INVADERS' ADAM SHUNK TAKES SECOND AT USA INDOOR NATIONALS
February 29, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) The Indiana Invaders completed the third and final
day of the 2004 USATF Indoor National Championships with Adam Shunk
tieing for second in the high jump (2.20).
Shunk in leading the Invaders' charge was followed by Jamey Sperle
taking sixth in the 200 (22.06), Carri Long in seventh in the high
jump (1.84), Francesca Green took eighth in the long jump (6.15),
and Shannon Gallagher in 11th in the pole vault (4.20).
Team Director Greg Harger said, "Everyone did a great job competively
this weekend. The preparation and training for the indoor season will
show itself as we head toward the Olympic Trials in July." Harger
added, "Shunk did an outstanding job today."
TOP 10 PERFORMERS
2nd - HJ (2.20) Adam Shunk
6th - 200 (22.06) Jamey Sperle
6th - 800 (2:06.03) Hope Sanders
7th - HJ (1.84) Carri Long
8th - LJ (6.15) Francesca Green
The USA Indoor Track & Field Championships are the world's oldest indoor
track championships, with the first meet being held in 1888 in New York.
Next weekend, the USA Indoor Combined Events Championships in Chapel
Hill, North Carolina will feature Invaders' Linise Gordon competing
in the Pentathlon.
2004 USA Indoor Track & Field Championships:
http://www.usatf.org/events/2004/USAIndoorTFChampionships/
INVADERS' SANDERS TAKES SIXTH AT USA INDOOR NATIONALS
February 28, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) The Indiana Invaders wrapped up day two of the
2004 USATF Indoor National Championships with Hope Sanders
finishing sixth in the finals of the 800 (2:06.03) and Brandon
Hon finishing 11th in the semi-finals of the 60 hurdles (7.72).
Sanders ran her third fastest career best in the 800, and a
career indoor best, in the qualifying round on Friday. Today's
2:06.03 championship effort was her fifth fastest time ever in
the 800. Sanders sixth place finish is the third time she has
finished in sixth place since 1999.
Hon's 7.72 in the 60 hurdles is his second fastest career best
time ever. Hon, running in the fastest section of the semi-finals,
also finished the day tied for the eighth fastest time in the
semi-finals.
Team Director Greg Harger said, "Both Sanders and Hon turned in
some virtual career best efforts. They have room for significant
improvements and some very fast times as we head toward the
US Olympic Trials in July."
On Sunday February 29th, the Invaders' will have six athletes
competing with Adam Shunk & Carri Long (HJ), Francesca Green (LJ),
Shannon Gallagher & Ebbie Metzinger (PV), and Jamey Sperle (200).
The top two finishers in the finals will compete at the 2004 IAAF
World Indoor Championships in Athletics March 5-7 in Budapest,
Hungary as part of Team USA.
2003 USA Indoor Track & Field Championships:
http://www.usatf.org/events/2003/USAIndoorTFChampionships/
INDIANA INVADERS' SANDERS, HON ADVANCE AT USA INDOORS
February 27, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) Indiana Invaders' Hope Sanders and Brandon Hon
advanced on day one of 2004 USATF Indoor National Championships
with Sanders advancing to the finals of the 800 and Hon advancing
to the semi-finals of the 60 hurdles.
Sanders, ranked 12th going into the championship, tied for the third
fastest qualifying time of the day (2:05.29). Hon advances to the
semi-finals of the 60 meter hurdles with his time of 7.80. Both will
return to championship action tommorrow.
Jacob Koczman, ranked 17th going into the championship, finished
the day in 14th; however, Koczman's time of 1:50.77 did not advance
him through to the finals. Koczman along with Sanders and Hon are
three of the ten Indiana Invaders currently qualified for the
2004 US Olympic Team Trials.
Team Director Greg Harger said, "Sanders and Hon, for different
reasons had a very good showing today getting through to the next
level of competition. It was good to get the rust off as both will
compete better and do better in the finals. They are ready to go."
On Sunday February 29th, the Invaders' will have six athletes
competing with Adam Shunk & Carri Long (HJ), Francesca Green (LJ),
Shannon Gallagher & Ebbie Metzinger (PV), and Jamey Sperle (200).
