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The qualifiers for the 2020 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships were announced on Tuesday night and the Iowa State program will be sendi…
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The Iowa State Classic over the past weekend was chock-full of some the country's best collegiate athletes. Runners, jumpers and throwers from 41 different colleges gathered at the Lied Recreation Athletic Center to showcase their talents to hundreds of spectators.
The Iowa State track and field program began the 29th annual Iowa State Classic in strong fashion on Friday, with many Cyclone athletes running personal bests. The meet has become a mainstay on the indoor calendar, with some of the nation's most talented athletes competing at the Lied Recreation Athletic Center over the weekend.
It will be a homecoming of sorts for the Iowa State Track and Field, as it is set to host their second home meet of the 2020 season.
The Iowa State Track and Field team wrapped up a relatively light weekend on the schedule, as the Cyclones closed out the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational in Lincoln, Nebraska and the Millrose Games in New York. After the dust had settled and times had been recorded.
The Iowa State Track and Field squad closed out another action-packed weekend in bold fashion, with Saturday being highlighted by one very special run. The Cyclones had 10 athletes competing in seven events across the board and in two different meets.
It was a relatively brief first day of action for the Iowa State Track and Field squad, but it was led by some impressive performances. The Cyclones only had seven athletes competing in three events across the board at the Bob Devaney Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
After coming off a trio of meets across the country last weekend in which multiple personal and school records were set, the Iowa State Track and Field Program will be back in action again. The Cyclones are set to compete at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational at the University of Nebraska, while All-American distance runner Edwin Kurgat will run at the prestigious Millrose Games in New York.
The Iowa State Cyclones' Track and Field program concluded a triple-header of weekend meets in strong fashion, with athletes producing more personal records in events across the board. With a plethora of action occurring in three different states, here are the top takeaways of the events over the weekend.
The second day of a trio of track meets closed in strong fashion for the Iowa State Track and Field squad. The Cyclones had athletes competing in Lubbock, Texas, Seattle and Bloomington, Indiana, facing off against some of the nation's best talent in events across the board. Here's a rundown of what happened on Saturday.
The first day of a trio of weekend track meets went well for the Iowa State Cyclones as athletes competing in the three meets held across the country achieved both personal, and in one case, school best marks.
