Colorado State University Athletics
Saturday, December 14
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UCCS Holiday Invite
Aria Tate’s Two Titles Highlight Rams on Saturday
12/14/2019 6:34:00 PM | Track & Field
10 Individual Titles for the Rams
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The Colorado State track and field team racked up 10 individual event titles, two coming from senior Aria Tate, Saturday at the UCCS Holiday Invite at the Mountain Lion Fieldhouse.
Tate, of Irmo, S.C., won the high jump with a height of 5'10.5'' (1.79), measuring for a tie in fourth all-time at CSU and notching a new personal best. In her first time competing indoor in the 60-meter hurdles for the Rams, she took first with a time of 8.59 – good for ninth in CSU history.
Four other individual winners came from the women's side. In the 60 meters, Briyana Bunson finished first with a time of 7.45 to edge ahead of her PR set last week and move up to seventh all-time on the Ram record board. Also moving into the event's top-10 and winning was Amelia Harvey in the triple jump at 39'10.75'' for a PR and seventh in school history.
To round out the lady winners and for the second-straight meet, Maria Muzzio and Ashton Hallsted won the shot put and weight throw, respectively. Muzzio tossed a 50'3.5'' distance, registering 11th on the school list. Albeit unattached again, Hallsted threw a 62'10'', which also would register as 11th-best in the green and gold if official.
On the men's side, Isa Bynum notched his third individual event title in the early season and second in the long jump by taking this one with a jump of 23'10.25''. The distance ties him on the school list at 10th, but not better than his fifth-best mark set last week.
Freshman Allam Bushara busted onto the scene in the triple jump with a 49'8.50'' score for a PR and sixth-best in school history. The final individual Ram winner came from Bailey King in the weight throw after he slung it 58'11.5''.
The last event of the day went to the Rams in the 4x400-meter relay. DeVon Washington, Jack Sheesley, Elijah Weetman, Tom Willems were the first team to cross with a time of 3:21.34.
Aside from the individual winners, 10 Rams set new personal bests in their events and one debut was made.
Notably, Tate also almost obtained the hat trick in event titles as she finished second in the long jump with another top-10 school mark and personal best.
RESULTS FROM SATURDAY
For complete results see link at top of recap
Finals Only
Men's Long Jump
1. Isa Bynum – 23'10.25'' (T-10th in CSU history)
6. Cory Taylor – 23'0''
10. Drew Thompson – 21'4.75'' - PR
11. Allam Bushara – 21'3.25''- PR
12. Austin Davis –21'2.75'' – Debut
Men's Triple Jump
1. Allam Bushara – 49'8.50'' (6th in CSU History) - PR
Men's Weight Throw
1. Bailey King – 58'11.5''
2. Adam Dawson – 56'6.5''
4. Lane Walter (UNA) – 53'1''
5. Mariano Kis (UNA) – 53'1''
7. Beau Gordon – 51'9''
11. James Heater – 48'3.5''
16. Max Christenberry (UNA) – 39'3.75''
Men's 60 meters
2. Will Domier – 6.86 (T-13th in CSU history) – PR
8. Germain Barnes – 7.12
Men's High Jump
4. Trenton Wallace (UNA) – 6'5.5'' (1.97, 1 miss)
5. Christian Carnahan – 6'5.5'' (1.97, 2 misses)
7. Shane Gates – 6'3.5'' (1.92)
10. Ryan Blake – 6'1.5'' (1.87)
10. Jose Lopez (UNA) – 6'1.5'' (1.87)
13. Mauricio Galindo Vega – 6'1.5'' (1.87) - PR
Men's Shot Put
5. Mariano Kis (UNA) – 52'8''
6. Beau Gordon – 51'7.25''
7. Bailey King – 50'10.25''
10. James Heater – 48'4.75 - PR
14. Lane Walter (UNA) – 40'4.75''
Men's 60m Hurdles
8. Jose Lopez (UNA) – 9.03
Men's 400 meters
8. Shane Gates – 53.15
Men's 4x400-meter relay
1.DeVon Washington, Jack Sheesley, Elijah Weetman, Tom Willems – 3:21.34
