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Saturday, April 12
Salt Lake City, UT
University of Utah
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Utah Spring Classic
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Women of Utah Flourish on Senior Day
4/12/2025 4:30 PM | Track & Field
The Utah track & field team bid farewell to its seniors on Saturday in its lone home meet of the year.
SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah track & field team had a great Saturday on the track in its lone home meet with four PRs and three entries into the record books as it honored nine seniors at McCarthey Family Track & Field Classic.
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The sprints crew got Utah started on the day with Megan Rose posting a PR time of 11.85 (aa) to narrowly set a new PR by .001 and finished third overall. Bailey Kealamakia also set a new PR and captured the heat victory for a mark of 11.88 (aa) and moved herself into sixth all-time at Utah. Chloe Shewell closed out the race for Utah with a new PR as well, running 12.36 (aa) to win her heat.
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Chloe Taylor took fourth-overall in the 400m hurdles for Utah behind a heat victory mark of 1:02.99. Sona Kourilova made her 800m debut and finished third-overall when she crossed the finish line at 2:13.94 (aa).
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Kealamakia then went out and ran the fifth-fastest time in program history when she posted a PR run of 24.02 (aa) for third-overall in the 200m dash.
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Utah's 4x400m relay team of Lela Divinity, Taylor, Shewell and Annie Ivins closed out the day with a bang, winning the even with a time of 3:45.16 (aa).
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UP NEXT
The Women of Utah will now hit the road as the head to the Pacific Northwest for the Oregon Team Open (April 18) and Oregon Team Invitational (April 19) at the reimagined Hayward Field.
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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, on social media by following on Facebook, X and Instagram or stay connected with Utah360, the official mobile app of Utah Athletics through the App Store or Google Play.
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The sprints crew got Utah started on the day with Megan Rose posting a PR time of 11.85 (aa) to narrowly set a new PR by .001 and finished third overall. Bailey Kealamakia also set a new PR and captured the heat victory for a mark of 11.88 (aa) and moved herself into sixth all-time at Utah. Chloe Shewell closed out the race for Utah with a new PR as well, running 12.36 (aa) to win her heat.
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Chloe Taylor took fourth-overall in the 400m hurdles for Utah behind a heat victory mark of 1:02.99. Sona Kourilova made her 800m debut and finished third-overall when she crossed the finish line at 2:13.94 (aa).
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Kealamakia then went out and ran the fifth-fastest time in program history when she posted a PR run of 24.02 (aa) for third-overall in the 200m dash.
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Utah's 4x400m relay team of Lela Divinity, Taylor, Shewell and Annie Ivins closed out the day with a bang, winning the even with a time of 3:45.16 (aa).
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UP NEXT
The Women of Utah will now hit the road as the head to the Pacific Northwest for the Oregon Team Open (April 18) and Oregon Team Invitational (April 19) at the reimagined Hayward Field.
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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, on social media by following on Facebook, X and Instagram or stay connected with Utah360, the official mobile app of Utah Athletics through the App Store or Google Play.
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