Many of the top runners had at least double duty and huge field marks

Published by Adam Schneider/DyestatCollege.com Editor on April 11th, 2016

Much of the big action happened in the west but there were great marks all over the country

Devon Allen Oregon - He equalled his 110m hurdle collegiate leader (13.40) to win the race then won the 400m hurdles in 52.25 and ran on the winning B team of the 4x100m relay (40.06). He also ran a leg on the 4x400m relay (3:15.50). 

Colby Gilbert Washington - He did what many would not have expected to see by outkicking Edward Cheserek of Oregon at the Pepsi Team Invitational. He won the race in 13:44.96 ahead of Cheserek in 13:50.82

Devin Jenkins Texas A&M - He ran 10.22 and 20.39 (#2 on the collegiate list) at the Sun Angel Classic for the fastest times of the weekend. 

Fred Kerley Texas A&M - He ran a collegiate leading 45.10 at the Sun Angel Classic and ran a leg on the collegiate leading 4x100m relay (39.02).

Sam Mattis Penn - He had another big weekend in the discus by throwing 213-8 to win the Virginia Quad Meet. 

Alysha Newman Miami - She vaulted 15-1 at the Miami Hurricane Alumni Invitational to take over the collegiate lead and move to 5th on the all-time collegiate list. 

DeAnna Price Southern Illinois - She threw pr 237-9 to win the Tiger Classic and moved to third on the all-time collegiate list, only 19 inches behind record holder Jenny Dahlgren (239-4 from 2007)

Raevyn Rogers Oregon - She won the 800m (2:03.77), #6 on the collegiate list, and then anchored the winning 4x400m relay (3:32.07) to help the Ducks win the Pepsi Team Invitational.

Karl Saluri Georgia - He won the Georgia Spec Towns Invitational with a pr 8108 to qualify to compete for Estonia in the Olympics. He is now #1 on the collegiate list.

Shaquille Walker BYU - He ran 1:44.99 at the Sun Angel Classic for the ninth fastest US collegiate time ever.

Shakima Wimbley Miami - She won the 400m (51.62) at the Miami Huricane Alumni Invitational for the second fastest collegiate time of the season and ran a leg on the fastest 4x400m relay of the weekend (3:31.73) and a leg on the winning 4x100m relay (43.75).

Izaic Yorks Washington - He (3:41.56) won a race against some of the top collegiate 1500 meter runners in the country (Robby Creese, Sam Prakel and Blake Haney) at the Pepsi Team Invitational. His time of 3:41.56 puts him third on the collegiate list.