Broncos Break Records and Claim NCAA Provisional Cuts at Midwest Classic
By: Delanie Gearing, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
INDIANAPOLIS - The women's track and field team delivered an impressive performance at the Midwest Classic, with several athletes standing out in multiple events. Jade Kingston, Arissa Hatcher, and Neshara Smith each set new school records, and Hatcher and Smith also secured NCAA provisional qualifications. Several other athletes made their mark by entering the program's all-time top-10 records, showcasing a talented squad poised to make an impact this season.
Meet Results:
3000 Meter
- Jade Kingston: 10:06.86 SCHOOL RECORD
- Miranda Palacios: 10:26.48 CPP TOP 10
- Galilea Jimenez: 10:28.58 CPP TOP 10
- Chloe Alchin: 10:29.01 CPP TOP 10
800 Meter Dash
- Arissa Hatcher: 2:12.10 SCHOOL RECORD NCAA PROVO
60 Meter Dash
- Samira Stevenson: 7.81 CPP TOP 10
- Trinity Moseby: 8.00
200 Meter Dash
- Jessica James: 25.12 CPP TOP 10
- Samira Stevenson: 25.30 CPP TOP 10
- Trinity Moseby: 26.53
400 Meter Dash
- Jessica James: 57.18 CPP TOP 10
- Tianna Jardstrom: 57.72 CPP TOP 10
- Keneyia Hall: 1:00.53
60 Meter Hurdles
- Neshara Smith: 8.55 SCHOOL RECORD NCAA PROVO
- Keneyia Hall: 10.06
4x400 Meter Relay
- Tianna Jardstrom, Arissa Hatcher, Trinity Moseby, and Jessica James: 3:54.00
High Jump
- Sarah Lindenthal: 1.58 meters
Pole Vault
- Isabelle Carreon: 3.71 meters
Long Jump
- Neshara Smith: 5.45 meters CPP TOP 10
Up Next:
The Broncos head to Mankato, MN for the Premier Meet on February 14th.
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