Rams Travel to West Coast Relays

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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – Three different groups of Rams flew out of Denver International Airport Thursday at different times, but all were headed to California to compete in the two-day West Coast Relays, hosted by Fresno State.

The first group, the hammer throwers, had a very early walk thru of the airport since they will compete later this afternoon at 4 p.m. MT in the meet's first event at Warmerdam Field. Friday moves over to Veterans Memorial Stadium in Clovis and consists of everything, starting at 11 a.m. MT with the women's javelin and concludes with the men's 5,000m invitational at 9:35 p.m. MT. A small portion of distance Rams will also be competing in the Stanford Invitational late Friday night in Palo Alto, Calif.

This weekend marks the 79th edition of the West Coast Relays. Last year marked the return of the meet after a 16-year hiatus. This year's event will feature athletes from 16 programs from four states across the west. Notable teams competing alongside CSU include CSU Bakersfield, Cal Poly, Washington, UCLA, San Jose State, Seattle Pacific, Utah, Long Beach State, Utah, Fresno Pacific, Loyola Marymount, California Baptist, and the host Bulldogs.

Live results of the West Coast Relays can be found on https://csura.ms/3tWmbMX. FloTrack will be offering a paid live stream. Admission for Friday is $7 for adults and $5 for youth and seniors (65+). Purchasing tickets online ahead of the meet is encouraged.

In last week's outdoor opener for CSU, the Rams tallied 13 top-20 school marks including five within the top 5. On the NCAA Outdoor Performance List, the Rams have nine total marks in the top 50 between the women and men.

NCAA West Outdoor Performance List Top-50 (Colorado State)
The top 48 competitors from the NCAA West will vie to place in the top 12 and earn a berth to the NCAA Championships on June 8-11 in Eugene, Ore. The NCAA East mirrors this as well, making the field at nationals 24 for each event.

Women
8th; 400 meters, Jessica Ozoude
26th; 400 meters, Grace Goldsworthy
7th; 1500 meters, Lauren Offerman
13th; 400mH, Yolonda Johnson
24th; 3000mS, Kylie Poole
44th; 3000mS, Devon Peterson
47th; 3000mS, Lauren Turner
17th; Pole Vault, Celyn Stermer
29th; Long Jump, Lexie Keller
30th; Shot Put, Gabi McDonald
19th; Discus, Michaela Hawkins
39th; Discus, Morgan Stewart
44th; Discus, Gabi McDonald

Men
25th; 800m, Jacob Brueckman
28th; 800m, Ryan Birkmeier
33rd; 1500m, Tom Oates
37th; 1500m, Tanner Norman
39th; 1500m, Thomas Chaston
30th; 4x400m, Adam Stark, DeVon Washington, John Fulton, Jack Cauble
19th; Pole Vault, Eldridge Harris
21st; Triple Jump, Allam Bushara
49th; Triple Jump, Isa Bynum
39th; Shot Put, Mariano Kis
29th; Discus, Adam Dawson

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Eldridge Harris

Michaela Hawkins

Yolonda Johnson

Lexie Keller

Mariano Kis

Gabi Morris

Tanner Norman

Tom Oates

Lauren Offerman

Jessica Ozoude

Devon Peterson

Kylie Poole

Adam Stark

Celyn Stermer

Morgan Stewart

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