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An infographic celebrating Jordan Ausbie's selection as Wildcat of the Week. The graphic features a photo of Ausbie in mid-leap clearing the bar while competing in the high jump March 11, 2023 at the Wildcat Invitational in Chico. A Chico State

Men's Track & Field By Rory Miller - Assistant Sports Information Director (rtmiller@csuchico.edu)

Ausbie earns Wildcat of the Week honors with career-best decathlon

Junior racks up 6,199 points and three PRs on the way to third place finish at the Stanislaus State Multi

Just two months into his Chico State track & field career, Jordan Ausbie has made quite an impression—not to mention post some impressive marks in multiple events during the 2023 season. The Cupertino product displayed his full competitive arsenal at the Stanislaus State Multi, setting new personal best marks in three events, season-best efforts in three others, and racking up a career-high 6,199 points en route to a third place decathlon finish. Ausbie's numerous successes in Turlock make him the latest Wildcat of the Week.
 
Ausbie registered 6,199 points over the 10 Stanislaus State Multi decathlon events, bettering his total of 6,000 at February's season-opening Chico State Multi Event Classic, and topping his previous best (6,167 points) while competing at De Anza College in 2022.
 
On the first day of the Stanislaus State Multi, Ausbie finished first in the 100-meter dash with a season-best time of 11.36 seconds. He also took top honors in the long jump (6.60 meters), notched personal best marks while finishing sixth in the shot put (10.82 meters) and third in the 400-meter dash (52.22 seconds), and turned in a season-best mark of 1.82 meters on the way to a fourth place finish in the high jump.
 
In the final day's action, Ausbie recorded one more PR, clearing the bar at 4.00 meters to finish fifth in the long jump, and a season-best throw of 42.62 meters in the javelin, good for a sixth place finish.
 
Ausbie and the Chico State men's track & field team head to Southern California this week to take part in the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa.
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