COLLEGE STATION, Texas—The Long Beach State women’s track and field team opened competition at the NCAA West First Round Thursday at E.B. Cushing Stadium.
 
ON THE TRACK
Rahni Turner overcame a slow start in her 100m hurdles heat to win the race in a new school record time of 13.15. Turner previously held the school record with Hailey Fune’ at 13.21. Her victory automatically advanced her to Saturday’s quarterfinals in the event. The quarters begin Saturday at 4:15 p.m.
 
Claudine Raud-Gumiel missed moving on by one spot in the 100m hurdles. Her 13.44 resulted in 25th in the field of 48. The top 24 compete again on Saturday.
 
Battling a leg injury, Trinity Barnett competed in the 100m and 200m. She ran 11.66 in the 100m, coming in 44th. Returning a little over an hour later, she put up a time of 24.29 in the 200m, finishing 45th out of 48.
 
Sofia Lavreshina missed advancing to the quarterfinals in the 400m hurdles. Her 58.78 was the 26th fastest time in the field of 48.  
 
IN THE FIELD
Giszelle Hrehor fouled on her three attempts in the hammer throw and did not record a place in the event.
 
Jonelle Scott failed to clear the opening height in the pole vault, 13-2 1/4, resulting in a non-placing finish.
 
UP NEXT
Tristyn Flores has advanced to Friday’s quarterfinals in the men’s 100m and men’s 200m. The 100m is scheduled to begin at 4:35 p.m. PDT. The 200m begins at 5:50 p.m. PDT. Friday’s Long Beach State field entries are listed below.
 
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — Florida Gulf Coast University claimed top honors in the Atlantic Sun Conference’s annual all-sports awards, winning both the Bill Bibb Trophy and the Sherman Day Trophy, the league announced Thursday night.

The Bill Bibb Trophy is awarded to the ASUN institution with the best overall finish across all conference-sponsored sports. FGCU earned 342.5 out of a possible 419 points, an 81.74% performance, to secure the trophy for the first time since the 2016–17 academic year.

The Sherman Day Trophy recognizes the top-performing school in women’s sports based on the percentage of possible points earned. FGCU posted a 90.08% mark, earning 218 out of 242 possible points. It is the Eagles’ first Sherman Day Trophy win since 2017–18.

Both trophies consider regular-season finishes for sports with a regular-season champion and postseason results for others, such as cross country and golf. Beach volleyball points are determined by seeding entering the conference championship.

The Eagles won regular-season championships in women’s soccer, women’s basketball and volleyball. FGCU’s ASUN championship in women’s golf is considered a tie, as the Eagles won in a playoff. The university also finished third in the regular-season standings in men’s basketball and men’s golf.

Points are awarded on a descending basis in three-point increments. A minimum of 50% of the full ASUN membership must participate in a sport for it to be counted in the all-sports standings. Championship points are based on the number of teams participating in each sport. Team sport points are awarded based on regular-season finish. For sports that play in divisions, such as baseball and softball, points are split based on divisions.

Standings for the trophies are based on percentage. Each institution’s percentage is calculated by dividing the school’s points earned by the total possible points available to that institution, based on sport participation and performance.

 

 

JACKSONVILLE – Florida Gators Track and Field competed in day two of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field East Preliminaries on Thursday, ultimately qualifying three athletes for the NCAA Championship meet in Eugene, Ore. and witnessing one vaunted program record fall.
 
Highlights
Jumps
In the Women’s Long Jump, the Gators’ two entrants both qualified by delivering the third and fifth-best marks in the field. Anthaya Charlton, the SEC Champion of the Long Jump, delivered a 6.52m [21′ 4.75″] mark that easily situated her inside the top-12 for qualification.
 
Freshman Alyssa Banales also punched her ticket, courtesy of an all-conditions personal-best of 6.41m [21′ 0.25″]. Banales was one of only two athletes to advance from the second flight, widely outperforming her initial seeding to punch her ticket to the title bout.
 
All three of Florida’s long jumpers advanced to the national meet, including Malcolm Clemons, who earned a spot in the men’s field on Wednesday.
 
Sprints/Hurdles
The aforementioned Charlton, less than an hour removed from her qualifying effort in the Long Jump, took to the track for the first round of the 100m dash.
 
Her 11.05-second performance, a new all-time personal best, not only earned her first place in her heat and a spot in Saturday’s Quarterfinal round, but the honor of being the fastest woman to ever wear the Gator kit.
 
