TFRRS Career Results Page
Overall Career Honors
- RMAC Champion (2025 Indoor - Triple Jump)
- 5x All-RMAC (Triple Jump)
- First Team - 2025 Indoor
- 4x Second Team
- 2024 Indoor & Outdoor
- 2025 Outdoor
- 2026 Outdoor
- RMAC Field Athlete of the Week (Feb. 7, 2024)
- USTFCCCA All-Academic Team (2025)
- 3x RMAC Academic Honor Roll
2026 Outdoor (Junior): Competed in the triple jump at four meets, including the RMAC Championships… Finished in the top five in three of the four… Set a season-best mark of 14.58 meters (47-10) to finish fifth and earn second team all-conference honors at the conference championships… Ranks seventh in CMU history with that mark which also put him seventh (tie) on the conference’s season-long performance list… Posted a long jump mark of 6.49 meters (21-3.5) at the Chuck Hearing Classic Invitational… Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll.
2025-26 Indoor (Junior): Redshirt season… Competed unattached at the Mountaineer Open & Multis in December… Posted marks of 6.58 meters (21-7) and 14.12 meters (46-3.75) in the long and triple jumps, respectively.
2025 Outdoor (Sophomore): Contested the triple jump at three meets… Earned Second Team All-RMAC honors in the event after placing sixth at the RMAC Championships… Recorded a season-best mark of 14.27 meters (46-10) to do so... Ranked seventh on the RMAC season-long performers list… Had qualified for the RMAC Championships with a mark of 14.19 meters (46-6.75) to place second at the Maverick Invitational… Named to the RMAC Academic Honor Roll.
2024-25 Indoor (Sophomore): Jumped in five meets, including the RMAC Championships… Won the conference title while claiming First Team All-RMAC honors with a career-best effort of 15.00 meters (49-2.5) in the triple jump… Moved to fifth in program history with that NCAA Division II Championship provisional qualifying mark… Was ranked second on the RMAC season-long performance list… Was ranked 23
rd nationally… Also had a career-best long jump mark of 6.77 meters (22-2.5) at the conference meet to place 11
th… Had three top-3 finishes during the regular season... RMAC Academic Honor Roll selection... Went on to be named to the USTFCCCA All-Academic Team.
2024 Outdoor (Freshman): Jumped in four meets, including the RMAC Championships… Contested the triple jump at each and the long jump at three… Finished fifth in the triple jump at the RMAC Championships to garner Second Team All-RMAC accolades… Had a career-best mark of 14.26 meters (46-9.5) to finish second at the Maverick Invite... Finished seventh on the RMAC’s season-long performers list… Had a season-best long jump effort of 6.53 meters (21-5.25) at the Maverick Invite & Multi… Finished 14
th at the RMAC Championships with a performance of 6.35 meters (20-10).
2023-24 Indoor (Freshman): Contested the triple jump at four meets… Set a season-best mark of 14.22 meters (46-8) to finish sixth and earn second team all-conference honors at the RMAC Championships... Finished seventh on the RMAC’s season-long performance list… Had won the event at the Big Red Machine Open with a mark of 14.14 meters (46-4.75), which allowed him to claim RMAC Field Athlete of the Week honors on Feb. 7.
Prep: 2023 graduate of Windsor High School… Earned all-conference honors in the 400 meters and triple jump… Coached by Lindsay Lewis… Finished sixth in the triple jump and ninth in the 400 at the state championships as a senior… Finished ninth in the triple jump as a junior and fifth as a sophomore in 2021… Set a triple jump PR of 45-4.5 during his senior year, winning three of his five meets, including the Northern Colorado Athletic Conference title… Had a 400 PR time of 49.65 in the preliminary round of the state championship… Won the league title with a time of 50.67… Also finished third in the long jump at the league meet after turning in a PR mark of 20-7 at the Greeley Twilight.
Personal: Is majoring in business administration… Son of Sally and Dan Brunk… Has two younger siblings— Carter and Layla… Likes to fish, hunt, hike, climb and snowboard and generally loves doing outdoor activities.
Why I Chose CMU: “I love the environment and everything Grand Junction has to offer.”
