(Spokane, Wash. - March 1, 2025) - Utah Tech track & field tallied three program records and nine all-conference selections on Saturday at the 2025 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships in The Podium. The Trailblazers recorded a seventh-place finish with 19 points as a team, both of which are Division I-era bests.
"We left everything we had on the track and finished on empty, showing our grit and determination throughout the WAC Championships," head coach
Derrick Atkins said. "Now, it's time to refuel, reset and shift our focus to the outdoor season, where we'll continue to elevate our performance and chase new goals."
Tied for seventh with Southern Utah entering the last event of the championships, the Trailblazers put up a program best 3:49.57 in the 4x400-meter relay to take fifth place and earn four points. Sophomore
Whitney Christiansen, freshman
Lily Sampson and juniors
Megan Jenkins and
Brittany Kuhn ran the relay.
Kuhn was UT's highest individual scorer at the championships, placing fourth in the 60-meter hurdles to score five points. Kuhn's time of 8.57 is a program record, surpassing sophomore
Ashlyn Parish's time of 8.58 at last season's Ron Mann Classic.
Senior
Kylie Bishop scored the first point for Utah Tech on Saturday, tying for seventh in the high jump with a mark of 1.61 meters (5-3.25).
In the 400 meters, two Trailblazers scored for UT as Christiansen and Jenkins finished sixth at 55.55 and eighth at 56.32, respectively. Christiansen reclaimed the program record in the 400 meters from Jenkins, who ran a 56.05 on Friday.
Senior
Lexi Larsen finished eighth in the mile with a time of 5:00.56 to score a point for Utah Tech.Â
With its fifth-place finish in the DMR on Friday, Utah Tech totaled 13 second-team All-WAC honorees at this year's indoor championships.
Second Team All-WAC
Top Eight Finishes
- High Jump
- Mile
- 60-Meter Hurdles
- 400 Meters
- 4x400-Meter Relay
Up Next
The Trailblazers begin their 2025 outdoor season by hosting the Utah Tech Invitational on Friday and Saturday, March 21-22, at Greater Zion Stadium in St. George.