The top two finishers in the finals will compete at the 2004 IAAF
World Indoor Championships in Athletics March 5-7 in Budapest,
Hungary as part of Team USA.
2003 USA Indoor Track & Field Championships:
http://www.usatf.org/events/2003/USAIndoorTFChampionships/
NINE INVADERS TO COMPETE AT USA INDOOR NATIONALS
February 26, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) The Indiana Invaders have twelve athletes qualified
for the 2004 USA Track & Field Indoor National Championships. The
competition runs from February 27th through February 29th at the
Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center in Boston, MA.
This is the sixth competitive indoor season for the Invaders since
the initial formation of their athlete roster in the fall of 1998.
Since 1999 in addition to one World Indoor Champion, the Invaders
have won one indoor title, had three runner-up finishes, placed 11
in the top five, and had 32 finish in the top 10.
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'04 '03 '02 '01 '00 '99 Total(s)
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Qualified: 12 12 4 12 7 5 52
Top 10: 6 4 10 7 5 32*
Top 5: 1 2 4 2 2 11*
2nd: - - - 2 1 3*
1st: - - 1 - - 1*
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*pending '04 results
Nine Invaders will compete this weekend. Adam Shunk, already a
2004 US Olympic Trials Qualifier, will lead the charge as he returns
for his second USA Indoor nationals appearance as the fourth (tied)
ranked competitor in the high jump. Shunk is a graduate from
Delta High School (Ind.). Shunk was the NCAA Indoor High Jump
Champion in 2003 and runner-up in 2002.
Carri Long, also a 2004 US Olympic Trials Qualifier, returns for her
third appearance as the fifth (tied) ranked competitor in the high jump.
Long is a graduate of Purdue University and Northview High School
(Ind.) and is a Two-Time Indiana State High Jump Champion. Long has
been consistently ranked in the top 10 in the US since 2000.
In addition to competing on the US National Team at the 2001 World
University Games, Long was a finalist at the 2000 Olympic Trials.
Francesca Green, a Two-Time NCAA All American, in her first USA Indoor
Nationals appearance is ranked 6th in the long jump. Green was fourth
at the NCAA Outdoor Championships and competed on the US National Team
at the World Junior Championships in 1996. Green is also a Two-Time
Washington State High School Champion in the 100.
USATF Nationals veteran, Shannon Gallagher, will compete as the eighth
(tied) ranked athlete in the pole vault fresh off of her Olympic Trials
qualifying vault on February 22nd. Gallagher, a 10-time USATF
Championships Qualifier, placed 10th at the 2000 Olympic Trials in
the pole vault.
Brandon Hon, a 2004 US Olympic Trials Qualifier in the 110 hurdles,
will compete in the 60 meter hurdles as the 9th (tied) ranked athlete
in the field. Hon finished 13th in the 2003 edition of USA Indoor
Nationals. Hon, a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, was the
2001 Conference USA champion in the 400 hurdles.
Ebbie Metzinger, a graduate of Purdue University and Benton Central
High School (Ind.), returns for her second USA Indoor Nationals
appearance in the pole vault ranked 11th in her event.
Hope Sanders, a 2004 US Olympic Trials Qualifier in the 800, returns
for her fourth appearance at USATF Indoor nationals in the 800 as the
12th ranked competitor. Sanders, a graduate of the University of
Illinois and Warren Central HS (Ind.), finished eighth in 2003, sixth
in 2000 and seventh in 1999 at the Indoor Championships in addition
to competing at the 2000 Olympic Trials.
Jamey Sperle, a Dakota Wesleyan graduate will make his second
appearance at USA Indoor Nationals where he finished 12th in 2003.
The Seven Time NAIA All-American finished 2nd in the 2003 NAIA
Outdoor Championships at 200 meters.
Jacob Koczman, a 2004 US Olympic Trials Qualifier in the 800, ranked
17th in the 800 will race in his second USATF Indoor Championship.
Koczman is a two-time NAIA Champion (400 outdoors & 600 indoors).
Also qualified but not competing due to plans specific for this
summer's Olympic Trials are Greg Yeldell, a 2004 US Olympic Trials
Qualifier in the triple jump; Zack Riley, a 2004 US Olympic Trials
Qualifier in the hammer throw; and decathlete Alex Sprague
(Heptathlon).
