TicketsCINCINNATI —University of Cincinnati track and field distance runners Tyler Wirth, Seth Elking and Gianni Allwein will compete in the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Calif., this weekend.
The Bryan Clay Invitational is one of the premier distance meets held during the outdoor season. The meet will begin on Thursday and run through Saturday. All three athletes will all run in the 1,500m on Saturday, while Allwein will also compete in the 800m on Friday.
The complete schedule of events and start times can be found here. Fans can follow along with the action at the Bryan Clay Invitational via live results found here or watch all the action live on FloTrack.
// RUNNING AT THEIR OWN PACE
The last time all three distance runners competed was at the Raleigh Relays back on March 29. Wirth ran the third fastest 5,000m in program history with a time of 13:39.51, while Elking recorded a personal best 3:48.02 in the 1,500m – the ninth fastest time in school history.
// LAST TIME OUT
Freshmen Davenae Fagan's two event victories and Juliette Laracuente-Huebner's heptathlon performance led the way for the University of Cincinnati track and field program at the Jim Click Shootout and Multi's.
Fagan had a day to remember in the desert as she picked up a pair of victories in the 400m and 200m events. She earned her first career outdoor event win after clocking 53.54 in the 400m, the fifth fastest time in school history.
The Stone Mountain, Ga., native followed that performance by running a blistering 23.44 in the 200m, which moved her to fifth all-time in program history.
The NCAA Indoor All-American Laracuente-Huebner began her outdoor campaign by competing in her first career heptathlon and placed fourth overall in the event.
The freshman put on a show over the weekend as she tied former Bearcat Katie Straus for the fourth-best point total in program history with a score of 5373 points. On her way to her record total, she placed first in the high jump section with an outdoor personal best mark of 1.76m / 5' 9.25", the ninth-best mark in school history.
// UP NEXT
Cincinnati will once again spilt squads as the sprinters and field athletes will head down to Baylor to compete in the Michael Johnson Invitational, while the distance runners will travel to Winston-Salem, N.C., for the Wake Forest Invitational.
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For all the latest information on Cincinnati Track and Field/Cross Country, please visit GoBEARCATS.com. and follow @GoBearcatsTFXC on X, Instagram and Facebook.
The Bryan Clay Invitational is one of the premier distance meets held during the outdoor season. The meet will begin on Thursday and run through Saturday. All three athletes will all run in the 1,500m on Saturday, while Allwein will also compete in the 800m on Friday.
The complete schedule of events and start times can be found here. Fans can follow along with the action at the Bryan Clay Invitational via live results found here or watch all the action live on FloTrack.
// RUNNING AT THEIR OWN PACE
The last time all three distance runners competed was at the Raleigh Relays back on March 29. Wirth ran the third fastest 5,000m in program history with a time of 13:39.51, while Elking recorded a personal best 3:48.02 in the 1,500m – the ninth fastest time in school history.
// LAST TIME OUT
Freshmen Davenae Fagan's two event victories and Juliette Laracuente-Huebner's heptathlon performance led the way for the University of Cincinnati track and field program at the Jim Click Shootout and Multi's.
Fagan had a day to remember in the desert as she picked up a pair of victories in the 400m and 200m events. She earned her first career outdoor event win after clocking 53.54 in the 400m, the fifth fastest time in school history.
The Stone Mountain, Ga., native followed that performance by running a blistering 23.44 in the 200m, which moved her to fifth all-time in program history.
The NCAA Indoor All-American Laracuente-Huebner began her outdoor campaign by competing in her first career heptathlon and placed fourth overall in the event.
The freshman put on a show over the weekend as she tied former Bearcat Katie Straus for the fourth-best point total in program history with a score of 5373 points. On her way to her record total, she placed first in the high jump section with an outdoor personal best mark of 1.76m / 5' 9.25", the ninth-best mark in school history.
// UP NEXT
Cincinnati will once again spilt squads as the sprinters and field athletes will head down to Baylor to compete in the Michael Johnson Invitational, while the distance runners will travel to Winston-Salem, N.C., for the Wake Forest Invitational.
// FOLLOW THE BEARCATS
For all the latest information on Cincinnati Track and Field/Cross Country, please visit GoBEARCATS.com. and follow @GoBearcatsTFXC on X, Instagram and Facebook.