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LOGAN, Utah – Utah State track and field resumes its 2024 indoor season this weekend at a pair of meets as it will compete at the Idaho State-hosted Snake River Open on Thursday and Friday, Jan. 11-12, and the Nebraska-hosted Graduate Classic on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 12-13.
 
The Snake River Open will begin with the multis on Thursday afternoon and conclude with the 4x400-meter relays on Friday evening inside Holt Arena.
 
The Graduate Classic will start with the women's weight throw and 60-meter hurdles on Friday morning and finish with the 4x400-meter relays on Saturday evening inside the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
 
Links to live stats and video streaming of both meets can be found in the schedule tab on utahstateaggies.com.
 
Last time out, the Aggies claimed the men's triple jump title and 25 top-five finishes at the BYU December Invite. Junior Godwin Charles won the triple jump as he set the USU indoor record with a mark of 15.69 meters (51-5.75) in his first meet as an Aggie, defeating his second-place competitor by over two meters. Kyle Brost held the previous USU record with a mark of 15.22 meters (49-11.25) in 2020.
 
In the women's 60-meter hurdles, sophomore Krysthina Vlahovic placed third and set a career-best with a time of 8.66, good enough for seventh all-time in USU history. Senior Sidnee Naerebout set a career-best with a jump of 11.64 meters (38-2.25) in the women's triple jump, finishing second in the competition. Naerebout moved up to ninth all-time in the event in the Aggie record book.
 
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