Tech set for NCAA West Regionals

Wednesday, May 25

Fayetteville, AR

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NCAA West Regionals

May 24, 2022 | Track and Field

Live Stats/Streaming Info Meet Schedule

The competition runs from Wednesday through Saturday

LUBBOCK, Texas – The Texas Tech track and field team travels to Fayetteville, Ark., for the NCAA West Regionals taking place at John McDonnell Field Wednesday through Saturday.

The full schedule and live results can be found HERE

The Rundown
Athletes who rank inside the top 48 in their respective event earn a berth into the west regionals, with the top 24 relays times also going. Athletes with the top 12 times/marks and the top 12 relay teams at both the East and West regional sites sites will qualify for the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon (June 8-11).

The decathlon and heptathlon are not contested at regionals. Instead, the top 24 decathlon and heptathlon scores in the nation earn an automatic berth to the NCAA Championship site.

In The Polls
The Tech women come into week nine of the outdoor season ranked No. 2. It matches their season-best mark (week one) and highest in program history. The men on the other hand, moved up one spot as well, climbing to No. 6.

Entries On Deck
The Tech women lead the west region and country with 36 entries, while the men have 27 entries penciled in. Not included in that list is Callie Jones, who automatically punched her ticket to the NCAA Championships as she is fifth in points (5,864) in the heptathlon. She will though, be competing in the high jump, long jump, and javelin this week.

Women entries (standings based on west region)

100	5. Rosemary Chukwuma - 10.91 21. Kiah Dubarry-Gay - 11.37 47. Virginia Kerley - 11.55
200	3. Chukwuma - 22.40 12. Aneesa Scott - 23.07 28. K. Dubarry-Gay - 23.44
400	16. Knowledge Omovoh - 52.45 25. Nayanna Dubarry-Gay - 53.15
800	20. Michaela Lewis - 2:05.13 35. Joanna Archer - 2:06.02
1500	48. Halena Rahmaan - 4:24.38
100H	1. Demisha Roswell - 12.48 42. Aria Tate - 13.55
400H	14. Sylvia Schulz - 57.62 28. Lexye Price - 58.80
4x100	2. Kerley, K. Dubarry-Gay, Roswell, Chukwuma - 42.87
4x400	8. N. Dubarry-Gay, Omovoh, Scott, Lewis - 3:33.01
High jump	3. Sidney Sapp - 1.89m 39. Jones - 1.76m
Pole vault	5. Chloe Wall - 4.35m 20. Ryleigh Redding - 4.16m 39. Sarah Tackitt - 4.05m
Long jump	1. Monae' Nichols - 6.97m 4. Ruth Usoro - 6.78m 9. Ruta Lasmane - 6.42m 35. Jones - 6.18m
Triple jump	1. Usoro - 13.94m 4. Lasmane - 13.80m 5. Onaara Obamuwagun - 13.71m 9. Brya Brewer - 13.51m
Shot put	4. Kayli Johnson - 17.80m 25. Malin Smith - 16.38m
Discus	3. Seasons Usual - 59.49m 22. Smith - 54.70m 41. Johnson - 52.02m
Javelin	14. Jones - 50.38m

Men entries (standings based on west region)

100	7. Courtney Lindsey - 10.08 8. Terrence Jones, Jr. - 10.09 22. Jacolby Shelton - 10.21
200	2. Lindsey - 19.88
400	43. Champlin - 46.44
800	1. Moad Zahafi - 1:43.69 9. Marco Vilca - 1:47.48 20. Sven Cepus - 1:48.64
100H	4. Maliek Kendall - 13.49 16. Taylor Rooney - 13.67 38. Denim Rogers - 14.03 44. Kyle Lind - 14.06
400H	6. Malik Metivier - 49.15 17. Oskar Edlund - 50.71
4x100	5. Adam Clayton, Lindsey, Ashton O'Conner, Jacolby Shelton
4x400	21. Eran Siboni, Champlin, Vilca, Cepus - 3:07.42
High jump	13. Jack Scarborough - 2.17m 18. Caleb Wilborn - 2.15m
Pole vault	22. Colton Naffziger - 5.28m 29. Logan Fraley - 5.21m
Long jump	5. Jalen Seals - 7.85m
Triple jump	3. Chris Welch - 16.43m 4. Seals - 16.33m
Discus	10. Gabe Oladipo - 58.94m
Hammer throw	29. Oladipo - 64.33m
Javelin	9. Markim Felix - 70.72m 21. Garrett Wade - 67.18m