Team Director Greg Harger said, "Satisfaction for this group will not be graded until
after we finish the weekend's competition." Harger added, "In most
cases, we are headed to nationals with the intent of competing for
the privilege to represent USA Track & Field's national teams. That
opportunity is a long and challenging path and this championship is
a step in that process for these individuals. We have a proud history
of playing a role in the advancement of talented athletes to the
highest level of competition in our sport. We welcome the opportunity
to continue growing our list of national team qualifiers."
The USA Indoor Track & Field Championships are the world's oldest
indoor track championships, with the first meet being held in 1888
in New York. The top two finishers in each event being selected
for the contingent of Team USA that will compete at the 2004 IAAF
World Indoor Championships in Athletics March 5-7 in Budapest, Hungary.
2003 USA Indoor Track & Field Championships:
http://www.usatf.org/events/2003/USAIndoorTFChampionships/
INDIANA INVADERS' YELDELL HITS NATIONAL MARK
February 22, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) Invaders' Greg Yeldell hit the national qualifying mark
for the 2004 USATF Indoor National Championships with his win in the
triple jump (15.45) at the Hoosier Hills Invitational, hosted by
Indiana University on February 20, 2004.
Yeldell, a three-time member of the US National Team, is a 2004 US
Olympic Trials Qualifier and was 13th at the USA Outdoor Championships
in 2003. Yeldell also won the gold medal in the triple jump at
the Pan American Games in 1999.
Teammates Adrian Swanson won the 400 (48.22), Amber Plowden was
runner-up in the 60 (7.54), and Natasha Lothery was second in the
800 (2:14.79).
In action at the Kent State Tune-up meet, hosted by Kent State
University, the Invaders' Sharline Maxwell-Divis won the 400 (55.12)
and finished second in the 200 (24.99). Olympic Trials Qualifier,
Jacob Koczman, was second in the 800 (1:50.67) with Eddie Nehus in
third (1:51.41) and Daniel Walden (1:52.49). Jamey Sperle was third
in the 200 (21.65) and fourth in the 55 meters (6.45).
Team Director Greg Harger said, "This was a relatively low-key weekend
as we head into next weekend's indoor national championship in Boston.
Yeldell in reality was evaluating his fitness in preparation for the
outdoor season with short approach jumps." Harger added, "Those headed
to Boston are ready to go."
Currently, nine Invaders are qualified for Indoor Nationals - Zack
Riley (WT), Hope Sanders (800), Carri Long (HJ), Adam Shunk (HJ),
Shannon Gallagher (PV), Francesca Green (LJ), Greg Yeldell (TJ),
Brandon Hon (60H), and Alex Sprague (Heptathlon).
INDIANA INVADERS LAUNCH MASTERS TRACK & FIELD PROGRAM
February 12, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) The Indiana Invaders are launching a masters track
and field program, for athletes over the age of 30, as part of the
club's commitment to meeting the goals of USA Track & Field's Club
Revitalization Task Force Initiatives.
USA Track & Field's Club Revitalization Mission Statement:
"To expand and broaden opportunities for America's track & field
athletes to continue their participation and development outside
of and beyond our school-based programs through USATF clubs."
The Indiana Invaders' Masters Program is the third phase of a five
phase track & field development project intended to create the first
comprehensive, community based national class track & field program
attending to all levels of track & field participation. While
pursuing excellence in competitive arenas is a clear goal for each
division of the Indiana Invaders' program; fun, friendship, education
and good health are also goals and objectives held in high regard.
Membership benefits include access to purchase official Indiana
Invaders' apparel, special discounts, invitations to select Invaders
social events, exclusive training clinics and training sessions,
and the opportunity to represent the Invaders at Masters National
Championships in Indoor & Outdoor Track and Field, Cross Country,
and on the Road.
As the fourth largest registered USATF club in the Midwest, the
Invaders' competitive Masters program compliments the team's elite
development program in offering a supportive and unique team
environment to competitive athletes.
