Four San Diego State track and field athletes are set to compete at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Charlize James, Anna Mager, Isabella Nilsena, and Jada Pierre will participate in events including the 100-meter hurdles, 400-meter hurdles, and pole vault. The competition kicks off on Thursday at 3:00 p.m. PST. Pierre enters as the back-to-back Mountain West Champion in her event, with James and Mager also holding impressive accolades and records. This follows a strong season for the Aztecs, indicating their readiness for the national stage.

By the Numbers
  • Jada Pierre has the ninth fastest time on the NCAA Division I West Outdoor list.
  • Anna Mager posted a personal best of 58.44 seconds, ranking as the fifth fastest 400-meter time in SDSU history.
  • Charlize James recorded a time of 13.05 seconds, making her the fifth fastest 100-meter hurdler in Mountain West history.
State of Play
  • Competition begins on May 27 at the Randal Tyson Track Center in Arkansas.
  • The 100-meter hurdles will start the event, showcasing the talents of top performers from the Mountain West.
  • Jenna Fee Feyerabend has already qualified for the NCAA National Championships in Eugene, Oregon, adding to the team’s success.
What's Next

The athletes' performances in the first round will determine their progression to the quarterfinals on Saturday. Continued success could lead to more Aztecs qualifying for future rounds and possibly competing at the NCAA Championships in Eugene.

Bottom Line

The Aztecs' strong track record and recent performances position them as competitive contenders at the NCAA Championships. With skillful athletes and a history of achievement, expect strong showings and possible advancements for San Diego State in the national arena.