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@UNC_TrackField Finishes Regular Season at Don Kirby Invite
2/9/2019 4:59:00 PM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field, Track & Field
Northern Colorado put together solid performances on day two of the competition
ALBAQUERQUE, NM- The indoor regular season concluded for Northern Colorado Track and Field on Saturday as they finished competition at the Don Kirby Invite.
Northern Colorado men's 4 x 400m relay team placed third on Saturday with a time of 3:14.10 seconds. Alex Ayers, Jalen Lyon, Antoine Coates and Adam Stark all had excellent runs to help the Bears place.
Adam Stark placed seventh in the men's 400m, finishing with a time of 48.08.
Cammy Sargent continued to be staple for UNC in the women's 800m, placing seventh with a time of 2:15.98 minutes.
Alicia Thompson placed seventh for the Bears in the women's one-mile run, with a time of 5:11.78 minutes.Â
On the men's side, Cameron Ross matched his personal record in the 800m with a time of 1:55.43 minutes and placed eighth in the event.
Allison Davis posted a personal best in the women's 60m hurdles qualifying round with a time of 9.49 seconds. Her previous best was 9.51 seconds.
Josh Campbell recorded a personal best in the men's one mile with a time of 4:19.68 minutes to place 10th. He previously had a 4:23.27 in the event. Fresh off his record in the 3000m, Stephen Haas secured another personal best with a time of 4:21.05 minutes, topping his previous time of 4:43.99.
Jeremy Romero nearly placed in the mile with a time of 4:19.45 minutes.
Head Coach Amanda Schick talked about the team's performance in Albuquerque and looking ahead to the conference championships.
 "The meet presented some great competition and for several events we competed well. Many of our student-athletes recorded personal bests and improved in the conference rankings. Stephen Haas broke the 3k record (8:46.40), and the men's distance events continue to be a solid area of progress. With two weeks out from conference we are progressing well. We still need to sharpen up and refocus before heading to Bozeman, but I'm confident that our best is ahead."Â
Up Next
Northern Colorado will rest up next and prepare for the Indoor Big Sky Championships in Bozeman, Mont. The championships will take place from Feb. 21st through Feb. 23rd.
Northern Colorado men's 4 x 400m relay team placed third on Saturday with a time of 3:14.10 seconds. Alex Ayers, Jalen Lyon, Antoine Coates and Adam Stark all had excellent runs to help the Bears place.
Adam Stark placed seventh in the men's 400m, finishing with a time of 48.08.
Cammy Sargent continued to be staple for UNC in the women's 800m, placing seventh with a time of 2:15.98 minutes.
Alicia Thompson placed seventh for the Bears in the women's one-mile run, with a time of 5:11.78 minutes.Â
On the men's side, Cameron Ross matched his personal record in the 800m with a time of 1:55.43 minutes and placed eighth in the event.
Allison Davis posted a personal best in the women's 60m hurdles qualifying round with a time of 9.49 seconds. Her previous best was 9.51 seconds.
Josh Campbell recorded a personal best in the men's one mile with a time of 4:19.68 minutes to place 10th. He previously had a 4:23.27 in the event. Fresh off his record in the 3000m, Stephen Haas secured another personal best with a time of 4:21.05 minutes, topping his previous time of 4:43.99.
Jeremy Romero nearly placed in the mile with a time of 4:19.45 minutes.
Head Coach Amanda Schick talked about the team's performance in Albuquerque and looking ahead to the conference championships.
 "The meet presented some great competition and for several events we competed well. Many of our student-athletes recorded personal bests and improved in the conference rankings. Stephen Haas broke the 3k record (8:46.40), and the men's distance events continue to be a solid area of progress. With two weeks out from conference we are progressing well. We still need to sharpen up and refocus before heading to Bozeman, but I'm confident that our best is ahead."Â
Up Next
Northern Colorado will rest up next and prepare for the Indoor Big Sky Championships in Bozeman, Mont. The championships will take place from Feb. 21st through Feb. 23rd.
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