Day One Results

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (May 28, 2025) –

A trio of Northern Arizona track and field athletes have punched their tickets to the NCAA Division I National Championships in Eugene, Ore., on the first day of the NCAA West Preliminary Round in College Station, Texas.
 
Drew Bosley and David Mullarkey advanced in the 10,000-meters, while Trevor Hook qualified in the javelin.
 
Hook is the first-ever men’s javelin thrower from Northern Arizona to advance to the NCAA Division I National Championships. He threw a near personal best of 68.62-meters on his first attempt to place 11th overall after coming in ranked 24^th.
 
Bosley, who was competing in his first West Preliminary Round since 2022, qualified for his first career NCAA Outdoor Championship meet. He finished sixth in the 10,000-meters with a time of 28:19.60.
 
Mullarkey, who advanced to two-straight outdoor National Championship meets when he competed at Florida State in the 5,000-meters, finished right behind Bosley in seventh place with a time of 28:19.73 to punch his ticket.
 
Both Bosley and Mullarkey are entered in Friday night’s semifinal of the 5,000-meters as well.
 
Colin Sahlman auto-qualified for Friday’s 1,500-meter quarterfinals by finishing fourth in his heat with a time of 3:56.02. Sahlman is looking to punch his ticket to the national meet in the 1,500-meters for the third-straight year.
 
Also moving on to Friday is freshman Josiah Johnson in the 400-meter hurdles. He clocked 51.09 in the first round, finishing 21^st overall after coming into the event ranked 31^st. Johnson just missed auto-qualifying, placing fourth in his heat.
 
Desmond Lott placed 29^th in the hammer throw with a mark of 62.08-meters. He’ll be back to compete in the discus on Friday, May 30 at 11 a.m. Mountain Standard time.
 
In the 10,000-meters, Santiago Prosser improved on his 31^st-place ranking and finished 27^th overall with a time of 29:12.96. Justin Keyes finished 44^th with a time of 30:33.10. The duo will also race in the 5,000-meters on Friday night.
 
Also competing in the javelin was Clay Carbajal who placed 44^th with a toss of 57.24-meters, improving from his 48^th-place ranking in his first event since April.
 
The women are in action tomorrow, beginning with the field events at 8 a.m. MST and the track events at 4:30 p.m. MST. The meet will be broadcast on ESPN+ with live results available here.
 

The IHSA boys water polo state quarterfinals proved to be a tough one for Journal-area teams Friday, May 23 at Stevenson.
Here’s a look at how it went for the Journal-area:
Whitney Young Co-op 12, Palatine 10: Palatine (26-8) saw their record season come to an end in the state quarterfinals for the seventh time in program history. Before this year, Palatine reached the state quarterfinals in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2014 and 2022, but lost each time. This was the closest they ever got to a win. P…

LONG JUMP RESULTS | MEN’S 100 METER RESULTS

NEW ORLEANS – A pair of Privateers had to wait a big longer than anticipated as rain and lightning delayed procedures at the 2025 NCAA East Regional at Hodges Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Christopher Murphy got things started for the Privateers with jumps of 6.66 meters, 6.58 meters and 7.20 meters in the long jump. After two flights Murphy sat in 12^th place for almost three and a half hours as the inclement weather delayed the starts for flights three and four. When the dust settled however, the Port Allen native’s best mark placed him 30th.

After an almost four hour wait Madonna Favour ruled to have reacted too quickly when the 100M dash began at almost 10 p.m. CST.

Murphy and Favour return to action Friday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. CST when they are joined by Daryl Bachmann, and Darryl George Jr. in the men’s 4×100 relay. Fans can watch the 4×100, as well as all of Friday’s races on ESPN+. Updates will also be made available @privateersTFXC on X and Instagram.

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COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Sophomore Riley Marx punched his ticket to the NCAA Championship competing in the men’s javelin throw on the first day of the NCAA West Preliminary on Wednesday (May 28) at E.B. Cushing Stadium.
 
Marx finished in 4^th place with a new personal best distance of 72.58m (238′ 1″), now holding the no. 2 best throw in K-State’s all-time top-10. This is Marx’s third throw over 70 meters this season, more than five feet further than his previous best.
 
Junior Gary Moore Jr., the 2025 Big 12 men’s hammer throw champion, competed in his first of two events where he finished 22^nd in the hammer throw with a distance of 63.10m (207′ 0″). Moore Jr. will also compete in the men’s discus throw on Friday (May 30) at 1 p.m., CT.
 
In the men’s 400 meters first round, sophomore Tavon Underwood finished 21^st in 46.29 seconds, placing fifth in his heat, just shy of qualifying for the quarterfinal race on Friday. Fellow sophomore Nen Matlock also competed in the race in 46.85 seconds finishing 37^th.
 
On Thursday (May 29) five women will compete in the field events, senior Monique Hardy in the hammer throw at 10 a.m., senior Jessi Brummett in the javelin throw at 2:30 p.m., followed by senior Shalom Olotu in the long jump at 4:30 p.m., junior Claire Bybee in the pole vault at 5:30 p.m. and senior Jaycee Schroeder in the shot put at 6 p.m. The three remaining days of competition can be streamed on ESPN+ starting with the track events.
 
