Aggies Shine in Indoor Season Debut with Multiple Top Ten Finishes
UC Davis has made a strong impression in their indoor season debut at the Silver State Invitational in Reno, Nevada. The team’s performance showcased numerous top finishes across various events, culminating in a successful weekend.
Aggies Shine in Indoor Season Debut
Field Events Standouts
The Aggies showcased remarkable talent in the field events. Maya Ifo-Desai recorded a notable shot put throw of 11.65 meters, securing a top-10 finish. Chinyere Egbuziem closely followed with a throw of 11.16 meters, landing her in 13th place. In the triple jump, Aiza Sarwar achieved a distance of 11.22 meters, earning a seventh-place finish.
Track Events Highlights
UC Davis athletes also excelled on the track. The 600-meter race featured strong performances, with Dominika Janik finishing in eighth place, clocking a time of 1:37.92. Miriam Aquiree followed closely in ninth, with a finish time of 1:38.79. Haley Large rounded out the group, placing 13th with a time of 1:46.95.
Detailed Results from the Silver State Invitational
| Event | Finisher | Performance |
|---|---|---|
| Shot Put | 10. Maya Ifo-Desai | 11.65m |
| Shot Put | 13. Chinyere Egbuziem | 11.16m |
| Triple Jump | 7. Aiza Sarwar | 11.22m |
| 600m | 8. Dominika Janik | 1:37.92 |
| 600m | 9. Miriam Aquiree | 1:38.79 |
| 600m | 13. Haley Large | 1:46.95 |
Next Steps for the Aggies
Following a break from competition, UC Davis will return to action at the Nevada Invite, scheduled for January 16-17. The Aggies will look to build upon their early-season momentum and continue showcasing their skills in the upcoming events.
About UC Davis Athletics
UC Davis stands as a leading public university, with a student body of 40,000 and a workforce of 12,000. The institution is recognized for its top rankings in Agriculture and Forestry, as well as Veterinary Medicine. Located in a vibrant California college town, UC Davis is just a short distance from attractions like the San Francisco Bay Area and Lake Tahoe. The university supports over 650 student-athletes across 25 Division I sports and will transition 16 sports to the Mountain West Conference starting in the 2026-27 season.
