GRESHAM, Ore. — Myles McFarland won the 110-hurdles, Gianni Miles the 200 and Jamar Andrews, Jr., the triple jump to lift the Sacramento State men's track and field team to its best finish at the Big Sky Outdoor Championships since 2017. The Hornets finished with 110 points to take second place overall. The Hornet women had five all-Big Sky performances on the final day to finish in fifth place with 72.5 points.
 
Miles was named the Male Most Outstanding Athlete after taking first place in the 100, second in the 200 and was part of the 4x100 relay which finished in second place. He combined to score 26 points for the team over the three events.
 
Men's Track Highlights

• The team's first points on the track on Saturday came in the 4x100 relay where the Hornets finished second in 40.25. The team finished .15 seconds back of Montana but were more than a quarter-second ahead of third-place Northern Arizona. The team of Isaiah King, Gianni Miles, Nathan Rider and Jonas Petty earned all-Big Sky honors by placing in the top three.
• McFarland continued Sacramento State's long history of success in the 110-hurdles as he claimed the 11^th title by a Hornet in the event since 1999. He joins former All-American Ronald Brookins as the only Sacramento State freshman to win the Big Sky title.
• Curtis Reagor earned all-Big Sky honors in the 400 behind a career-best performance. Reagor took three-tenths off his PR and finished in 46.89 which moved him into a tie for fourth place in program history. Nathan Rider also scored in the event with a time of 47.94 to place fifth.]
• Miles won the 100 in 10.33 seconds and finished .08 ahead of the next closest competitor. He is the first Hornet to win the event at the Big Sky Outdoor Championships since Eric Adorno in 2015. Freshmen Jonas Petty and Jayden Thompson finished in fifth and eighth, respectively, to give the team 15 points in the event. Petty ran 10.61 while Thompson crossed in 10.80.
• Brandon Moreno earned all-conference honors in the 800. A day after running the second-fastest time in school history (1:48.91), Moreno finished in a loaded field in 1:49.16.
• Blake Gross and Brock Gross added nine points to the team total after placing fourth and fifth in the 400-hurdles. Blake Gross followed his 52.16 in the qualifying round with a time of 52.58. Brock Gross set his PR in 53.13 to take .48 seconds off his previous best.
• Miles and Petty each finished among the top four in the 200 to give the team 13 points. After a lengthy lightning delay, Miles ran 20.90 to take second. His time was .24 seconds better than his previous best and moved him into second place behind Jody Johnson who ran 20.64 in 2007.
• Another lightning delay pushed back the start of the men's 4x400 before the team closed the meet by taking third in 3:10.54. The team of Curtis Reagor, Nathan Rider, Ife Orekoya and Malachi Cox earned all-Big Sky honors.

 
Women's Track Highlights

• The team of Jessi Barry, Ava Fitzgerald, Syniah Beverley and Victoria Chatter took fourth place after running 45.43 to score five team points.
• The Hornets produced a pair of all-conference athletes in the 100-hurdles with Syniah Beverley placing second and Ava Fitzgerald third. Beverley improved her sixth-place showing in school history with a career-best time of 13.62 while Fitzgerald ran 13.63 to earn all-conference honors for the fourth time in her career.
• Victoria Chatter took seventh in the 100 in 11.84.
• The 4x400 relay squad of Breija Stredic, Victoria Chatter, Jayla Cigar-Dingle and Dominique Abbot scored five team points after placing fourth in 3:44.07.

 
Men's Field Highlights

• Eli Kaltreider took second place in the high jump after clearing 6-10.25. The sophomore went back and forth with NAU's Christian Mutengela for first place. Mutengela eventually cleared 6-11.50 on his final attempt to claim the win.
• Jamar Andrews, Jr., and Kellan Quinley each landed on the podium with first and third place finishes in the triple jump. Andrews, Jr. is just the fourth Hornet to win the event title at the Big Sky Outdoor Championship and the first since Darius Armstead defended his title in 2018. Andrews had four jumps of at least 49-feet beginning with his best mark of 49-10.00 which came on his second attempt. Quinley's best also came on his second effort at 48-06.75.

