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KU-KSU-WSU Triangular January 18, 2019 | Anschutz Pavillion | Lawrence, Kan K-STATE TRACK AND FIELD KU-KSU-WSU Triangular January 18, 2019 | Anschutz Pavillion | Lawrence, Kan. 2018-19 INDOOR SCHEDULE MEET PREVIEW MEET SCHEDULE The Wildcats get set for the fifth installment of 3:00 pm ..............................Women’s Weight Throw Carol Robinson Winter Pentathlon the KU-KSU-WSU Triangular, as K-State gets their 3:00 pm ....................................Women’s Long Jump Dec. 7 first view of in-state competitors, Kansas and 4:00 pm ......................................Women’s Pole Vault Manhattan, Kan. Wichita State. The Triangular marks the fourth 4:00 pm .....................................Women’s High Jump meet of the indoor season for the Wildcats and 4:15 pm ....................................... Men’s Weight Throw their first away from Ahearn Fieldhouse, as they 4:15 pm .............................................Men’s Long Jump embark on a four-meet road trip. 5:00 pm ................................................. Women’s Mile K-State Winter Invitational 5:08 pm ...........................................................Men’s Mile Dec. 8 Prior to the start of the KU-KSU-WSU Triangular 5:20 pm ........................ Women’s 60 Meter Hurdles Manhattan, Kan. in 2015, the Wildcats competed in the KU-KSU- 5:27 pm ................................Men’s 60 Meter Hurdles MU Triangular between Kansas, K-State and Mis- 5:30 pm ..........................................Women’s Shot Put souri from 1990 to 2006. Meet records stemming 5:30 pm .............................................Men’s High Jump Wildcat Invitational from the KU-KSU-MU Triangular were preserved 5:30 pm ....................................Women’s Triple Jump Jan. 12 for the existing triangular meet. 5:34 pm ....................................Women’s 400 Meters Manhattan, Kan. 5:40 pm........................................... Men’s 400 Meters NOTES 5:47 pm .......................................Women’s 600 Yards Last Time Out | K-State started 2019 on a 5:52 pm ..............................................Men’s 600 Yards strong note, posting 20 event victories, two top- 6:02 pm .......................................Women’s 60 Meters KU-KSU-WSU Triangular 10 K-State All-time performance and a number of 6:09 pm.............................................. Men’s 60 Meters Jan. 18 personal bests to sweep the Wildcat Invitational. 6:14 pm ..................................... Women’s 800 Meters Lawrence, Kan. The meet was a double-dual between K-State, 6:20 pm ........................................... Men’s 800 Meters North Texas, UMKC, Arkansas Pine Bluff and 6:25 pm ................................. Women’s 1,000 Meters Langston College, where the Wildcats came out 6:32 pm .........................................Men’s 1,000 Meters Razorback Invitational victorious. 6:39 pm .................................... Women’s 200 Meters 6:45 pm ............................................Men’s 200 Meters Jan. 25-26 6:45 pm ...........................................Men’s Triple Jump | The Wildcats look to Fayetteville, Ark. Top of the Triangular 6:45 pm ................................................. Men’s Shot Put repeat as Triangular Champions, after winning 6:53 pm ................................ Women’s 3,000 Meters last year’s Triangular in Manhattan with 230 7:08 pm ........................................Men’s 3,000 Meters points. The victory marked the first time winning Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational 7:25 pm ........................... Mixed 4x400 Meter Relay Feb. 1-2 the competition since 2015, when they lasted hosted the meet at Ahearn Field House. Lincoln, Neb. Schedule is subject to change. Triangular History | Prior to the inception of the in-state showdown between the Wildcats, TRIANGULAR HISTORY Texas Tech Shootout Jayhawks and Shockers, the Wildcats dominated KU-KSU-WSU Triangular (2015-Current) Feb. 8-9 the series between Kansas, Missouri and K-State Year Winning Team (pts.) Location Lubbock, Texas between 1990-2006. In the 17-year history, the 2018 K-State (230) Manhattan, Kan. Wildcats claimed 15 titles, while Missouri and 2017 Kansas (242) Wichita, Kan. Kansas each claimed one team victory. 2016 Kansas (254) Lawrence, Kan. Steve Miller Open 2015 K-State (261) Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 16 How to Score it | The KU-KSU-WSU Triangular Series History Manhattan, Kan. uses a mixed triangular scoring system, in which the men’s and women’s scores are scored K-State 2 | Kansas 2 | Wichita State 0 collectively as a team. The scoring scale will award points to the top-two finishers per school Big 12 Championship in each event, scored as 7-5-4-3-2-1 in individual KU-KSU-MU Triangular (1989-2006) Feb. 22-23 events and 7-5-4 in relay events. In addition, each Year Winning Team (pts.) Location Lubbock, Texas team is limited to one relay and 26 individual 2006 K-State (265) Lawrence, Kan. entries per gender. 