KEARNEY, Neb. – The Northwest Missouri State University outdoor track and field teams capped its outdoor regular season at the Loper Twilight with numerous personal-best performances, including
Moses Koroma's school record-breaking time in the men's 110-meter hurdles, surpassing a mark that had stood since 2009.
RUNNING EVENTS
- (M) 100m: Zac Anderson posted a time of 10.75 to finish ninth among 14 competitors in the finals-only section.
- (W) 100m: Campbell Barta (11.62) and Jaurdin Mallory (11.67) sprinted to a dominant one-two finish, while Krysta Abel secured sixth place with a time of 12.32.
- (M) 200m: Dominic Sedlacek added to his standout weekend by recording the fourth-fastest 200m time in program history, finishing third with a provisional mark of 21.11. Juan Hernandez placed 13th with a 21.95 showing.
- (W) 200m: Kyah Luhring claimed runner-up honors with a time of 24.36, marking the eighth-fastest performance in Northwest history.
- (M) 400m: Keith Griffin III captured another event title for the Bearcats, crossing the line in 47.15.
- (W) 800m: Lydia McGlocklin led a strong Bearcat showing with a second-place finish in 2:08.98, followed by Marie Dea in third (2:11.15) and Federica Lega in fifth (2:12.97).
- (M) 110m Hurdles: Moses Koroma broke a program record that had stood since 2009, clocking a blistering 13.99 to finish second. Frank Sparks followed in third with a time of 14.24.
- (W) 100m Hurdles: Grace Hill turned in a personal-best time of 14.24 to finish third, a mark that ranks fourth all-time at Northwest. Hannah Hatzenbuehler came in sixth at 14.70.
- (W) 400m Hurdles: Anjelena Carder posted Northwest's fifth-best mark in history with a winning time of 1:00.17 – a personal-best. Jaedy Commins checked in at 1:00.95 to claim fourth.
RELAYS
UP NEXT
The Bearcats venture out to Pueblo, Colo., to take on the 2025 NCAA Division II Outdoor National Championships set for Thursday, May 22 through Saturday, May 24.
