The Fort Hays State track and field teams achieved 16 national qualifying marks and 15 event victories over the weekend across three different meets. Highlights included 11 national qualifiers at the Loper Invite in Kearney, Nebraska, four at the ESU Relays in Emporia, Kansas, and one performance at the Bryan Clay Invite in Azusa, California. Key performers were Hunter Angove and Annabeth Baalmann in pole vault, with others excelling in sprint and distance events. The next event for the Tigers is their home meet, the Alex Francis Classic on April 23.

By the Numbers
  • 16 national qualifying performances across three meets
  • 15 individual event victories
State of Play
  • Most recent meet results signify strong team performance, with multiple athletes hitting qualifying marks.
  • Upcoming home meet on April 23 is crucial for maintaining momentum.
What's Next

The Tigers will attempt to build on their success during their home meet, aiming for additional national qualifying performances and event victories. Coaches will likely highlight individual athletes for continued focus and training.

Bottom Line

Fort Hays State's impressive weekend solidifies their status as serious contenders in track and field, making the upcoming home meet an opportunity to showcase their potential.