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USAFA – Colorado track and field concluded action Saturday evening at the 2021 Championships at the Peak, hosted by the Air Force Academy.
 
The women placed 11^th overall with 22 points scored, while the men placed 13^th with 13 points. The largest point getter was sophomore multi Avery McMullen who scored 10 points for the women.
 
McMullen, who placed third in the pentathlon on Thursday, led the way picking up four more points today as she placed sixth in the 60 hurdle finals with a time of 8.63 seconds for three points. She also picked up a point in the high jump where she placed eighth with a jump of 1.70 meters (5-7).
 
Tamia Badal and Jada Green finished up in seventh and eighth in the hurdle finals as well in 8.65 and 8.84 seconds, giving the women three more team points. Green also contributed with a pair of points Thursday in the heptathlon along with freshman Kara Lucyk who added a point.
 
The women rounded out their scoring by placing third in the mile relay, with Jaida Drame, Valerie Welch, Badal and Sam Crosmer combining for a time of 3:53.25.
 
For the men, Aaron McCoy was the largest points getter after finishing fifth in the men's 400 finals in a time of 48.37.
 
Steve Fossi-Noue also picked up an individual point in the men's triple jump after finishing in eighth with a mark of 14.72 meters (48-3.50). The grad transfer enters the CU top-10 tied for eighth with Steve Joiner from 1988. He joined Caleb Penner in the weight throw and Nick Bianco in the heptathlon as the field event scorers for the men.
 
The CU quartet of Tyler Williams, Ian Gilmore, Kendal Smith and Garrett Nelson concluded the meet with a fourth-place finish in the mile relay in a time of 3:16.06.
 
Colorado will send just Sage Hurta to the NCAA Indoor Championships on March 12^th and 13^th  in both the mile and 800. McMullen was in 13^th in the pentathlon following her performance Thursday but has since dropped to 20^th in the nation following the conclusion of the BIG TEN, SEC and ACC Championships.

RESULTS
Day Three
Women's 60 Hurdles: 1. Emily Sloan (ORE) 8.02; 6. Avery McMullen (COLO) 8.63; 7. Tamia Badal (COLO) 8.65; 8. Jada Green (COLO) 8.84
Women's High Jump: 1. Lillian Lowe (ARIZ) 1.83m (6-0); 8. Avery McMullen 1.70m (5-7); 18. Kylee Harr (COLO) 1.65m (5-5); 19. Allie Routledge (COLO) 1.65m (5-5);
Women's Triple Jump: 1. Dominique Ruotolo (ORE) 13.38m (43-10.75); 15. Cheyenne Cheshier (COLO) 11.62m (38-1.5)
Women's Shot Put: 1. Samantha Noennig (ARIZ) 18.18m (59-7.75); 17. Lauren Whyrick (COLO) 12.49m (40-11.75); 21. Jada Green (COLO) 12.07m (39-7.25); 23. Meghan Whyrick (COLO) 11.52m (37-9.5); 25. Obi Osafo-Mensah (COLO) 10.58m (34-8.5)
Women's Mile Relay: 1. Stanford 3:49.34; 3. Colorado 3:53.25
Men's 400 Finals: 1. Johnie Blockburger (ARIZ) 46.84; 5. Aaron McCoy (COLO) 48.37
Men's Shot Put: 1. Turner Washington (ASU) 21.43m (70-3.75); 12. Henry Carlson (COLO) 14.86m (48-9); 14. Clayton Castro (COLO) 14.09m (46-2.75); 16. Lars Atkinson (COLO) 13.61m (44-8)
Men's Triple Jump: 1. Dylan James (ASU) 15.45m (50-8.25); 8. Steven Fossi-Noue (COLO) 14.72m (48-3.50)
Men's Mile Relay: 1. Arizona 3:14.37; 4. Colorado 3:16.06
Day Two
Women's 60 Hurdles Prelims: 1. Emily Sloan (ORE) 8.12q; 5. Avery McMullen (COLO) 8.55q; 6. Tamia Badal (COLO) 8.62q; 8. Jada Green (COLO) 8.75q; 9. Valerie Welch (COLO) 8.78; 11. Elise Gillett (COLO) 9.04; 14. Reese Renz (COLO) 9.13
Women's 400 Prelims: 1. Nicole Yeargin (USC) 53.27; 16. Jaida Drame (COLO) 57.16; 19. Sam Crosmer (COLO) 60.20
Women's Long Jump: 1. Morgan Small (USC) 6.21m (20-4.5); 19. Kara Lucyk (COLO) 5.26m (17-3.5); 31. Sarah Aanenson (COLO) 4.97m (16-3.75); 32. Elise Gillett (COLO) 4.93m (16-2.25)
Women's Weight Throw: 1. Camryn Rogers (CAL) 21.78m (71-5.5); 11. Gya'ni Sami (COLO) 16.14m (52-11.5); 14. Elena Opp (COLO) 15.54m (51-0); 21. Jane Powers (COLO) 14.45m (47-5); 23. Meghan Whyrick (COLO) 13.53m (44-4.75); 24. Lauren Whyrick (COLO) 13.13m (43-1); 25. Obi Osafo-Mensah (COLO) 12.92m (42-4.75); 26. Bella Braun (COLO) 12.58m (41-3.25)
 
