Story Links • Fans can also follow @TexasTFXC for live updates of the meet on Twitter/X The distance teams will compete against some of the top distance programs in the country, including No. 4/1 Texas Tech, No. 14/Penn State, Colorado, West Point, No. NR/18 LSU, NR/No.23 Tennessee, Syracuse, No. NR/3 Oregon, No. 20/Mizzou, SMU and […]
• Fans can also follow @TexasTFXC for live updates of the meet on Twitter/X
The distance teams will compete against some of the top distance programs in the country, including No. 4/1 Texas Tech, No. 14/Penn State, Colorado, West Point, No. NR/18 LSU, NR/No.23 Tennessee, Syracuse, No. NR/3 Oregon, No. 20/Mizzou, SMU and Florida State.
Clemson Events:
Men:
AUSTIN, Texas – The Texas track and field programs are scheduled to split the weekend for the third time this season with the distance programs scheduled for the David Hemery Valentine Invite hosted by Boston University. The rest of the team will travel to Clemson, S.C. for the Tiger Paw Invite.
Women:
HOW TO FOLLOW:
The Clemson meet will host over 30 universities with notables like No. 1/16 USC, NR/No. 8 Georgia, NR/No. 23 Tennessee, NR/No. 10 South Carolina, Kentucky, No. 5/NR North Carolina, No. 10 Virginia Tech and No. 15 Virginia.
- Kelsey Daniel holds the second-best jump in the country in the men’s long jump with his mark of 8.03m (26-4.25). He moved to No. 2 on the UT All-Time Performer List behind Marquise Goodwin.
- The women are led by the 4×400-meter relay that holds the 6th-fastest time in the NCAA this year at 3:30.36. Akala Garrett also holds the 12th-fastest 400-meter time in the NCAA of 52.25 in just her second career 400-meter dash.
- Eva Jess moved to No. 5 on the UT All-Time Performer List in the 3000-meter at the Razorback Invitational when she dropped 11 seconds from her prior personal best.
- Rodger Rivera will make his indoor season debut in the men’s mile and 3,000-meter at the David Hemery Valentine Invite.
• Live stats will be available on Flashresults.com for the Clemson meet and Lancertiming.com for the Boston meet.
NOTES:
- 800-meter: Zain Hamdani, Dan Howells, Evan MacGregor, Logan Patete & Drew Weber
- Mile: Jack Boyd, Zain Hamdani, Evan MacGregor, Logan Patete, Rodger Rivera, EJ Rush & Drew Weber
- 3,000-meter: Isaac Alonzo, Hudson Bennett, Nathanael Berhane, Hudson Heikkinen & Rodger Rivera
- 5,000-meter: Nigusom Knight & Trey Rios
NOTES:
- 60m – Xavier Butler, John Rutledge,
- 200m – Xavier Butler, John Rutledge & Kendrick Smallwood
- 400m – Chris Brinkley, Damon Frabotta, Almond Small & Amir Thompson
- 60mH – Kendrick Smallwood
- 4×400 – Chris Brinkley, Xavier Butler, Damon Frabotta, Brennen McHenry, Elijah Mosley, Logan Popelka, John Rutledge, Kendrick Smallwood & Amir Thompson
- High Jump – Osawese Agbonkonkon & Dylan Lineberger
- Long Jump – Kelsey Daniel, Brennen McHenry & Solomon Washington
- Triple Jump – Kelsey Daniel & Solomon Washington
- Pole Vault – Sam Abati, Sam Hurley
- Shot Put – Michael Pinones & Brandon Schrick
- Weight Throw – Brandon Schirck
Men:
- 60m – Carleta Bernard, Kenondra Davis, Micayah Holland, Nita Koom-Dadzie
- 200m – Carleta Bernard, Kenondra Davis, Ramiah Elliott, Akala Garrett, Micayah Holland, Nita Koom-Dadzie & Holly Okuku
- 400m – Mackenzie Collins, Ramiah Elliott, Lauren Lewis
- 800m – Amity Ebarb, Grace Kowalski, Gia Kurp
- Mile – Virginia Knight
- 60mH – Akala Garrett, Meagan Humphries
- 4×400 – Carleta Bernard, Mackenzie Collins, Kenondra Davis, Amity Ebarb, Ramiah Elliott, Akala Garrett, Micayah Holland, Meagan Humphries, Nita Koom-Dadzie, Grace Kowalski, Lauren Lewis & Holly Okuku
- Long Jump – Tabea Eitel, Aaliyah Foster, Meagan Humphries
- Pole Vault – Isabella Coscetti, Sasha Harber & Sophia Kowalski
- Shot Put – Chrystal Herpin & Nina Ndubuisi