2005 K-State (257) Manhattan, Kan. 2004 K-State (273.5) Columbia, Mo. Mixed Relay | The meet also features a mixed 2003 K-State (272) Lawrence, Kan. NCAA Championships 4x400 meter relay, in which the relay team 2002 K-State (277) Manhattan, Kan. March 8-9 features two male competitors and two female 2001 K-State (283) Columbia, Mo. Birmingham, Ala. competitors. The mixed relay debuted at the 2000 K-State (275) Lawrence, Kan. meet in 2018, in which Kansas won the event in 1999 K-State (265) Manhattan, Kan. 3:27.42. The mixed 4x400 meter relay is slated 1998 Missouri (252.5) Columbia, Mo. 1997 K-State (257.5) Lawrence, Kan. for 7:25 pm. 1996 K-State (271.5) Manhattan, Kan. 1995 K-State (254) Columbia, Mo. WHAT’S INSIDE | Both K-State squads Preseason Top-30 1994 Kansas (137) Lawrence, Kan. Meet Notes and Schedule..........................................1 ranked in the top-30 of the USTFCCCA 1993 K-State (137) Manhattan, Kan. Notes & Quick Facts....................................................2 Preseason Ratings Index, with the K-State men 1992 K-State (132) Columbia, Mo. Individual Rankings.....................................................4 ranking No. 24 (37.09 pts.) and the women 1991 K-State (160) Lawrence, Kan. Staff...................................................................................5 (29.49 pts.) coming in at No. 28. The ranking 1990 K-State (142) Manhattan, Kan. Men’s Roster...................................................................6 marks the first time since week two of 2017 both Women’s Roster............................................................7 squads ranked in the top-30 of the same week Series History Meet the Cats................................................................8 and the best ranking for the K-State men since 2018-19 Stats.................................................................14 week two of 2016. The next ratings index will be K-State 15 | Kansas 1 | Missouri 1 Top-10 Lists...................................................................22 released by USTFCCCA on January 24. Record Books..............................................................28 WATCH THE TRIANGULAR ON Available online at Watch ESPN or via the ESPN app available in the app store. 1 @KSTATETFXC Contact: Andrew Eisch | [email protected] | 715-630-5898 K-STATE TRACK AND FIELD A LOOK AT THE COMPETITORS NOTES USTFCCCA PRESEASON RANKINGS Men’s Team Rankings (Points) KANSAS STATE WILDCATS High Point | Since the meet’s re-introduction 1. Texas Tech ..........................................................167.45 Manhattan, Kan. in 2015, a Wildcat has claimed the meet’s high 2. Florida ................................................................. 127.20 Big 12 Conference point award each year. Given to the individual 3. Florida State .....................................................122.32 Head Coach: Cliff Rovelto who scores the most points in the meet, Wurrie Njadoe won the award in 2017 and Akela Jones 4. Texas ....................................................................96.46 Men’s in 2016 and 2015. 5. Georgia ................................................................. 91.27 2018 Conference Finish: 6th (59.5 pts.) 6. Houston ............................................................... 85.93 1 Individual Conference Champions: Kansas Kids | The in-state competition 7. Alabama ..............................................................65.45 -- 2018 NCAA Finish: between Kansas, Wichita State and K-State also 8. Arkansas .............................................................60.97 4 Returning All-Americans: re-kindles high school matchups, as the Wildcats 9. Kansas..................................................................59.64 24 (37.09 pts.) USTFCCCA Rank: feature 30 student-athletes from the state of 10. BYU .....................................................................58.20 Kansas, while the Jayhawks have 32 and the 11. Indiana ................................................................. 56.33 Women’s Shockers have 62, according to their rosters. 12. Oregon ...............................................................50.48 5th (85 pts.) 2018 Conference Finish: Of the Kansas natives, two Wildcats hold active 13. Stanford .............................................................48.82 1 Individual Conference Champions: Kansas State High School state track and field 14. Penn State ........................................................ 47.08 2018 NCAA Finish: 27th (8 pts.) records, including sophomore Dylan Brenneman 15. Colorado ........................................................... 44.50 Returning All-Americans:
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