TUCSON, Ariz. – Arizona Track and Field wrapped up the Jim Click Multi's and Shootout on Saturday night at Drachman Stadium. The women's team won the event while the men placed second overall. The Wildcats' team success was built by the long list of top performances on the day. Jordan Geist and Talie Bonds led the way for the Wildcats as they both broke Arizona school records during Saturday's competition.

"As I promised all the coaches, this was going to be a highlight of all of our seasons, starting with the banquet last night," said Head Coach Fred Harvey. "The competition level this week was off the charts, and it started with the stadium record in the 100m hurdles for the ladies with Talie Bonds. The beautiful thing about these types of performances in our program is that it leads to us winning the trophy on the women's side. Winning it at the margin we did was also really special, and we're really excited about that outcome. The men competed at a super high level as well."

FIELD HIGHLIGHTS
Jordan Geist broke his own school record in the men's hammer throw which he set earlier this outdoor season. Geist won the event with a personal best heave of 74.14m (243-3) against the nation's second leading thrower. Geist remains the NCAA leader in the event with his new school record mark.
 
Geist finished his day with a victory in his first men's shot put event of the outdoor season. He won the event with a heave of 20.60m (67-7), which is currently the best in the NCAA this year. That means Geist is now the NCAA leader in both the hammer throw and the shot put. Additionally, Zach Landa matched his PR toss of 18.93m (62-1.25) and finished fifth, while Youssef Koudssi threw 18.38m (60-3.75) and placed sixth.
 
Jenica Bosko won the women's long jump with a huge PR leap of 6.50m (21-4), which now puts her second all-time in school history. Additionally, Taylen Wise finished third with a jump of 6.14m (20-1.75) and Lauryn Ford placed fourth with a personal best mark of 6.07m (19-11). In the men's long jump, Reinaldo Rodrigues placed fourth overall with a leap of 7.54m (24-9) and Sir Jonathan Sims finished fifth with a PR jump of 7.37m (24-2.25).
 
The Wildcats swept the women's triple jump with Taylen Wise winning the event, Rylee Perkins placing second, and Esther Akinlosotu finishing third. Wise's best jump was 12.81m (42-0.5), Perkins' best was 12.45m (40-10.25), and Akinlosotu's best was 12.43m (40-9.5). All of those marks are personal bests as well. Additionally, Sir Jonathan Sims placed fourth overall in the men's triple jump with a PR leap of 14.95m (49-0.75).
 
Tapenisa Havea won the women's shot put with a launch of 16.66m (54-8) which is a personal best. Mackenna Orie also placed third overall with a throw of 16.41m (53-10.25). Additionally, Lauryn Love posted a PR mark of 15.40m (50-6.25) and finished seventh.
 
Youssef Koudssi won the men's discus with a new personal best throw of 57.82m (189-8). Zach Landa also posted a PR toss of 54.84m and placed seventh. In the women's discus, Tapenisa Havea also posted a big personal best throw of 53.47m (175-5) to finish fourth overall.
 
In the women's high jump, Talie Bonds cleared 1.80m (5-10.75) and finished second overall. Alexa Porpaczy also cleared that height on a later attempt than Bonds to place third. Additionally, Emma Gates finished seventh, jumping 1.75m (5-8.75).
 
Jared O'Riley finished runner-up in the men's javelin with a personal best throw of 70.77m (232-2). That's the first time that O'Riley has broken 70m and now puts him sixth all-time in school history.
 
Ava David started the day off for the Wildcats, placing sixth overall in the women's hammer throw with a personal best heave of 59.70m (195-10). That mark moves her up to fifth all-time in Arizona school history in the event.
 
Jacob Kauffman set a personal best in the men's pole vault, clearing a height of 4.90m (16-0.75) and finishing seventh. In the women's pole vault, Sophia Atchison cleared a personal best height as well.
 
TRACK HIGHLIGHTS
Talie Bonds kicked off the running events with a record setting performance in the women's 100m hurdles. Bonds won the event and officially broke the school record after tying it earlier in the outdoor season. Her winning time of 12.67 is also a Drachman Stadium facility record and the third fastest time in the NCAA so far this year. Additionally, Ajaysha Lewis ran a PR time of 13.99 and placed sixth, while Taylen Wise finished seventh with a PR time of 14.06.
 
