The Cyclones wrapped up this past weekend in Arkansas and Washington. A very competitive weekend where the Cyclones saw some of the best competition in the nation. 

Husky Classic

Day 1

Cailie Logue set a new personal best with a time of 9:00.75 putting her at No. 2 in school history and placing seventh in the event. In the 3,000-meter, Freshman Ashlyn Keeney ran an impressive 9:26.63 for a place of 32nd in a field of over 100 runners. 

Chad Johnson made the move up to the 3,000-meter and clocked in a 7:50.96 moving him to fourth in ISU history and eighth overall in the event. Titus Winders also had an all-time mark with a time of 7:54.91 moving him to eighth in program history.

Day 2

Nehemia Too posted another sub-4:00 mile with 3:57.80, just .34 seconds off his school record. Peter Smith had a personal best with a time of 4:02.58 and Freshman Emanuel Galdino cut four seconds off his own time with 4:04.47

Tyson Invitational

Day 1

Rachel Joseph sprinted to a 53.41 400-meter dash to reset her school record and also placed 11th in a very challenging field. Sydney Willits broke the 20-foot barrier in four of six rounds to get her own personal best of 20-3.75. That jump also puts her in eighth place in indoor program history.

In the men’s 400-meter dash, more personal records were set. Joven Nelson went under 48 seconds for the first time in his career and the Freshman Gus Langford also had a personal best with a mark of 48.68.

Day 2

The women’s 4×400 group broke a record that stood for 10 years. The group of Zakiyah Amos, Kaylyn Hall, Rachel Joseph, and Bria Barnes combined for a time of 3:38.90. The first time in ISU indoor history under 3:39. The time they broke was 3:39.07 set in 2013.

Jason Gómez placed second in the 800-meter event with a time of 1:46.53. That time was just .55 seconds off the school record. That time is currently third in the Big-12 and fourth in the nation this year.

Gentil went sub-1:47 with a time of 1:46.75 for third in the event and third in ISU history and currently sixth in the nation. Kipyego dominated his personal best for a time of 1:47.38 for fifth place and moves up to fourth in school history.

The Cyclones are back in action in three different spots on Friday just a week until the Big 12 Indoor Championships.