CANYON, Texas – West Texas A&M Track & Field continued their impressive showing with six All-American honors and a new school record on Friday during the 2025 NCAA DII Outdoor Track & Field Championships at the Pueblo ThunderBowl in Pueblo, Colorado.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
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LIVE RESULTS
LIVE VIDEOÂ - Day Three
LIVE VIDEOÂ - THROWS (RMAC NETWORK)
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Men's Recap
Romet Vahter finished off his great junior campaign in the men's decathlon on Friday, finishing fourth overall with 7,421 points for the fourth best scoring total in program history.
James Dadzie ran a time of 20.67 to punch his ticket to Saturday's finals in the 200m.
Prince Mcabelo joined the field for the men's 800m finals with a time of 1:49.24 in the prelims.
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The triple jump saw a pair of Buffs claim All-American honors with
Anas Fadil finishing 9
th overall (15.73) while
Manuel Cuesta made the podium with a jump of 15.79m to finish 8
th.
Matthys Bourse added another All-American honor for the Maroon & White in the steeplechase with a time of 9:07.91 with a ninth-place finish.Â
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Women's Recap
Jada Sewell puts the Buffs on the board on day two as the senior from Brooklyn, New York claimed All-American honors in the women's discus with a mark of 47.95m on her fourth attempt to finish eighth overall.
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Abigail Abugire punched her ticket to the 800m finals with a time of 2:05.84 for the fourth best mark in program history.
Eliette Chaput continued to impress in the women's steeplechase as the French product ran a time of 10:34.59 on her way to a fourth-place finish and All-American honors.
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The Lady Buff 4x400m relay squad ofÂ
Asana Hamidu,
Peace Nwaelehia, Abugire and
Blessing Akintoye ran the third fastest prelim time (3:34.21) to advance to tomorrow's finals while setting a new school record.
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