DePaul track and field is ramping up its outdoor season with athletes competing in dual meets at the Gibson Invitational in Indiana and the Bryan Clay Invitational in California from April 16-18. The distance group returns to Bryan Clay for its fifth consecutive year, highlighting its competitive reputation. Meanwhile, the Gibson Invitational will also serve as a homecoming for assistant coaches Geoff Wayton and Brandon Murer. Following a successful weekend with eight event wins at three separate meets, DePaul athletes aim to build on this momentum.

By the Numbers
  • Mohamed Abdullahi set a new program record in the men's 3,000m with a time of 8:23.47.
  • Alex Bernstein's hammer throw of 70.62m not only set a new school record but also leads the BIG EAST and ranks eighth nationally.
State of Play
  • DePaul's outdoor season is in full swing, with athletes competing at two major meets this upcoming weekend.
  • The team's recent performances have demonstrated significant improvements and multiple record-breaking achievements.
What's Next

As the outdoor season progresses, DePaul athletes will look to maintain their competitive edge, with upcoming meets providing opportunities for further record-setting performances and personal bests. The success at Gibson and Bryan Clay could also bolster the team's standings heading into championship season.

Bottom Line

DePaul's track and field team is on a trajectory of excellence, with impressive individual performances setting the stage for a strong season. This momentum is crucial for building confidence and achieving new records as they head into future competitions.