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Friday, January 11
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Potts Indoor Invitational
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Rams resume indoor season at Potts Indoor Invitational
1/10/2019 12:12:00 PM | Track & Field
Rams to compete at Colorado’s Indoor Practice Facility on Friday and Saturday
This Week
Potts Indoor Invitational
Friday, Jan. 11 and Saturday, Jan. 12
CU Indoor Practice Facility | Boulder, Colo.
Hosted by Colorado
Coverage: Live Results | Meet Information
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The Colorado State track & field team resumes its 2018-19 indoor season this weekend at the Potts Indoor Invitational.
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The Potts Indoor Invitational is hosted by Colorado on Friday and Saturday from the CU Indoor Practice Facility in Boulder, Colo. Among the teams competing will be five Front Range schools, including Colorado State, host Colorado, Wyoming, Northern Colorado and Air Force. The meet may be followed through live results.
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Friday's action will be completely comprised of field events, starting at 3 p.m. MT. Up first will be the men's weight throw, the men's high jump, the women's long jump and women's pole vault, followed by the same events contested by the opposite gender upon the conclusion of the day's opening events.
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The men's shot put and women's triple jump will kick off Saturday's competition at 10 a.m. MT, followed by the women's shot and men's triple. Events on the track will begin at 1 p.m. MT with the men's 60-meter hurdles, and will conclude at 4:35 p.m. MT with the women's 4x400-meter relay.
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A full recap and results will be posted to CSURams.com as soon as each are available. After the Potts Indoor Invitational, Colorado State will return to action at the Air Force Team Challenge on Friday, Jan. 18.
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Last Time Out: Rams at Mines Alumni Classic & Multi, Air Force Holiday Open
Colorado State opened its 2018-19 indoor season at the Mines Alumni Classic & Multi and the Air Force Holiday Open on Dec. 6 and 7. The opening weekend was all the Rams needed for a record-breaking performance, as redshirt senior Marybeth Sant broke the all-time Colorado State record in the women's 60 meters in Golden, Colo.
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Sant's time was 7.26, following a preliminaries time of 7.31. The redshirt senior broke the record formerly held by former CSU great and Olympian Janay DeLoach, who set the original record in 2006, also with a time of 7.31. In addition to the program record, Sant's time ranks as the sixth-best in Mountain West history.
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Sant's time was one of several new entries on CSU's all-time indoor top 20. See below for a breakdown of each of those performances.
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All-Time Top-20 Performances on Dec. 6-7, 2018 With Ranking in CSU Indoor Track & Field History
Marybeth Sant – No. 1, women's 60 meters (7.26)
Amelia Harvey – No. 4, women's long jump (19-7.5); No. 11, pentathlon (3,605)
Maria Muzzio – No. 8, women's shot put (51-1)
Tarynn Sieg – No. 9, women's shot put (50-10.25); No. 14, women's weight throw (59-3.5)
Marlee Brown – No. 11, women's long jump (18-9)
Briyana Bunson – No. 15, women's 60 meters (7.69)
Bradly Wright – No. 15, men's heptathlon (4,434)
Lexie Keller – No. 16, pentathlon (3,493)
Aria Tate – No. 17, women's long jump (18-5)
Maddie Wilson – No. 17, women's pole vault (11-5.75)
Sam Duchow-Pressley – No. 17, men's heptathlon (4,354)
Cory Taylor – No. 17, men's long jump (23-6)
Germain Barnes – No. 19, men's 60-meter hurdles (8.24)
Jasmine Chesson – No. 20, women's 60 meters (7.85)
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Returning Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
At the conference level, Colorado State finished in second on each of the women's and men's sides last season. CSU returns seven athletes between the two teams that earned All-Mountain West honors last indoor season, including one Mountain West indoor champion, senior Kelcey Bedard (weight throw). Sophomore Destinee Rocker (60-meter hurdles) is also among the indoor all-conference returners for the women's team.
