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Friday, March 6
Turlock, Calif.
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Bulldogs set for Kim Duyst Invitational
3/5/2026 1:30:00 PM | Track & Field
FRESNO, Calif. - The Fresno State track and field team heads north for the Kim Duyst Invitational, hosted by Stanislaus State this weekend. Friday will kick off the Bulldogs' second outdoor meet of the season.
KIM DUYST INVITATIONAL
Mar. 6-7, 2026 • Turlock, Calif. (Al Brenda Track)
Live Results • Meet Info/Schedule
Competing this weekend
Men: Kamoni Reams, Guillermo Lopez, Noah Graffigna, Emilio Nunez, Joziah Hagedorn, Julian Higareda, Bronson Ortlieb, Jabari King, Jacob Diaz, Jaden Tungate, Corey Ford, Enrique Loredo, Gavin English, RJ Estrada, Marcus Jauregui, Elijah Williams, Josh Dunu, Jamarcus Phillips
Women: Diana Cortes, Ashley Villafana Rodriguez, Zoe-Analia Goldsmith, Ani Brown, Jai'ya Jones, Kyndall Hannible, Samantha Ebell, Hannah Garrity, Khushleen Khakh, Kylie Ward, Samarra Blake, Breelyn Newsome, Tiana Osuna, Hayden Craft, Trinity Bailey, Lynee Sims, Emilia Lev, Tearra Haney, Zoe Yeast
Last time out
The Bulldogs' outdoor season got started at the Sunbird Invitational, hosted by Fresno Pacific on Feb. 21. Fresno State earned three wins from the men. Marcus Jauregui won the 800m in a time of 1:55.79. Jacob Diaz took second in the event with a time of 1:57.19. Jabari King kept his long jump title at the event, measuring a 7.29m jump.
The men's 4x400 relay team of Bronson Ortlieb, Jazper Malone, Keilin Davis and Joziah Hagedorn won the event in 3:17.52.
King of the jumps
Fresno State junior Jabari King enters his third season as a Bulldog. He won the long jump at his first collegiate meet at the 2024 Sunbird Invitational as a freshman, and did it again in 2026. King is chasing his personal-best mark that he set in that 2024 season with a jump of 7.48m/24-6.5 at the Mountain West Championships. That season, he placed fourth at the championships.
Back in action
After redshirting the outdoor season in 2025, senior Zoe Yeast is set to make her return to the hammer throw. Yeast, who is in her second season as a Bulldog after transferring from Louisville, earned indoor All-Mountain West honors in the weight throw last indoor season. She had the third-farthest throw in program history, and finished in the top four in all six meets she competed in.
This weekend, she competes in her first outdoor event as a Bulldog as she is set to throw in the hammer throw on Friday.
The outdoor record book
Taking a look at the outdoor records and where members of the current Bulldogs stand in the program's all-time Top 10, four current members look to better their Top 10 marks.
Liz Tarczy has the program's No. 2 high jump at six-feet, set last season. Tarczy eyes the program record that hasn't been touched since 1987. In the long jump, Janae Heffernan sits at No. 5 with a mark of 6.18m/20-3.5 also set a season ago. Ella Spaulding has the No. 2 score in the heptathlon with 5,551 points at the MW Championships last season.
Look ahead
The Bulldogs' outdoor schedule features a plethora of California meets as the Bulldogs have five meets in the Central Valley.
Home soil
Fresno State will host three meets in the Central Valley this season. The first will be the West Coast Relays on Mar. 27-28. Fresno State will close the regular season with the Fresno State Invitational on May 1-2 before hosting the Mountain West Championships on May 14-16. All home meets will be held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Clovis.
KIM DUYST INVITATIONAL
Mar. 6-7, 2026 • Turlock, Calif. (Al Brenda Track)
Live Results • Meet Info/Schedule
Competing this weekend
Men: Kamoni Reams, Guillermo Lopez, Noah Graffigna, Emilio Nunez, Joziah Hagedorn, Julian Higareda, Bronson Ortlieb, Jabari King, Jacob Diaz, Jaden Tungate, Corey Ford, Enrique Loredo, Gavin English, RJ Estrada, Marcus Jauregui, Elijah Williams, Josh Dunu, Jamarcus Phillips
Women: Diana Cortes, Ashley Villafana Rodriguez, Zoe-Analia Goldsmith, Ani Brown, Jai'ya Jones, Kyndall Hannible, Samantha Ebell, Hannah Garrity, Khushleen Khakh, Kylie Ward, Samarra Blake, Breelyn Newsome, Tiana Osuna, Hayden Craft, Trinity Bailey, Lynee Sims, Emilia Lev, Tearra Haney, Zoe Yeast
Last time out
The Bulldogs' outdoor season got started at the Sunbird Invitational, hosted by Fresno Pacific on Feb. 21. Fresno State earned three wins from the men. Marcus Jauregui won the 800m in a time of 1:55.79. Jacob Diaz took second in the event with a time of 1:57.19. Jabari King kept his long jump title at the event, measuring a 7.29m jump.
The men's 4x400 relay team of Bronson Ortlieb, Jazper Malone, Keilin Davis and Joziah Hagedorn won the event in 3:17.52.
King of the jumps
Fresno State junior Jabari King enters his third season as a Bulldog. He won the long jump at his first collegiate meet at the 2024 Sunbird Invitational as a freshman, and did it again in 2026. King is chasing his personal-best mark that he set in that 2024 season with a jump of 7.48m/24-6.5 at the Mountain West Championships. That season, he placed fourth at the championships.
Back in action
After redshirting the outdoor season in 2025, senior Zoe Yeast is set to make her return to the hammer throw. Yeast, who is in her second season as a Bulldog after transferring from Louisville, earned indoor All-Mountain West honors in the weight throw last indoor season. She had the third-farthest throw in program history, and finished in the top four in all six meets she competed in.
This weekend, she competes in her first outdoor event as a Bulldog as she is set to throw in the hammer throw on Friday.
The outdoor record book
Taking a look at the outdoor records and where members of the current Bulldogs stand in the program's all-time Top 10, four current members look to better their Top 10 marks.
Liz Tarczy has the program's No. 2 high jump at six-feet, set last season. Tarczy eyes the program record that hasn't been touched since 1987. In the long jump, Janae Heffernan sits at No. 5 with a mark of 6.18m/20-3.5 also set a season ago. Ella Spaulding has the No. 2 score in the heptathlon with 5,551 points at the MW Championships last season.
Look ahead
The Bulldogs' outdoor schedule features a plethora of California meets as the Bulldogs have five meets in the Central Valley.
Home soil
Fresno State will host three meets in the Central Valley this season. The first will be the West Coast Relays on Mar. 27-28. Fresno State will close the regular season with the Fresno State Invitational on May 1-2 before hosting the Mountain West Championships on May 14-16. All home meets will be held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Clovis.
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