AUSTIN, Texas— Texas State track & field did not complete day two of the Texas Invitational due to inclement weather in the Austin area.
The Bobcats were limited to competition in the men's and women's hammer throw Friday morning, where they recorded a pair of top-two finishes in each event.
In the women's hammer,
Elisabet Runarsdottir claimed first place with a throw of 68.73 meters, while
Lara Roberts followed in second at 67.56 meters.
On the men's side,
Manfred Mannamaa took first place with a mark of 62.55 meters, and Albert Archundia placed second at 58.53 meters.
Despite weather interruptions, Texas State completed competition on day one, highlighted by multiple event victories and podium finishes.
Senior
Aiden Hayes won the men's high jump with a clearance of 2.12 meters (6-11.50), while
Drew Donley captured the men's 200 meters title in 20.57 seconds.
On the women's side,
Cassandra Rendon secured first place in the discus with a mark of 51.30 meters (168-3), and Alexia Macias added another victory in the women's 3000-meter steeplechase (10:43.49).
The Bobcats also recorded several runner-up finishes, including
Caden Ohara in the men's pole vault (5.15m), Daniel Strooh in the men's discus (57.24m),
Isaiah Kayembe in the men's long jump (7.10m) and
Mihajlo Katanic in the men's 400-meter hurdles (51.39).
Additional podium finishes included
Lesedi Khunou placing third in the women's discus (46.60m) and
Omar Guzman finishing third in the men's 5000 meters (14:53.03).
Texas State will take the next week off before returning to competition May 14–16 at the Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Mobile, Alabama.
Friday Results
Women's Hammer Throw
1. Elisabet Runarsdottir - 68.73m/225-06
2. Lara Roberts - 67.56m/221-08
5. Lesedi Khunou - 41.58m/136-05
Men's Hammer Throw
1. Manfred Mannamaa - 62.55m/205-02
2. Alberto Archundia - 58.53m/192-00
6. Marius Numrich - 51.36m/168-06
Thursday Results
Men's Pole Vault
2. Caden Ohara - 5.15m/16-10.75
Men's Discus
2. Daniel Strooh - 57.24m/187-09
4. Adam Carter - 52.39m/171-10
6. Henry Buckles - 50.58m/165-11
15. Easton Hammond - 37.63m/123-5
16. David Richards - 37.09m/121-08
Men's High Jump
1. Aiden Hayes - 2.12m/6-11.50
6. Easton Hammond - 1.98m/6-6.00
7. David Richards - 1.93m/6-4.00
Women's Long Jump
8. Sydney Magennis - 5.46m/17-11.00
11. Kennedy Jacquet - 5.15m/16-10.75
14. Sophie Daugard - 4.21m/13-9.75
Men's Long Jump
2. Isaiah Kayembe - 7.10m/23-3.50
Women's Discus
1. Cassandra Rendon - 51.30m/168-3
3. Lesedi Khunou - 46.60m/152-10
Women's Pole Vault
5. Breanna Brandes - 3.90/12-9.50
9. Matilde Poli - 3.60m/11-9.75
Women's 200m
11. Paige Archer - 23.61s
21. Sai Brookins - 24.45s
25. Sanaa Washington - 24.83s
27. Kerrah Evans - 24.91s
29. Sophie Daugard - 25.00s
33. Bostyn Baskin - 25.52s
Men's 200m
1. Drew Donley - 20.57s
12. Ty'Shaun Lloyd - 21.46s
15. Aiden Sheffield - 21.59s
20. Reginald Bonner - 22.22s
Women's High Jump
7. Kendall Lemm - 1.65m/5-5
Women's 400m Hurdles
6. Siena Farrell - 1:00.26
Men's 400m Hurdles
2. Mihajlo Katanic - 51.39s
Women's 3000m Steeplechase
1. Alexia Macias - 10:43.49
6. Sofia Pena - 11:22.46
Women's 1500m
9. Haley Hall - 4:42.21
Men's 1500m
10. Jack Deelman - 3:56.99
18. Nathaniel Morales - 4:03.71
Women's 5000m
4. Destiney Rose - 18:09.78
5. Kimberly Gloria - 18:41.08
6. Sanai Robinson - 18:50.42
Men's 5000m
3. Omar Guzman - 14:53.03
4. Ivan Guzman - 14:55.39
6. Anthony Sandavol - 15:12.93
