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Weber State Indoor Invitational
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Wildcats Look Strong at Home this Weekend
1/21/2023 4:32:00 PM | Women's Track & Field
The Weber State track and field team was at home this weekend for their Indoor Invitational. The team had several athletes competing and saw strong performances from several.Â
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Field events started the weekend on Friday night with Caleb Whitney earning a PR height of 15-11.00 to share first place in the Pole Vault. Caleb's mark moves him to number eight on the WSU all-time list. Reece Gardner finished sixth in the event with a PR height of 14-11.00, and Rodee Brow finished eighth with a height of 14-05.25.
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Johnie Talamantes finished first in the long jump with a big jump of 22-06.50.
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Wildcat throwers performed well at home with Jake Weathers taking top spot in the weight throw with a new PR of 53-01.00. Cody Canard finished third in the event with a PR throw of 49-11.75, and Ryan Johnson finished fifth throwing 46-02.00 for a new PR.
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In the shot put Gaige Veilhauer led the wildcats with a third place finishing throw of 49-09.25.
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Events on the track began with the 55-meter dash where Abraham Williams built off his performance at BYU last week with a second-place finish in the event with a time of 6.35 to put him at #6 on the WSU all-time list.
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In the 55-meter hurdles Caleb Whitney finished first with a time of 7.64. He was followed by G Kire Goulding in third at 7.75.
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Rodee Brow and Goulding finished second, and third overall in the 400-meter dash and first and second among attached athletes. Rodee came across at a PR of 50.62 to edge out Goulding at 50.68. Alex Wheeler followed them in fifth place with a time of 51.63.
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As solo representation in the 800-meters, Bryce Anderson finished second for Weber State with a time of 1:56.03.
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Kelton Gagnon, a true freshman ran unattached as Coach Talley was considering possibly redshirting him due to a string of illnesses in December. Kelton finished first in the mile at 4:18.24 and Coach Talley said he will likely compete in-uniform moving forward this season.
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Other top-finishing mile runners for the Wildcats were Nathaniel Garner in third at 4:29.20, Jamison Wilkes at 4:30.50 in fifth, and Ben Ricks finishing ninth at 4:32.79.
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Additional PR Performances
Ryan Johnson – Shot Put – 33-06.75
Reece Gardner – Shot Put – 31-09.50
Rodee Brow – PV – 14-05.25
Rodee Brow – 55m (P) – 6.70
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Field events started the weekend on Friday night with Caleb Whitney earning a PR height of 15-11.00 to share first place in the Pole Vault. Caleb's mark moves him to number eight on the WSU all-time list. Reece Gardner finished sixth in the event with a PR height of 14-11.00, and Rodee Brow finished eighth with a height of 14-05.25.
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Johnie Talamantes finished first in the long jump with a big jump of 22-06.50.
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Wildcat throwers performed well at home with Jake Weathers taking top spot in the weight throw with a new PR of 53-01.00. Cody Canard finished third in the event with a PR throw of 49-11.75, and Ryan Johnson finished fifth throwing 46-02.00 for a new PR.
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In the shot put Gaige Veilhauer led the wildcats with a third place finishing throw of 49-09.25.
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Events on the track began with the 55-meter dash where Abraham Williams built off his performance at BYU last week with a second-place finish in the event with a time of 6.35 to put him at #6 on the WSU all-time list.
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In the 55-meter hurdles Caleb Whitney finished first with a time of 7.64. He was followed by G Kire Goulding in third at 7.75.
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Rodee Brow and Goulding finished second, and third overall in the 400-meter dash and first and second among attached athletes. Rodee came across at a PR of 50.62 to edge out Goulding at 50.68. Alex Wheeler followed them in fifth place with a time of 51.63.
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As solo representation in the 800-meters, Bryce Anderson finished second for Weber State with a time of 1:56.03.
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Kelton Gagnon, a true freshman ran unattached as Coach Talley was considering possibly redshirting him due to a string of illnesses in December. Kelton finished first in the mile at 4:18.24 and Coach Talley said he will likely compete in-uniform moving forward this season.
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Other top-finishing mile runners for the Wildcats were Nathaniel Garner in third at 4:29.20, Jamison Wilkes at 4:30.50 in fifth, and Ben Ricks finishing ninth at 4:32.79.
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Additional PR Performances
Ryan Johnson – Shot Put – 33-06.75
Reece Gardner – Shot Put – 31-09.50
Rodee Brow – PV – 14-05.25
Rodee Brow – 55m (P) – 6.70
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