Falcons, Cubbison make history again at Bryan Clay Invitational

Burmester and Tedford Set Pace for Bentley in California - Bentley University

AZUSA, CA. – Caitlin Burmester and Lily Tedford produced standout performances for Bentley at the Bryan Clay Invitational out in California this weekend.

Falcons, Cubbison make history again at Bryan Clay Invitational

BGSU track and field traveled to Azusa, Calif. and took part in the Bryan Clay Invitational, an event that runs three days long.   In an invitational dubbed “the nation’s fastest and largest collegiate meet” Junior Kylee Cubbison broke the Bowling Green record in the 1,500 with a time of 4:19:19, landing her 24th in the event.   Also competing in the 1,500m were Freshman Reese Reaman, who had a time of 4:24:46, and  Rachael Hoover, with a time o…

Dean, Cheruiyot Set Program Records to Pace Wave at Bryan Clay Invitational - Tulane University Athletics

Janae Dean and Bernard Cheruiyot led the way for Tulane track & field at the Bryan Clay Invitational this week each setting Green Wave records in their events. Dean broke her own record in the 800 meters while Cheruiyot set the program record in the 5000 meters.

Gauchos Track & Field Goes The Distance At Bryan Clay Invitational - University of California, Santa Barbara

AZUSA, Calif. – The UC Santa Barbara Women's and Men's Track & Field team sent their distance squad to the Bryan Clay Invitational, where they competed in three days worth of distance events ranging from the 800-meter race to the 10,000-meter race. The Gauchos reeled in lots of individual success from the five events they took part in from Wednesday morning into Friday night.

Ohio Women's Track & Field Experiences Success at the Bryan Clay Invitational - Ohio University

AZUSA, Calif. – The Ohio women's track & field team concluded three days of competition at the Bryan Clay Invitational on Friday, April 18.

Track & Field Shines at Bryan Clay Invitational in California - Colorado State University Pueblo

AZUSA, Calif. - The Colorado State University Pueblo Track and Field team made their presence felt this week as they traveled west to Azusa, California, to compete in the prestigious Bryan Clay Invitational, held April 16–18 on the campus of Azusa Pacific University. The ThunderWolves sent a primarily mid-distance and distance-heavy squad, and several standout performances highlighted the three-day event.