Micailah Cook leads ETSU at Tryon Winter Invitational

Micailah Cook won the 200m and placed third in the 60m to lead the East Tennessee State University women's track and field team at the Tryon International Winter Invitational in Mill Springs, North Carolina. The sophomore from Sandston, Virginia, improved on her previous times while her teammates secured nine additional top-10 finishes over the weekend. ETSU's performance highlighted strong debuts and personal bests across multiple events.

The Tryon International Winter Invitational took place over the weekend in Mill Springs, North Carolina, with East Tennessee State University's women's track and field team, known as the Bucs, competing strongly. Micailah Cook anchored the team's efforts by winning the 200m event in 24.70 seconds, a time that surpassed her performance from the previous year's SoCon Indoor Championship finals by more than half a second. She also achieved a personal best of 7.72 seconds in the 60m, securing third place.

Cook's results marked the Bucs' only podium finishes, but the team added depth with nine other top-10 placements. In field events, Sophia Edwards made her ETSU debut by clearing 3.30m for fourth in the pole vault. Brianna Fulford jumped 1.53m for sixth in the high jump and followed with a 5.23m long jump for 10th place, just shy of her personal best.

On the track, Sophie Beach led the mile with a sixth-place time of 5:15.24, ahead of Deena Lutdke in eighth at 5:16.19 and Eliza Everett in 10th at 5:18.67. Lutdke also ran her first collegiate 800m, finishing ninth in 2:25.68. Patty Kilkelly debuted with an eighth-place 1:42.6 in the 600m and led the 400m for ETSU at 1:01.58. Katelyn Lemke placed 10th in the 200m with 25.83 seconds.

Tyla Nicholson topped the weight throw for the Bucs at 13.81m. Lucy Smithberger competed in her first 400m (1:02.98) and 600m (1:45.53). Debutants in the 800m included Eliza Everett (2:26.81), Kendall Johnson (2:31.39), and Gracie Franklin (2:31.44).

The Bucs next compete at the VMI Invitational on January 23-24 in Lexington, previewing the SoCon Indoor Championship venue.

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Dynamic photo illustration of YSU Penguins and rival athletes sprinting, jumping, and celebrating personal bests at the indoor track and field invitational.
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YSU mid-major invitational features top finishes and personal bests

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The Youngstown State University hosted the two-day YSU Mid-Major Invitational indoor track and field meet in Youngstown, Ohio, concluding on January 31, 2026. The Penguins secured multiple event wins and runner-up spots, while visiting teams like Slippery Rock and Wheeling recorded strong performances and personal records. Highlights included fast sprints and field event marks across men's and women's competitions.

App State women's track and field team competed at the Hokie Invitational in Blacksburg, Virginia, achieving over a dozen top-five finishes and breaking two program records. Standout performances included a 1-2 finish in the 800-meter and strong showings in sprints and field events. The Mountaineers demonstrated depth across various events during the indoor meet.

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The Elon University women's track and field team will send athletes to two indoor meets this weekend: the Liberty Open on Friday in Lynchburg, Virginia, and the Hokie Invitational on Friday and Saturday in Blacksburg, Virginia. Building on a successful season opener, the Phoenix feature competitors in sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, and throws. Coach Mark Elliston guides the squad in his 20th season.

Michigan State's indoor track and field team dominated the Simmons-Harvey Invitational in Ann Arbor, capturing nine event victories across sprints, jumps, throws and distances. The Spartans set multiple personal bests and nearly broke a school record, showcasing depth and consistency. This performance builds momentum heading into the indoor season.

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The University of Northern Iowa track and field team excelled at the Larry Wieczorek Invitational in Iowa City, capturing five event titles and setting 23 career-best marks over the weekend. Highlighting the performance, the women's 4x400-meter relay team broke a 21-year-old school record. Minnesota State also competed strongly at the meet.

Several college track and field teams, including those from Penn, Ole Miss, and East Carolina, wrapped up competition at the Bob Pollock Invitational hosted by Clemson University on January 31, 2026. Ole Miss broke two school records amid strong performances, while East Carolina's efforts were cut short by inclement weather. The two-day meet in Clemson, South Carolina, featured notable results across various events.

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Penn State's track and field team concluded the Penn State National Open with standout performances in throws and distance events. The throws group dominated, securing top spots and program records, while several athletes achieved personal bests. The meet wrapped up on Saturday in University Park, Pennsylvania.

 

 

 

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