Weekend Wrap | Tyson Invitational
EUGENE, Ore. – The Oregon track and field team put together another strong weekend at the Tyson Invitational this past weekend in Fayetteville, Ark. Collectively, the Ducks tallied six wins, 10 top-10 program performances and 12 marks that rank among the top 20 in the NCAA this season.
For a third-consecutive week, the Men of Oregon are the No. 1 team in the country and currently own NCAA-leading efforts in the 60 meters, 800 meters, mile, 3000 meters and distance-medley relay.
The Women of Oregon are up six spots to No. 9 in Monday's release of the USTFCCCA national rankings. The team is led by its No. 2-ranked distance-medley relay rom the Tyson Invitational while individually, Kemba Nelson holds steady at No. 3 in the 60 meters.
Tyson Invitational – By the Numbers:
Collegiate Record
Men's mile – Cooper Teare – 3:50.39
National Record(s)
Australia: Men's 800m – Charlie Hunter – 1:45.59
Dominican Republic: Men's 800m – Luis Peralta – 1:47.61
School Record(s)
Men's 800m – Charlie Hunter – 1:45.59
Men's mile – Cooper Teare – 3:50.39
Wins
Men's 60m – Micah Williams – 6.60
Women's 60m – Kemba Nelson – 7.24
Men's 800m – Charlie Hunter – 1:45.59
Men's mile – Cooper Teare – 3:50.39
Women's 5,000m – Hannah Reinhardt – 16:01.67
Men's triple jump – Emmanuel Ihemeje – 16.35m/53-7.75
All-Time Top 10 at Oregon
Men's 200m
#9 – Xavier Nairne – 21.14
Men's 800m
#1 – Charlie Hunter – 1:45.59
#5 – Luis Peralta – 1:47.61
#7 – Cole Hocker – 1:48.44
Men's mile
#1 – Cooper Teare – 3:50.39
#2 – Cole Hocker – 3:50.55
#4 – Charlie Hunter – 3:53.49
Women's mile
#10 – Aneta Konieczek – 4:35.88
Women's 60m hurdles
#3 – Emily Sloan – 8.15
Women's DMR
#7 – Konieczek/Bolton/Morck/Reinhardt – 10:56.79
Top 20 in the NCAA
(* - from the Tyson Invitational)
Men's 60m
1 – Micah Williams – 6.56
T11 – Rieker Daniel – 6.65
T17 – Gaston Bouchereau – 6.67
Women's 60m
3 – Kemba Nelson – 7.19
T13 – Brianna Duncan – 7.28*
Men's 800m
1 – Charlie Hunter – 1:45.59*
5 – Luis Peralta – 1:47.61*
10 – Cole Hocker – 1:48.44*
Women's 800m
13. Mia Morck – 2:06.06*
Men's mile
1 – Cooper Teare – 3:50.39*
2 – Cole Hocker – 3:50.55*
3 – Charlie Hunter – 3:53.49*
6 – Reed Brown – 3:56.61
Women's mile
8 – Aneta Konieczek – 4:35.88*
Men's 3,000m
1 – Cooper Teare – 7:46.10
2 – Cole Hocker – 7:46.44
Women's 5,000m
14 – Hannah Reinhardt – 16:01.67*
Women's 60m hurdles
T13 – Emily Sloan – 8.15*
Men's DMR
1 – Hocker/Peralta/Hunter/Teare – 9:19.42
Women's DMR
2 – Konieczek/Bolton/Morck/Reinhardt – 10:56.79*
Men's triple jump
2 – Emmanuel Ihemeje – 16.41m/53-10.25
Women's triple jump
15 – Dominique Ruotolo – 13.15m/43-1.75
Heptathlon
4 – Max Vollmer – 5,734 points
Pentathlon
4 – Mathilde Rey – 4,182 points
At season's end, the top 16 declared athletes in each event and top 12 relays will advanced to the NCAA Indoor Championships (March 11-13) at the Randal Tyson Track Center in Fayetteville.
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