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Iowa State University Athletics
Friday, January 28
Fayetteville, Ark.
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Razorback Invitational
Cyclones Ready for Razorback Invite, Kiptoo for Millrose
01.27.2022 | Track and Field
AMES, Iowa – It is a big weekend for the Iowa State track and field teams, with the majority of the team heading to Fayetteville, Arkansas for the Razorback Invitational, while Wesley Kiptoo toes the line against many of the best in the country and the world in the men's 3,000-meter run at the Millrose Games on Saturday in New York.
At Arkansas, competition begins Friday with multi-events at 11:45 a.m., field events at 2 p.m. and running events at 5:50 p.m. Saturday will see the multi-events begin at 10:15 a.m., with running events at 11 a.m. and field events at 1 p.m.
Running events will be broadcast on SEC Network+, with Friday's coverage starting at 5:50 p.m. and Saturday's at 12:30 p.m. Live results will be provided by Flash Results, here.
Kiptoo toes the line at The Armory in New York City at 2:30 p.m. Central. His race will be broadcast live on NBC, with live results provided by Prime Time Timing, here.
Razorback Invitational
An elite field of collegiate squads awaits Iowa State at the Tyson Track Center this weekend, with the Cyclones joined by hosts Arkansas, Georgia, Iowa, LSU, Mississippi State, Missouri, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Pitt, Stanford and USC.
The Iowa State men, No. 22 in this week's USTFCCCA Indoor Track & Field Index (the first of the season), have many opportunities to show what they can do in both old and new areas. ISU's middle distance and distance crew will have lots of opportunities to prove itself, with Jason Gomez and Alex Lomong in the fast heat of the 800-meter run, Chad Johnson in the fast section of the mile and Thomas Pollard in the fast section of the invitational 3,000-meter run. The Cyclones have two teams entered in the Distance Medley Relay, with this meet last season being where the Cyclones broke their school record and secured qualification to the NCAA Championships. Three-fourths of that team (Gomez, Lomong and Cebastian Gentil) will be among ISU's options in the event.
For the renewed, the Cyclones will make their return to the mutli-events this weekend for the first time since 2018 on the men's side and 2017 for the women's squad. Coach Kurtis Brondyke will help guide a pair of men through the heptathlon in Thai Thompson and Jack Vetsch, while in the women's pentathlon Sydney Willits will make her multi-events debut.
For the Iowa State women, Cailie Logue will be looking to build on her strong performances in the 1,000-meter and the mile last weekend in Ames against a strong women's 3,000-meter invitational field at 3:20 p.m. on Saturday. Kaylyn Hall will also look to continue her strong form in the 60-meter hurdles after picking up the win at the Cyclone Open last weekend.
Millrose Games
Wesley Kiptoo and assistant coach Cale Wallace have made the trip to New York The Armory on 168th Street of the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Kiptoo will be up against an elite field that includes the top collegians and professionals.
Among his collegiate competition will be Michigan State's Morgan Beadlescomb (second to Kiptoo in the 5,000m at the NCAA Indoor Championships last season) and Stanford's Charles Hicks (fourth at NCAA Cross Country in November). Among the pros are a pair of Oregon Ducks Kiptoo ran against last season in Cole Hocker and Cooper Teare and Conner Mantz, who Kiptoo dueled with at NCAA Cross Country in November.
Kiptoo ran to an Iowa State school record 7:48.36 in the 3,000 meters at the Razorback Invitational last season and went on to win the Big 12 title in the event.
Iowa State Entries
Razorback Invitational
Men
400m Dash: Charlie Johnson, Frank Hayes, Gage Clay
600m Run: Peter Smith
800m Run: Joe Schaefer, David Thompson, Darius Kipyego, Jason Gomez, Alex Lomong
Mile Run: Nate Mueller, Kelvin Bungei, Ezekiel Rop, Nehemia Too, Chad Johnson
3,000m Run: Quinton Orr
3,000m Run Invitational: Gable Sieperda, Thomas Pollard
4x400m Relay: One Team
Distance Medley Relay: Two Teams
Shot Put: Jonathan Gannon, Kevin Sakson
Weight Throw: Micah Walker, Jonathan Gannon, Joe Ryan
Heptathlon: Thai Thompson, Jack Vetsch
Women
400m Dash: Bria Barnes, Zakiyah Amos
800m Run: Maggie Davis
Mile Run: Sarah Murrow, Riley Beach, Bella Heikes, Kiki Connell, Janette Schraft
3,000m Run Invitational: Dana Feyen, Ashley Tutt, Brenna Cohoon, Cailie Logue
3,000m Run: Taylor Briggs
60m Hurdles: Kaylyn Hall, Katarina Vlahovic
4x400m Relay: One Team
Weight Throw: Emily March, Danielle Hoyle, Antonella Creazzola
Pentathlon: Sydney Willits
Millrose Games
Dr. Sander Men's 3,000m Run: Wesley Kiptoo
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