (R)
Signed: RHP Julio Pinales (DSL)
Signed: LHP Jacob Edwards (R)
Signed: LHP Sam Moll (AAA)
Signed: C Angel Barboza (DSL)
Signed: C Dayne Leonard (R)
Signed: SS Peyton Holt (A)
Released: RHP Jake Gilbert (A)
Released: LHP Wade Miley (AAA)
Traded: RHP Alexis Diaz (MLB) to Dodgers for RHP Michael Villani (A)
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Joe La Sorsa
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Franyer Mendez (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Sebastian Salazar (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Andre Vasquez (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Carlos Zambrano (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: LHP Bryan Diaz (DSL)
Transferred to 60-day IL: C Michael Trautwein (AA)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Bryan Salgado (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: SS Ricky Cabrera (A+)
Cleveland Guardians
Signed: SS Michael Turconi (AA)
Signed: IF Sebastian De Los Santos (DSL)
Added to 40-man roster: C Dom Nunez
Designated for assignment: RHP Cody Bolton
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Javier Pedreanez (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Jacob Remily (R)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Wilfi Rodriguez (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: OF Justin Boyd (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: SS Yanki Jean-Baptiste (A)
Colorado Rockies
Signed: RHP Nick Anderson (AAA)
Signed: RHP Biembenido Brito (R)
Signed: RHP David Lee (R)
Signed: 1B Owen Miller (AAA)
Released: RHP Diego Castillo (AAA)
Released: C Jesus Ordonez (A+)
Added to 40-man roster: 2B Keston Hiura
Added to 40-man roster: SS Ryan Ritter
Added to 40-man roster: OF Sam Hilliard
Designated for assignment: 3B Aaron Schunk
Removed from 40-man roster: 1B Nick Martini
Removed from 40-man roster: 1B Owen Miller
Removed from 40-man roster: 3B Aaron Schunk
Elected free agency: 1B Nick Martini
Elected free agency: 1B Owen Miller
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Felix Bello (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Anthony Ramirez (DSL)
Placed on full-season IL: RHP Sandy Ozuna (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Case Williams (AA)
Detroit Tigers
Signed: RHP Jhoan De Los Santos (DSL)
Signed: RHP Dariel Fregio (R)
Signed: RHP Richard Guasch (AA)
Signed: RHP Jose Guzman (DSL)
Signed: RHP Esmerlin Peguero (DSL)
Signed: OF Stephen Hrustich (A)
Released: OF Ben Gamel (AAA)
Released: OF Stephen Scott (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Dylan Smith
Added to 40-man roster: 2B Jahmai Jones
Designated for assignment: RHP Ryan Cusick
Designated for assignment: OF Akil Baddoo
Removed from 40-man roster: C Tomas Nido
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Luis Castillo (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Diego Palmero (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Victor Peña (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Erinson Reyes (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Elvin Valerio (DSL)
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Miami Marlins
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Milwaukee Brewers
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New York Yankees
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Texas Rangers
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Washington Nationals
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The 103rd NCAA Division I men’s outdoor track and field championships along with the 43rd women’s track and field championships begin Wednesday at iconic Hayward Field in Eugene. Forty-two events – divided equally among the men and women – begin Wednesday and conclude Saturday at the University of Oregon. Gonzaga will be represented Thursday in […]
The 103rd NCAA Division I men’s outdoor track and field championships along with the 43rd women’s track and field championships begin Wednesday at iconic Hayward Field in Eugene.
Forty-two events – divided equally among the men and women – begin Wednesday and conclude Saturday at the University of Oregon.
Gonzaga will be represented Thursday in the women’s 10,000-meter final. Junior Rosina Machu and freshman and former East Valley High standout Logan Hofstee will join 24 others in the final. The championship race is scheduled for 6:56 p.m.
Machu and Hofstee qualified for the national finals by finishing in the top 12 in the semifinal in College Station, Texas. Machu, from Boise, matched her 2024 performance by finishing third in a time of 33 minutes, 50.76 seconds. Hofstee became the first freshman in Gonzaga history to make an NCAA final by placing 11th in 34:30.82.
It’s the first time Gonzaga has qualified two athletes to the NCAA meet in the same event.
“This is what we worked hard for all season just to get to be out here in this environment with the crowd and competition,” Machu said after the semifinal.
“It means so much, this program has made such a huge step forward, not with me but the girls in general,” Hofstee said. “I couldn’t do it without them … without my family.”
Washington State’s men qualified junior sprinter Mason Lawyer (100, 200 and 4×100 relay), which set a school record at the West Regional. Joining Lawyer in the relay are Bryson Stubblefield, Parker Duskin and Keenan Kuntz. Lawyer, from Boise, will run in three semifinals Wednesday.
