Purdue to Conclude Regular Season in LexingtonPurdue to Conclude Regular Season in Lexington

Purdue to Conclude Regular Season in Lexington

Purdue Outdoor Track & Field will conclude the 2025 regular season at the Jim Green Invitational in Lexington May 2-3.

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue Outdoor Track & Field will conclude the 2025 regular season at the Jim Green Invitational in Lexington May 2-3.
 
Men's Notes
Cameron Miller ran his first 200m of the outdoor season last weekend and turned in the No. 6 time in the NCAA (20.29). He vaulted Purdue up the USTFCCCA Event Squad rankings in the 200m from No. 20 to No. 5.
Joel Gomez is lined up for his third 1500m of the season after he opened the season with the No. 3 time in program history (3:45.76). He aims to break the program record (3:45.76) set by Ian Hunter in 2021.
Antoine Spencer ranks fifth in the 200m with a wind-legal 20.61 in early April. Connor Czajkowski is 10th with a wind-legal 20.81. Both are scheduled for the 200m on Friday.
Brett Otterbacher ran a personal-best 46.79 in his last 400m in Florida. The time falls just outside of Purdue's top 10 rankings with the standard being 46.77.
Collin Kao has cleared at least 5.18m (17-00.00) in the pole vault back-to-back meets and ranks 12th in the Big Ten with a season-best 5.20m (17-00.75).
 
Women's Notes
Payne Turney is set for her second 1500m of the season after she ran 4:21.66 to enter Purdue's program rankings at No. 4. Turney has run four races this season in the 800m, 1500m, 5000m and 10,000m and has run a personal best in all of them. Her performances include a program record in the 5000m (15:57.78) and No. 3 in program history in the 10,000m (33:57.75).
Jalen Elrod and Angeline Amefia will both participate in their second heptathlon competitions of the season. Elrod ranks 11th in Division I (5,544 points) and Amefia ranks 18th (5,449 points). The top 24 athletes will qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Zoe Sullivan is coming off a personal-best 13.19 in the 100m hurdles that improved her to No. 28 in the country. The time is currently seventh in the Big Ten.
Britannie Johnson is coming off victories in both the shot put and discus at the Fighting Illini Twilight. Her personal best 53.05m (174-00) in the discus improved her program ranking to No. 5.
Blessing Ogundiran entered Purdue's 100m rankings at No. 6 her last time out with an 11.44. It was her fastest wind-legal time and her best all-conditions time this season is 11.39.
 
Next Up
Purdue turns its attention to the postseason that begins at the Big Ten Outdoor Championships May 16-18 in Eugene, Ore.