The program record in the signature sprint event adds to the growing legend of Charlton’s 2025 season. She joins the likes of UF Athletic Hall of Famers Michelle Freeman and Anita Howard as one-time holders of the Gator women’s speed crown.
 
Her time – 11.05 seconds – shattered the previous record of 11.13, putting twice the margin between her record and its predecessor as exists between the No. 2 and No. 5 marks on Florida’s all-time performance list.
 
In the 100m Hurdles, Habiba Harris maintained the dominant form she showed at the SEC Championships, leading the field with a 12.80-second performance and automatically qualifying for Saturday’s Quarterfinal.
 
Gabrielle Matthews also advanced, posting a season-best 23.16 time to take second place in heat one of the 200m first round.
 
Distance
Hilda Olemomoi, the SEC Silver Medalist in the 10,000m, advanced past the Semifinal round of the 10,000m on Thursday night. Her 32:45.45 time earned her third place in the field, and moved her up to No. 3 in Gator history in the event. She will compete in Saturday’s 5000m semifinal, looking yet again to qualify for the event final in Eugene.
 
Mid-distance
Sophomore Layla Haynes delivered an impressive all-conditions personal best of 2:03.81 to qualify by time in the 800m first round. Her mark improved on her previous career-best pace by nearly a full second, and propeled her into the No. 10 spot on Florida’s all-time performance list.
 
Live Results and Streaming
Live Results from the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field East Preliminaries can be found here.
 
ESPN+ will broadcast Friday’s events here.
 
Schedule Updates
Due to yet another weather delay on Thursday, the Women’s Shot Put competition has been pushed to Friday at 10:00 a.m. ET.
 
NCAA Outdoor Track and Field East Preliminaries – Florida Gators Results
Thursday, May 29

Event	Participant – Time or mark//place in heat (overall)	Notes
W Hammer Throw*	Imani Washington – 61.43m [201’6″]//14th
W Javelin *	Evelyn Vanzwieten – 44.40m [145’8″]//31st Elaina Perkins – 44.33m [145’5″]//32nd
M Shot Put *	Logan Montgomery – NM
W Long Jump *	Anthaya Charlton – 6.52m [21′ 4.75″]//3rd Alyssa Banales – 6.41m [21′ 0.25″]//5th	QUAL FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUAL FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP, PB
W 100m Hurdles	Habiba Harris – 12.80//1st (1st)	Qualifies by finish
W 100m	Anthaya Charlton – 11.05//1st (6th)	UF PROGRAM RECORD, Qualifies by finish, PB
W 800m	Layla Haynes – 2:03.81//6th (19th) Jessica Edwards – 2:07.88//8th (34th)	qualifies by time, PB
W 200m	Gabrielle Matthews – 23.16//2nd (	Qualifies by finish, SB
W 10,000m *	Hilda Olemomoi – 32:45.45//3rd	QUAL FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP, UF All-time No. 3, SB

The Michigan high school girls track and field listings below are based on reported results heading into state finals on May 31, according to athletic.net rankings. Check back each week during the season for a new set of rankings.

Note: Any numerals in parenthesis next to a result are wind readings.

100 Meters

(Rank, Name, Mark, Grade, Team)

