RENO, Nev. – Stan State women's indoor track & field put together a strong weekend performance at the Wolf Pack Classic inside the Reno-Tahoe Indoor Track, highlighted by a school record from Mila Real and Alexis Nino and competitive efforts across sprints, distance, relays, and field events.
Friday
Real delivered the headline performance of the meet, breaking the Stan State school record in the 200-meter dash with a time of 24.90. The mark continued her standout indoor season and capped a productive day for the Warriors on the track.
In the field events, Alexis Nino led Stan State in the 20-lb weight throw with a mark of 55-2¾ (16.85m). Donielle Willis (40-9¾), Grace Langenfield (41-3¾), and Sienna Hawkins (38-2¾) also competed in the event. Reyna Dismukes recorded a strong showing in the long jump with a mark of 18-1 (5.51m), while Richiya Washington posted a jump of 14-9¾ (4.49m).
The Warriors were well represented in the distance events, led by Stevie Holguin's 5:04.0 performance in the mile. Roseli Diaz (5:20.49), Valorie Jimenez (5:27.34), Isabella Moreno (5:31.24), and Aubrey Webb (5:33.36) also competed in the event. In the 800 meters, Megan Silva paced Stan State with a time of 2:19.12, followed by Diaz (2:32.08), Moreno (2:33.18), and Jimenez (2:35.83).
Stan State closed the meet with a solid showing in the distance medley relay, as the quartet of Crystal Hernandez, Mila Real, Izzy Soto, and Annie Wild combined for a time of 11:45.
Ahlia Alberghottie rounded out the sprint group with a 26.78 finish in the 200 meters, contributing to a well-rounded day for the Warriors.
Saturday
Stan State women's indoor track & field capped off the Wolf Pack Classic with a standout Saturday, highlighted by multiple all-time performances and a school record-breaking throw in the shot put.
Alexis Nino delivered the headline moment of the day, shattering the Stan State shot put school record with a massive throw of 49-8½ (15.15m). The mark earned her a first-place finish, broke her own previous record by nearly a meter, and currently ranks 10th in the nation, standing as the best throw in program history. Donielle Willis added a mark of 37-5¾ (11.42m) in the event.
On the track, Mila Real continued her strong meet, clocking a 9.23 in the 60-meter hurdles to improve her time, but remain second all-time in Stan State history. Ahlia Alberghottie followed closely with a 9.48, tying for seventh all-time on the Warriors indoor list.
Reyna Dismukes added another all-time performance in the sprints, lowering her time to 8.06 in the 60 meters to move into sixth in program history, while Richiya Washington recorded a 8.81 in the event. In the distance events, Aubrey Webb led the way in the 3000 meters with a time of 10:16.00.
"We had a solid two days with a few personal bests, all-time list performances, and two new school records in the women's 200 meters by Mila Real and in the shot put by Alexis Nino, whose huge throw puts her 10th in the country at this moment," said head coach Troy Johnson. "Nino's throw breaks her own school record by almost a meter. Our women's DMR debuted with a strong performance, hitting the provisional mark, and we left time out there which we are confident next week in Washington the ladies will capitalize on. Congratulations to throw coach Casey Ballinger on Nino's performance, and thanks to our entire coaching staff who have done an amazing job this indoor season."
Up Next
Stan State women's indoor track & field returns to action next week at the Husky Classic, hosted by the University of Washington, with postseason implications on the line. The meet runs Friday, Feb. 13 through Saturday, Feb. 14 at the Dempsey Indoor Center in Seattle, Wash., as Warriors look to punch their tickets to the NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships.
Qualifying athletes will advance to the NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships, scheduled for March 12–14 at the Virginia Beach Sports Center in Virginia Beach, Va.
With momentum building, the Warriors enter the final stretch of the indoor season with nationals firmly in sight.
Complete Warrior Results from the Wolf Pack Classic
