Glynn Leads the Buffs on Final Day at Bryan Clay Invitational

Saturday, April 15

Azusa, Calif.

All Day

Colorado

Bryan Clay Invitational

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Glynn Leads the Buffs on Final Day at Bryan Clay Invitational

April 16, 2023 | Track and Field

CU picks up four wins on the day

By: Lauren Cawley, Student Assistant

AZUSA, Calif. – Colorado track and field wrapped up its busy weekend at the Bryan Clay Invitational on Saturday. The Buffaloes posted numerous personal best performances and claimed four individual wins to cap off the day.

Abbey Glynn had herself a day - she placed first in both the women's 400-meter dash and the 400-meter hurdles. Glynn opened with a 53.20 in the 400 and ran a 58.01 in the 400 hurdles. Her time in the 400-meters placed second all-time in CU history and is a top-30 time in the NCAA West region.

James Milholen completed a CU sweep in the 400-meter dash, securing a win on the men's side with a time of 46.47. Tyler Williams also competed in the event, running 47.08 to place fifth.

The Buffs' fourth victory of the day came in the women's javelin. Jada Green bested the field with a throw of 49.82m (163-5). Her toss was a little more than five full meters better than the second-place finisher and placed in the top 20 in the NCAA West qualifiers.

Williams came back to compete in the 200-meter dash where he placed seventh, running a new personal best time of 21.18. Ian Gilmore placed 18th in the event, also running a new personal best of 21.39.

Garrett Nelson placed sixth In the men's 400-meter hurdles, clocking in at 52.33.

Nicholas Nuhfer, Garrett Nelson, Luke Dry and Colton Romig collectively ran 3:15.62 to place sixth in the men's 4x400.

Later in the evening, Bailey Hertenstein competed in the women's invitational 1500 meters. She finished 22nd in a field that had 165 finishers, clocking a 4:15.29. Elle Orie also competed, setting a new personal best in the event, running 4:21.46.

Isaiah Givens represented the Buffs in the men's 1500-meter invitational, running a 3:43.63.

The Colorado track & field program will compete next weekend at the Mines pre-conference meet.

Men's Javelin Throw: 1. Caleb Calvin (PSU) 67.84m (222-07); 16. Henry Carlson (COLO) 48.18m (158-01); 19. Gustavo Alfonso (COLO) 47.51m (155-10)

Men's Long Jump: 1. Ajamu Reed (SJSU) 7.93m (26-25); 32. Jackson Meyer (COLO) 6.63m (21-09)

Men's Shot Put: 1. Kellen Tropeck (CHAR) 17.19m (56-4.75), 30. Ames Newman (COLO) 12.72m (41-8.75),

Men's 200m Dash: 1. Alaba Akintola (MTSU) 20.46; 7. Tyler Williams (COLO) 21.18; 18. Ian Gilmore (COLO) 21.39; 41. James Milholen (COLO) 21.68; 90. Sam Beckham (COLO) 22.71

Men's 400 Hurdles: 1. Rayan Holmes (LU) 50.63; 6. Garrett Nelson (COLO) 52.33; 18. Cole Romig (COLO) 53.67

Men's 400m Dash: 1. James Milholen (COLO) 46.47; 5. Tyler Williams (COLO) 47.08; 22. Ian Gilmore (COLO) 48.27; 24. Luke Dry (COLO) 48.30; 75. Nick Nuhfer (COLO) 50.16

Men's 1600 Relay: 1. (SU) Gibson, Douglas, Miller, Carpenter, Bringhurst, Rodgers, Hayes 3:07.98; 6. (COLO) Nuhfer, Nelson, Dry, Romig 3:15.62

Men's 1500 Run Open A: 1. Evert Silva (N/A) 3:43.98; 34. Caleb Niednagel (COLO) 3:48.60; 129. Charles Welch (COLO) 3:52.99; 147. Grady Rauba (COLO) 3:54.81

Women's Shot Put: 1. Katherine Higgins (CSUP) 15.42m (50-7.25), 14. Lauren Whyrick (COLO) 13.29m (43-7.75), 19. Meghan Whyrick (COLO) 12.69, (41-7.75)

Women's 100m Hurdles: 1. Osayi Omorodion (SJSU) 13.63; 22. Reese Renz (COLO) 14.31

Women's 200m Dash: 1. Ayana Fields CPP 23.05; 29. Jaida Drame (COLO) 24.43

Women's 400m Hurdles: 1. Abbey Glynn (COLO) 58.01; 57. Reese Renz (COLO) 1:05.30

Women's 400m Dash: 1. Abbey Glynn (COLO) 53.20; 36. Jaida Drame (COLO) 56.19

Women's 1500m Run Invite: 1. Elise Cranny (NBTC) 4:07.07; 22. Bailey Hertenstein (COLO) 4:15.29; 82. Gabrielle Orie (COLO) 4:21.46

Women's 1500m Run Open A: 1. Taigen Hunter-Galvan (RU) 4:22.64; 7. Carley Bennett (COLO) 4:26.29; 92. Elliot Pribramsky (COLO) 4:34.91

Women's Long Jump: 1. Makayla Jackson (MSU) 6.62m (21-8.75); 18. Kara Lucyk (COLO) 5.69m (18-08)