WSU sophomore Evans Kuri, from Eldorat, Kenya, will compete in the men’s 10,000 – also on Wednesday.
ST. MICHAEL — Owen Meulebroeck has gotten better compared to his state championship showing at last year’s Minnesota State High School League Class A State Track and Field Championships. In 2024, Meulebroeck was the boys’ 300-meter hurdles champion in 39.86 seconds. Now in his senior season, Meulebroeck ran a personal best of 39.56 on Tuesday […]
ST. MICHAEL — Owen Meulebroeck has gotten better compared to his state championship showing at last year’s Minnesota State High School League Class A State Track and Field Championships.
In 2024, Meulebroeck was the boys’ 300-meter hurdles champion in 39.86 seconds. Now in his senior season, Meulebroeck ran a personal best of 39.56 on Tuesday at St. Michael-Albertville High School.
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But, while Meulebroeck has gotten better, so has the competition.
Meulebroeck finished third overall in prelims behind Osakis’ Andrew Jones (37.86) and Pelican Rapids’ Aiden Checco de Souza (39.62).
“People have gotten faster,” Meulebroeck said after the prelims, “but it kind of pushes me just to do better. It was fun to run a PR.”
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In analyzing his race, Meulebroeck liked his start but says he “stuttered” on a few hurdles. Cleaning that up will be paramount to his chance to repeat as a state champion.
With no plans to compete in track in college, Meulebroeck hopes his finale is strong.
“Adrenaline will definitely be pushing me knowing it’s going to be my last race,” said Meulebroeck, who plans to attend North Dakota State for mechanical engineering.
“Hopefully it all goes good.”
The Class A finals are scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at St. Michael-Albertville. The Class AA prelims take place at 9 a.m. Wednesday, with the finals set to begin at 9 a.m. Thursday.
Another defending state champ from Minnewaska secured a medal on Tuesday.
Junior thrower Jayda Kolstoe finished fourth in the girls’ discus. Kolstoe’s best toss was her first of the competition with a personal record of 126 feet, 1 inch. That beat her previous PR by an inch.
“It felt really good knowing that it was a good mark to start,” Kolstoe said. “It felt really good coming off the hand.”
Kolstoe’s second-best throw was in the finals at 124-0.
Clearbrook-Gonvick’s Allison LaVine won the discus at 146-3. Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda’s Alabama Hoonhorst was second at 129-11 and West Marshall’s Emily Marquis was third at 128-4.
Kolstoe finished ahead of Litchfield’s Chloe Kowalczyk. The top seed heading into state, Kowalczyk’s best toss, 123-9, put her in fifth.
It was a return to form for Kolstoe in discus. She previously qualified for state as a freshman and an eighth-grader but missed out last season as a sophomore.
“Stuff started clicking again,” Kolstoe said on making it back in discus. “It just made me feel better knowing that I was back to where I was before.”
Now, her focus changes to shot put on Wednesday. She won the shot put last season with a toss of 43-9.25. She’s the 10th seed with a qualifying toss of 36-8.
“Just knowing I was able to do really well in discus, I know that it’ll go well with my shot,” Kolstoe said.
Sophia Vogel won’t have too much time to practice with her teammates in Central Minnesota Christian’s 4×100-meter relay.
Turns out, she’ll have a busy finals with three events on Wednesday.
Vogel qualified for the girls’ 300 hurdles finals with a fifth-place time of 44.91. She’s one of three area girls to make the finals in that event, joining Benson/Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg’s Ava Noble (second, 43.99) and Minnewaska’s Lauryn Ankeny (seventh, 45.64). St. Paul Academy’s Elizabeth Tuttle is the top seed at 43.82.
Vogel is also competing in the girls’ triple jump on Wednesday. She’s the eighth seed at 35-9.5.
Vogel, along with Stella TeBrake, Naomi Asake and Carene Jean Louis, took third in prelims in the 4×100 relay at 49.40. Concordia Academy is the top seed at 48.77.
She also placed 14th in the 100 hurdle prelims at 16.14.
“I felt really well prepared for today, especially since I’ve been here the past two years,” Vogel said. “Having this experience and knowing what the meet is like and knowing what is coming ahead I think prepared me really well for today.”
Vogel’s in the second flight of the triple jump. The 4×100 finals are slated for 6:05 p.m. and the 300 hurdles finals are at 6:32.
That’s not a lot of time to refocus. But Vogel isn’t daunted by that fact.
“I’ll keep my legs loose, warm and ready for that 4×1,” Vogel said. “Since my events are so close, I don’t do a lot of warming up with my relay teammates but I stay warm throughout the meet. Make sure I’m taking carbs when I need them, drink a lot of water and just sit, relax and then check in when I’m ready and just go.”
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