1, Aubrey Wilson, 11.65, 10, Dearborn Divine Child

2, Kamryn Tatum, 11.78(4.3), 11, West Bloomfield

3, Jayla Dace, 11.81, 12, Detroit Renaissance

4, Daelyn Jones, 11.88(1.5), 10, GR Christian

5, Taryn Henderson, 11.90(3.2), 12, Farmington Hills Mercy

6, Jordynn Young, 11.97(1.2), 12, Saginaw Heritage

7, Madelyn Piotrowski, 12.00(3.5), 11, Troy Athens

8, Asia Elder, 12.01(2.7), 12, Oak Park

9, Keyanna O’Tey, 12.02, 12, Sturgis

10, Nahya Daza, 12.08(1.5), 10, Forest Hills Northern

200 Meters

1, Caylin Ivy, 24.02, 10, Detroit Cass Tech

2, Aubrey Wilson, 24.08, 10, Dearborn Divine Child

3, Kamryn Tatum, 24.13(1.6), 11, West Bloomfield

4, Malise Brown, 24.32, 11, Detroit Cass Tech

5, Nevaeh Burns, 24.36(1.6), 10, Oak Park

6, Taryn Henderson, 24.50(1.6), 12, Farmington Hills Mercy

7, Payton Gee, 24.51(5.3), 9, Oak Park

8, Sydney Kuhn, 24.55, 12, Saginaw Swan Valley

9, Daelyn Jones, 24.64(0.6), 10, Grand Rapids Christian

10, Maya Justice, 24.64(0.0), 12, Woodhaven

400 Meters

1, Sydney Kuhn, 53.9, 12, Saginaw Swan Valley

2, Emmry Ross, 54.28, 12, Onsted

3, Nevaeh Burns, 54.91, 10, Oak Park

4, Caylin Ivy, 55.11, 10, Detroit Cass Tech

5, Malise Brown, 55.12, 11, Detroit Cass Tech

6, Janae Coleman, 55.33, 9, Oak Park

7, Mauriel Seeberger, 55.47, 10, Portage Northern

8, Christina Dixon, 55.96, 11, Haslett

9, Kamryn Tatum, 56.01, 11, West Bloomfield

10, Sydney Roberts, 56.07, 12, Midland Dow

800 Meters

1, Emmry Ross, 02:00.53, 12, Onsted

2, Sydney Kuhn, 02:06.39, 12, Saginaw Swan Valley

3, Valerie Beeck, 02:10.95, 12, Grand Haven

4, Layla Jordan, 02:11.09, 12, Goodrich

5, Collette Wierks, 02:11.99, 10, Holland West Ottawa

6, Eliza Keith, 02:13.40, 12, Auburn Hills Oakland Christian

7, Allie Nowak, 02:14.11, 12, Johannesburg-Lewiston

8, Addy Smith, 02:14.16, 12, Grand Haven

9, Annie Alkema, 02:14.40, 12, Kalamazoo Central

10, Lane Isom, 02:14.47, 10, Richland Gull Lake

1600 Meters

1, Emmry Ross, 04:46.11, 12, Onsted

2, Valerie Beeck, 04:48.03, 12, Grand Haven

3, Lucy Cook, 04:48.37, 12, Rochester

4, Victoria Garces, 04:48.48, 12, Midland Dow

5, Natasza Dudek, 04:48.87, 9, Ann Arbor Pioneer

6, Helen Sachs, 04:51.97, 12, Holland West Ottawa

7, Emma Hoffman, 04:52.95, 11, Otsego

8, Ella Goodsell, 04:53.47, 11, Romeo

9, Kaelin Hughes, 04:55.10, 12, Livonia Stevenson

10, Katie Berkshire, 04:55.25, 11, Gaylord

3200 Meters

1, Natasza Dudek, 10:03.23, 9, Ann Arbor Pioneer

2, Helen Sachs, 10:09.19, 12, Holland West Ottawa

3, Victoria Garces, 10:15.01, 12, Midland Dow

4, Emma Hoffman, 10:17.08, 11, Otsego

5, Katie Berkshire, 10:30.74, 11, Gaylord

6, Lucy Cook, 10:36.08, 12, Rochester

7, Lillian Deskins, 10:36.28, 12, Romeo

8, Natalia Guaresimo, 10:36.60, 11, Romeo

9, Ella Goodsell, 10:37.24, 11, Romeo

10, Kaelin Hughes, 10:37.40, 12, Livonia Stevenson

100m Hurdles – 33″

1, Laila Hawkins, 13.98, 11, Detroit Cass Tech

2, Carrie VanNoy, 13.99(2.6), 12, Oak Park

3, Molly Brown, 14.05, 12, Addison

4, Mia Barnett, 14.10(1.1), 12, Clinton Twp. Chippewa Valley

5, Jada Wilson, 14.10(-1.2), 12, Belleville

6, Payton Gee, 14.18(1.1), 9, Oak Park

7, Jayda Watson, 14.24(2.6), 12, Oak Park

8, Celeste Davis, 14.28(1.1), 12, Detroit Renaissance

9, Aliyah Ferguson, 14.52, 12, Ann Arbor Huron

10, Brooklyn Harmon, 14.65(4.5), 12, Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg

