Bonds again breaks the 60MH record while winning the event at the University of Renault – Uta Valley

Renault, Nevada – Quincy Bonds He continued his attack on the record of 60-meter obstacles at the University of Utah, breaking his own record for the third consecutive race while winning the event in the third time in so many meetings this season. The werewolves, minus their distance squad, compete at the Classic Wolf Pack this week at the Reno Sparks Congress Center in Nevada.

Bonds won the final in 8.19 seconds, defeating his previous record by a tenth second. In Prelim, which also finished first, Bonds ran 60mh in 8.31 seconds. Cali McUwen He also advanced to the final and took the fifth with a time of 8.77 seconds, a new personal best, as it improved on the # 5 brand in the school records.

The Wolverine men had three runners who switched to the 60m final, with the protection of the WAC on the indoor champion Gabe Remy finished second in 6.73 seconds. Kade Thompson It was third, noting PR with a 6.74-second coating. Gavin Stafford He also reached the final and finished fifth, in 6.77 seconds. Gunner SteppWho competes in Stacy Dragila in the State of Idaho invited a handful of other competitors in the Utah Valley, won the 60m final in 6.83 seconds, which ties it 10th in UVU. Da’Shawn Sands It was second, just behind the steppe with a time of 6.84 seconds.

Kelsey OlroyWhich won the long leap last week in Utah, she had her best season on Friday as she took third place, hitting 5.89 meters at her last attempt. She was just ashamed of her program indoors from 5.91 meters.

Grace Degarymore He won the weight of women and improved her personal record # 2 by hitting 17.99 meters. Alice LoganWhoever holds the program indoors took second place. Trevor Hill There was another person best in throwing weights in men (16.24 m) as he climbed from No. 8 to No. 6 to the top 10 of UVU.

Caleb Washington Put a new PR in the long jump for the second consecutive week. On Friday, he jumped 7.09 meters to finish in fourth place and move to sixth place in the top 10.

The meeting ends on Saturday, with the event broadcast on the Mountain West network. The action begins at 10am with the male jump in height and the shots of women.