Final tune-up before championships

Friday, February 11

Seattle, WA

Fresno State

Husky Classic

Photo by: Justin Tafoya/NCAA Photos

Final tune-up before championships

2/10/2022 6:57:00 PM | Track & Field

By: Josh Mitchell / Assistant Director of Strategic Communications

FRESNO, Calif. – The Fresno State women's track and field team will split up this weekend for their final week of competition before the Mountain West Championships (Feb. 24-26). The Bulldogs' field athletes and distances runners will head to the Husky Classic in Seattle, Wash., while their sprinters head to Albuquerque, N.M.

Fresno State Indoor Track & Field (women only) - Event #4 & #5
Event: Don Kirby Invitational / Husky Classic
Host: New Mexico / Washington
Date: Feb. 11-12
Location: Albuquerque, N.M. / Seattle, Wash.
Live Results (Don Kirby) | Live Stream ($) | Live Results (Husky) | Live Stream ($)

FRESNO STATE DON KIRBY ENTRANTS
Haley Abirached, Kaja Bins, Amelia DiPaola, Emma Harper, Madison Hutton, Cierra Jackson, Morgan Johnson, Cu-Nisha Mitchell, Queen Okoh, Rachela Pace, Kaitlynn Perez, Agita Svetere, Tahj'nee Thurston, Jodeci Weems, Trinity Williams

FRESNO STATE HUSKY ENTRANTS
Nakyia Buckner, Alexa Dandridge, Miana Giovannini, De'ja Hudson, Taylor Nelson, Ceonna Pipion, Daveion Robinson, Brianna Sproles, Antoinette Stubbfield

IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST

Ceonna Pipion – 6^th in 400m (56.44), 10^th in 200m (24.86)
4x400 – 5^th (3:50.70)
Madison Hutton – 5^th in pentathlon (3,747), 9^th in long jump (5.78m/18-11.75)
Haley Abirached – 6^th in triple jump (11.99m/39-4)
Rachela Pace – 9^th in triple jump (11.81m/38-9)
Cierra Jackson – 3^rd in weight throw (18.47m/60-7.25), 5^th in shot put (15.05m/49-4.5)
Tahj'nee Thurston – 6^th in weight throw (18.03m/59-2)
Amelia DiPaola – 10^th in weight throw (17.15m/56-3.25), 7^th in shot put (14.06m/46-1.5)

FROM THE LAST TIME OUT

In the first pentathlon of her career, Madison Hutton recorded the No. 2 point total in program history with 3,747 at the WSU Invitational.
Tahj'nee Thurston picked up first place in the weight throw at the WSU Open, landing a personal best mark of 18.03m/59-2.
Ceonna Pipion was the the top collegiate performer in the 400 meters at the WSU Invitational (second overall), clocking an indoor best 56.44.

UP NEXT
Fresno State will be off from competition next week to prepare for the Mountain West Indoor Championships which runs Feb. 24-26 in Albuquerque.

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