Boise State's track team won several events against lesser competition today at Bronco Stadium, a few will serve them well in the upcoming WAC Track Championships.
Racquel Jones ran an 11.74 100, good for the third best time in the WAC this season, while teammate Destiny Gammage was clocked in 11.84, which is the fourth fastest time in the 100 meters. They are the only Bronco women to record marks that will be competitive at the WAC Championships.
On the men's side, Rolando Trammel won both the 110 and 400-meter hurdles this afternoon. Trammel's 110-meter time of 14.13 is second best in the WAC. He crossed the tape first in the 400 in 52.75, but his 52.47 earlier this year leads the conference. Justin Malnes (14.34) has the third-best time in the 110 hurdles, while Carrie Butler's time of 47.80 in the 400 also ranks third in the WAC. Chase Sexton improved upon his discus mark this season (177-2) but he's going to need more than that to best perennial WAC champion Larry Jones of Louisiana Tech. Jones has Sexton beat by nearly 9 feet.
Boise State Head Coach J.W Hardy will have to get his group going in the next two weeks before the WAC Championships in Honolulu. The men are seeded third while the Bronco women are projected to finish last.
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