Angelo State's track and field teams are set to compete in the War Hawk Classic hosted by McMurry in Abilene this weekend. The Rams currently hold the No. 2 national ranking, while the Rambelles are positioned at No. 14. Last week, both teams achieved ten provisional marks during the prestigious Texas Relays, showcasing standout performances like William Opare's victory in the 200-meter invite against top-tier competition. The event will feature a mix of field and running events, with action kicking off Friday evening.

By the Numbers
  • William Opare is ranked 1st in the nation for both the 200 meters (20.48) and the 400 meters (45.98).
  • The Rams' 4x400m relay team achieved a time of 3:06.24, leading the NCAA Outdoor Performance List.
State of Play
  • The Rams are aiming to maintain their No. 2 national ranking while the Rambelles look to improve their 14th position.
  • Recent performances have included multiple athletes recognized as LSC Track Athlete of the Week over the past three weeks.
What's Next

Following the War Hawk Classic, the teams will likely focus on fine-tuning their performances as they approach the championship season and aim for qualification for the NCAA championships.

Bottom Line

As both teams compete this weekend, eyes will be on their ability to build on recent successes, particularly as they chase further accolades and national recognition in upcoming meets.