Men's 60 Hurdles Prelims: 1. Kentre Patterson (ASU) 7.82q; 15. Kellen Monestime (COLO) 8.52
Men's 400 Prelims: 1. Nicholas Ramey (USC) 47.11q; 5. Aaron McCoy (COLO) 48.22q; 8. Tyler Williams (COLO) 48.47q; 12. Kendal Smith (COLO) 49.01; 17. Garrett Nelson (COLO) 49.60; 20. Ian Gilmore (COLO) 50.45
Men's High Jump: 1. Earnie Sears (USC) 2.20m (7-2.5); 13. Ryan Charles (COLO) 1.90m (6-2.75)
Men's Weight Throw: 1. Israel Oloyede (ARIZ) 23.18m (76-0.75); 8. Caleb Penner (COLO) 18.03m (59-2); 10. Tyler Sconce (COLO) 17.12m (56-2); 13. Clayton Castro (COLO) 15.24m (50-0); 18. Lars Atkinson (COLO) 8.99m (29-6)
Men's Long Jump: 1. Allan Hunter (STAN) 7.39m (24-3); 20. Ryan Charles (COLO) 6.37m (20-10.75)
Men's Heptathlon: 1. Hakim McMorris (CAL) 5435; 7. Nick Bianco (COLO) 4850
Day One
Women's Pentathlon: 1. Halley Folsom (BYU) 3954; 3. Avery McMullen (COLO) 3919; 7. Jada Green (COLO) 3587; 8. Kara Lucyk (COLO) 3347; 10. Elise Gillett (COLO) 3072
 
TEAM SCORES
WOMEN 

PL	Team	Pts
1	Wichita State	75
2	Colorado St.	54.5
3	UNLV	54
4	Oregon	52
5	Arizona State	48
6	USC	45
7	Arizona	39
8	Stanford	36
9	Air Force	33.5
10	California	25
11	Wyoming	22
11	Colorado	22
13	BYU	20
14	Fresno State	13
15	Nevada	8
16	New Mexico	7
17	SMU	6
17	Grand Canyon	6
19	Tulane	4

 
MEN 

PL	Team	Pts
1	Air Force	162.5
2	Wichita State	87
3	Arizona State	61
4	Arizona	53
5	Wyoming	49.5
6	Colorado St.	48
7	USC	36
8	Oregon	23
8	Stanford	23
10	BYU	19
11	California	17
12	Northern Arizona	14
13	Colorado	13
14	Utah State	10
15	Northern Colorado	9
16	New Mexico	6

 
 

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