Fresno Pacific track and field showcased impressive performances at three events in Southern California, gearing up for the upcoming PacWest Championships. Key highlights from the Bryan Clay Invitational include Evan Torres setting a personal best in the 5,000 meters, Julissa Avila achieving a personal best in the 1,500 meters, and Monte Moore breaking the program record in the 800 meters. Shemar Palmer also took the spotlight, ranking No. 1 nationally in the 200 meters. Overall, the Sunbirds displayed strong depth and momentum as the season progresses.

By the Numbers
  • Evan Torres recorded a personal best of 14:36 in the 5,000 meters, ranking No. 6 in program history.
  • Monte Moore set a new program record with a time of 1:48.91 in the 800 meters.
  • Shemar Palmer is now ranked No. 1 nationally in the 200 meters.
State of Play
  • The team participated in three events: the Leopard Invitational, Mt. SAC Relays, and Bryan Clay Invitational.
  • Numerous athletes achieved personal bests contributing to a positive team momentum.
What's Next

As the season continues, the Sunbirds aim to capitalize on their recent successes as they prepare for the PacWest Championships. Further developments may highlight additional personal records and team advancements in upcoming competitions.

Bottom Line

The remarkable achievements of Fresno Pacific's athletes not only illustrate their growth but also build confidence heading into championship season. Their collective performances could establish them as serious contenders in the PacWest Championships.