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Utah State Track and Field Concludes Regular Season at Oregon Twilight

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Utah State men's track and field concluded their regular season at the Oregon Twilight held at Hayward Field. The event featured notable performances in women's javelin and men's long jump.

Key takeaways

  • Utah State men's track and field concluded their regular season at the Oregon Twilight.
  • Hayden Williams-Downing won the women's javelin with a mark of 153-09.
  • Riley Knott took first place in the men's long jump with a distance of 22-09.00.
  • The competition took place at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

The Utah State men's track and field team competed at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, for the Oregon Twilight. The event served as the conclusion to the regular season.

In the women's javelin competition, Hayden Williams-Downing of Oregon took first place with a distance of 153-09. Kaylen Rabalais, competing unattached, finished second with 140-03. Emily Sproul also competed unattached, securing third place at 136-04.

Other top performers in the women's javelin included Liisa-Maria Lusti of Oregon with 128-11, Lili Herrera unattached with 127-10, Kelly Giles unattached with 121-09, Eboni Zehner of Linfield with 118-08, Andrea Shirley of George Fox with 118-06, and Devyn Chelin of Whitworth with 118-06.

The men's long jump results saw Riley Knott, competing unattached, claim first place with a jump of 22-09.00. Ping Koonantha of Western Oregon tied for second with the same distance of 22-09.00. Kaleb Mcarthur of Willamette placed third with a mark of 21-09.00.

Additional results in the men's long jump included Reece Rheinschmidt of Olympic (Wash.) at 21-08.75, Qwentyn Petty unattached at 21-06.75, Niko White of Willamette at 21-05.50, Owen Phillips of Willamette at 21-02.75, and Jackson McCrimmon of Olympic (Wash.) at 21-02.50. The remaining top ten featured Seth Kramer of Pacific Lutheran at 21-01.50, Matthew Fiso of Seattle U. at 20-03.00, and Tim Rooters of UO Running Club at 19-11.75.

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