Tarleton State Men's Track and Field concluded their historic season at the NCAA West First Rounds, marking an end to their participation. This season was notable for the Texans, as they became WAC Champions for the first time in the Division I era, qualifying a record seven athletes for the rounds. Davi Torres led the day with a top 25 finish in the men's high jump, while JayBrion Jones placed 17th in the 100 meters. Ca'terrin Cox faced disqualification, ending a remarkable collegiate career prematurely. The women's team is set to compete on Saturday, looking to continue the momentum.

By the Numbers
  • Davi Torres cleared 2.07 meters in high jump, finishing tied for 24th.
  • JayBrion Jones clocked a time of 20.27 seconds in the 100 meters, placing 17th.
  • David Mvundura finished 22nd in the 200 meters with a time of 20.97 seconds.
Yes, But

Despite a stellar season that included a conference championship, only one athlete was able to secure a qualifying performance, highlighting the competitive nature of the NCAA West First Rounds.

State of Play
  • The men's team finished its competition with no athletes advancing to Oregon.
  • The women's team will complete their events, with notable competitors in the 4x100 meter relay and individual sprints.
What's Next

The women's team will race on Saturday evening, with highlights including the highly anticipated 4x100 meter relay where they are ranked second. Individual performances, particularly from competitors like Cameron and Roy in sprints, will be critical.

Bottom Line

While the men's season ends without further NCAA advancement, the historic achievements underscore a bright future for Tarleton State track and field, especially as the women aim for success in the concluding events.