96th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
Thursday-Friday, March 28-29, 2024
Austin, Texas • Myers Stadium

WashU Distance Carnival
Friday, March 29, 2024
St. Louis, Mo. • Bushyhead Track

Central Nebraska Challenge
Saturday, March 30, 2024
Kearney, Neb. • Kearney HS
 
Tiger track and field continues the 2024 outdoor season at a trio of meets this weekend, with FHSU student-athletes competing at the 96th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays (March 28-29), the WashU Distance Carnival (March 29) and the Central Nebraska Challenge (March 30).
 
Four Tigers will head to Texas with Taylor Savolt and Maggie Remsberg competing in three events including hurdles and sprints. Maayan Paz will compete Thursday (March 28) in the 400mH and Ethan Salmans will run the 110mH and 100m Friday (March 29).
 
The groupt at the WashU Distance Carnival includes seniors Trever Medina, Ethan Lang and Aaron Mangan taking on the 800m, with a legion of Tiger men gearing up for the 5,000m. Faith Little and a squad of nine Tiger women are prepared to showcase their endurance in the 1,500m and 5,000m events. Jaycee Vath is running her first 5,000m race since she won the MIAA Indoor Championships in the same event last month. Senior Regan Hodsden is set to race in the 5,000m, along with sophomores Ashlyn Harbaugh and Darian Hudgeons.
 
The rest of the team will head to Nebraska, including sprint and field athletes. Leading the charge in the sprint events are Toby Wahlmeier and Tori Poe, boasting top-seeded times in both the 100m and 200m. Reba Mader enters with the top seeded time in the women's 400m as she tries to get another win under her belt.
 
In the pole vault, Fort Hays State is sending a formidable squad of seven athletes, five men and two women. Among them, recent indoor All-Americans Jacob Clark and Annabeth Baalmann stand out, with Clark holding the top seed in the men's pole vault. Freshman sensations Jayme Hagerman and Keamonie Archie are ready to make waves in the long jump, entering the competition with the highest entry marks. Meanwhile, the throwers are primed for another impressive weekend, led by Liberty Booker in the women's hammer throw and shot put events.