Complete Results

GOLDEN, COLO. – The Colorado Mesa University indoor track and field team continued its strong season with four school records at the Colorado Mines Div. II Invite Friday and Saturday (Jan. 29-30).
 
Andy Bowles lowered his own school record in the 60 hurdles running 8.61 to place fifth. He earned his second school record in the high jump with a leap of 6-6.75 to place third.
 
Danielle Pickert broke her own school record in the shot put with a heave of 39-5.25 to finish seventh.
 
Alexia Chapman, Heidi Weber, Ally Tapp and Lauren Lipski lowered the school record in the distance medley relay by over eight seconds with a time of 12:38.41 to finish fourth.
 
John Cusick won the mile with a season-best and provisional time of 4:20.24.
 
Bacall Sterling finished second in the triple jump with a season-best and provisional mark of 38-8.75.
 
Mike Nelson won the men's 5,000 in 16:12.22, and Lauren Lipski won the women's in a time of 19:09.90.
 
Breanna Royer won the pentathlon with a score of 2,622.
 
Quincey Pedersen placed third in the women's high jump (5-3), and Cameron Morley was fifth in the men's high jump (6-0.75).
 
In the 400, Heidi Weber finished fourth (59.43) and Ally Tapp was sixth (60.16). Zeke Sandoval was the top finisher for the Mavericks in the men's 400 with a time of 52.08 while Nick Patton was eighth (53.94).
 
McKayla Winchester placed sixth in the 60 hurdles (9.66), and Alexia Chapman was sixth in the 800 (2:26.07).
 
Aukahi Nolan tied for sixth in the pole vault (14-1.25), and Spencer Jahr was eighth in the heptathlon with a score of 4,457.
 
Trevor Jensen placed seventh in the shot put (42-6.75) and eighth in the weight throw (50-6.75).
 
Deziree Lipsett finished eighth in the women's weight throw (48-8).
 
The men's 4x400 relay ran a time of 3:33.70 to place fourth, and Gary Reece-Scott was eighth in the 60 (7.13).
 
The men finished sixth and the women seventh of 10 teams.
 
The CMU indoor track and field teams will compete at Western State Feb. 6^th.