Team Director Greg Harger said, "Masters competition, as an Invader,
offers a unique opportunity to compete as a team, to wear the team
colors, and to have fun. As the program grows we expect to have
significant success at the Masters National Championships. The
additional interaction that these athletes will have with our elite
membership should be interesting." Harger added, "As we grow our
masters program we look forward to creating and bidding for Masters
T&F events to be held in Indiana in the future to help increase
awareness and participation for Indiana masters aged athletes."
The Indiana Invaders, a not-for-profit organization founded in 1998,
presenting an innovative approach to track & field by providing a
resident-based, athlete-centered support system unique to the
sport in the United States.
INDIANA INVADERS ANNOUNCE BIG BLUE NATIONAL INVITATIONAL
February 11, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) The Indiana Invaders will host a high performance
invitational track & field meet, the Big Blue National Invitational,
in Hillsdale Michigan at Hillsdale College on June 11-12th, 2004.
The event will be produced by NFTL, Inc.
For anyone that has ever fantasized of running a sub-4 minute mile, or
standing atop the awards stand at the Olympic Games, this is a unique
opportunity to see the athletes that are training to perform at this
level as they will come to the Hillsdale community for one purpose
- as a final preparation for the U.S. Olympic Trials.
For many of the participants, the meet will be a "last chance" Olympic
Trials qualifying competition. The athletic action will feature some
of America's top track & field athletes and will take place just four
weeks before the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials and is being billed as a
"Family Friendly, Spectator Friendly" competition featuring high
performance entertainment in the track stadium.
The Big Blue National Invitational, hosted by the Indiana Invaders,
is an invitational-only high performance track meet featuring select
events including the decathlon and heptathlon on Friday & Saturday
June 11th & 12th. The Friday session will feature international
relay teams and the Saturday session will be highlighted by
"Wild Bill's Magical Miles." The Invaders, of Indianapolis,
currently have 10 athletes qualified for the 2004 U.S. Olympic
Team Trials and will be out in full force.
Meet Director Greg Harger said, "Hillsdale's outstanding Mondo
surfaced facility will be a great place to compete. We are
fortunate to have found a second World Class facility, in addition
to Indiana University - Bloomington, with supportive and cooperative
management here in the Midwest such that we can produce this type
of event." Harger added, "This will be a high performance event that
will bring the excitement, and the spirit of the Olympic season to
the Hillsdale community. Fans will be able to see and touch these
athletes as they make final preparations for the Olympic Trials."
Event Information:
http://www.nftl.net/events/2004/big_blue.asp
INDIANA INVADERS' CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS AND OLYMPIC PURSUITS
February 10, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) The Indiana Invaders head into their sixth competitive
season after staging the 2004 USA Cross Country Championships and
World Cross Country Team Trials in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana
on February 7th & 8th.
The USA Cross Country Championships and World Cross Country Team
Trials brought over 600 athletes to Indianapolis for the 106th
running of the championship and had over 3000 spectators in
attendance. This world class event also selected the US National
Team for the 2004 World Cross Country Championships in Brussels,
Belgium in March, 2004.
As the Invaders head further into the 2004 Olympic season and
down the road to the Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, the team
will also host the USATF National Club Track & Field Championships
in Bloomington, Indiana on July 2nd & 3rd.
The Invaders have hosted the USATF National Club Track & Field
Championships, featuring team scored competition, for the previous
three years. Additionally, the Invaders have hosted several high
performance meets needed for USA championship qualifying efforts.
The team looks forward to bringing additional national and world
class events to Indiana in the near future.
The team's support of Olympians and future Olympians provides
a unique team and training environment for some of America's
best athletes. Having had 18 athletes qualified for their
respective Olympic Trials in 2000, the team currently has
10 athletes qualified for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials
with five months remaining for more qualifying efforts.
In recent years, the Invaders have torn up the track individually
and as a team, with an American record in the pentathlon, one world
indoor championship gold medal, and seven individual national
champions. The Invaders have also captured five individual
runner-up finishes, and qualified 91 total athletes for the
indoor and outdoor national championships in 5 years in addition
to six USA National Club Championship Titles. Individual Champions
and team championships have been won both on the cross country
course and on the track.
Team Director Greg Harger said, "We have been very fortunate to
experience both sides of the fence with respect to championship
events with our competitive athlete successes and our event hosting.
