Huskies Get Postseason Tune-Ups At Corvallis & Tucson

Friday, May 2

Corvallis, OR

4:00 PM

University of Washington

OSU High Performance Meet

May 01, 2025 | Track & Field

By: UW Athletic Communications

THIS WEEK IN HUSKY TRACK & FIELD

OSU High Performance Meet
Friday, May 2 | Corvallis, Ore.

Heat Sheets | Event Schedule | Live Results | Live Video On Runnerspace

Desert Heat Classic
Saturday, May 3 | Tucson, Ariz.

Heat Sheets | Event Schedule | Live Results

SEATTLE – All of a sudden the final regular season weekend of the regular season is at hand for UW Track. The Huskies travel to a pair of meets hosted by former conference rivals this weekend, with just two weeks until their first Big Ten Outdoor Championships. A small group of distance runners are headed to Corvallis, Ore. for the OSU High Performance Meet on Friday evening, then on Saturday, a larger squad made up of sprinters, throwers, jumpers and vaulters competes in Tucson, Ariz. at the Desert Heat Classic.

Both squads remain in the USTFCCCA Top-25. The Husky women's team sits at No. 13 nationally this week with the men coming in at No. 23.

First up is a group of nine distance runners set to race in Corvallis on Friday with the first distance races starting at 4:20 p.m. The Dawgs will be focusing on the 1,500-meters, 5,000-meters, and the steeplechase.

Saturday, the Husky jumpers, sprinters and throwers will be in Tucson for a tune-up. Field events begin at 11 a.m. and the first track event goes at 4:30 p.m. with action continuing until approximately 10 p.m. to beat the desert heat in the meet's name.

Husky Entries By Event Group

At OSU High Performance Meet
Women's Distances: Julia David-Smith (1500), Maggie Liebich (Steeplechase), Josephine Welin (5000)
Men's Distances: Isaac Briggs (Steeplechase), Cruize Corvin (Steeplechase), James Crabtree (Steeplechase), Leo Daschbach (1500), Ben MacMillan (1500), Will Schneider (1500/5000)

At Desert Heat Classic
Women's Sprints: Mikayla Gardley (400 Hurdles), Danielle Hunter (100/200), Sophia McHenry (100/200), Rhonda Newton (200/400)
Women's Jumps: Rachel Bir (Triple Jump), Amanda Moll (Pole Vault), Hana Moll (Pole Vault), Avril Wilson (Pole Vault)
Women's Throws: Yvonne Colson (Discus), Chiche Okemgbo (Discus), Ashley Schroeder (Javelin), Leonie Troeger (Javelin), Kaia Tupu-South (Shot Put/Discus)
Women's Multis: Sofia Cosculluela (100 Hurdles), Ava Washburn (100 Hurdles/Long Jump/Triple Jump)
Men's Sprints: Jonathan Frazier (400 Hurdles), Bodi Ligons (400 Hurdles), Matthew Wilkinson (400 Hurdles)
Men's Jumps: Prestin Artis (Long Jump), Mathis Bresko (Pole Vault), Yung-Jen Cheng (High Jump), Roman Hutchinson (Long Jump/Triple Jump), Leland Lieberg (High Jump), Simon Park (Pole Vault), Tim Luebbert (Long Jump/Triple Jump), Scott Toney (Pole Vault)
Men's Throws: Carson Olmstead (Javelin), Jack Olsen (Javelin)
Men's Multis: Jami Schlueter (400/Long Jump)