University of Northern Colorado Athletics

PREVIEW: Bears Head to Fort Collins for Doug Max Invitational
5/1/2026 9:31:00 AM | Men's Outdoor Track & Field, Women's Outdoor Track & Field
GREELEY, Colo. - Northern Colorado continues its outdoor campaign this weekend, heading to Fort Collins to compete in the Doug Max Invitational.
The Doug Max Invitational, hosted by Colorado State at Jack Christiansen Track , will take place Saturday, May 2 and  features a full slate of running, jumping and throwing events against a strong regional field.
Northern Colorado enters the weekend with momentum on both the men's and women's sides following a strong start to the outdoor season and continued progression from indoor competition.
MEET INFORMATION
Doug Max Invitational
Date: May 2
Location: Fort Collins, Colo. (Jack Christiansen Track)
BEARS TO WATCH: Northern Colorado's men's group is led by Daniel Beckford (10.69, 13.70 in the 110m hurdles), Edgar Garcia (10.47, 48.20) and Raphael Egbuchilem (46.65), alongside depth from Johnny Fisher, Tyler Rogers and a 4x100 relay that has run 40.28. On the women's side, Caydence Brewer (12.28, 24.73), Marely Del Campo (12.19) and Alexia Austin (12.37, 13.60 hurdles) pace the sprint group, while Camaria Corder (12.38, 5.94m LJ) and Savanna Amack (11.45m TJ) highlight the field events.Â
BUILDING MOMENTUM: Northern Colorado continues to build consistency across both squads early in the outdoor season, already notching several personal-best performances and marks that rank among the program's all-time lists.
With competition spread across multiple meets this weekend, the Bears will be challenged by strong fields while gaining valuable experience, sharpening performances and positioning themselves for the stretch run of the Big Sky season.
UP NEXT: Following the Doug Max Invitational, the Bears will turn their focus to the final regular-season meet of the year, competing at the Air Force Twilight Open
RELAY CLUB:Â The Relay Club elevates the UNC Track & Field and Cross Country program by enhancing training resources, providing advanced shoes and apparel, and competitive travel opportunities that allow the Bears to perform at their best. These contributions enhance the student-athlete experience and help ensure the team continues to excel on the track and in the classroom.Â
Give to the Relay Club today!
FOLLOW THE BEARS: For complete coverage of UNC Athletics, check out the official homepage at uncbears.com. Follow the cross country and track and field teams on X (formerly Twitter) (@UNC_BearsTFXC), and Instagram (@UNC_BearsXCTF).
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The Doug Max Invitational, hosted by Colorado State at Jack Christiansen Track , will take place Saturday, May 2 and  features a full slate of running, jumping and throwing events against a strong regional field.
Northern Colorado enters the weekend with momentum on both the men's and women's sides following a strong start to the outdoor season and continued progression from indoor competition.
MEET INFORMATION
Doug Max Invitational
Date: May 2
Location: Fort Collins, Colo. (Jack Christiansen Track)
BEARS TO WATCH: Northern Colorado's men's group is led by Daniel Beckford (10.69, 13.70 in the 110m hurdles), Edgar Garcia (10.47, 48.20) and Raphael Egbuchilem (46.65), alongside depth from Johnny Fisher, Tyler Rogers and a 4x100 relay that has run 40.28. On the women's side, Caydence Brewer (12.28, 24.73), Marely Del Campo (12.19) and Alexia Austin (12.37, 13.60 hurdles) pace the sprint group, while Camaria Corder (12.38, 5.94m LJ) and Savanna Amack (11.45m TJ) highlight the field events.Â
BUILDING MOMENTUM: Northern Colorado continues to build consistency across both squads early in the outdoor season, already notching several personal-best performances and marks that rank among the program's all-time lists.
With competition spread across multiple meets this weekend, the Bears will be challenged by strong fields while gaining valuable experience, sharpening performances and positioning themselves for the stretch run of the Big Sky season.
UP NEXT: Following the Doug Max Invitational, the Bears will turn their focus to the final regular-season meet of the year, competing at the Air Force Twilight Open
RELAY CLUB:Â The Relay Club elevates the UNC Track & Field and Cross Country program by enhancing training resources, providing advanced shoes and apparel, and competitive travel opportunities that allow the Bears to perform at their best. These contributions enhance the student-athlete experience and help ensure the team continues to excel on the track and in the classroom.Â
Give to the Relay Club today!
FOLLOW THE BEARS: For complete coverage of UNC Athletics, check out the official homepage at uncbears.com. Follow the cross country and track and field teams on X (formerly Twitter) (@UNC_BearsTFXC), and Instagram (@UNC_BearsXCTF).
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