ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Halyn Senegal, Sarah Marske, and Annalies Kalma qualified for Saturday's final of their respective events and multiple athletes saw Nevada all-time list appearances on the second day of the 2024 Mountain West Indoor Championships as Nevada sits 11^th overall in the team standings.
 
In the 800 meters, Halyn Senegal sped her way to sit first overall heading into Saturday's final with a time of 2:09.33. Kylee Denver (2:21.50) finished 23^rd.
 
Sarah Marske qualified for the final of the 60-meter hurdles, tying her personal and school record time (8.44) and placing sixth overall in the prelims. Valeria Paez Rueda saw a new personal record of 9.05 finishing 17^th while Kate Kadrmas placed 18^th (9.09).
 
Annalies Kalma secured her spot to represent the Pack in the 400 meters final, placing fourth in the prelims with a time of 54.69. Melia Middleton saw a new personal record (56.17) finishing 17th, becoming eighth all-time in school history. Madison Kalberer claimed 22^nd, also running a new personal record time of 57.18.
 
Rayven Nealey claimed a 10^th place finish in the long jump (5.86m), just missing the finals by one spot. Maria Paz Milani saw a personal record mark in 5.61 meters, finishing 18^th. Rounding out the Pack was Natasha Chetty (5.48m), who was just off her personal record mark in 25^th.
 
In her first Mountain West Championship appearance, Magdalene George saw a 12^th place finish in the prelims of the 60 meters, missing the final by just four spots, but ultimately ran a new personal record of 7.59. With that mark, George is now sixth all-time in Nevada school history in the event. Bonét Henderson (7.75) was 19^th.
 
George led the Pack women in the 200 meters prelims, posting a 15^th place finish with a new personal record of 24.40, allowing her to secure fourth all-time in school history, her second all-time mark of the day. Not far behind was Henderson in 17^th, setting a new personal record (24.53) to move up to eighth all-time in school history in the event. Chetty, who finished 18^th (24.55), now sits ninth all-time in school history. Rounding out the top-20 was Kalma (24.56), followed by Lilly Gregg in 30^th (25.40).  
 
Camrin Dolcini saw the highest mark of the day for the pole vaulter trio. With her height of 3.70 meters, Dolcini placed 14^th overall. Shayla Pedersen and Alyssa Carson both reached a height of 3.55 meters, placing tied for 16^th and 19^th respectively.
 
Rounding out the field events for the afternoon, Stina Larsson and Paez Rueda represented the Pack in high jump, both reaching a height of 1.60 meters, placing tied for ninth and 13^th respectively. With this height, Larsson set a new personal record, besting her previous (1.56m) from the Riverfront Invitational earlier this month.
 
In the mile, distance runners Natalia Martino (5:15.92) and Hannah Lee (5:18.34) claimed 17^th and 18^th.

The Pack will wrap the final day of the Mountain West Indoor Championships Saturday with the first event beginning at 11:30 a.m. MT. Follow along through the Mountain West Championship landing page HERE 

 
 Results (Nevada)
 
Long Jump
10. Rayven Nealey – 5.86m
18. Maria Paz Milani – 5.61m
22. Natasha Chetty – 5.50m
 
Mile
17. Natalia Martino – 5:15.92
18. Hannah Lee – 5:18.34
 
60-meter hurdles (Prelims)
6. Sarah Marske – 8.44
17. Valeria Paez Rueda – 9.05
18. Kate Kadrmas – 9.09
 
400 meters (Prelims)
4. Annalies Kalma – 54.69
17. Melia Middleton – 56.17
22. Madison Kalberer – 57.18
 
Pole Vault
14. Camrin Dolcini – 3.70m
16. Shayla Pedersen – 3.55m
19. Alyssa Carson – 3.55m
 
60 meters (Prelims)
12. Magdalene George – 7.59
19. Bonét Henderson – 7.75
 
800 meters (Prelims)

1. Halyn Senegal – 2:09.33

23. Kylee Denver – 2:21.50
 
200 meters (Prelims)
15. Magdalene George – 24.40
17. Bonét Henderson – 24.53
18. Natasha Chetty – 24.55
19. Annalies Kalma – 24.56
30. Lilly Gregg – 25.40
 
High Jump
T-9. Stina Larsson – 1.60m
13. Valeria Paez Rueda – 1.60m

Team Standings

1. Colorado State – 77
2. Fresno State – 46
3. New Mexico – 33.50
4. San Jose State – 29
5. San Diego State – 28
6. Air Force – 18.50
7. UNLV – 11
8. Boise State – 10
9. Wyoming – 8
10. Utah State – 7
11. Nevada – 5