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Nebraska track and field returns home to host the 50th annual Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational.
Action begins with combined events at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, followed by field events at 2:30 p.m. and running events at 3:00 p.m. On Saturday, the heptathlon continues at 10 a.m., while field and running events begin at 11 a.m.
The Nebraska women are ranked No. 14 in the USTFCCCA Poll released on Feb. 3, while the NU men are No. 24.
Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational
Date: Feb. 6-7
Venue: Devaney Center Indoor Track
Nebraska Start Times: Friday: 11:30 a.m. | Saturday: 10 a.m.
Teams Competing: Nebraska, Fresno State, Northern Iowa, South Alabama, South Dakota, South Dakota State, St. Thomas, Minnesota State, Northern State, Pittsburg State, Augustana, Central (Iowa), Macalester, Nebraska Wesleyan, College of Saint Mary, Concordia, Dakota State, Doane, Dordt, Hastings, MidAmerica Nazarene, Morningside, Mount Marty, Northwestern (Iowa), Waldorf, Cloud County CC, Dodge City CC, Garden City CC
Meet Schedule
DeLoss Dodds Invitational Recap
Day 1: Nebraska track and field concluded the first day of competition at the DeLoss Dodds Invitational with three new personal bests and two top ten marks in school history.
Ali Bainbridge moved into third in school history in the women’s 3000m, running 9:16.55, earning a fifth-place finish.
Xavier Bogan jumped a personal best 7.75m (25-5 ¼) in the men’s long jump, finishing in second. Kavian Kerr finished in seventh with a mark of 7.15m (23-5 ½).
In his first collegiate 800m, Shadrack Chilia ran 1:49.39 to claim a second-place finish and move into eighth in school history. Gabe Nash clocked a season best, 1:49.60, finishing third.
Sydney Drevlow was the first Husker to step on the track on Friday, running a personal best, 2:10.83, to finish eighth.
Day 2: Four Husker track and field athletes competed at the final day of the DeLoss Dodds Invitational in Manhattan.
Ashmika Korala made his collegiate debut finishing ninth in the World Athletics Bronze triple jump with a mark of 15.09m (49-6 ¼). Ronaldo Andrews finished 11th, jumping 14.84m (48-4 ¼).
On the women’s side, Rhianna Phipps finished in eighth with a mark of 12.89m (42-3 ½).
Jaylee Wingate competed in the women’s mile invite, running 4:51.46, good for a sixth-place finish.