Colorado Mesa University Athletics

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2026 Outdoor (Freshman): Represented the team in three meets, including the RMAC Championships… Scored in both the long and triple jumps, placing seventh in the long jump and eighth in the triple… Had a season-best triple jump mark of 14.48 meters (47-6.25) in the triple jump at the conference meet… Ranks ninth in CMU history and tenth on the RMAC’s season-long performance list… Finished seventh in the long jump at the RMAC meet with a mark of 7.04 meters (23-1.25)… Had a season-best of 7.24 meters (23-9) at the Chuck Haering Classic Invitational… Ranks seventh in CMU history with that mark, which also put him eighth on the RMAC season-long performance list.

2025-26 Indoor (Freshman): Competed in three meets… Qualified for the RMAC Championships in both the long and triple jumps… Earned a team point in the long jump with an eighth place jump of 6.61 meters (21-8.25)… Had a season-best of 7.12 meters (23-4.5) to place second at the Mines Winter Classic & Multi… Ranked seventh on the RMAC’s season-long performance list with that mark… Also ranks eighth in CMU history… Had a season-best triple jump mark of 14.05 meters (46-1.25) at the Mines meet as well… Was ranked 12^th on the season-long performance list… Went on to finish 14^th at the RMAC Championships with a mark of 13.59 meters (44-7)… Ran the 60 meters in two regular season meets, posting a best time of 7.24 seconds at the Mountain Lion Open.

Prep: 2025 graduate of Niwot High School… Coached by Maurice Henriques… Finished fourth at the state meet in the triple jump and ninth in the long jump as a senior in 2025… Named as the Cougars’ top jumper three times… Won the long jump three times as a senior, setting a PR of 22-11.5 at the Centaurus Twilight… Won the Boulder County title in both events… Was named as the Championship MVP… Was the Granite Peaks League champion in the triple jump and runner-up in the long jump… Set a triple jump PR of 44-9.75 during the 2024-25 indoor season at the Texas Tech Wes Kittley Invitational while representing REAL Training.

Personal: Is majoring in civil engineering… Aspires to have a solid career out of college and to stay with a company that has good morals and help grow that company in any way he can… Son of Paul and Karen Domich… Has a younger sister— Colette… Loves to chop wood, play tennis and volleyball as well.

Why I Chose CMU: “I chose CMU for the culture and the amazing area it’s located in.”