
Photo by: © Will Navarro
CSUN Opens Competition at New Mexico Collegiate Classic
2/3/2023 7:25:00 PM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field
Complete Results
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.---CSUN opened competition at the New Mexico Collegiate Classic Friday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.
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MEN
David Phillips, Jr. lowered his season best to :21.07 in the unseeded 200m. That time is now the second fastest in school history.
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Logan Davis also lowered his season best, running :21.39 to place eighth in the unseeded 200m. Davis' time is the third quickest in school history. 73 runners over 24 heats were entered in the race.
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Daniel Rodriguez finished ninth in the 3000m in a time of 8:50.44.
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Luke DaVanon finished 10th in the unseeded 400m by running a season-best time of :48.88.
WOMEN
Nicole Contreras finished sixth (10:25.12) in the 3000m.
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Elin Markarian lowered her season best by 26 seconds to 11:01.42 to place 11th in the 3000m.
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Redshirt junior Arianna Alexander ran an indoor career-best :24.55 to place 22nd in the women's unseeded 200m. There were 111 entries in the race that was conducted over 29 heats.
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ACCORDING TO HEAD COACH JUSTIN JOHNSON
"We started this weekend with a strong showing on day one. The coaching staff challenged the team to continue to do what they've been doing all season and compete. When you leave the day with multiple personal bests in all areas; sprints, jumps, throws, and distance, you know the team listened and answered the call."
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"This is a hot meet in terms of competition, and the team atmosphere is riding a positive wave of confidence and momentum into day two. We are enjoying the success, but the team knows the job is not finished."
UP NEXT
The New Mexico Collegiate Classic concludes on Saturday. Running events begin at 8:30 a.m. (PST) with the field events getting underway at 9:30 a.m. (PST).
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.---CSUN opened competition at the New Mexico Collegiate Classic Friday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.
Â
MEN
David Phillips, Jr. lowered his season best to :21.07 in the unseeded 200m. That time is now the second fastest in school history.
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Logan Davis also lowered his season best, running :21.39 to place eighth in the unseeded 200m. Davis' time is the third quickest in school history. 73 runners over 24 heats were entered in the race.
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Daniel Rodriguez finished ninth in the 3000m in a time of 8:50.44.
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Luke DaVanon finished 10th in the unseeded 400m by running a season-best time of :48.88.
WOMEN
Nicole Contreras finished sixth (10:25.12) in the 3000m.
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Elin Markarian lowered her season best by 26 seconds to 11:01.42 to place 11th in the 3000m.
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Redshirt junior Arianna Alexander ran an indoor career-best :24.55 to place 22nd in the women's unseeded 200m. There were 111 entries in the race that was conducted over 29 heats.
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ACCORDING TO HEAD COACH JUSTIN JOHNSON
"We started this weekend with a strong showing on day one. The coaching staff challenged the team to continue to do what they've been doing all season and compete. When you leave the day with multiple personal bests in all areas; sprints, jumps, throws, and distance, you know the team listened and answered the call."
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"This is a hot meet in terms of competition, and the team atmosphere is riding a positive wave of confidence and momentum into day two. We are enjoying the success, but the team knows the job is not finished."
UP NEXT
The New Mexico Collegiate Classic concludes on Saturday. Running events begin at 8:30 a.m. (PST) with the field events getting underway at 9:30 a.m. (PST).
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