3.Hunter Payne, Adam Stark, Nick Fondiller, Dylan Abbamonte-Plantinga – 3:25.57
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Women's High Jump
1. Aria Tate – 5'10.5'' (1.79); (T-4th in CSU History) PR
3. Jordan Lanning – 5'5.75'' (1.67, 2 miss) PR
5. Lexie Keller – 5'3.75'' (1.62, 1 miss)
7. Audrey Simmons – 5'3.75'' (1.62, 2 miss)
10. Kate McCain – 5'1.75'' (1.57, 1 miss)
Women's 60m Hurdles
1. Aria Tate – 8.59 (9th in CSU history)
Women's 60 meters
1. Briyana Bunson – 7.45 (7th in CSU history) –bested her 7.52 from last week that is now 8th
6. Lauren Gale (UNA) – 7.67 (Would be T-13th if official)
8. Jasmine Chesson – 7.80 (20th in CSU history) - .01 behind her PR set last week
Women's Triple Jump
1. Amelia Harvey – 39'10.75'' – (7th in CSU history) – PR
Women's Shot Put
1. Maria Muzzio – 50'3.5'' (11th in CSU history)
4. Ashton Hallsted (UNA) ' 42'10.25''
6. Morgan Stewart – 41'4.5''
Women's Long Jump
2. Aria Tate – 19'1.25'' (8th in CSU history) - PR
3. Lexie Keller – 18'4.5'' (T-19th in CSU history) - PR
4. Amelia Harvey – 18'3''
10. Jordan Lanning – 17'8''
Women's Pole Vault
2. Josie Spitz – 11'11.75'' – (3.65); (T-12th in CSU history, owns the 2nd-best mark)
3. Madeline Wilson – 11'7.75'' (3.55); (T-14th in CSU history)
4. Celyn Stermer – 11'7.75'' (3.55, 1 miss); (T-14th in CSU history)
6. Lauren Jarossy – 11'1.75'' (3.4, 2 miss); (20th in CSU history) - PR
Women's Weight Throw
1. Ashton Hallsted (UNA) – 62'10''; (Would be 11th if official)
2. Haley Showalter (UNA) – 57'6.5''
3. Morgan Stewart – 52'3.75'' - PR
11. Kiara Ballard (UNA) – 42'3.5''
For More on Colorado State Track & Field and Cross Country follow: Twitter – CSUTrackFieldXC | Instagram – csutrackfieldXC | Facebook – Colorado State Track & Field/Cross Country
Tate, of Irmo, S.C., won the high jump with a height of 5'10.5'' (1.79), measuring for a tie in fourth all-time at CSU and notching a new personal best. In her first time competing indoor in the 60-meter hurdles for the Rams, she took first with a time of 8.59 – good for ninth in CSU history.
Four other individual winners came from the women's side. In the 60 meters, Briyana Bunson finished first with a time of 7.45 to edge ahead of her PR set last week and move up to seventh all-time on the Ram record board. Also moving into the event's top-10 and winning was Amelia Harvey in the triple jump at 39'10.75'' for a PR and seventh in school history.
To round out the lady winners and for the second-straight meet, Maria Muzzio and Ashton Hallsted won the shot put and weight throw, respectively. Muzzio tossed a 50'3.5'' distance, registering 11th on the school list. Albeit unattached again, Hallsted threw a 62'10'', which also would register as 11th-best in the green and gold if official.
On the men's side, Isa Bynum notched his third individual event title in the early season and second in the long jump by taking this one with a jump of 23'10.25''. The distance ties him on the school list at 10th, but not better than his fifth-best mark set last week.
Freshman Allam Bushara busted onto the scene in the triple jump with a 49'8.50'' score for a PR and sixth-best in school history. The final individual Ram winner came from Bailey King in the weight throw after he slung it 58'11.5''.
The last event of the day went to the Rams in the 4x400-meter relay. DeVon Washington, Jack Sheesley, Elijah Weetman, Tom Willems were the first team to cross with a time of 3:21.34.
Aside from the individual winners, 10 Rams set new personal bests in their events and one debut was made.
Notably, Tate also almost obtained the hat trick in event titles as she finished second in the long jump with another top-10 school mark and personal best.