11, Brooklyn Cotton, 14.65(1.3), 11, Royal Oak

300m Hurdles – 30″

1, Sydney Kuhn, 42.06, 12, Saginaw Swan Valley

2, Jada Wilson, 43.09, 12, Belleville

3, Carrie VanNoy, 43.14, 12, Oak Park

4, Laila Hawkins, 43.58, 11, Detroit Cass Tech

5, Rylie Bacon, 44.02, 12, Detroit Renaissance

6, Molly Brown, 44.24, 12, Addison

7, Natalia Bohn, 44.66, 12, Salem

8, Brooklyn Harmon, 44.81, 12, Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg

9, Lauren Bickerdt, 44.9, 12, Detroit Renaissance

10, Ava Gary, 44.92, 12, Gladwin

4×100 Relay

1, 47.23, Oak Park

2, 47.8, Detroit Renaissance

3, 48.07, East Kentwood

4, 48.28, West Bloomfield

5, 48.35, Sturgis

6, 48.73, Rockford

7, 48.74, Troy Athens

8, 48.85, GR Ottawa Hills

9, 48.91, Belleville

10, 48.93, Portage Northern

4×200 Relay

1, 01:40.02, Oak Park

2, 01:40.40, Detroit Renaissance

3, 01:40.63, Saginaw Heritage

4, 01:41.31, Detroit Cass Tech

5, 01:41.50, East Kentwood

6, 01:42.04, Romeo

7, 01:42.28, Sturgis

8, 01:42.37, West Bloomfield

9, 01:43.07, FHC GR Forest Hills Central

10, 01:43.10, Portage Northern

4×400 Relay

1, 03:48.42, Oak Park

2, 03:55.13, Holland West Ottawa

3, 03:55.64, Detroit Renaissance

4, 03:56.32, Saginaw Swan Valley

5, 03:56.56, Dearborn Divine Child

6, 03:56.93, Detroit Cass Tech

7, 03:57.09, Romeo

8, 03:57.78, Rockford

9, 03:57.82, Ann Arbor Huron

10, 03:58.27, Saginaw Heritage

4×800 Relay

1, 09:11.23Holland West Ottawa

2, 09:16.63Oak Park

3, 09:16.69Romeo

4, 09:17.85, -, Grand Haven

5, 09:18.07Zeeland East

6, 09:19.70Rochester

7, 09:20.19Goodrich

8, 09:20.71Ann Arbor Huron

9, 09:20.99Ann Arbor Pioneer

10, 09:21.84Saline

Shot Put – 4kg

1, Addyson Stiverson, 52′ 10.75″, 10, Montrose

2, Lorelai Zielinski, 50′ 1″, 10, Traverse City Central

3, Cora Williams, 44′ 10″, 12, Ann Arbor Fr Gabriel Richard

4, Leigha Stoepker, 44′ 2″, 12, Jenison

5, Brenna McDonald, 43′ 4″, 12, Schoolcraft

6, Izzy Krause, 43′ 3″, 12, Plymouth

7, Kalia Monroe, 43′ 2″, 12, Eastpointe

8, Aubree Deshetsky, 42′ 1.5″, 11, North Branch

9, Marie Powers, 41′ 7.5″, 10, Coldwater

10, Elizabeth (Izzie) Miller, 41′ 4.5″, 12, BC Harper Creek

Discus – 1kg

1, Lorelai Zielinski, 164′ 9″, 10, Traverse City Central

2, Addyson Stiverson, 153′ 5″, 10, Montrose

3, Leigha Stoepker, 148′ 10″, 12, Jenison

4, Jenna Spitzley, 146′ 1″, 11, Pewamo-Westphalia

5, Jada Ewell, 144′ 5″, 12, Royal Oak

6, Ellie Mendoza, 142′ 4″, 10, Rochester

7, Charlotte Minor, 137′ 10″, 12, Livonia Churchill

8, Olivia Hosford, 137′ 6″, 11, Rockford

9, Elizabeth (Izzie) Miller, 137′ 5″, 12, BC Harper Creek

10, Brenna McDonald, 135′ 5″, 12, Schoolcraft

High Jump

1, Greta Caprathe, 5′ 9″, 12, Rockford

T2, Sarah Pippin, 5′ 7″, 11, Edwardsburg

T2, Ivy Roberts, 5′ 7″, 11, Gaylord

T4, Bella Friddle, 5′ 6″, 10, Hastings

T4, Elli VanDusen, 5′ 6″, 10, Kalamazoo Christian

T4, Sophia Pell, 5′ 6″, 12, Olivet

T4, Alannah Love, 5′ 6″, 10, Lansing Waverly

T4, Nadia Hill, 5′ 6″, 12, Muskegon

T4, Ava Thomas, 5′ 6″, 10, Kalamazoo Christian

T4, Rocsi Ferguson, 5′ 6″, 10, Woodhaven

T4, Ereni Polhamus, 5′ 6″, 11, Comstock

T4, Lauren Sheldon, 5′ 6″, 9, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek