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Five Rams return as indoor all-conference performers for CSU's men's team, including sophomore Caleb Hardy (4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay), junior Bailey King (weight throw), senior Trent Powell (distance medley relay), senior Cole Rockhold (mile, distance medley relay) and senior Ronald Sayles (4x400-meter relay).
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2018 Women's Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
Kelcey Bedard – weight throw (champion)
Destinee Rocker – 60-meter hurdles
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2018 Men's Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
Caleb Hardy - 4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay
Bailey King – weight throw
Trent Powell – distance medley relay
Cole Rockhold – mile, distance medley relay
Ronald Sayles - 4x400-meter relay
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Current Rams Among Program's All-Time Top Performers (Entering 2018-19)
Returners for the Colorado State track & field team in 2018-19 are among the program's all-time top performers in each event area. On the track, senior Cole Rockhold entered this season as the Rams' all-time 3,000 meters leader, while senior Gabby Smith (No. 3 all-time performer in the pole vault) was the highest-ranked Ram among athletes competing in field events entering the indoor season.
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All-Time Top 20 Indoor Performers – Women's (Prior to 2018-19 Indoor Season)
Emma Atwell – Mile (No. 19 – 4:58.65)
Kelcey Bedard – Weight throw (No. 4 – 66-3.75)
Annemarie Carlson – 400 meters (No. 20 – 57.54)
Jasmine Chesson – 400 meters (No. 3 – 55.32), 200 meters (No. 16 - 25.03)
Michelle Gould – 400 meters (No. 15 – 57.19)
Amelia Harvey – Long jump (No. 7 – 19-0.75), triple jump (No. 7 – 39-8.5), 60-meter hurdles (No. 19 – 8.94)
Linnea Jonsson – Weight throw (No. 9 – 62-5)
Ali Kallner – Mile (No. 8 – 4:52.55), 5,000 meters (No. 15 – 17:10.97), 3,000 meters (No. 20 – 9:59.92)
Macy Kreutz – 800 meters (No. 2 – 2:08.72)
Maria Muzzio – Shot put (No. 10 – 49-9.75)
Jessica Ozoude – 200 meters (No. 4 – 24.22), 400 meters (No. 5 – 55.62), 60 meters (No. 6 – 7.48)
Destinee Rocker – 60-meter hurdles (No. 3 – 8.29)
Marybeth Sant – 60 meters (No. 5 – 7.43), 200 meters (No. 9 – 24.59)
Tarynn Sieg – Shot put (No. 13 – 47-4.5)
Aliya Simpson – Pole vault (No. 4 – 12-6.75)
Gabby Smith – Pole vault (No. 3 – 12-9.5), pentathlon (No. 12 – 3,571)
Josie Spitz – Pole vault (No. 6 – 12-5.5)
Roxy Trotter – 800 meters (No. 7 – 2:12.30), mile (No. 9 – 4:52.57)
Tarah Vijayasarathy – Triple jump (No. 9 – 39-4)
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All-Time Top 20 Indoor Performers – Men's (Prior to 2018-19 Indoor Season)
Forrest Barton – 5,000 meters (No. 20 – 14:41.01)
Isa Bynum – Long jump (No. 14 – 23-7.25), triple jump (No. 16 – 48-1.25)
Satchel Caldwell – 5,000 meters (No. 14 – 14:29.11)
Dalten Fox – Triple jump (No. 20 – 47-9.25)
Eric Hamer – 5,000 meters (No. 6 – 14:15.07)
Caleb Hardy – 400 meters (No. 9 – 48.33)
Carson Hume – 3,000 meters (No. 5 – 8:05.02), mile (No. 15 – 4:08.29)
Maximilliano Martinez – 5,000 meters (No. 9 – 14:24.20)
Trent Powell – 3,000 meters (No. 8 – 8:07.79), mile (No. 18 – 4:09.33)
Cole Rockhold – 3,000 meters (No. 1 – 7:50.10), mile (No. 2 – 3:59.55)
Ronald Sayles – 200 meters (No. 5 - 21.49), 400 meters (No. 11 – 48.39)
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Potts Indoor Invitational
Friday, Jan. 11 and Saturday, Jan. 12
CU Indoor Practice Facility | Boulder, Colo.
