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Thursday, April 13
Azusa, CA
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University of Utah
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Bryan Clay Invitational
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Busy Weekend Lies Ahead for Track & Field in Southern California
4/12/2023 11:40 AM | Track & Field
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The Utah track & field team will have a split squad this weekend as it competes in the Bryan Clay Invitational and Mt. SAC Relays.
SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah track & field team has a busy weekend ahead of itself with the squad split up between the Bryan Clay Invitational (April 13-15) Mt. SAC Relays (April 14-15).
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BRYAN CLAY INVITATIONAL
DATES: April 13-15
HOST: Azusa Pacific
LOCATION: Cougar Athletic Stadium
MEET SCHEDULE: https://bit.ly/3MCkPjW
LIVE RESULTS: https://bit.ly/3KU27TK
LIVE STREAM: https://bit.ly/3Kuyhny
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MT. SAC RELAYS
DATES: April 14-15
HOST: Mt. San Antonio College
LOCATION: Hilmer Lodge Stadium
MEET SCHEDULE: https://bit.ly/3zUXW3U
LIVE RESULTS: https://bit.ly/3MEBKT4
LIVE STREAM: https://bit.ly/43vW4w6
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OFF THE BLOCKS
With the busy weekend ahead, the Utes will send 24 competitors to compete between the Bryan Clay Invitational and Mt. SAC Relays. In addition to competing with the top athletes at both meets, the Mt. SAC Relays will also see Utah toe the line against some the best professional athletes in the United States as well.
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Those competing at the Mt. SAC Relays will also get some additional familiarity at Hilmer Lodge Stadium – which will be the host site of this year's Pac-12 Championships (May 12-14). Â
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Last year in the same meets, former All-American Cara Woolnough broke the 5000m school record with a run of 15:40.52 at the Bryan Clay Invitational – which could be threatened with Emily Venters, Simone Plourde and Bella Williams all racing in that event this weekend.
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LAST TIME OUT
Utah once again had success at its home meet thanks to its facilities staff, who worked tirelessly to clear two feet of snow off the track. The meet saw 10 facility records set ablaze while the Women of Utah broke three school records to go with countless new PRs.
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Utah's 4x100m relay team consisting of Dee Denis, Emily Martin, Maya LeBar and Josefine Eriksen got the meet kicked off breaking the facility and program record with a combined time of 44.77 (aa). Later on, freshman Shana Van Elderen crushed the previous triple jump record with a leap of 12.75m (41-10) in her final attempt of the afternoon. Emily Martin wrapped things up for Utah by breaking Alissa Atisme's 100m record with a sprint of 11.73 (aa) against a -3.0 head wind.
UP NEXT
Utah won't be traveling as far next week with a select group competing at the Robison Invitational (April 20-22) down at BYU while Emily Venters heads on down to the Payton Jordan Invitational.
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For the latest news and information on the Utah cross country and track & field programs, fans can stay connected online at www.UtahUtes.com and on social media by following on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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BRYAN CLAY INVITATIONAL
DATES: April 13-15
HOST: Azusa Pacific
LOCATION: Cougar Athletic Stadium
MEET SCHEDULE: https://bit.ly/3MCkPjW
LIVE RESULTS: https://bit.ly/3KU27TK
LIVE STREAM: https://bit.ly/3Kuyhny
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MT. SAC RELAYS
DATES: April 14-15
HOST: Mt. San Antonio College
LOCATION: Hilmer Lodge Stadium
MEET SCHEDULE: https://bit.ly/3zUXW3U
LIVE RESULTS: https://bit.ly/3MEBKT4
LIVE STREAM: https://bit.ly/43vW4w6
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OFF THE BLOCKS
With the busy weekend ahead, the Utes will send 24 competitors to compete between the Bryan Clay Invitational and Mt. SAC Relays. In addition to competing with the top athletes at both meets, the Mt. SAC Relays will also see Utah toe the line against some the best professional athletes in the United States as well.
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Those competing at the Mt. SAC Relays will also get some additional familiarity at Hilmer Lodge Stadium – which will be the host site of this year's Pac-12 Championships (May 12-14). Â
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Last year in the same meets, former All-American Cara Woolnough broke the 5000m school record with a run of 15:40.52 at the Bryan Clay Invitational – which could be threatened with Emily Venters, Simone Plourde and Bella Williams all racing in that event this weekend.
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LAST TIME OUT
Utah once again had success at its home meet thanks to its facilities staff, who worked tirelessly to clear two feet of snow off the track. The meet saw 10 facility records set ablaze while the Women of Utah broke three school records to go with countless new PRs.
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Utah's 4x100m relay team consisting of Dee Denis, Emily Martin, Maya LeBar and Josefine Eriksen got the meet kicked off breaking the facility and program record with a combined time of 44.77 (aa). Later on, freshman Shana Van Elderen crushed the previous triple jump record with a leap of 12.75m (41-10) in her final attempt of the afternoon. Emily Martin wrapped things up for Utah by breaking Alissa Atisme's 100m record with a sprint of 11.73 (aa) against a -3.0 head wind.
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UP NEXT
Utah won't be traveling as far next week with a select group competing at the Robison Invitational (April 20-22) down at BYU while Emily Venters heads on down to the Payton Jordan Invitational.
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For the latest news and information on the Utah cross country and track & field programs, fans can stay connected online at www.UtahUtes.com and on social media by following on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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