The Golden Eagle Invitational concluded, leaving the teams proud of their accomplishments and eager for more. Notable performances included senior Donovan Wilson and sophomore Nataleah Yanez in the 60m dash, with Wilson setting a PR and Yanez improving to 7.85 seconds. Freshman Taylor Becker and senior Angelique Antonini led the distance crew, while several athletes made impressive collegiate debuts in the field events. The team now prepares for upcoming meets in Seattle and Kansas, with some athletes eyeing the NCAA DII Indoor Nationals.

By the Numbers
  • Senior Donovan Wilson broke the 7-second barrier for the first time in his 6-year career.
  • Sophomore Nataleah Yanez improved her 60m dash time from 7.96 to 7.85 seconds.
  • Freshman Taylor Becker ran the mile in 5:23.87 in her career debut as a Golden Eagle.
  • Freshman Spencer Handorf finished the 3000m as the fastest Golden Eagle in 8:39.67 in his collegiate debut.
State of Play
  • Some athletes will travel to Seattle for the University of Washington meet, while the rest will continue training for upcoming events.
  • A few Golden Eagles aim to compete at NCAA DII Indoor Nationals in Kansas, with the rest focusing on the outdoor season in Fullerton, Calif.
What's Next

The team will prepare for meets in Seattle and Kansas, with some athletes targeting the NCAA DII Indoor Nationals, while others focus on the outdoor season.

Bottom Line

The Golden Eagle Invitational showcased impressive performances, setting the stage for the team's upcoming meets in Seattle and Kansas, with sights set on the NCAA DII Indoor Nationals.