Hosted by Colorado
Coverage: Live Results | Meet Information
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The Colorado State track & field team resumes its 2018-19 indoor season this weekend at the Potts Indoor Invitational.
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The Potts Indoor Invitational is hosted by Colorado on Friday and Saturday from the CU Indoor Practice Facility in Boulder, Colo. Among the teams competing will be five Front Range schools, including Colorado State, host Colorado, Wyoming, Northern Colorado and Air Force. The meet may be followed through live results.
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Friday's action will be completely comprised of field events, starting at 3 p.m. MT. Up first will be the men's weight throw, the men's high jump, the women's long jump and women's pole vault, followed by the same events contested by the opposite gender upon the conclusion of the day's opening events.
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The men's shot put and women's triple jump will kick off Saturday's competition at 10 a.m. MT, followed by the women's shot and men's triple. Events on the track will begin at 1 p.m. MT with the men's 60-meter hurdles, and will conclude at 4:35 p.m. MT with the women's 4x400-meter relay.
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A full recap and results will be posted to CSURams.com as soon as each are available. After the Potts Indoor Invitational, Colorado State will return to action at the Air Force Team Challenge on Friday, Jan. 18.
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Last Time Out: Rams at Mines Alumni Classic & Multi, Air Force Holiday Open
Colorado State opened its 2018-19 indoor season at the Mines Alumni Classic & Multi and the Air Force Holiday Open on Dec. 6 and 7. The opening weekend was all the Rams needed for a record-breaking performance, as redshirt senior Marybeth Sant broke the all-time Colorado State record in the women's 60 meters in Golden, Colo.
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Sant's time was 7.26, following a preliminaries time of 7.31. The redshirt senior broke the record formerly held by former CSU great and Olympian Janay DeLoach, who set the original record in 2006, also with a time of 7.31. In addition to the program record, Sant's time ranks as the sixth-best in Mountain West history.
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Sant's time was one of several new entries on CSU's all-time indoor top 20. See below for a breakdown of each of those performances.
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All-Time Top-20 Performances on Dec. 6-7, 2018 With Ranking in CSU Indoor Track & Field History
Marybeth Sant – No. 1, women's 60 meters (7.26)
Amelia Harvey – No. 4, women's long jump (19-7.5); No. 11, pentathlon (3,605)
Maria Muzzio – No. 8, women's shot put (51-1)
Tarynn Sieg – No. 9, women's shot put (50-10.25); No. 14, women's weight throw (59-3.5)
Marlee Brown – No. 11, women's long jump (18-9)
Briyana Bunson – No. 15, women's 60 meters (7.69)
Bradly Wright – No. 15, men's heptathlon (4,434)
Lexie Keller – No. 16, pentathlon (3,493)
Aria Tate – No. 17, women's long jump (18-5)
Maddie Wilson – No. 17, women's pole vault (11-5.75)
Sam Duchow-Pressley – No. 17, men's heptathlon (4,354)
Cory Taylor – No. 17, men's long jump (23-6)
Germain Barnes – No. 19, men's 60-meter hurdles (8.24)
Jasmine Chesson – No. 20, women's 60 meters (7.85)
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Returning Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
At the conference level, Colorado State finished in second on each of the women's and men's sides last season. CSU returns seven athletes between the two teams that earned All-Mountain West honors last indoor season, including one Mountain West indoor champion, senior Kelcey Bedard (weight throw). Sophomore Destinee Rocker (60-meter hurdles) is also among the indoor all-conference returners for the women's team.
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Five Rams return as indoor all-conference performers for CSU's men's team, including sophomore Caleb Hardy (4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay), junior Bailey King (weight throw), senior Trent Powell (distance medley relay), senior Cole Rockhold (mile, distance medley relay) and senior Ronald Sayles (4x400-meter relay).
