FRESNO, Calif. – Sending its most women in program history to the postseason, Fresno State will begin competition on Thursday at the 2024 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field West First Round in Fayetteville, Arkansas on May 23-25. The Bulldogs will have 12 athletes in the field competing in 15 events, all seeking a spot in the NCAA Outdoor Championships set for June 5-8 in Eugene, Oregon at Hayward Field.
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BULLDOGS IN THE FIELD
Jordyn Bryant – Senior – Discus/Shot Put
- No. 5 in the region in the discus (59.70m/195-10)
- No. 3 in program history
- No. 31 in the region in the shot put (16.17m/53-0.75)
- No. 4 in program history
- 2023 NCAA Honorable Mention All-America (discus)
Amelia DiPaola – Senior – Hammer
- No. 18 in the region (62.89m/206-4)
- No. 5 in program history
Rhiannon Genilla – Senior – Javelin
- No. 31 in the region (49.68m/163-0)
- No. 6 in program history
Miana Giovannini – Junior – 4x400 Relay
- No. 32 in the region in the 4x400 relay (3:35.39)
- No. 2 in program history
Emma Harper – Junior – Hammer
- No. 50 in the region (58.17m/190-10)
Cierra Jackson – Junior – Discus/Shot Put
- No. 8 in the region in the discus (59.37m/194-9)
- No. 2 in program history
- No. 10 in the region in the shot put (17.39m/57-0.75)
- No. 1 in program history
- 2022 NCAA Honorable Mention All-America (discus)
Harriette Mortlock – Sophomore – Javelin
- No. 30 in the region (50.06m/164-3)
- No. 9 in program history
Rachela Pace – Junior – Triple Jump/Long Jump
- No. 13 in the region in the triple jump (13.26m/43-6)
- No. 1 in program history
- No. 30 in the region in the long jump (6.30m/20-8)
- No. 2 in program history
Ceonna Pipion – Senior – 200m/400m/4x400 Relay
- No. 60 in the region in the 200m (23.48)
- No. 2 in program history
- No. 16 in the region in the 400m (52.22)
- No. 1 in program history
- No. 32 in the region in the 4x400 relay (3:35.39)
- No. 2 in program history
Iyanna Ross – Senior – 400m/4x400 Relay
- No. 34 in the region in the 400m (53.14)
- No. 3 in program history
- No. 32 in the region in the 4x400 relay (3:35.39)
- No. 2 in program history
Chloe Sharp – Senior – 4x400 Relay
- No. 32 in the region in the 4x400 relay (3:35.39)
- No. 2 in program history
Liz Tarczy – Freshman – High Jump
- No. 16 in the region in the high jump (1.80m/5-10.75)
- No. 3 in program history
WHAT TO WATCH FOR (ALL TIMES PACIFIC)
Thursday, May 23
6:30 a.m. – Amelia DiPaola, Emma Harper – Hammer
3 seeded flights of 16. Single Round. 3 attempts. Top 12 marks advance to Eugene.
10:30 a.m. – Rhiannon Genilla, Harriette Mortlock – Javelin
3 seeded flights of 16. Single Round. 3 attempts. Top 12 marks advance to Eugene.
1 p.m. – Rachela Pace – Long Jump
4 seeded flights of 12. Single Round. 3 attempts. Top 12 marks advance to Eugene.
2:25 p.m. – Ceonna Pipion, Iyanna Ross – 400m (First Round)
6 heats of 9. Top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times advance to quarterfinals on Saturday.
3:30 p.m. – Jordyn Bryant, Cierra Jackson – Shot Put
3 seeded flights of 16. Single Round. 3 attempts. Top 12 advance marks to Eugene.
3:45 p.m. – Ceonna Pipion – 200m (First Round)
6 heats of 9. Top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times advance to quarterfinals on Saturday.
Saturday, May 25
11 a.m. – Jordyn Bryant, Cierra Jackson – Discus
3 seeded flights of 16. Single Round. 3 attempts. Top 12 marks advance to Eugene.
12 p.m. – Liz Tarczy – High Jump
2 flights of 24. Top 12 marks advance to Eugene.
4:50 p.m. – 400m Quarterfinal
3 heats. Top 3 from each heat plus next 3 fastest times advance to Eugene.
4 p.m. – Rachela Pace – Triple Jump
4 seeded flights of 12. Single Round. 3 attempts. Top 12 marks advance to Eugene.
5:50 p.m. – 200m Quarterfinal
3 heats. Top 3 from each heat plus next 3 fastest times advance to Eugene.
6:45 p.m. – Miana Giovannini, Ceonna Pipion, Chloe Sharp, Iyanna Ross – 4x400 Relay
3 heats. Top 3 from each heat plus next 3 fastest times advance to Eugene.
MEET INFO
Athletes who rank among the Top 48 in their respective event in the west region earn berths into the NCAA West First Rounds. The best 24 relay times also advance to NCAA First Rounds. Athletes finishing within the Top 12 times/marks and the best 12 relay teams qualify for the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon, June 5-8. The same standard is used for the NCAA East First Rounds, which is being held in Lexington, Kentucky.