We're honored to bring national class events to our community and
region. We are pursuing nothing less then excellence and will turn
up the heat in coming months in our efforts." Harger added, "As we
go forward, we will continue to make our presence known and we will
support our athletes' athletic pursuits in the proper manner that
respects the Olympic ideals of our sport. We will engage our
community with our efforts and bring about a continuation of
positive change for our sport."
Ten Invaders are qualified for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials,
in July, with Hope Sanders (800), Jacob Koczman (800), Donnie Fellows
(10,000), Brandon Hon (110H), Carri Long (HJ), Adam Shunk (HJ), Greg
Yeldell (TJ), Zachary Riley (HT), Kirt Thompson (JT), and defending
Olympic Trials Champion DeDee Nathan in the heptathlon.
The Indiana Invaders, a not-for-profit organization founded in 1998,
presenting an innovative approach to track & field by providing a
resident-based, athlete-centered support system unique to the sport
in the United States.
INDIANA INVADERS' HON & SHUNK POST TOP 10 USA MARKS
February 9, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) Indiana Invaders' Brandon Hon and Adam Shunk put up
marks this weekend with wins in the 60 hurdles and high jump that
make current Top 10 USA Track & Field lists, respectively, at the
Indiana Invitational in Bloomington, Indiana on February 7th, 2004.
Shunk, the 2003 NCAA Indoor Champion in the high jump, also hit the
USA Indoor Qualifying standard with his winning jump of 2.23 meters
with his season opening high jump competition. His inaugural
appearance in an Invaders uniform is also an improvement on his
Olympic Trials qualifying mark of 2.22 set last year.
Hon, in winning the 60 hurdles with a time of 7.68 seconds, improved
his qualifying performance for the USA Indoor Championships. Hon's
break through performance of 7.68 was a big bonus after running
career bests of 7.81 in the preliminary round and 7.79 in the
semi-finals.
Additional highlights over the weekend include teammate Carri Long,
a graduate of Purdue University, and currently ranked fifth in the
United States winning the high jump at the Husker Invitational hosted
by the University of Nebraska with a performance of 1.84 meters.
At Indiana University's Indiana Invitational, Amber Plowden won the
60 meters with a time of 7.49 seconds. Plowden was .03 seconds from
hitting the national qualifying standard after running 7.45 in the
semi-finals of the 60. Donnie Fellows, a 2003 USATF Outdoor
Championship 10,000 competitor, won the 5,000 with a time of 14:27.09.
Adrian Swanson took second in the 400 with a performance of 48.60.
Plowden also took third in the 200 with a time of 25.15. Sharline
Maxwell-Divis in her Indiana Invaders debut finished third in the
400 (55.93).
Team Director Greg Harger said, "This was a very busy weekend for the
team on the track and with hosting the USA Cross Country World Trials
and we got the job done on all fronts. Hon has been a flag bearer
for the team on the track with his breakthrough performances. His
progression since joining the team last year has been steady and
he has responded extremely well to training in the post-collegiate
environment after the initial transition. His patience and new found
stability in his training environment is starting to pay dividends.
Hon has a tremendous amount of talent that is just beginning to be
explored." Harger added, "We are likely to add a few more national
qualifiers in the next couple of weeks as we look toward Indoor
Nationals at the end of February in Boston."
Currently, six Invaders are qualified for Indoor Nationals - Zack
Riley (WT), Hope Sanders (800), Carri Long (HJ), Adam Shunk (HJ),
Francesca Green (LJ) and Brandon Hon (60H).
Ten Invaders are currently qualified for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team
Trials, in July, with Hope Sanders (800), Jacob Koczman (800), Donnie
Fellows (10,000), Brandon Hon (110H), Carri Long (HJ), Adam Shunk
(HJ), Greg Yeldell (TJ), Zachary Riley (HT), Kirt Thompson (JT),
and defending Olympic Trials Champion DeDee Nathan in the heptathlon.
INDIANA INVADERS TO HOST 2004 USA CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
February 5, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) The 2004 USA Cross Country Championships and World
Cross Country Team Trials, hosted by the Indiana Invaders, arrives
in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana this weekend on February 7th & 8th.
