Dean secured last place in the 400 hurdles

Austin, Texas – Caleb Dean In the year He crossed the finish line for Friday’s 400m hurdles in his first outdoor meet in 2023 on the second day of the 95 on Thursday night.^Th Texas Relays at Mike A. Myers Stadium.

Dean’s last competitive feat until tonight was finishing as the national runner-up in the 60m hurdles at the NCAA Indoor Championships. On Thursday, he clocked the second-fastest time in the nation in the 400m hurdles in 49.74 — the fastest time tied by Baylor’s Nathaniel Ezekiel (49.24). Dean took the heat, getting the highest “Q”.

PB Time 4??9??.7??4??

Season opener?
A big “Q”?

Finals tomorrow 5:40 CT ??# Destruction | @caleb_d pic.twitter.com/9ZufqgWPiW

— Texas Tech Track & Field (@TexasTechTF) March 31, 2023

In men’s pole vault*, Logan Fraley He finished third with a SB height lead of 5.31m (17-5). through women, Ryleigh Redding 4.00m (13-1 ½) high fifth, also SB

Is day 2 coming?? pic.twitter.com/YlS86O1jY7

— Texas Tech Track & Field (@TexasTechTF) March 30, 2023

Tech closed the evening in the men’s “B” 1500m Timothy Gregg And Paul Sherrill Each new set of PB symbols. Greg finished sixth (3:50.13), Sherrill ninth (3:50.93).

A good run of 1500 men ends here tonight here two days!

6. TJ Gregg – 3:50.13 (PB)
9. Paul Sherrill – 3:50.93 (PB)# Destruction

— Texas Tech Track & Field (@TexasTechTF) March 31, 2023

Notes

• Garrett Wade Placed 8^Th A throw of 64.03m (210-1) in the “B” category of javelin.
• Edlund missed the cut by one spot when he clocked in at 50.70.
• At the Texas State Bobcat Invitational, San Marcos, Malin Smith Placed 5^Th 52.85m (173-5) in the discus.
• Fanny Arendt (2:08.44) and Marco Vilca (1:48.98) 8 finished^Th and 11^Th respectively in their 800m events.

*Tech’s first outdoor meet moved home last weekend’s Pole Tournament.

Next

Tech starts three days bright and early with the 4×100 preliminary relay at 9:30 a.m