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Saturday, January 28
Lincoln, Neb.
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Track & Field Heads to Adidas Classic
January 27, 2017 | Track and Field
Red Raiders to compete against Nebraska, North Dakota State and Texas State.
LUBBOCK, Texas – Texas Tech track & field heads to their second out-of-state meet of the season this weekend to compete in Lincoln, Nebraska at the Adidas Classic. The meet is set to begin Saturday at 11:30 a.m.
This is the first time that the Texas Tech track & field program will be traveling to the Adidas Classic meet.
Live results will be available at DeltaTiming.com/Nebraska.
GLOBAL LEADERS
The Texas Tech men have pushed for impressive marks in the first two meets of the season, currently securing five top-10 spots in the world. The leader amongst those is the men's 4x400 team, which is ranked second overall with a time of 3:07.70. This time was achieved last weekend at the Texas A&M Aggie Invitational in College Station where the No. 1 time in the world was achieved by the host team. Next on the board is Andrew Hudson in the 200-meter race with a current No. 5 position in the rankings owed to his 20.80 mark made in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Kyle Collins paced a 46.87 400-meter race at the Aggie Invitational allowing him the No. 6 spot. Sophomore jumper Charles Brown created a new indoor personal-record at A&M of 7.81m/25-7.50. Last but not least is junior high jumper Trey Culver, who is currently tied for 10th with his indoor season opening clearance of 2.21m/7-3 at the Arkansas Invitational. The Red Raiders will continue to push for more world-leading marks this weekend at the Adidas Classic in Lincoln, Nebraska.
THAT'S A WRAP, COLLEGE STATION
Distance runner Miguel Bautista secured a meet-record this past weekend in College Station, Texas. Bautista paced the men's 3000-meter race with a time of 8:07.70, a personal-best for the junior. Though he did not receive a personal record, Kyle Collins still managed to produce a 46.87 400-meter race allowing him to take the sixth-place standing in the world this year and 10th in the NCAA so far this season. Vincent Crisp brought in a second-place 800-meter race finish. Crisp's 1:49.58 time tabbed a new personal record. Zarriea Willis cleared her indoor high of 1.80/5-10.75 in the women's high jump that gave her the second-place meet finish. Andrew Hudson, Kyle Collins, Vincent Crisp and Steven Champlin achieved the No.2 time in the world in the men's 4x400 running the relay in 3:07.70.
Up next the Red Raiders will travel to the New Mexico Classic for their first two-day indoor meet of the season beginning Friday, February 3rd.
This is the first time that the Texas Tech track & field program will be traveling to the Adidas Classic meet.
Live results will be available at DeltaTiming.com/Nebraska.
GLOBAL LEADERS
The Texas Tech men have pushed for impressive marks in the first two meets of the season, currently securing five top-10 spots in the world. The leader amongst those is the men's 4x400 team, which is ranked second overall with a time of 3:07.70. This time was achieved last weekend at the Texas A&M Aggie Invitational in College Station where the No. 1 time in the world was achieved by the host team. Next on the board is Andrew Hudson in the 200-meter race with a current No. 5 position in the rankings owed to his 20.80 mark made in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Kyle Collins paced a 46.87 400-meter race at the Aggie Invitational allowing him the No. 6 spot. Sophomore jumper Charles Brown created a new indoor personal-record at A&M of 7.81m/25-7.50. Last but not least is junior high jumper Trey Culver, who is currently tied for 10th with his indoor season opening clearance of 2.21m/7-3 at the Arkansas Invitational. The Red Raiders will continue to push for more world-leading marks this weekend at the Adidas Classic in Lincoln, Nebraska.
THAT'S A WRAP, COLLEGE STATION
Distance runner Miguel Bautista secured a meet-record this past weekend in College Station, Texas. Bautista paced the men's 3000-meter race with a time of 8:07.70, a personal-best for the junior. Though he did not receive a personal record, Kyle Collins still managed to produce a 46.87 400-meter race allowing him to take the sixth-place standing in the world this year and 10th in the NCAA so far this season. Vincent Crisp brought in a second-place 800-meter race finish. Crisp's 1:49.58 time tabbed a new personal record. Zarriea Willis cleared her indoor high of 1.80/5-10.75 in the women's high jump that gave her the second-place meet finish. Andrew Hudson, Kyle Collins, Vincent Crisp and Steven Champlin achieved the No.2 time in the world in the men's 4x400 running the relay in 3:07.70.
Up next the Red Raiders will travel to the New Mexico Classic for their first two-day indoor meet of the season beginning Friday, February 3rd.
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