RAZORBACK INVITATIONAL
MEET	LOCATION	DAY	TIME	INFO
Razorback Invitational	Fayetteville, Ark.	Friday, Jan. 31 - Saturday, Feb. 1	Friday: 12:30 P.M. CT Saturday: 11:25 A.M. CT	Meet Schedule Live Results

COLUMBIA, Mo. - Mizzou Track and Field is heading south for the Razorback Invitational in Fayetteville, Arkansas on Friday, Jan. 31 and Saturday, Feb. 1. Action gets underway at 12:25 p.m. CT on Friday while prime time coverage begins at 6 p.m. CT. The meet will resume at 11:25 a.m. CT on Saturday and featured events will take place from 1-4 p.m. CT and will be broadcasted live on SECN+. 

The meet will feature a handful of ranked squads on the men's side as LSU (#2), Texas (#4), Florida (#7), Arkansas (#15) and Oregon (#17) will all be in action. Mizzou is currently ranked No. 24 in the country. On the women's side, seven top-25 squads will be in action on Friday and Saturday including SEC foes Georgia (#2), Arkansas (#3), LSU (#6) and Florida (#11)

The Tigers resume action this weekend after posting eight first-place finishes at the Texas Aggie Invitational last Saturday. Mizzou earned victories in both the men's and women's weight throw as redshirt seniors Patrick Kunza (Wentzville, Mo.) and Jordan McClendon (Black Jack, Mo.) both earned top spots. The pair will both be back in action on Friday.

Mizzou will deploy a number of distance runners this weekend who had success at Texas A&M. Redshirt senior Thomas George (Gloucester, England) will compete in the 3000m run after cruising to victory in the mile on Saturday. George set a personal record with a time of 4:05.83. Meanwhile, sophomore Kieran Wood (Cambridge, England) will make his first appearance of the season by competing in the 3000m run. Wood currently holds the Mizzou school record in the 3000m after posting a time of 8:01.77 in the Iowa State Classic last February.  On the women's side, redshirt junior Melissa Menghini (Fenton, Mo.) and junior Sarah Chapman (Maidenhead, England) will both run the mile after finishing first and second in the 3000m last weekend, respectively. The pair will also compete in the women's 4000m DMR.

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Mizzou Entries - Track Events 

60m, Men - Jalen Knox, Caulin Graves, Khmari Thompson, Nyles Thomas

60m, Women - Jazymn Schumaker

200m, Men - Jayson Ashford, Nyles Thomas, Nylo Clarke, Khmari Thompson, Jacob Brunsman, Isaiah Haggerty, Blake Hays, Jalen Knox

200m, Women - Jazmyn Schumaker, Morgan O'Neal

400m, Men - Blake Hays, Jacob Brunsman, Jayson Ashford, Nylo Clarke, Isaiah Haggerty

400m, Women - Morgan O'Neal

800m, Men - Johnathan Schmidt, Robert Kuhlmann, Dylan Quisenberry

800m, Women - Michaela Hackbarth, Faramola Shonekan, Kelsey Schweizer, Emma Roth

Mile, Men - Victor Mugeche, Martin Prodanov

Mile, Women - Sarah Chapman, Melissa Menghini, Tori Findley

3000m, Men - Kieran Wood, Marquette Wilhite, Thomas George

3000m, Women - Ginger Murnieks, Isabelle Christiansen, Lexi Maddox

60m Hurdles, Men - Chris McKinzy

4x400m, Men A -  Brunsman, Haggerty, Ashford, Hays, Khulmann

DMR Women - O'Neal, Schweizer, Chapman, Menghini

Mizzou Entries - Field Events

Shot Put, Men - Mitchell Weber, Devin Roberson

Shot Put, Women - Emily Stauffer, Emily Offenheiser

Weight Throw, Men - Patrick Kunza

Weight Throw, Women - Jordan McClendon, CeCe Johnson, Sydney Oberdiek, Emily Stauffer