NCAA West Preliminary
E.B. Cushing Stadium
Bryan-College Station, Texas
 
Men’s Hammer Throw
22. Gary Moore Jr., 63.10m (207′ 0″)
 
Men’s Javelin Throw
4. Riley Marx, 72.58m (238′ 1″) (PR)*
 
Men’s 400 Meters (First Round)
21. Tavon Underwood, 46.29
37. Nen Matlock, 46.85
 
Men’s Pole Vault
Pierson Carlisle, NH
 
 

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LOS ANGELES – The USC women’s volleyball team unveiled its 2025 schedule on Wednesday (May 28). The Women of Troy—in their second season as members of the Big Ten—will play a 20-match conference schedule and has 10 non-league contests all in Southern California to open their sixth year under head coach Brad Keller.
 
The Trojans open the new season as host to Denver on a Friday night (Aug. 29) at Galen Center. USC then plays its first road contest at Loyola Marymount’s Gersten Pavilion on Aug. 31.
 
The Women of Troy host UC Santa Barbara, San Diego, and Creighton for a six-match tournament at Galen Center Sept. 5-7 and then return to Gersten Pavilion for a tournament hosted by LMU Sept. 11-12. There, the Trojans take on BYU and Western Michigan. USC closes non-conference play with a pair of matches against LSU at Galen Center (Sept. 18-19) and then wraps up the 10-match non-league slate with California—a former Pac-12 foe—on Sept. 21.
 
USC gets into the 20-match Big Ten schedule with a road trip to face defending NCAA champion Penn State (Sept. 26) and Ohio State (Sept. 27). In all, the Trojans will play 14 matches against teams that made appearances in the 2024 NCAA tournament.
 
USC faces crosstown rival UCLA, Oregon, and Washington twice each—once at home and once on the road—and matches up with each of the other 14 conference teams once.
 
Amond other road opponents, USC will visit Iowa (Oct. 17) and Wisconsin (Oct. 19) for a long midseason trip. The Trojans get a one-off road match at Minnesota (Nov. 1) and then close the season with a road trip to Michigan to take on the Spartans (Nov. 26) in East Lansing and the Wolverines (Nov. 28) in Ann Arbor during Thanksgiving week.
 
At home, USC hosts its first Big Ten opponents when Indiana (Oct. 3) and Purdue (Oct. 4) visit Galen Center. Maryland makes the cross-country trek to face the Trojans on Oct. 23 and then Northwestern visits on Nov. 6. Rutgers (Nov. 14) and Nebraska (Nov. 15) come to Galen Center in mid-November and then USC hosts Illinois (Nov. 22) for Senior Night.
 
Match times will be determined by television selections, which will be announced later. Any non-televised Big Ten matches and home non-conference contests will be carried live on Big Ten Plus.
 
Last season, the Women of Troy were awarded the sixth seed and made their 40th all-time appearance in the NCAA tournament. USC (22-10) defeated UT Arlington in a three-set sweep in the first round to advance to the second round for the 35th time. There, the Trojans were eliminated by third-seeded and 13th-ranked site host Texas in straight sets. USC reached 20 wins for the second time under Keller to earn its third consecutive berth in the tourney. Setter Mia Tuaniga set a new school record for career assists and was named to the AVCA All-America third team. She and outside hitter Ally Batenhorst were each AVCA All-Region choices and were taken with picks in the PVF Draft.
 
For more information on the USC women’s volleyball team, please visit USCTrojans.com/WVB. Fans of the Women of Troy can follow @USCWomensVolley on X, Facebook, and Instagram.
 

May 28, 2025

LOUISVILLE, CO (May 28, 2025) /OUTDOOR SPORTSWIRE/ — Fjällräven is honored to share that The Guide to Outside, a collaborative content program with AllGear Digital and its flagship publication GearJunkie, has been awarded Best Branded Content Site, B2C in the 2025 Digiday Content Marketing Awards.

Created for Fjällräven’s Fall/Winter 2024 campaign, the Guide to Outside was designed to inspire a deeper connection to nature through thoughtful storytelling and practical guidance. Rooted in Fjällräven’s ethos of“ walking with nature,”the multi-part digital experience offered readers an entry into seasonal outdoor activities—from cold-weather trekking tips and gear repair tutorials to educational pieces on layering systems and sustainable materials.

“The Guide to Outside was a way for us to invite people into the outdoors with a sense of ease and purpose,” says Nathan Dopp, President of the Americas for Fjällräven. “Partnering with GearJunkie allowed us to extend that invitation through high-integrity journalism and trusted voices in the outdoor community. We’re proud to see that recognized by Digiday.”

Produced by AllGear Digital’s in-house content studio and editorial team, the guide prioritized immersive storytelling with interactive trail maps, social content, a video series, and a custom microsite with gear recommendations. The result was a blend of editorial insight and brand purpose.

“From the start, we set out to create something that felt both engaging and useful with content that inspired people to get into nature,” said MJ Smoot, Senior Integrated Marketing Manager for Fjällräven. “We wanted the content to resonate with everyone, f rom the new hiker to the thru-hiker. This recognition from Digiday reflects the care and collaboration that went into every piece of the project and I’m incredibly proud of what we built together with AllGear Digital.”

This award marks a meaningful milestone in Fjällräven’s ongoing mission to support more people in getting outside. As with all Fjällräven initiatives, The Guide to Outside reflects our belief in fostering a meaningful and sustainable connection with nature, encouraging people to spend time outdoors with intention and care.

For more about The Guide to Outside, visit: https://gearjunkie.com/fjallraven-guide-to-outside

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