America's Top distance runners will converge in Indianapolis as the
championship selects the US National Team that will compete at the
2004 IAAF World Cross Country Championships, March 20-21 in Brussels,
Belgium. More than 600 athletes will compete in the six championship
races. The event also features a celebrity mascot race that will
determine the national mascot champion of cross country in addition
to a youth fun run and a community race on the championship cross country
course.
Invaders' Rick Sluder, a graduate of Indiana State and North Central
High School, is scheduled to compete in the 4,000 meter event on
Saturday, February 7th.
The Invaders are also busy this weekend on the track as Hope Sanders
will compete in the 800 at the Millrose Games, 14 other Invaders
athletes are competing at the Indiana University Invitational, and
Carri Long is competing in the high jump at Nebraska.
Team Director Greg Harger said in an understatement, "It is a very
busy weekend for the team. We look forward to the excitement of this
weekend's championship efforts by our guests on the cross country
course." Harger added, "It will be a very rewarding weekend for so
many of our hardworking supporters, partners and members of our staff
that have put in a lot of work to be prepared for a potentially very
challenging event environment due to the spectrum of weather
conditions that we possibly face."
Championship Results:
http://www.onlineraceresults.com/event/view_event.php?event_id=417
INVADERS' HOPE SANDERS IN 2004 VERIZON MILLROSE GAMES
February 4, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) Invaders' Hope Sanders will compete in the Sunny D
Intense Sport 800 at the 2004 Verizon Millrose Games at Madison
Square Garden in New York City, New York on February 6, 2004.
Sanders, a graduate of Warren Central HS (Ind.), is a two-time Olympic
Trials Qualifier and a veteran competitor at the USATF Track & Field
Championships. Sanders has a career best of 2:03.48 for 800 meters
from 2003. In 2003, Sanders finished eighth at the USA Indoor
Championships and ninth at the USA Outdoor Championships along
with a victory in the USA National Club Track & Field Championships.
Team Director Greg Harger said, "Hope is in the best fitness of her
career for this time of the year. She will definitely be in the mix
this weekend with the Invaders mentality of racing hard. It is an
honor to receive this invitation and the competition from this very
competitive race should set her up well for USA Indoor Nationals three
weeks later as we are just now incorporating true speedwork into her
training sessions." Sanders will face an international field including
athletes from Jamacia, Barbados, and Slovenia along with
2000 US Olympic Trials champion Hazel Clark, of NIKE.
Held annually since 1908, the Verizon Millrose Games is the nation's
longest running invitational track meet and will be televised on NBC
as the second stop on USA Track& Field's Indoor Golden Spike Tour on
Saturday, February 7, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m., Eastern Time.
INVADERS' HOPE SANDERS HITS NATIONAL MARK
February 1, 2004
(INDIANAPOLIS) Invaders' Hope Sanders hit the national qualifying mark
for the 2004 USATF Indoor National Championships with her win in the
800 (2:07.17) at the Doug Raymond Invitational, hosted by Kent State
University on January 31, 2004. Sanders led the Invaders' capture of
ten total event wins for the team.
Amber Plowden won the 60 and 200 (7.55 & 24.47), Jamey Sperle won the
60 & 200 (6.90 & 21.46), and 400 hurdlers Brandon Hon & Adrian Swanson
went 1-2 in the Open 400 with times of 47.63 and 47.84, respectively.
All four are within striking range of hitting their respective
qualifying standards for the USATF Indoor National Championships
in Boston, MA on February 27-29, 2004. Hon's win in the 400 and
Swanson's runner-up time were both personal best performances.
Other winners were Shannon Gallagher in the Pole Vault, Pristina Jones
in the long jump, Marc Dzradosi in the Triple Jump and decathlete
Brendon Falconer's win in the long jump.
Team Director Greg Harger said, "This weekend was a solid outing for
the sprinters. Kent State University's Track & Field program, their
officials and volunteers are great hosts." Harger added, "We're
getting ready to add a few more national qualifiers in the next
couple of weeks as we look toward Indoor Nationals at the end
of February in Boston."
Currently, five Invaders are qualified for Indoor Nationals - Zack
Riley (WT), Hope Sanders (800), Carri Long (HJ), Francesca Green (LJ)
and Brandon Hon (60H).
