LOGAN, Utah – Utah State track and field will compete at the Bryan Clay Multis in Azusa, California, from Thursday-Friday, April 10-11, the Weber State Spring Classic in Ogden, Utah, on Friday, April 11, and the Utah Spring Classic in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Saturday, April 12.
 
MEET INFORMATION
Bryan Clay Multis
Date: Apr. 10-11, 2025 
Start: Thursday @ 3 p.m.; Friday @ 1 p.m. (MT)
Site: Azusa, California
Venue: Cougar Stadium
Live Results: Finished Results
Competitions: Meet Schedule
 
Weber State Spring Classic
Date: Apr. 11, 2025 
Start: Friday @ 11 a.m. (MT)
Site: Ogden, Utah
Venue: Chick Hislop Track & Field at Stewart Stadium
Live Results: SportTrax
Competitions: Meet Schedule and Information
 
Utah Spring Classic
Date: Apr. 12, 2025 
Start: Saturday @ 10 a.m. (MT)
Site: Salt Lake City, Utah
Venue: McCarthey Family Track & Field Complex
Live Results: AthleticLIVE
Competitions: Meet Schedule
 
RUNNING IT BACK
Utah State returns seven all-MW performers from the 2024 outdoor season as the Aggie men placed fourth at the MW Outdoor Championships with 118 points and the women finished fifth with 62.5 points.
  
Junior Logan Hammer won the conference title in the men's pole vault with a Utah State-record clearance of 5.62 meters (18-5.25). Junior Javin Richards won two medals at the championships, finishing second in the pole vault with his mark of 4.97 meters (16-3.5) and third in the decathlon with 6,731 points. A trio of underclassmen earned all-MW honors, with sophomore Landon Bott claiming silver in the 800 meters by finishing in 1:49.52, sophomore Joseph Turner uncorking a throw of 55.39 meters (181-8) to place second in the discus and sophomore Walker Deede finishing runner-up in the javelin with a throw of 66.36 meters (217-8).
 
On the women's side, senior Emma Thornley won bronze in the 10,000 meters with a time of 34.17.99. Senior Adi Nielson is the lone returning member of the 4x400-meter relay team that finished third at the championships, clocking in at 3:39.88.
 
REWRITING THE RECORD BOOK
Utah State distance runners set two school records and eight times overall that rank in the school's all-time top 10 at the Stanford Invitational on April 4. Graduate Camren Todd shattered the USU record in the 10,000 meters with his finishing time of 28:10.91, a time 22.54 seconds faster than the record set by Luke Beattie in 2021. Junior Sarah Ellis became the first Aggie woman to break a school record in the 2024-25 campaign by running the 5,000 meters in 16:04.58, topping Mica Rivera's time of 16:07.73 set in 2023. Thornley and sophomore Brianne Smith set the third and sixth-best times in the women's 10,000 meters and sophomore Shelby Jensen posted the second-best 3,000-meter steeplechase time. On the men's side, sophomore Joshua McKee contributed the ninth-fastest 10,000-meter time, junior LJ Floyd moved into eighth in the 5,000 meters and junior Logan Garnica put up the third-best time in Aggie history in the 3,000-meter steeplechase.
 
RAISING THE BAR
Hammer, who holds the USU outdoor pole vault record, made Aggie history by clearing 5.50 meters (18-0.5) at the BYU Indoor Invitational on January 11, setting the Utah State indoor pole vault record. His mark bested the previous record of 5.45 meters (17-10.5), which was set by Lance White in 1994 and matched by Mark Calvin in 1998. Hammer broke his own record the following week by clearing 5.55 meters (18-2.5) at the Snake River Open on Jan. 17. At the Roman Ruiz Speed and Power Invite on Feb. 1, Hammer broke both his own record and the George Nelson Fieldhouse record with his mark of 5.60 meters (18-4.5). On February 15, the Nampa, Idaho, product cleared 5.61 meters (18-4.75) at the Tyson Invitational to break the school record. Hammer tied his school record en route to a sixth-place finish at the 2025 NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships, earning first-team All-American honors. He joins White as the only USU men's pole vaulters to earn both indoor and outdoor All-American honors.
 
POLE VAULT U
Utah State pole vaulters have claimed seven top-10 placements in Aggie history so far in the 2025 track and field season. Hammer's indoor school record of 5.61 meters (18-4.75) headlined a prolific indoor season that also saw Richards set the sixth-best mark in school history at the Tyson Invitational with a clearance of 5.25 meters (17-2.75) and junior Marshall Rasmussen set the seventh best with a height of 5.21 meters (17-1) at the MW Indoor Championships. On the women's side, freshman Abbie Scott claimed the second-best height in Aggie history by clearing 4.11 meters (13-5.75) in her silver-medal performance at the MW Indoor Championships and freshman Lucy Jeppson set the fifth-best mark with her clearance of 3.88 meters (12-8.75) at the BYU December Invitational. Aggie vaulters have carried their momentum into the outdoor season, with Richards setting USU's fourth-best mark of 5.30 meters (17-4.75) at the Bobcat Invitational and Rasmussen posting the seventh-best mark of 5.19 meters (17-0.25) at the UNLV Rebel ELITE.
  
LAST MEET
Utah State had a stellar showing at three West Coast meets, breaking two school records and capturing six individual titles and 17 podium finishes at the Mike Fanelli Track Classic in San Francisco, California, the Stanford Invitational in Stanford, California, and the UNLV Rebel ELITE in Las Vegas, Nevada, from April 3-5. Including the school records set by Ellis and Todd, Aggie athletes had 14 performances from the meets that ranked in the top 10 all-time in Utah State history.
  
FOLLOW ALONG
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