Fayetteville, Ark. — Georgia track & field travels to Arkansas for competition at the Razorback Invitational held at the Lance Harter Track this weekend on Jan. 30-31. 

The No. 2 men’s and women’s teams are slated to face nationally-competitive talent in this weekend’s meet against various top-10 opponents. On the women’s side, Georgia will face off against No. 1 Illinois, No. 3 South Carolina No. 6 Texas Tech, No. 9 Oregon and No. 10 Florida State, while on the men’s side the Bulldogs will face No. 4 Texas Tech, No. 9 Illinois and No.10 South Carolina.  

Georgia is fresh off yet another impressive showing this past weekend at New Mexico’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Invite. The Bulldogs now own an impressive three NCAA leading performances and 43 times or marks within the national top-50 after just two weeks of competition. 

Last weekend’s performances earned Georgia a pair of SEC weekly awards. Freshman Maddi Cooper collected her second SEC Freshman of the Week Honor after her 60-meter hurdle performance and sophomore Jayden Keys took home his first indoor SEC weekly award as SEC Field Athlete of the Week after a stellar performance in the long jump.  

Competition tomorrow begins with the multi events, starting at 12:45 p.m. ET with Romet Vahter and Maximus Tucker in the Heptathlon 60 meter dash, then action picks up in the field events with Alon Rogow in the men’s pole vault at 3 p.m. ET. Friday’s slate of track events will begin at 7:45 p.m. ET for Georgia with the men’s 200 meter dash.

Results and recaps from the Bulldogs’ indoor season will be found at georgiadogs.com. News and updates from Georgia’s track & field and cross country teams are always located on X/Instagram at @UGATrack

 

Razorback Invitational (times in ET)
Day One | Friday, January 30
Time	Event	Athlete(s)
~12:45 PM	Heptathlon 60 Meter Dash	Romet Vahter  Maximus Tucker
1:00 PM	Pentathlon 60 Meter Hurdles	Ella Rush
1:25 PM	Heptathlon Long Jump	Romet Vahter  Maximus Tucker
1:40 PM	Pentathlon High Jump	Ella Rush
2:35 PM	Heptathlon Shot Put	Romet Vahter  Maximus Tucker
3:00 PM	Men’s Pole Vault	Alon Rogow
3:35 PM	Pentathlon Shot Put	Ella Rush
3:40 PM	Heptathlon High Jump	Romet Vahter  Maximus Tucker
4:30 PM	Pentathlon Long Jump	Ella Rush
5:30 PM	Men’s Long Jump	Jayden Keys
5:45 PM	Women’s Long Jump	Ava Kitchings (Flight 1) Chelsi Williams (Flight 1) Skylynn Townsend (Flight 2)
6:15 PM	Women’s High Jump	Valeria Smirnova
6:35 PM	Pentathlon 800 Meters	Ella Rush
6:45 PM	Men’s High Jump	Kimani Jack Riyon Rankin  Brion Stephens
7:45 PM	Men’s 200 Meter Dash	Adaejah Hodge (Heat 1, Lane 5) Kaila Jackson (Heat 4, Lane 6) Karsen Phillips (Heat 9, Lane 4) Jassani Carter (Heat 11, Lane 4) Sanaa Frederick (Heat 12, Lane 5) Celeste Robinson (Heat 16, Lane 4)
8:20 PM	Women’s 200 Meter Dash	Brody Buffington (Heat 8, Lane 5)
8:55 PM	Men’s Distance Medley Relay	Kristers Kudlis, Mohamed Adoini Xai Ricks, Oliver Smart
9:10 PM	Women’s Distance Medley Relay	Madeleine Holland, Chloe Fair Michelle Smith, Anastasia Nilsson
Day Two | Saturday, January 31
Time	Event	Athlete(s)
11:20 AM	Women’s 3000 Meters	Yasna Petrova
11:50 AM	Heptathlon 60 Meter Hurdles	Romet Vahter  Maximus Tucker
12:10 PM	Men’s 60 Meter Hurdles (Prelim)	Jayden Keys (Heat 1, Lane 1) Le’Ezra Brown (Heat 3, Lane 6)
12:25 PM	Women’s 60 Meter Hurdles (Prelim)	Maddi Cooper (Heat 1, Lane 4) Chelsi Williams (Heat 1, Lane 7) Taylor Cox (Heat 2, Lane 4) Zoe Ziglor (Heat 2, Lane 6)
12:40 PM	Men’s Mile	Oliver Smart (Heat 4) Kristers Kudlis (Heat 4)
1:00 PM	Heptathlon Pole Vault	Romet Vahter  Maximus Tucker
1:10 PM	Men’s 60 Meter Hurdles (Semi)	—
1:25 PM	Women’s 60 Meter Hurdles (Semi)	—
1:40 PM	Women’s Mile	Anastasia Nilsson (Heat 2) Madeleine Holland (Heat 4)
2:10 PM	Men’s 60 Meter Hurdle (Final)	—
2:20 PM	Women’s 60 Meter Hurdle (Final)	—
2:30 PM	Men’s 60 Meter Dash (Prelim)	Brody Buffington (Heat 2, Lane 3) Jayden Finley (Heat 6, Lane 6)
2:50 PM	Women’s 60 Meter Dash (Prelim)	Adaejah Hodge (Heat 1, Lane 5) Celeste Robinson (Heat 2, Lane 1) Reign Redmond (Heat 2, Lane 5) Karsen Phillips (Heat 3, Lane 4) Ava Kitchings (Heat 4, Lane 8) Sanaa Frederick (Heat 6, Lane 2) Lisa Raye (Heat 6, Lane 5) Jassani Carter (Heat 7, Lane 4) Kaila Jackson (Heat 7, Lane 5)
3:00 PM	Women’s Triple Jump	Danah Nembhard (Flight 1) Skylynn Townsend (Flight 2)
3:10 PM	Women’s 400-Meter	Dejanea Oakley (Heat 1, Lane 6) Vimbayi Maisvorewa (Heat 2, Lane 5) Shaquena Foote (Heat 3, Lane 6) Xenia Raye (Heat 4, Lane 3) Tianna Springer (Heat 4, Lane 4) Skylar Brazzell (Heat 5, Lane 5) Sole Frederick (Heat 6, Lane 6) Chloe Fair (Heat 8, Lane 6) Sydney Harris (Heat 13, Lane 3)
3:30 PM	Women’s Shot Put	Nina Ndubuisi (Flight 2) Kelsie Murrell-Ross (Flight 2)
3:40 PM	Men’s 400-Meter	Jonathan Simms (Heat 1, Lane 5) London Costen (Heat 2, Lane 2) Sidi Njie (Heat 2, Lane 6) Mohamed Adoini (Heat 9, Lane 4)
3:45 PM	Men’s Triple Jump	Zachary Tamale
4:10 PM	Men’s 60 Meter Dash (Semi)	—
4:20 PM	Women’s 60 Meter Dash (Semi)	—
4:30 PM	Heptathlon 1000 Meters	Romet Vahter  Maximus Tucker
4:40 PM	Men’s 3000 Meters Championship	Matias Reynaga (Heat 1) Ryan Olree (Heat 1) Will Aitken (Heat 1) Conner Rutherford (Heat 2)
5:05 PM	Men’s 60 Meter (Final)	—
5:10 PM	Women’s 60 Meter (Final)	—
5:15 PM	Women’s 3000 Meters Championship	Izzy Yonas
5:40 PM	Men’s 4×400 Meter Relay	Heat 1, Lane 5
6:00 PM	Women’s 4×400 Meter Relay	A Relay (Heat 1, Lane 6) B Relay (Heat 4, Lane 5)