RESULTS FROM SATURDAY
For complete results see link at top of recap
Finals Only
Men's Long Jump
1. Isa Bynum – 23'10.25'' (T-10th in CSU history)
6. Cory Taylor – 23'0''
10. Drew Thompson – 21'4.75'' - PR
11. Allam Bushara – 21'3.25''- PR
12. Austin Davis –21'2.75'' – Debut
Men's Triple Jump
1. Allam Bushara – 49'8.50'' (6th in CSU History) - PR
Men's Weight Throw
1. Bailey King – 58'11.5''
2. Adam Dawson – 56'6.5''
4. Lane Walter (UNA) – 53'1''
5. Mariano Kis (UNA) – 53'1''
7. Beau Gordon – 51'9''
11. James Heater – 48'3.5''
16. Max Christenberry (UNA) – 39'3.75''
Men's 60 meters
2. Will Domier – 6.86 (T-13th in CSU history) – PR
8. Germain Barnes – 7.12
Men's High Jump
4. Trenton Wallace (UNA) – 6'5.5'' (1.97, 1 miss)
5. Christian Carnahan – 6'5.5'' (1.97, 2 misses)
7. Shane Gates – 6'3.5'' (1.92)
10. Ryan Blake – 6'1.5'' (1.87)
10. Jose Lopez (UNA) – 6'1.5'' (1.87)
13. Mauricio Galindo Vega – 6'1.5'' (1.87) - PR
Men's Shot Put
5. Mariano Kis (UNA) – 52'8''
6. Beau Gordon – 51'7.25''
7. Bailey King – 50'10.25''
10. James Heater – 48'4.75 - PR
14. Lane Walter (UNA) – 40'4.75''
Men's 60m Hurdles
8. Jose Lopez (UNA) – 9.03
Men's 400 meters
8. Shane Gates – 53.15
Men's 4x400-meter relay
1.DeVon Washington, Jack Sheesley, Elijah Weetman, Tom Willems – 3:21.34
3.Hunter Payne, Adam Stark, Nick Fondiller, Dylan Abbamonte-Plantinga – 3:25.57
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Women's High Jump
1. Aria Tate – 5'10.5'' (1.79); (T-4th in CSU History) PR
3. Jordan Lanning – 5'5.75'' (1.67, 2 miss) PR
5. Lexie Keller – 5'3.75'' (1.62, 1 miss)
7. Audrey Simmons – 5'3.75'' (1.62, 2 miss)
10. Kate McCain – 5'1.75'' (1.57, 1 miss)
Women's 60m Hurdles
1. Aria Tate – 8.59 (9th in CSU history)
Women's 60 meters
1. Briyana Bunson – 7.45 (7th in CSU history) –bested her 7.52 from last week that is now 8th
6. Lauren Gale (UNA) – 7.67 (Would be T-13th if official)
8. Jasmine Chesson – 7.80 (20th in CSU history) - .01 behind her PR set last week
Women's Triple Jump
1. Amelia Harvey – 39'10.75'' – (7th in CSU history) – PR
Women's Shot Put
1. Maria Muzzio – 50'3.5'' (11th in CSU history)
4. Ashton Hallsted (UNA) ' 42'10.25''
6. Morgan Stewart – 41'4.5''
Women's Long Jump
2. Aria Tate – 19'1.25'' (8th in CSU history) - PR
3. Lexie Keller – 18'4.5'' (T-19th in CSU history) - PR
4. Amelia Harvey – 18'3''
10. Jordan Lanning – 17'8''
Women's Pole Vault
2. Josie Spitz – 11'11.75'' – (3.65); (T-12th in CSU history, owns the 2nd-best mark)
3. Madeline Wilson – 11'7.75'' (3.55); (T-14th in CSU history)
4. Celyn Stermer – 11'7.75'' (3.55, 1 miss); (T-14th in CSU history)
6. Lauren Jarossy – 11'1.75'' (3.4, 2 miss); (20th in CSU history) - PR
Women's Weight Throw
1. Ashton Hallsted (UNA) – 62'10''; (Would be 11th if official)
2. Haley Showalter (UNA) – 57'6.5''
3. Morgan Stewart – 52'3.75'' - PR
11. Kiara Ballard (UNA) – 42'3.5''
For More on Colorado State Track & Field and Cross Country follow: Twitter – CSUTrackFieldXC | Instagram – csutrackfieldXC | Facebook – Colorado State Track & Field/Cross Country
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