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The Cougars delivered an impressive performance at the Colorado School of Mines, achieving multiple records in track and field events. Janelle DeBoer won the 100 meters with a time of 12.31, marking the second fastest in Cougar history and her eighth record overall. Elana Sutton set new outdoor records in the High Jump (5'1") and Shot Put (39'9.75"), while Hannah Zugich completed the 400 Hurdles in 1:07.24, the second fastest in school history. Additionally, the 4x100 relay team recorded a time of 48.99, the third fastest for the Cougars. The team is gearing up for a busy week ahead with multiple meets scheduled.

• Janelle DeBoer: 12.31 seconds in the 100 meters – 2nd fastest in Cougar history.
• Elana Sutton achieved a 5'1" mark in the High Jump and 39'9.75" in the Shot Put, breaking previous school records.
• Hannah Zugich: 1:07.24 in the 400 Hurdles – 2nd fastest in CCU history.
• 4x100 team (DeBoer, Meier, Brinkman, Fletcher) completed in 48.99 seconds, the 3rd fastest time in Cougar history.

• Cougars set multiple records while competing at Colorado School of Mines.
• Strong performances increase momentum as they prepare for next week’s tri-meet.
• Upcoming events include participation in the Bryan Clay and Leopard Invitationals in California.

The Cougars will compete in three separate meets next week, targeting further personal and school records while aiming for strong placements at the RMAC Championships. This includes an ambitious trip to California and another round of races at Mines.

The Cougars are demonstrating exceptional growth in their track and field program, driven by standout performances and record-breaking achievements. Maintaining this momentum could position them favorably for upcoming championships.