RENO, Nev. — Coming off its season opener at the Silver State Invitational, which featured several top performances including a record-breaking mark by
Kadidja Sangare, UC Davis women's indoor track and field returns to Reno this weekend to compete at the Nevada Invite on Friday, Jan. 16, and Saturday, Jan. 17.
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Jan. 16-17 – Nevada Invite |
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On Friday, Jan. 16, the Aggies open competition with a strong presence in the field events. In the morning,
Hailey Hernandez and
Ningning O'Brien compete in the weight throw at 10 a.m., while
Hannah Crone,
Kylee Davis,
Kadidja Sangare and
Riley Lankford take on the long jump at 12 p.m. The pole vault will feature
Atianna Marquez and
Shae Wright, also starting at 12 p.m. and continuing throughout the day.
On the track Friday, Crone and Sangare are set to run the 60-meter hurdles starting at 1 p.m., while the 60-meter dash includes Davis, Lankford,
Rujeko Munetsi and
Tianna Ruskovich beginning at 2 p.m., with both events lasting throughout the day. UC Davis will also be represented in the mile by
Peyton Adams and
Gracie Trenam, set to begin at 3 p.m.
On Saturday, Jan. 17, field events begin at 10 a.m., with
Maya Ifo-Desai and
Chinyere Egbuziem in the shot put,
Elizabeth Churchill in the high jump, and
Chiara Fantin in the triple jump.
On the track, the 400-meter at 11 a.m. features
Ashleigh Christy,
Katie Coppersmith,
Elle Middleton,
Avah Reichow, and
Maya Shinnick, followed by the 800-meter at 12 p.m. with
Miriam Aguirre and
Dominika Janik. The 200-meter at 12:35 p.m. again features Christy, Coppersmith, Middleton, Reichow, and Shinnick. The 3000-meter at 2:30 p.m. includes
Hannah Aguirre,
Kiah Aitken,
Grace Dunham, and
Kayla Towne.
The meet concludes with the 4x400-meter relay, where the Aggies are expected to field a deep lineup including Christy, Coppersmith, Middleton, Janik, Reichow and Shinnick.
RETURNING PLAYERS: UC Davis is headlined by returning MPSF conference first-place champion
Kadidja Sangare (Long Jump); MPSF conference fifth and second-place finisher
Maya Shinnick (200m and 400m dash); MPSF conference third and fourth-place finisher
Madison Kackley (3,000m run and one mile run); MPSF conference ninth-place finisher
Cierra Kinsey (400m dash); MPSF conference eight-place finisher
Elizabeth Churchill (High Jump); MPSF conference tenth-place finisher
Hailey Hernandez (Weight Throw); MPSF conference sixth-place finishing squad
Grace Dunham,
Dominika Janik, Kinsey, and Kackley (Distance Medley Relay); and MPSF conference sixth-place finishing squad Asleigh Christy, Janik, Kinsey, and Shinnick (4x400m relay).
These Aggies are joined by fellow returners,
Kiah Aitken (So.);
Emily Allison (So.);
Brooke Butler (Jr.);
Francesca Castro (So.); Hennah Crone (Sr.);
Kylee Davis (R-Jr.);
Chinyere Egbuziem (Sr.);
Chiara Fantin (R-Jr.);
Kirra Fisk (So.);
Lily Holman (R-So.);
Cassidy Kajita (So.);
Anistecia Kinsey (So.);
Riley Lankford (Jr.);
Haley Large (Sr.);
Fiona McGrath (So.);
Elle Middleton (So.);
Tauren Mitchell (So.);
Jocelyn Pacheco (Jr.);
Tianna Ruskovich (So.);
Kayla Rutz (Sr.);
Aiza Sarwar (Sr.);
Trisha Sharma (Sr.);
Kayla Towne (So.);
Gracie Trenam (So.);
Angelina Valladeres (So.);
Francesca Villain (Jr.);
Lauren Villegas (So.); and
Stormy Wallace (Sr.).
UP NEXT: After a month off from competition, the Aggies will compete in two meets over the weekend of Friday, Feb. 13 and Saturday, Feb. 14, being the Battleborn Classic in Reno and the Husky Invite in Seattle.
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