Carl Hicks won the men's 400m with a personal best time of 46.21. That time moves him up to eighth all-time in the event in Arizona school history. Additionally, Brian Limage clocked a PR time of 48.99.
 
The Arizona Men won a tightly contested race in the men's 4x100m relay, clocking a season best time of 39.15. That puts the team of Trayvion White-Austin, Brian Limage, Carl Hicks, and James Onanubosi third all-time in school history.
 
Antonia Sanchez Nunez won the women's 400m hurdles, clocking a time 59.80.
 
Arizona's team of Neysia Howard, Jenica Bosko, Lauryn Ford, and Esther Akinlosotu finished second in the women's 4x100m relay with a season best time of 44.43.
 
Neysia Howard and Lauryn Ford placed fourth and fifth overall in the women's 100m. Howard ran a time of 11.70 and Ford posted a PR time of 11.85. Additionally, Morgan Rhett and Presley Money ran new personal bests as well.
 
Trayvion White-Austin finished third overall in the men's 100m with a near-PR time of 10.29. James Onanubosi also placed fourth with a time of 10.38 which is a new personal best.
 
Alisa Lyesina won the women's 1500m among college athletes, running a time of 4:28.21. Sailor Hutton finished second overall as well with a time of 4:31.14. Additionally, Meggie Karp clocked a new personal best time.
 
Iker Sanchez Lopez finished runner-up with a big kick in the men's 1500m, running a time of 3:45.00. Cooper Quigley clocked a PR time of 3:51.40 and finished sixth overall as well. Logan Marek also posted a new personal best time of 3:53.69.
 
Sailor Hutton impressively went straight from the women's 1500m to the women's 3000m which she won with a big personal best time of 10:01.36. Beatrice Honebrink also finished third overall in the 3k with a time of 10:06.50.
 
Ian Sanchez Lopez won an all-Arizona heat of the men's 3000m, clocking a time of 8:19.10. The Wildcats also finished two through five with Noah Jodon (PR), Jeffrey Sillers, Brennan Foody, and Brandon Bounds.
 
Neysia Howard finished runner-up in the women's 200m, running a time of 23.46 which is 0.03 seconds off her PR. Additionally, Camila Aguilar-Perez and Morgan Rhett also ran new personal bests.
 
Following their 100m performances, Trayvion White-Austin and James Onanubosi once again finished third and fourth overall, this time in the men's 200m. White-Austin ran a personal best time of 20.81 and Onanubosi clocked a big PR of 20.90. Additionally, Brian Limage ran a PR time of 21.21 in the event.
 
Cade Russo ran a near-PR time of 1:52.88 in the men's 800m to finish sixth. Evan Simmons also clocked a personal best time of 1:54.69. In the women's 800m, Mia Chavez clocked a PR time of 2:13.64 and finished seventh overall.
 
Arizona's team of Antonia Sanchez Nunez, Camila Aguilar-Perez, Xahria Santiago, and Athena Montgomery placed second overall in the women's 4x400m relay with a season best time of 3:45.24.
 
To finish off the night, the Arizona Men finished second in a competitive heat of the men's 4x400m relay. Their team of Carl Hicks, Trayvion White-Austin, Logan Hasher, and Isaac Davis clocked a season best time of 3:06.59.
 
The women's team won the competition handily with a total team score of 200.50 while the men placed second overall with a total team score of 164. This meet included teams from the Pac-12, Big 10, and Big 12 and that was displayed throughout the event with the high level of competition.
 
UP NEXT
The Wildcats will head to Walnut, Calif., for the Mt. SAC Relays which will take place Thursday, April 13 through Saturday, April 15.
 
WOMEN'S TEAM SCORES
1. Arizona – 200.50
2. Minnesota – 151.50
3. Nebraska – 142.50
4. Oklahoma State – 82
5. UCLA – 68
6. Texas Tech – 53.50
 
MEN'S TEAM SCORES
1. Nebraska – 187
2. Arizona – 164
3. Minnesota – 113
4. UCLA – 79.50
5. Oklahoma State – 59.50
6. Texas Tech - 37
 
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