T4, Beth Sweeney, 5′ 6″, 12, Erie Mason

Pole Vault

1, Katie Blue, 12′ 9″, 11, Grand Ledge

2, Izzy(Isabelle) Robbins, 12′ 7″, 11, Grand Haven

T3, Raiden Kipfmiller, 12′ 6″, 11, Dexter

T3, Isabel German, 12′ 6″, 12, Lowell

T3, Evie Mathis, 12′ 6″, 11, Wayland Union

6, Olivia Bagdasarian, 12′ 0″, 10, Lake Orion

T7, Marra Collins, 11′ 9″, 11, Eaton Rapids

T7, Maiya Corrigan, 11′ 9″, 11, Rockford

9, Shaylee McCain, 11′ 7″, 12, Walled Lake Central

T10, Aubree Bowers, 11′ 6″, 10, FHC GR Forest Hills Central

T10, Debbie McCoy, 11′ 6″, 11, Dexter

T10, Rowan Smith, 11′ 6″, 11, Okemos

T10, Calie Griswold, 11′ 6″, 11, Davison

T10, Brooklyn Zylstra, 11′ 6″, 10, East Kentwood

Long Jump

1, Celeste Davis, 18′ 10.25″, 12, Detroit Renaissance

2, Maya Justice, 18′ 5.5″, 12, Woodhaven

3, Ella Grabowski, 18′ 3.5″, 10, Coldwater

4, Leigha Whitman, 18′ 3″, 10, Stevensville Lakeshore

T5, Sadie Dykstra, 18′ 2″, 11, Yale

T5, Raquel Walker, 18′ 2″, 9, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer

7, Greta Caprathe, 18′ 1.25″, 12, Rockford

T8, Fiona Kane, 18′ 1″, 11, Dearborn Edsel Ford

T8, Aubrey Wilson, 18′ 1″, 10, Dearborn Divine Child

10, Mirra Fenlon, 17′ 10.5″, 12, Zeeland East

COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The second day of the NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field West Regional saw Laura Pellicoro move on to the quarterfinals in the women’s 800m, while freshman Juliette Forstrom concluded her outstanding season in the 10,000m semifinal with a top-25 finish.
 
Laura Pellicoro advanced to the quarterfinal round after winning her heat with a time of 2:03.55. Her performance was the fastest in her section and secured one of the automatic qualifying spots among six total heats. She will return to the track on Saturday in the quarterfinal to earn a trip to the Championships in Eugene, Ore.
 
Tomorrow, Mark Milner returns to the track after advancing from the 1,500m first round. Giuliano Scasso enters the 3,000m Steeplechase Quarterfinal with a qualifying time of 8:44.36 while Matt Strangio, seeded 6th with a time of 13:24.14, takes the line in Men’s 5,000m Semifinals.
 
2025 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships West First Round
College Station, Texas (E.B. Cushing Stadium)
May 28-31, 2025

Wednesday, May 28

Men’s 1,500m First Round

8. Mark Milner, 3:46.65

44. Jonas Price, 3:58.32

 

Men’s 10,000m Semifinals

32. Jona Bodirsky, 29:23.75

46. Bradley Peloquin, 31:12.92

Thursday, May 29

Women’s 800m First Round

3. Laura Pellicoro, 2:03.55

 

Women’s 10,000m Semifinals

24. Juliette Forstrom, 35:09.34

Friday, May 30

Men’s 1,500m Quarterfinal, 3:15 PM (PT)

8. Mark Milner, 3:46.65

Men’s 3,000m Steeplechase Quarterfinals, 3:40 PM (PT)

31. Giuliano Scasso, 8:44.36

Men’s 5,000m Semifinals, 6:10 PM (PT)

6. Matt Strangio, 13:24.14

Saturday, May 31

Women’s 800 Quarterfinal, 5:05 PM (PT)

3. Laura Pellicoro, 2:03.55

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