Utah State's track and field team showcased an impressive performance at the UVU Collegiate Invitational, capturing five titles and achieving 17 podium finishes. Highlights include Ayodele Ojo, Jr. and David Konan finishing second and third in the men's 100 meters, both ranking in the top three in Utah State history. Senior Valerie Clark led the javelin squad with a winning throw and multiple others made top-10 school rankings. The men's and women鈥檚 pole vault events were swept by Utah State athletes, while numerous performances suggest a strong outdoor season ahead.

By the Numbers
  • Five titles claimed by Utah State at the UVU Collegiate Invitational.
  • Seventeen podium finishes achieved by Utah State athletes.
State of Play
  • Ayodele Ojo, Jr. ranks fourth in the nation for the 100 meters.
  • Karina Cooper vaulted to third place in USU history with a jump of 4.05 meters.
What's Next

Utah State will participate in the Pepsi Florida Relays and Stanford Invitational on April 3-4, marking their first out-of-state competition of the outdoor season. Anticipation is high for the team to build on their strong performances and rankings as they face tougher competition.

Bottom Line

Utah State's track and field program is on a trajectory of historic achievements, with key athletes making strong statements in their events. Their recent performances hint at a promising outdoor season ahead, reinforcing their competitiveness on a national level.