Women of Utah Wrap Up Competition for 2025 Calendar Year

Wednesday, December 10

Provo, UT / Smith Fieldhouse

University of Utah

BYU December Invite

Photo by: Margaret Mower/Utah Athletics

Women of Utah Wrap Up Competition for 2025 Calendar Year

12/11/2025 4:27 PM | Track & Field

Live Results

The Utes had a handful make their collegiate debuts as Utah wraps up the 2025 calendar year.

SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah track & field team got a taste of the indoor season on Thursday as it wrapped up the final day of competition at the BYU December Invite to close out the 2025 calendar year.

In the 60m prelims, Utah had 4-of-5 sprinters advance to the finals led by sophomore Chelsea Amoah – who finished third-overall with a time of 7.44 (aa) to improve her hold on the No. 3 spot all-time.

Meanwhile, freshmen Haley Duvall and Kinzlee Riddle saw themselves tied at the No. 5 spot all-time with Matejah Mangum after posting a run of 7.56 (aa) for fifth and sixth, respectively, as they made their collegiate debuts. Mangum wrapped up the quartet of Utes in the 60m finals with a run of 7.62 while Susmitha Jayanthi made her debut in the prelims with a time of 7.91 (aa).

In the 60m hurdles, Lela Divinity advanced to the finals with a run of 8.94 (aa) before placing ninth-overall with a mark of 8.98 (aa).

Morgan Carter placed second-overall in her collegiate debut after sitting out last season due to injury and posted a time of 1:23.20. Freshman Kait Durham also made her collegiate debut, running 1:26.66.

Sona Kourilova won the 1000m run for Utah, crossing the finish line at 2:58.31 followed by Allie Bruce at 3:00.01 for second.

Earlier on Wednesday, Glo Hussey had a great showing for Utah in the Pentathlon – finishing fourth-overall with a PR points total of 3,537 to move up one spot on the all-time list to No. 8. The Phoenix, Ariz., native opened up with a third-place finish in the 60m hurdles with a run of 9.15 (aa) and eighth-place finish in the 800m run.

Utah's 4x400m relay team consisting of Amoah, Duvall, Riddle and Mangum put a bow on the day, claiming first with a run of 3:44.16 (aa).

However, she made up the points in both the high jump and long jump. Hussey tied for first in the high jump with a PR mark of 6-7.75 (1.72m) and moved into a tie for 10th on the all-time list before placing second in the long jump with yet another PR – this time for 19-5.75 (5.93m) to vault herself into fifth all-time at Utah. Hussey closed things off with a fourth-place finish in the shot put after tossing 31-0.75 (9.46m).

Shana Van Elderen also competed on Wednesday, recording a day's best leap of 17-1 (5.2m) for fifth-overall.

UP NEXT
The Utes will get some time to rest and enjoy the holiday break before hitting the indoor season in full swing starting with the Weber State Indoor Invitational (Jan. 9-10).

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