
Cats Head North for MPSF Championships
02/20/2019 | Track and Field
Tucson, Ariz. – – The Wildcats will travel to Seattle, Wash. to compete in the MPSF Championships beginning on Friday, February 22nd. The two-day conference championships will be held at the University of Washington's Dempsey Indoor arena and will be live streamed on FloTrack for a fee.
"In the MPSF Championships," said head track & field coach Fred Harvey, "we are looking for some great things out of both teams. More so on the men's side, we think it will be a great preview to see if we truly have what it takes to pursue an outdoor conference championships. We are pulling everyone together to see what kind of point potential we have. The indoor events are a little different than the outdoor events, so there are some things that aren't on the table. But it gives us a good overview of if we have the potential of doing what we think we want to do outside. With that being said, we will have people in their specialty events."
Coverage: A complete recap of the MPSF Championships will be posted to ArizonaWildcats.com. You can also follow @ArizonaTrack on Twitter for live updates.
Last Time Out: The Cats competed in the NAU Tune-Up and the UW Last Chance Meet. Leading the Cats in Flagstaff was Tatum Waggoner, who won the 200 & 400-meter dash. Out in Seattle, Carlos Villarreal clocked his third sub-4 mile.
Knochness Monster: Jordan Geist will return to action this weekend. The sophomore holds the No. 2 spot on the NCAA list and top mark on the NCAA list. He set his season-best mark at the Texas Tech Shootout where he putted the shot 21.15m (69-4.75).
The Dempsey Has Been Good: The distance Cats have fair well in The Dempsey, setting multiple PRs and season-best marks. Highlighting the marks this on the men's side are Carlos Villarreal's 3:57.27 mile PR and 7:58.58 PR in the 3K. On the ladies side, Jennie Baragar-Petrash registered a time of 9:29.69 in the 3K.
Jumpin' High: The Cats hold top-three MPSF marks in the high jump on both the men and women's sides. Lillian Lowe checks in at the No. 3 spot with a mark of 1.82m (5-11.5). She is also ranked No. 9 on the NCAA list. Justice Summerset holds the No. 2 clearance at 2.17m (7-1.5).
Sprinters Sprint: Tatum Waggoner and Umajesty Williams will lead a sprint crew that has caught fire in the month of February. Waggoner holds the No. 11 mark in the 200-meter dash and No. 7 mark in the 400. Williams holds the top spot amongst 400-meter runners in the MPSF and the No. 9 200-meter dash time.
DMR Debut: The men's squad will debut a distance medley relay at the MPSF Championships. Collin Dylla will open oin the 1,200-meter leg, James Smith will handle the 400-meter leg, Maksims Sincukovs will take the 800-meter leg, and Carlos Villarreal will close out the contest in the 1,600-meter leg.
Below is a list of athletes traveling to Seattle
Jennie Baragar-Petrash
Keelah Barger
Judith Baxter-Game
Tiana Bonds
Katie Daily
Megan Dulaney
Amarissa Hawker
Chandra Hawthorne
Neysia Howard
Lillian Lowe
Shannon Meisberger
Lauren Neugeboren
Karolina Pahlitzsch
Alexa Porpaczy
Skylar Sieben
Jordan Spradlin
Aleksandra Stawicka
April Sutton
Karla Teran
Tatum Waggoner
Pamela White
Kayla Young
Mohammad Almarhoun
PJ Austin
Andy Buchanan
Collin Dylla
Daniel Egbo
David Egbo
Keishawn Everly
Grayson Fleming
Jordan Geist
Tanner Hagstrom
Gustavs Kehris
Shem Kemboi
Timothy Kibet
Imani Lee
Justin Lewis
Bailey Roth
Maksims Sincukovs
James Smith
Justice Summerset
Carlos Villarreal
Trevor Volpe
Zakee Washington
Umajesty Williams
FOLLOW THE WILDCATS
Fans can keep up with the latest in Arizona Track & Field by following us on Facebook (Facebook.com/ArizonaTrack), Twitter (@ArizonaTrack), Instagram (arizonatrack) and YouTube (Youtube.com/arizonawildcatstrack) accounts.
