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Bryan Clay Invitational
Buffs Close Weekend With Five Top 10 Marks
April 18, 2026 | Track and Field
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Colorado track and field wrapped up competition Saturday with a strong finish, capping the weekend with five all-time top 10 marks and numerous personal bests across three meets.
Bryay Clay Results
Mt. Sac Results
Avery Pearson continued her standout weekend at the Bryan Clay Invitational, doubling back after her No. 2 all-time 800-meter performance to run 53.90 in the 400 meters. The mark ranks No. 5 in program history and gives Pearson two top 10 performances on the weekend.
Freshman Teagan Malcom added a personal-best performance in the 400-meter hurdles, running 52.40 to place 12th overall at Bryan Clay.
At the Mt. SAC Relays, Danny Tragarz competed in the elite section of the 400-meter hurdles, tying his personal best of 50.48 to place fifth overall as the third collegian in the field.
To close out the night, Kole Mathison delivered a breakthrough performance in the elite 1500 meters at Bryan Clay, clocking a personal-best 3:40.83 to place 19th in a loaded field. The time moves him to No. 8 all-time in Colorado history.
Colorado's five top 10 marks on the weekend came from Pearson (800m – No. 2; 400m – No. 5), Lucas Williams (hammer throw – No. 5), James Overberg (5000m – No. 10) and Mathison (1500m – No. 8).
NEXT UP: The Buffs will take next weekend off before returning to action May 3 at the Doug Max Invitational in Fort Collins, hosted by Colorado State University.
For more information on the Colorado track and field team, including a complete schedule and results, visit CUBuffs.com. Fans can follow the Buffs on Instagram and Twitter @CUBuffsTrack.
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