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2018 Women's Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
Kelcey Bedard – weight throw (champion)
Destinee Rocker – 60-meter hurdles
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2018 Men's Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
Caleb Hardy - 4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay
Bailey King – weight throw
Trent Powell – distance medley relay
Cole Rockhold – mile, distance medley relay
Ronald Sayles - 4x400-meter relay
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Current Rams Among Program's All-Time Top Performers (Entering 2018-19)
Returners for the Colorado State track & field team in 2018-19 are among the program's all-time top performers in each event area. On the track, senior Cole Rockhold entered this season as the Rams' all-time 3,000 meters leader, while senior Gabby Smith (No. 3 all-time performer in the pole vault) was the highest-ranked Ram among athletes competing in field events entering the indoor season.
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All-Time Top 20 Indoor Performers – Women's (Prior to 2018-19 Indoor Season)
Emma Atwell – Mile (No. 19 – 4:58.65)
Kelcey Bedard – Weight throw (No. 4 – 66-3.75)
Annemarie Carlson – 400 meters (No. 20 – 57.54)
Jasmine Chesson – 400 meters (No. 3 – 55.32), 200 meters (No. 16 - 25.03)
Michelle Gould – 400 meters (No. 15 – 57.19)
Amelia Harvey – Long jump (No. 7 – 19-0.75), triple jump (No. 7 – 39-8.5), 60-meter hurdles (No. 19 – 8.94)
Linnea Jonsson – Weight throw (No. 9 – 62-5)
Ali Kallner – Mile (No. 8 – 4:52.55), 5,000 meters (No. 15 – 17:10.97), 3,000 meters (No. 20 – 9:59.92)
Macy Kreutz – 800 meters (No. 2 – 2:08.72)
Maria Muzzio – Shot put (No. 10 – 49-9.75)
Jessica Ozoude – 200 meters (No. 4 – 24.22), 400 meters (No. 5 – 55.62), 60 meters (No. 6 – 7.48)
Destinee Rocker – 60-meter hurdles (No. 3 – 8.29)
Marybeth Sant – 60 meters (No. 5 – 7.43), 200 meters (No. 9 – 24.59)
Tarynn Sieg – Shot put (No. 13 – 47-4.5)
Aliya Simpson – Pole vault (No. 4 – 12-6.75)
Gabby Smith – Pole vault (No. 3 – 12-9.5), pentathlon (No. 12 – 3,571)
Josie Spitz – Pole vault (No. 6 – 12-5.5)
Roxy Trotter – 800 meters (No. 7 – 2:12.30), mile (No. 9 – 4:52.57)
Tarah Vijayasarathy – Triple jump (No. 9 – 39-4)
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All-Time Top 20 Indoor Performers – Men's (Prior to 2018-19 Indoor Season)
Forrest Barton – 5,000 meters (No. 20 – 14:41.01)
Isa Bynum – Long jump (No. 14 – 23-7.25), triple jump (No. 16 – 48-1.25)
Satchel Caldwell – 5,000 meters (No. 14 – 14:29.11)
Dalten Fox – Triple jump (No. 20 – 47-9.25)
Eric Hamer – 5,000 meters (No. 6 – 14:15.07)
Caleb Hardy – 400 meters (No. 9 – 48.33)
Carson Hume – 3,000 meters (No. 5 – 8:05.02), mile (No. 15 – 4:08.29)
Maximilliano Martinez – 5,000 meters (No. 9 – 14:24.20)
Trent Powell – 3,000 meters (No. 8 – 8:07.79), mile (No. 18 – 4:09.33)
Cole Rockhold – 3,000 meters (No. 1 – 7:50.10), mile (No. 2 – 3:59.55)
Ronald Sayles – 200 meters (No. 5 - 21.49), 400 meters (No. 11 – 48.39)
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