RUSTON | The Louisiana Tech men's and women's Indoor Track teams will wrap up the 2023 Indoor regular season schedule with the Jaguar Invitational hosted by South Alabama at the CrossPlex Athletic Facility on Sunday, Feb. 5. in Birmingham, Ala. 
 
MEET INFORMATION
Date/Time: Sunday, Feb. 5 | Track Events 9:30 a.m. | Field Events 11 a.m.
Location: CrossPlex Athletic Facility | Birmingham, Ala. 
Schedule/Events: Schedule of Events
Results: Live Results
Heat Sheets: Track | Field
Participating Teams: Alabama A&M, Alabama-Huntsville, Alabama, Alcorn State, Arkansas State, Arkansas Tech, Berry College, Central Arkansas, Cumberland University, Grambling, Jackson State, Lee University, Louisiana Tech, Memphis, Meridian CC, Middle Tennessee State, Montevallo, Samford, Savannah State, South Alabama, Southern Arkansas, Southern Miss, Tennessee-Martin, UAB and Xavier-Louisiana.
 
The Jaguar Invitational will begin on the track at 9:30 a.m., beginning with the women's invitational 5K, followed by the men's 5K at 9:50 a.m. Sprints will start with the 400m at 1 p.m., followed by the 60m timed finals at 2 p.m., and the 60m H timed finals at 2:30 p.m. Mid distance will start after hurdles, followed by the 200m, 3K, and relays. 
 
The field events begin at 11 a.m. with the women's and men's shot put. Men's and women's long jump will start 15 minutes later, followed by the women's high jump at noon. Finally, men's and women's triple jump (3:15 p.m.) and men's high jump (4 p.m.) will round out the day's field events. 
 
LA Tech will have 33 total athletes (15 male, 18 female) competing in a combined 24 events and will see one fellow Conference USA mate in Middle Tennessee. 
 
Tech has set 33 combined PRs through three weeks of its indoor season and has shined in the men's and women's sprints. The men's 60m event group, made of Rodney Heath Jr., Marshall Ellis, Gerard Sapena, and Devin Walton, ranks as the No. 19 group in the nation by the USTFCCCA with an average time of 6.77. 
 
At the Texas Tech Open last week, Heath Jr. took third place in the men's 60m, setting two PRs of 6.77 and 6.64, which rank as the top-two times in program history and the 25^th fastest time in the NCAA this season. In the women's 60m, Ulanda Lewis posted back-to-back PRs of 7.49 in the qualifying and first-round finals. 
 
Two weeks ago, Tech visited the CrossPlex in Birmingham and dominated the KMS invitational winning eight events, grabbing 18 podiums, and registering 14 PRs. 
 
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Below is a complete list of events for LA Tech athletes: 
 

MEN	EVENT(S)
Jason Arena	5000m
Logan Bailey	800m – Mile
Javion Canna	High Jump – Long Jump
Nemoy Cockett	Weight Throw
Hunter Clayton	Pole Vault
Marshall Ellis	4 x 400m
Hayes Gill	3000m
Rodney Heath Jr.	4 x 400m
Micah Pernetter	400m – 4x400m
Gerard Sapena	60m
Mateo Smith	60m – Long Jump
Trent Terminie	800m – 4 x 400m
Laeden Tucker	400m – 4 x 400m
Devin Walton	60m – 4 x 400m
Urijah Williams	60m Hurdles – 4 x 400m
WOMEN	EVENT(S)
Victoria Datta	800m – 4 x 400m
Leah Ellis	High Jump – Long Jump – Shot Put
Pleasant Harris	60m – Long Jump
Chanel Honeywell	200m – 400m – 4 x 400m
Ulanda Lewis	60m – 4 x 400m
Macey McLean	Pole Vault
Natalie Moten	Shot Put
Johannon Murray	60m Hurdles – Long Jump – Shot Put
Shania Parkinson	Shot Put – Weight Throw
Nike Praetzel	60m Hurdles
Rebecca Quebedeaux	3000m
Tia Reder	Long Jump – Triple Jump
Elizabeth Sebera	Weight Throw
Jiana Stewartburgess	High Jump
Kristina Subia	Shot Put
Faith Tarver	400m – 4 x 400m
Lexa Thompson	3000m
Kayla Watson	60m Hurdles