"In the MPSF Championships," said head track & field coach Fred Harvey, "we are looking for some great things out of both teams. More so on the men's side, we think it will be a great preview to see if we truly have what it takes to pursue an outdoor conference championships. We are pulling everyone together to see what kind of point potential we have. The indoor events are a little different than the outdoor events, so there are some things that aren't on the table. But it gives us a good overview of if we have the potential of doing what we think we want to do outside. With that being said, we will have people in their specialty events."
Coverage: A complete recap of the MPSF Championships will be posted to ArizonaWildcats.com. You can also follow @ArizonaTrack on Twitter for live updates.
Last Time Out: The Cats competed in the NAU Tune-Up and the UW Last Chance Meet. Leading the Cats in Flagstaff was Tatum Waggoner, who won the 200 & 400-meter dash. Out in Seattle, Carlos Villarreal clocked his third sub-4 mile.
Knochness Monster: Jordan Geist will return to action this weekend. The sophomore holds the No. 2 spot on the NCAA list and top mark on the NCAA list. He set his season-best mark at the Texas Tech Shootout where he putted the shot 21.15m (69-4.75).
The Dempsey Has Been Good: The distance Cats have fair well in The Dempsey, setting multiple PRs and season-best marks. Highlighting the marks this on the men's side are Carlos Villarreal's 3:57.27 mile PR and 7:58.58 PR in the 3K. On the ladies side, Jennie Baragar-Petrash registered a time of 9:29.69 in the 3K.
Jumpin' High: The Cats hold top-three MPSF marks in the high jump on both the men and women's sides. Lillian Lowe checks in at the No. 3 spot with a mark of 1.82m (5-11.5). She is also ranked No. 9 on the NCAA list. Justice Summerset holds the No. 2 clearance at 2.17m (7-1.5).
Sprinters Sprint: Tatum Waggoner and Umajesty Williams will lead a sprint crew that has caught fire in the month of February. Waggoner holds the No. 11 mark in the 200-meter dash and No. 7 mark in the 400. Williams holds the top spot amongst 400-meter runners in the MPSF and the No. 9 200-meter dash time.
DMR Debut: The men's squad will debut a distance medley relay at the MPSF Championships. Collin Dylla will open oin the 1,200-meter leg, James Smith will handle the 400-meter leg, Maksims Sincukovs will take the 800-meter leg, and Carlos Villarreal will close out the contest in the 1,600-meter leg.
| Ladies' Top 2019 Marks | ||||
| Event | Mark | Name | Site, Date | |
| 60M | 7.52 | Neysia Howard | Flagstaff, Ariz., 1/11/19 | |
| 200M | 23.73. | Na'Asha Robinson | Lubbock, Texas, 2/9/19 | |
| 300M | 40.86 | Malia Bryant | Flagstaff, Ariz., 1/11/19 | |
| 400M | 53.5 | Na'Asha Robinson | Lubbock, Texas, 2/8/19 | |
| 600M | 1:31.22. | Karolina Pahlitzsch | Iowa City, Iowa, 1/18/19 | |
| 600Y | 1:22.13. | Shannon Meisberger | Lubbock, Texas, 2/9/19 | |
| 800M | 2:14.06. | Karolina Pahlitzsch | Lubbock, Texas, 2/8/19 | |
| Mile | 4:53.42. | Jennie Baragar-Petrash | Seattle, Wash., 1/26/19 | |
| 3K | 9:29.69. | Jennie Baragar-Petrash | Seattle, Wash., 2/8/19 | |
