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MEET PREVIEW: Ted Nelson Invitational
Jan 23, 2025 | Track and Field
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION – The Texas A&M track & field team returns to the R.A. 'Murray' Fasken '38 Indoor Track & Field facility to host the Ted Nelson Invitational Jan. 24-25, with events starting at 4 p.m. on the opening day and 10 a.m. the second day.
The Aggies return home following a standout showing at the Corky Classic, as the team downed a trio of school records, claimed four event titles, added another three top-12 marks in program history and secured 10 personal-best performances.
Aleksandr Solovev led the school-record charge, setting a new standard in the pole vault with a clearance of 5.74m/18-10 to win the event and extended his national lead. The following day Luca Santorum broke a 25 year old A&M record in the 1,000m, as he crossed the line first in 2:21.93 in his first appearance for the Maroon & White. Kennedy Wade capped off the record-breaking showings in the event right after Santorum, finishing the 600y with a time of 1:20.69.
A&M added another pair of wins in Lubbock, as Winny Bii captured the triple jump crown with a leap of 13.38m/43-10.75 which also debuted her at No. 6 in the Aggie history books. The women's 4x400m relay claimed the final title, as the quartet of Camryn Dickson, Jasmine Montgomery, Latasha Smith and Jermaisha Arnold brought it home in 3:31.34 which ranks third in the nation.
The Maroon & White have another few standout performers nationally, as they have three athletes in the top five in the men's 400m, including Antonie Nortje in first, Kimar Farquharson in third and Hossam Hatib in fourth, while Jermaisha Arnold holds No. 3 in the event on the women's side. The men's relay team comprised of Cutler Zamzow, Hatib, Farquharson and Auhmad Robinson ranks third.
12 programs will make the trip to Aggieland for this weekend's meet, including Air Force, Georgia, Houston, Northern Colorado, SMU, TCU, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Texas State, UNLV, UT-Arlington, UTSA and Vanderbilt.
Fans can follow the meet on Saturday on SEC Network+ or keep track of live results at the event through Flash Results.
TICKETS & PARKING
12TH MAN REWARDS
To learn more about Texas A&M Track & Field/Cross Country, visit 12thMan.com and follow @aggietfxc.
The Aggies return home following a standout showing at the Corky Classic, as the team downed a trio of school records, claimed four event titles, added another three top-12 marks in program history and secured 10 personal-best performances.
Aleksandr Solovev led the school-record charge, setting a new standard in the pole vault with a clearance of 5.74m/18-10 to win the event and extended his national lead. The following day Luca Santorum broke a 25 year old A&M record in the 1,000m, as he crossed the line first in 2:21.93 in his first appearance for the Maroon & White. Kennedy Wade capped off the record-breaking showings in the event right after Santorum, finishing the 600y with a time of 1:20.69.
A&M added another pair of wins in Lubbock, as Winny Bii captured the triple jump crown with a leap of 13.38m/43-10.75 which also debuted her at No. 6 in the Aggie history books. The women's 4x400m relay claimed the final title, as the quartet of Camryn Dickson, Jasmine Montgomery, Latasha Smith and Jermaisha Arnold brought it home in 3:31.34 which ranks third in the nation.
The Maroon & White have another few standout performers nationally, as they have three athletes in the top five in the men's 400m, including Antonie Nortje in first, Kimar Farquharson in third and Hossam Hatib in fourth, while Jermaisha Arnold holds No. 3 in the event on the women's side. The men's relay team comprised of Cutler Zamzow, Hatib, Farquharson and Auhmad Robinson ranks third.
12 programs will make the trip to Aggieland for this weekend's meet, including Air Force, Georgia, Houston, Northern Colorado, SMU, TCU, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Texas State, UNLV, UT-Arlington, UTSA and Vanderbilt.
Fans can follow the meet on Saturday on SEC Network+ or keep track of live results at the event through Flash Results.
TICKETS & PARKING
- Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets before meet day through 12thmanfoundation.com.
- Parking for the meet will be in lots 100J and 100G.
12TH MAN REWARDS
- 12th Man Rewards is the free program that appreciates fans for standing with the 12th Man and attending Texas A&M Athletics events in support of creating a homefield advantage for our student-athletes and coaches.
- The more events you attend, your points will increase. Those points can be redeemed via the online Giveaway Store for a variety of items. Register today within the 12th Man Mobile app to earn 50 points on Friday of the meet and 100 points on Saturday.
- Fans who attend and check in to (2) remaining events in support of Track & Field during the indoor or outdoor season will receive a Track & Field dri-fit t-shirt.
To learn more about Texas A&M Track & Field/Cross Country, visit 12thMan.com and follow @aggietfxc.
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