ALAMOSA, Colo. - Adams State Track & Field wrapped up the final day of competition on Saturday at pair of meets in the Colorado Invitational and the New Mexico Collegiate Classic.

Distance
At the CU Invite, Alec Hall was the top finisher men's 800m run placing 11th with a time of 1:55.04. Stephanie Cotter was the top female finish in the 800 at ninth as she crossed the line in 2:12.99. Ro Paschal was ninth in the 800 at UNM running a time of 1:57.98.

In the open section of the men's mile at CU Grayson Freeman earned a third place finish crossing the line in 4:16.10. Tiffany Christensen placed second in the open section of the mile running 4:56.38. At UNM, Austin Speer was seventh in the men's mile with a time of 4:25.59.

In the 3,000m run Dalton Graham had the highest finish at 10th with a time of 8:30.72. Eilish Flanagan paced the Adams State women in the 3,000 with a third place finish in a provisional qualifying time of 9:42.33. Kaylee Bogina was eighth in the event running 9:57.28. Malena Grover finished ninth in a time of 9:57.87. Both times were provisional qualifiers for the Grizzly women.

Kale Adams was the only individual champion on day two of the CU Invite winning the men's 5,000m run 14:56.40. Danny Dominguez earned a second place finish in the event behind Adams with a time of 14:56.71. Both runner's times were provisional qualifying times.

Sprints/Hurdles
In the women's 60m dash, Dianna Johnson ran 7.44 in the prelims to qualify for finals at the No. 6 spot. In finals, she ran 7.49 and finished eighth overall. 

In the 60m hurdles, David Varner placed 10th on the men's side running 8.73. Oweneika Watson finished 11th for the women with a time of 8.71 seconds.

Throws
Samuel Reid highlighted the day as the top Division II finisher in the men's shot put at UNM. The senior grabbed a third place finish with a throw of 58-4.75 on his third attempt of the day.

John Hochanadel also competed in the shot out at UNM and finished 11th with heave of 46-4.25.

Up Next
Adams State will split action at two different meets for the second straight week. The team will host the ASU Grizzly Open on Feb. 8-9 while a handful of athletes will go to Seattle, Wash. to compete in the Washington Husky Classic.