The Angelo State Rams and Rambelles track teams are set to compete at the Greyhound Open in Portales, NM, along with participating in other events across the state. The teams had a successful outing at the rain-shortened War Hawk Classic, achieving four provisional marks overall. Notably, the Rambelles' 4x100m relay team ran the fastest time in the LSC this season. Both teams maintain strong national rankings, with the Rams sitting at No. 7 and the Rambelles at No. 27.

By the Numbers
  • Rams ranked 7th nationally; Rambelles ranked 27th.
  • 4 provisional marks achieved at War Hawk Classic.
  • William Opare: 1st in the 200m (20.48 seconds) and 1st in the 400m (45.98 seconds).
  • Rams' 4x400m relay: 1st with a time of 3:06.24.
State of Play
  • Next competition: Greyhound Open on April 18, starting with field events at 10 a.m. MT.
  • Adrian Nethersole to compete in the 800 meters at Bryan Clay Invitational on April 21.
  • The distance runners will participate in events at the Joe Gillespie Invitational on the same day.
What's Next

Anticipated contributions from standout athletes like William Opare may further elevate the teams' standings in national rankings. Their performances at upcoming meets could solidify their chances of qualifying for NCAA championships. The teams are likely to refine their skills ahead of bigger competitions as the season progresses.

Bottom Line

The Rams and Rambelles are positioned to build on their recent successes, with promising performances expected at the Greyhound Open and other upcoming meets. Key athletes like William Opare are essential to maintaining momentum and improving national standings. Continued excellence in future competitions will be crucial for their championship aspirations.