Utah State track and field is gearing up for competitions at the Weber State Spring Classic and Utah Spring Classic. The team showcases talent with senior Javin Richards also competing in the decathlon at the Bryan Clay Multis in California. Utah State aims to build on its strong performance from last season, where they secured numerous all-conference honors and broke several school records.

By the Numbers
  • Utah State has nine athletes or relay teams ranked in the top-25 in the NCAA West Region across various events.
  • During the indoor season, Aggie athletes achieved 64 performances that ranked in the top 10 in school history.
State of Play
  • The men's team previously finished third at the MW Outdoor Championships with 114.5 points.
  • Logan Hammer, a standout pole vaulter, recently claimed his third consecutive conference title.
What's Next

As the season progresses, Utah State athletes are looking to qualify for the NCAA First Rounds, aiming for top-48 individual placements and top-24 relay team spots. Upcoming performances at these meets will be crucial for athletes seeking to secure their rankings and advance further.

Bottom Line

Utah State track and field is poised for success as it leverages both returning talent and fresh athletes, emphasizing their strong track record and potential for NCAA qualification. This season's outcomes hinge on the team's performances in the upcoming competitions.