Track Faces Full Weekend

OKLAHOMA BAPTIST TRACK & FIELD AT BRYAN CLAY INVITATIONAL

Hosted by Azusa Pacific | Azusa, Calif. | Thursday, April 13 – Friday, April 14

Meet Schedule | Live Video | Live Results

OKLAHOMA BAPTIST TRACK & FIELD AT CENTRAL ARKANSAS OPEN

Hosted by University of Central Arkansas | Conway, Ark. | Friday, April 14

Meet Schedule

OKLAHOMA BAPTIST TRACK & FIELD AT K.T. WOODMAN CLASSIC

Hosted by Wichita State | Wichita, Kan. | Friday, April 14 – Saturday, April 15

Meet Schedule

SHAWNEE – Oklahoma Baptist outdoor track and field has a busy weekend in store, with athletes appearing in three meets across three states Friday and Saturday.
 
Bison and Lady Bison are competing in the Bryan Clay Invitational, hosted by Azusa Pacific in Azusa, California. Other competitors will appear in the University of Central Arkansas Open in Conway, Arkansas, and the K.T. Woodman Classic, hosted by Wichita State in Wichita, Kansas.
 
OBU men have met 74 NCCAA national championship qualifying standards this year and own the top time in three events. Reigning Great American Conference Field Athlete of the Week Phillip Spess had the best pole vault at 15' 9" last week. Spencer Lashley is second in the pole vault at 15' 1.5". Jordan Patterson owns the top long jump of the year (24' 2.25") with Tanner Profice posting the second-best distance (23' 4.5") of the year. Hayden Ashley has the best performance in the decathlon with 6539 points.
 
In just three events this season, the Lady Bison have 109 NCCAA qualifiers and have set the top mark in six separate events. McKae Mitchell owns the fastest 100 meters (11.98) and 200 meters (24.07) times in the NCCAA this year. Leah Molter posted the top 100 meter hurdles (13.70), and Kimberly Mead owns the best long jump (18' 4.25"). The best mark in the discus belongs to Jennifer Baker (146' 3") and Lacey Herbert set the top score in the heptathlon with 4360 points.
 
All three events will be wrapped up by Saturday evening.