The many weeks of training put in by the Chico State men's track & field team is about to pay off with exciting "this time it counts" competition. The Wildcats, led by head coach Oliver Hanf, takes part in their first full meet of the 2023 season Friday and Saturday as part of the Stanislaus State-hosted Kim Duyst Invitational. No less than 37 members of the 'Cats' men's team will be competing at Al Brenda Track at Warrior Stadium.
Fans can keep up with the results online, with the leader board link available on the Wildcat Athletics website and on the men's track & field schedule page.
Twelve of the 37 Wildcats competing in this weekend's Kim Duyst Invtiational will be making their first official Chico State track & field appearance.
The Wildcat throwers get things underway Friday, with a full complement of events scheduled for Saturday. Adrian Barrios, Cody Hartsfield, Will Novascone, and Bryant Williams will lead things off Friday morning competing in the discus, followed by the hammer throw and the shot put.
Saturday Chico State will compete throughout the afternoon in 12 different events. The Chico State men's track & field team will conclude the Kim Duyst Invitational Saturday at 6:30 p.m. by taking part in the 4x400-meter relay.
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The following is a listing of Chico State men's track & field athletes competing in the various Kim Duyst Invitational events:
Shot Put (Friday) — Cody Hartsfield, Will Novascone, and Bryant Williams
Discus (Friday) — Adrian Barrios, Cody Hartsfield, Will Novascone, Bryant Williams
Hammer (Friday) — Adrian Barrios, Cody Hartsfield, and Bryant Williams
100m dash — Colton Cummings, Shane Kaiper, Jay Luis, and Vincent Rinaldi
200m dash — Nicholas Balint, Colton Cummings, Ian Hackett, Rory Hatcher, Vincent Rinaldi, Willshawn Rushton-Grisby, and Gaige Silas-Clark
400m dash — Nicholas Balint, Gavin Binning, Demetre Coffey, Ian Hackett, Rory Hatcher, Calvin Igbanoi, Bryan Payne, Trey Suffredini, and Ty Thomson
800m run — Ethan Crouch, Lionel Inhphom, and Patrick Roehling
110m high hurdles — Jordan Ausbie, Justin Craven, Brady Giles, Lionel Inhphom, Logan Jodie, Aaron Mickelsen, Zack Nelson, Alex Robie, and Parker Williams
400m hurdles — Spencer Coneybeare, Giovanni Larrea, and Parker Williams
4x100m relay —
(Team A) Demetre Coffey, Colton Cummings, Bryan Payne, and Vincent Rinaldi
4x100m relay —
(Team B) Nicholas Balint, Calvin Igbanoi, Jay Luis, and Gaige Silas-Clark
4x400m relay — Jordan Ausbie, Nicholas Balint, Gavin Binning, Demetre Coffey, Spencer Coneybeare, Justin Craven, Ethan Crouch, Brady Giles, Ian Hackett, Rory Hatcher, Calvin Igbanoi, Lionel Inhphom, Logan Jodie, Giovanni Larrea, Zack Nelson, Bryan Payne, Vincent Rinaldi, Alex Robie, Patrick Roehling, Gaige Silas-Clark, Trey Suffredini, Ty Thomson, and Parker Williams
Pole vault — Peyton Allworth, Jordan Ausbie, Justin Craven, Brady Giles, Logan Jodie, Zack Nelson, Alex Robie, Matthew Rodriguez, and Victor Zuniga
Long jump — Gavin Binning, Brady Giles, Shane Kaiper, Adam Kasten, Giovanni Larrea, Jay Luis, Zack Nelson, Bryan Payne, and Alex Robie
Triple jump — Demetre Aaron and Adam Kasten
Javelin — Demetre Aaron and Will Novascone