 
Women's Field Highlights

• Galadriel Mellion and Asha Abubkari each scored for the team in the discus. Mellion used a long of 150-02 to place second while Abubakari threw 143-01 to place seventh.
• R'kai Davis added two points to the team total by placing seventh in the triple jump with a long of 38-09.00.
• Hope Gordon shattered her PR and took second place in the shot put. Gordon's best put of 48-10.00 came on her final attempt was 19.75 inches beyond her previous best. Mellion added an eighth-place finish after a put of 45-04.25.

 
Big Sky Outdoor Championships
Women's Team Scores
1. Montana State 181; 2. Northern Arizona 128; 3. Montana 111; 4. Idaho 110; 5. Sacramento State 72.5; 6. Weber State 58; 7. Eastern Washington 53; 8. Northern Colorado 42; 9. Idaho State 38.5; 10. Portland State 25.
 
Men's Team Scores
1. Northern Arizona 171;  2. Sacramento State 110; 3. Montana 107.5; 4. Montana State 105; 5. Weber State 93.5; 6. Idaho State 80; 7. Eastern Washington 58; 8. Idaho 51; 9. Northern Colorado 33; 10. Portland State 9.
 
Women's Results
100: 7. Victoria Chatter 11.84
100 Qual: 4Q. Victoria Chatter 11.84; 15. Ava Fitzgerald 12.33.
200: 13. Syniah Beverley 24.70; 15. Victoria Chatter, Jayla Cigar-Dingle FS.
400: 2. Breija Stredic 53.94.
400 Qual: 6Q. Breija Stredic 55.30; 14. Jaylin Hunter 56.87.
800: 13. Dominique Abbott 2:12.81; 17. Lilly Escorcia 2:14.36.
5K: 9. Anna Harmon 16.59.58.
100H: 2. Syniah Beverley 53.94; 3. Ava Fitzgerald 13.63.
100H Qual: 3Q. Syniah Beverley 13.76; 4Q. Ava Fitzgerald 13.79.
STPL: 10. Anna Harmon 10:29.20.
HJ: T3. Jessi Barry 5-07.25; T6. Chandler Miller, Indiana Davis 5-06.00; 8. Elizabeth Abiara 5-04.25.
LJ: 10. Charlotte Zeigermann 18-05.25; 11. Mara Vonnahme 18-04.25; 14. Jessi Barry 18-01.75.
TJ: 7. R'kai Davis 38-09.00; 13. Amarie Riley 36-04.75.
SP: 2. Hope Gordon 48-10.00; 8. Galadriel Mellion 45-04.25; 11. Asha Abubakari 43-10.00.
4x100: 4. 45.43.
 
Men's Results
100: 1. Gianni Miles 10.33; 5. Jonas Petty 10.61; 8. Jayden Thompson 10.80.
100 Qual: 3Q. Gianni Miles 10.44; 6Q. Jonas Petty 10.61; 8Q. Jayden Thompson 10.66; 9. Isaiah King 10.71.
200: 2. Gianni Miles 20.90; 4. Jonas Petty 21.26.
200 Qual: 1Q. Jonas Petty 21.18; 2Q. Gianni Miles 21.18; 12. Isaiah King 21.73; 13. Jayden Thompson 21.80.
400: 2. Curtis Reagor 46.89; 5. Nathan Rider 47.84.
400 Qual: 1Q. Curtis Reagor 47.19; 5Q. Nathan Rider 47.67; 9. Ife Orekoya 47.95; 13. Malachi Cox 48.77.
800: 3. Brandon Moreno 1:49.16.
800 Qual: 3Q. Brandon Moreno 1:48.91; 25. Cooper Love 1:58.38.
110H: 1. Myles McFarland 13.92.
110H Qual: 1Q. Myles McFarland 13.91.
400H: 4. Blake Gross 52.58; 5. Brock Gross 53.14.
400H Qual: 2Q. Blake Gross 52.16; 6Q. Brock Gross 53.91.
HJ: 2. Eli Kaltreider 6-10.25; 10. Kyree Marshall 6-05.75; Quentin Mitchell, Cole Oliver NH.
LJ: 9. Michael Cherry 22-03.75; 11. Jamar Andrews, Jr., 21-08.25.
TJ: 1. Jamar Andrews, Jr., 49-10.00; 3. Kellan Quinley 48-06.75.
SP: 11. Emmanuel Akutey 51-02.75.
DIS: 15. Emmanuel Akutey 148-02.
4x100: 2. 40.25.