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01/31/23 | Track and Field

2023 Indoor Performance List Oregon Indoor Top 10

In addition to eight wins, the Ducks registered 12 top-10 program marks last weekend.

EUGENE, Ore. – The Oregon Track and Field team closed out its January schedule with eight wins and 12 top-10 program marks from a split weekend at the Texas Tech Open & Multis in Lubbock, Texas, and the UW Invitational in Seattle.

On the heels of their standout weekend, the UO women are up nine spots to No. 5 in the latest national rankings. Additionally, the UO men are into the top 25 this week as the No. 22 team in the country.

Jorinde Van Klinken, a winner at Texas Tech, improved her own school record and lengthened her NCAA lead (18.55m/60-10.5) in the shot put. The winner's circle at the Texas Tech Open & Multis also included Micah Williams in the 60 meters, Aaliyah McCormick in the 60 hurdles and Lexi Ellis in the triple jump.

In Seattle, the Men and Women of Oregon swept the distance-medley relays while Elliott Cook and Izzy Thornton-Bott—back from DMR legs—picked up individual wins in the 800 and mile, respectively. Both turned in lifetime bests and top-10 UO marks in victory.

Indoor Top 10 at Oregon
Women's 200 Meters
#6 – Jadyn Mays – 23.04

Men's 800 Meters
#4 – Elliott Cook – 1:46.93

Women's 800 Meters
#10 – Klaudia Kazimierska – 2:05.43

Women's Mile
7. Izzy Thornton-Bott – 4:34.10

Women's 60m Hurdles
#4 – Aaliyah McCormick – 8.07
#10 – Colleen Uzoekwe – 8.45

Women's High Jump
#7 – Tori Sloan – 1.77m/5-9.75

Women's Shot Put
#1 – Jorinde Van Klinken – 18.55m/60-10.5
#5 – Mine De Klerk – 16.75m/54-11.5

Pentathlon
#4 – Taylor Chocek – 4,075 points
#7 – Colleen Uzoekwe – 3,904 points
#9 – Gianna Bullock – 3,823 points

Top 30 in the NCAA
60 METERS
Men
T1. Micah Williams - 6.51 (6.49A – 1/27)

Women
8. Jadyn Mays – 7.21 (7.19A – 1/27)

200 METERS
Women
8. Jadyn Mays – 23.11 (23.04A – 1/28)

800 METERS
Men
3. Elliott Cook – 1:46.93 (1/28)

Women
18. Klaudia Kazimierska – 2:05.43 (1/28)

MILE
Women
11. Izzy Thornton-Bott – 4:34.10 (1/28)

3,000 METERS
Women
28. Izzy Thornton-Bott - 9:13.70 (1/14)

60M HURDLES
Women
7. Aaliyah McCormick - 8.09 (8.07A – 1/27)

4x400M RELAY
Women
*15. Ella Clayton/Shaniya Hall/Katriina Wright/Jordyn Blake – 3:35.13 (3:34.69A – 1/28)

DMR
Men
*7. Matthew Erickson/Matt Pueschner/Benjamin Reynolds/Elliott Cook – 9:43.27 (1/27)

Women
11. Klaudia Kazimierska/Mia Moerck/Izzy Thornton-Bott/Maddy Elmore – 11:04.73 (1/27)

LONG JUMP
Women
12. Alysah Hickey – 6.30m/20-8 (1/27)

TRIPLE JUMP
Women
4. Lexi Ellis – 13.50m/44-3.5 (1/28)

SHOT PUT
Women
1. Jorinde Van Klinken - 18.55m/60-10.5 (1/28)
8. Jaida Ross - 17.40m/57-1 (1/14)
17. Mine De Klerk – 16.75m/54-11.5 (11/28)

PENTATHLON
11. Taylor Chocek – 4,075 points

At the end of the qualifying window, the top 16 declared athletes in each event and top 12 relays will advance to the NCAA Indoor Championships (March 10-11) in Albuquerque, N.M. The 2023 campaign continues Feb. 10-11 with a trio of meets: BU Valentine Invitational, Don Kirby Invitational and Husky Classic.

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