The Crimson Storm kicked off their outdoor track and field season at the Oklahoma Baptist Invitational, showcasing strong performances and multiple NCAA provisional marks. Abriel Thrash won the women's heptathlon with 5,024 points, edging out teammate Micky McAlexander, who scored 4,729 points. The men's side also shined, highlighted by Quinton Zirretta's second-place finish in the 100 meters with a time of 10.45 seconds. SNU athletes excelled in various events, contributing to a well-rounded team effort.

By the Numbers
  • Abriel Thrash: 5,024 points in the heptathlon (1st place)
  • Quinton Zirretta: 10.45 seconds in the 100 meters (2nd place)
  • Maddex Merwin: 4.30 meters (14' 1.25") in the pole vault (1st place)
  • Colter Bufford: 61.30 meters (201' 1") in the javelin (2nd place, NCAA provisional mark)
State of Play
  • Crimson Storm athletes performed strongly across multiple events, both in sprints and field competitions.
  • Several athletes achieved NCAA provisional marks, indicating a promising competitive season ahead.
What's Next

SNU will head to Austin, Texas, to compete in the prestigious Texas Relays from April 1-5, where they will face tougher competition and aim to improve their times and marks.

Bottom Line

The Crimson Storm's successful start to the outdoor season sets a solid foundation for future competitions, highlighting individual and team potential that could lead to significant achievements this year.