
Tech women complete their week in College Station
May 31, 2025 | Track and Field
The women wrapped up their two days of competition Saturday night
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Texas Tech women's track and field team completed day four and the final day of the NCAA West First Round Championships Saturday evening at E.B. Cushing Stadium.
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Women's triple jump punched two tickets early on Saturday afternoon. Victoria Gorlova placed second overall losing the top spot by one centimeter as she leaped a PB 13.99m (45-10 ¾) (1.8w) – No. 3 in Tech history. Meanwhile, the NCAA indoor national runner-up, Tamiah Washington finished sixth with a mark of 13.54m (44-5 ½) (2.8w) – she jumped into the top-12 on her final attempt.
In the discus, Shelby Frank and Zoe Burleson each moved on. Frank threw 61.23m (200-10) placing second as Burleson heaved it 55.47m (182-10) to finish eighth.
Temitope Adeshina heads back to Eugene where she placed third a year ago, finishing tied first Saturday clearing 1.84m (6- ½). Over in the 100m hurdles, two Red Raiders moved on. Destiny Smith clocked in at 13.01 for a new PB, while Tonie-Ann Forbes came in at 13.11.
Fanny Arendt was the final Red Raider on the track to punch her ticket. Arendt won her heat with a time of 2:02.63 – ninth overall.
Up Next
The Red Raiders will have the upcoming week off before traveling to Eugene, Ore., for the national championships taking place at Historic Hayward Field June 11-14. Â