| 5K | 17:14.07. | Kayla Young | Seattle, Wash., 2/8/19 | |
| 60MH | 8.37 | Tiana Bonds | Albuquerque, N.M., 2/2/19 | |
| 4x400m | 3:37.37. | Howard, Pahlitzsch, Waggoner, Gajda | Iowa City, Iowa, 1/19/19 | |
| HJ | 1.82m | Lillian Lowe | Lubbock, Texas, 2/9/19 | |
| PV | 3.87m | Katie Daily | Flagstaff, Ariz., 2/15/19 | |
| LJ | 5.84m | Neysia Howard | Albuquerque, N.M., 2/1/19 | |
| TJ | 11.76m | Judith Baxter-Game | Lubbock, Texas, 2/8/19 | |
| SP | 15.15m | Megan Dulaney | Lubbock, Texas, 1/26/19 | |
| WT | 18.82m | Amarissa Hawker | Lubbock, Texas, 1/25/19 | |
| Pent | 3,755 | Skylar Sieben | Lubbock, Texas, 2/8/19 | |
| Men's Top 2019 Marks | ||||
| Event | Mark | Name | Site, Date | |
| 60M | 6.87 | PJ Austin | Flagstaff, Ariz., 2/15/19 | |
| 200M | 21.35 | Umajesty Williams | Lubbock, Texas, 2/9/19 | |
| 300M | 34.45 | David Egbo | Flagstaff, Ariz., 1/11/19 | |
| 400M | 46.61 | Umajesty Williams | Lubbock, Texas, 2/8/19 | |
| 600M | 1:17.52. | Maksims Sincukovs | Albuquerque, N.M., 2/1/19 | |
| 600Y | 1:11.13. | Tanner Hagstrom | Lubbock, Texas, 2/8/19 | |
| 800M | 1:51.39. | Maksims Sincukovs | Lubbock, Texas, 2/8/19 | |
| Mile | 3:57.27. | Carlos Villarreal | Seattle, Wash., 2/16/19 | |
| 3K | 7:58.58. | Carlos Villarreal | Seattle, Wash., 1/26/19 | |
| 5K | 15:07.00. | Shem Kemboi | Seattle, Wash., 1/25/19 | |
| 60MH | 8.61 | Matthew Treston | Flagstaff, Ariz., 1/11/19 | |
| 4x400M | 3:09.15. | Smith Washington, Sincukovs, Williams | Lubbock, Texas, 2/9/19 | |
| HJ | 2.17m | Justice Summerset | Lubbock, Texas, 2/9/19 | |
| LJ | 7.39m | PJ Austin | Flagstaff, Ariz., 2/15/19 | |
| TJ | 14.26m | Imani Lee | Flagstaff, Ariz., 2/15/19 | |
| SP | 21.15m | Jordan Geist | Lubbock, Texas, 2/9/19 | |
| WT | 19.37m | Grayson Fleming | Lubbock, Texas, 2/8/19 | |
| Cats in the NCAA Top-16 | ||||
| Event | Mark | Name | NCAA Rank | |
| Mile | 3:57.27. | Carlos Villarreal | 3rd | |
| SP | 21.15m | Jordan Geist | 2nd | |
| HJ | 1.82m | Lillian Lowe | 9th | |
Below is a list of athletes traveling to Seattle
Jennie Baragar-Petrash
Keelah Barger
Judith Baxter-Game
Tiana Bonds
Katie Daily
Megan Dulaney
Amarissa Hawker
Chandra Hawthorne
Neysia Howard
Lillian Lowe
Shannon Meisberger
Lauren Neugeboren
Karolina Pahlitzsch
Alexa Porpaczy
Skylar Sieben
Jordan Spradlin
Aleksandra Stawicka
April Sutton
Karla Teran
Tatum Waggoner
Pamela White
Kayla Young
Mohammad Almarhoun
PJ Austin
Andy Buchanan
Collin Dylla
Daniel Egbo
David Egbo
Keishawn Everly
Grayson Fleming
Jordan Geist
Tanner Hagstrom
Gustavs Kehris
Shem Kemboi
Timothy Kibet
Imani Lee
Justin Lewis
Bailey Roth
Maksims Sincukovs
James Smith
Justice Summerset
Carlos Villarreal
Trevor Volpe
Zakee Washington
Umajesty Williams
FOLLOW THE WILDCATS
Fans can keep up with the latest in Arizona Track & Field by following us on Facebook (Facebook.com/ArizonaTrack), Twitter (@ArizonaTrack), Instagram (arizonatrack) and YouTube (Youtube.com/arizonawildcatstrack) accounts.
Players Mentioned
Sunday, June 14
Sunday, June 14
Saturday, June 13
Tuesday, June 09





















































