SPOKANE, Wash. — The Sacramento State track and field teams opened the 2025 indoor season with three school top 10s, five top-five finishes and numerous personal bests at the Spokane Sports Showcase on Friday at The Podium.
 
The Hornets return to action later tonight with the start of the Spokane Indoor Challenge. Friday's action will consist of the men's high jump and weight throw as well as the men's 5K and men's and women's DMR. The rest of the meet will begin on Saturday morning.
 
MEN'S FIELD HIGHLIGHTS

• Miles Grant finished first in the men's high jump with a clearance at 7-02.50. Grant passed at the opening three heights and then had successful first attempts at his next four bars. He needed just two attempts to clear 7-01.50 and 7-02.50 before bowing out of the competition with a narrow miss at 7-03.50. His mark places him in a three-way tie for the best in NCAA Div. I this season and makes him one of only 12 individuals to clear seven feet during the 2025 indoor season. Grant's mark easily surpassed his previous indoor best of 6-09.75 and moved him into second place in school history only behind Joe Radan's effort at 7-03.75 in 1979.
• True freshman Eli Kaltreider had a strong start to his collegiate career, clearing 6-08.25 to finish in eighth place and move into 10^th place in school history.
• Junior Kellan Quinley made his Sacramento State debut and placed fourth in the triple jump. The JC transfer uncorked a jump of 47-03.00 on his final attempt. That effort was 2-feet, 5.5-inches beyond his previous best of the day.
• Other top eight finishers for the men included Joshua Braun who was sixth in the triple jump (44-01.50) and Mason Mitchell who was eighth in the long jump (22-05.75).

 
WOMEN'S FIELD HIGHLIGHTS

• Chandler Miller placed sixth in the high jump and missed moving into the school top 10 by a half inch. Miller had a clearance at 5-05.75 to set her indoor career best.
• Tamia Ramos placed sixth in the long jump with a leap of 19-02.00 on her final attempt. All four of Ramos' legal jumps during the competition ranged between 18-05.00 and 19-02.00.
• Abby Sheets set a PR in the shot put and placed sixth in the event. Sheets' long of 41-10.75 came on her third put of the competition. Hope Gordon was one spot back of Sheets in the standings with a best of 40-01.25.
• Jayla Flowers placed eighth in the women's triple jump at 38-00.25.

 
MEN'S TRACK HIGHLIGHTS

• Malachi Cox placed second in the 300 for the highest individual finish for the Hornet men on the track. Cox rank 34.58 and was closely trailed by teammates Xavier Bruce (4^th, 35.22), Andrew Abello (5^th, 35.82) and Truedell Minnieweather (6^th, 35.84).
• Stephen Dahdouh finished seventh in the  60-hurdles. Dahdouh returned to action for the first time since last indoor season and ran 8.15 in the finals. He opened the day by running 8.33 in the qualifying round.
• Xavier Bruce missed cracking the school top 10 in the 60-meter dash by four-hundredths of a second. Bruce posted a time of 6.91 to take a tenth of a second off his previous PR.

 
WOMEN'S TRACK HIGHLIGHTS

• Tia Oliver recorded the eighth-fastest 3K in school history by a woman. Oliver ran 9:59.42 and shaved over 17 seconds off her previous best. Her effort placed her third in the meet.
• Freshman Tristian Campbell finished fifth in the 300 in her first collegiate race. Campbell ran 39.39 in the race and was joined in the top eight by Zoe Ewell (7^th, 40.67) 0and Emily Giddens (8^th, 40.73).

 
SPOKANE SPORTS SHOWCASE RESULTS
Women
60: 12. Zoe Ewell 7.61; 13. Jessi Barry. 7.63; 18. Kassidy Schroth 7.72.
300: 5. Tristian Campbell 39.39; 7. Zoe Ewell 40.67; 8. Emily Giddens 40.73; 9. Breija Stredic 40.75; 11. Jayla Cigar-Dingle 41.87.
600: 12. Dominique Abbott 1:37.87; 13. Lilly Escorcia 1:38.08.
3K: 3. Tia Oliver 9:59.42.
60H: 11. Ava Fitzgerald 8.71; 18. Eliana Coburn 8.87.
HJ: 6. Chandler Miller 5-05.75.
PV: 12. Leah Chavez 10-08.25.
LJ: 6. Tamia Ramos 19-02.00; 15. Mara Vonnahme 17-04.75; 16. Jessi Barry 17-01.50; 19. Skye Camacho 15-03.25.
TJ: 8. Jayla Flowers 38-00.25; 9. Audrey McElmurry 37-11.50; 12. R'kai Davis 36-08.50.
SP: 6. Abby Sheets 41-10.75; 7. Hope Gordon 40-01.25; 9. Mai Ricks 38-06.00; 12. Eliana Coburn 36-02.25; 14. Jordan Bailey 32-03.50.
WT: 16. Hope Gordon 43-03.00; 21. Jean Ikenaga 36-10.50; 22. Mai Ricks 35-08.50; 23. Jordan Bailey 34-09.50.
 
Men
60 16. Xavier Bruce 6.91l 23, Truedell Minnieweather, Jr. 6.97; 28. Kalil Powers 7.08; 32. Michael Cherry 7.30; 33. Joshua Braun 7.46.
300: 2. Malachi Cox 34.58; 4. Xavier Bruce 35.22; 5. Andrew Abello 35.82; 6. Truedell Minnieweather, Jr. 35.84; 10. Kalil Powers 37.75.
600: 10. Logan Borg 1:21.06; 11. Irven Hill 1:21.33; 12. Nathan Rider 1:22.28.
60H: 7. Stephen Dahdouh 8.15; 10. Jack Charlton 8.60.
HJ: 1. Miles Grant 7-02.50; 7. Eli Kaltreider 6-08.25.
PV: Andrew Lehner NH.
LJ: 8. Mason Mitchell 22-05.75; 9. Michael Cherry 20-08.75.
TJ: 4. Kellan Quinley 47-03.00; 6. Joshua Braun 44-01.50.
SP: 13. George Stansell 43-05.75.
WT: 21. George Stansell 40-02.75.