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4x100m Relay Team Makes History by Punching Ticket to NCAA Championships
5/31/2025 8:27 PM | Track & Field
Utah track & field will have a 4x100m relay team at NCAA Championships for the first time in program history.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Utah track & field team saw its 4x100m relay team make history when it recorded a time qualifying mark to punch its ticket to the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Saturday inside E.B. Cushing Stadium on the final day of competition at NCAA West Regionals.
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Utah's total of six athletes that punched their ticket to Eugene for the NCAA Track & Field Outdoor is a new program-high – which was set last season with five.
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The day got off to a hot start for Utah as Megan Rose, Emily Martin, Bailey Kealamakia and Chelsea Amoah became the first 4x100m relay squad to earn a berth to the NCAA Championships after finishing with a school record time of 43.85 to earn the last and final time qualifying spot.
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Utah's 1500m trio of Bri Rinn, Erin Vringer and Millie Wilcox was unable to advance to Eugene. Rinn was just shy of the final qualifying time mark, crossing at 4:13.05 while Erin Vringer was right behind her at 4:13.35. Wilcox would round things out for the Utes with a run of 4:21.49.
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In the 3000m steeplechase, Sona Kourilova was just off of her personal best when she clocked in at 10:19.46 in her first NCAA West Regional meet. Emily Chaston wasn't able to advance too, finishing at 10:22.71.
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Vringer would return to the track for a second opportunity to punch her ticket to Eugene, but was short in the 5000m race when she clocked in at 16:20.17.
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The 4x400m relay squad consisting of Amoah, Martin, Annie Ivins and Kealamakia closed out the weekend for Utah and finished with the third-fastest mark in program history at 3:35.30 but wasn't able to notch an advancing mark.
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UP NEXT
The Women of Utah will have about a week and a half to rest up and prepare for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships – which will kick off on Thursday, June 12, in Eugene, Ore., at the reimagined Hayward Field. Full coverage of the championships will air live on the ESPN family of networks.
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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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Utah's total of six athletes that punched their ticket to Eugene for the NCAA Track & Field Outdoor is a new program-high – which was set last season with five.
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The day got off to a hot start for Utah as Megan Rose, Emily Martin, Bailey Kealamakia and Chelsea Amoah became the first 4x100m relay squad to earn a berth to the NCAA Championships after finishing with a school record time of 43.85 to earn the last and final time qualifying spot.
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Utah's 1500m trio of Bri Rinn, Erin Vringer and Millie Wilcox was unable to advance to Eugene. Rinn was just shy of the final qualifying time mark, crossing at 4:13.05 while Erin Vringer was right behind her at 4:13.35. Wilcox would round things out for the Utes with a run of 4:21.49.
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In the 3000m steeplechase, Sona Kourilova was just off of her personal best when she clocked in at 10:19.46 in her first NCAA West Regional meet. Emily Chaston wasn't able to advance too, finishing at 10:22.71.
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Vringer would return to the track for a second opportunity to punch her ticket to Eugene, but was short in the 5000m race when she clocked in at 16:20.17.
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The 4x400m relay squad consisting of Amoah, Martin, Annie Ivins and Kealamakia closed out the weekend for Utah and finished with the third-fastest mark in program history at 3:35.30 but wasn't able to notch an advancing mark.
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UP NEXT
The Women of Utah will have about a week and a half to rest up and prepare for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships – which will kick off on Thursday, June 12, in Eugene, Ore., at the reimagined Hayward Field. Full coverage of the championships will air live on the ESPN family of networks.
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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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