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C-USA Basketball Championships Moving to Frisco, Texas

by Dr Alex Jimenez | UTEP (Local) RSS

Conference USA Commissioner Judy MacLeod announced today the 2018 and 2019 Conference USA Men’s & Women’s Basketball Championships will be hosted at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas, in partnership with the University of North Texas, the Dallas Cowboys and Visit Frisco.

Baylor Scott & White Sports Therapy & Research at The Star will be the presenting sponsor of the 2018 C-USA Basketball Championships, which are scheduled for Wednesday, March 7 through Saturday, March 10, with all 22 games – 11 men’s and 11 women’s games – being held at The Star. The conference champions receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Championship.

“We are really excited about the Conference USA Championships moving to Frisco,” said UTEP men’s basketball coach Tim Floyd. “It’s the second-most ideal location for us outside of El Paso. With our fans being able to drive to Dallas, plus the large alumni base that we have all over the state, we would hope for a tremendous turnout of UTEP supporters.”

“Frisco is a great venue for the Conference USA Championships,” said UTEP women’s basketball coach Kevin Baker. “The quality of basketball that will be on display is reason enough to attend, but Frisco also offers a tremendous geographic location with restaurants and hotels all within walking distance of the arena. It’s a terrific place for student-athletes and fans to have a memorable experience.”

Frisco will be the eighth location to host the C-USA Men’s Basketball Championship and the 13th host city for the C-USA Women’s Basketball Championship. UTEP hosted the 2011 and 2014 Men’s and Women’s Championship.

Ticket information will be announced this fall.

Rain Delays Play, UTEP Men�s Golf Finishes Day Two In Tenth

by Dr Alex Jimenez | UTEP (Local) RSS

SAMMAMISH, Wa.- After a nearly four hour rain delay at the start of the second round of the NCAA Washington Regional on Tuesday, the UTEP men’s golf team finished the day in 10th place after shooting 23-over 591 (297-294). Play at the Aldarra Golf Club will conclude tomorrow with the Miners beginning to tee off 9:25 a.m. MT.

The Miners are 11 strokes out of the desired fifth place spot or better, as the top-five finishers in each region will advance to the NCAA National Championships in Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Ill. on May 26-31. UTEP is trying to advance to the NCAA Championship for the first time since 1995.

Top-seeded Southern California regained the tournament lead after firing 5-under 563 (280-283), while Florida State (2-under 566), Kent State (1-over 569), Penn State (10-over 578) and Alabama (12-over 580) round out the top-five leaders.

Charles Corner continued his strong play, finishing the day with a round of 74 to sit in a tie for 16th with 2-over 144 (70-74). The junior recorded an eagle, his first of the season, on a par 5 on hole no. 3 and birdied on hole no. 6. Senior Frederik Dreier had a huge turnaround after round one, shooting a second round total of 68, the Miners’ lowest round score so far, to share a part of the 16th spot with teammate Corner. Dreier had a huge start from hole no. 10, collecting three consecutive birdies and then adding two more on the front nine.

Aaron Terrazas, who put together a great opening round, slipped down the leader board to tie for 43rd after a second round total of 77. He will enter the third and final round with a tournament total of 8-over 150 (73-77). The sophomore collected a birdie on hole no. 8.

Not too far out of the top-50 is Andreas Sorensen, who is tied for 56th after shooting 75 to bring his total to 12-over 154 (79-75). Sorensen collected 23 pars and birdied on holes no. 1 and no. 4.

Rounding out the Miner’s scorecard is Nicklas Pihl, who shot an identical round of 78 to total his score to 14-over 156 (78-78). The junior led his team in par 3 scoring (3.00, E) and is tied for 62nd.

Live stats for the third and final round of the NCAA Washington Regional will be available via golfstat.com and the UTEP men’s golf Twitter page (@UTEPminergolf) will be updated periodically with scores.

Gallery+Story: CHAMPS! UTEP Women Track and Field Captures First C-USA Outdoor Title

by Dr Alex Jimenez | UTEP (Local) RSS

The UTEP women track and field team captured its first ever Conference USA Outdoor Championship scoring a total of 153 points on Championship Sunday.

“Our women’s team capturing their first outdoor title ever is a huge deal and to do it here at home makes it that much more special,” head coach Mika Laaksonen said. “We have a pretty well bunch team, we have scorers in multiple events and unfortunately a lot of them are seniors. So, we’re going to have to rebuild and rebuild in a hurry.”

On top of the women’s championship, Laaksonen was named the women’s C-USA Coach of the Year for the outdoor season.

Sophomore sensation Tobi Amusan led the Miners by scoring 24.5 team points. The Kenyan native took home two gold (100m hurdles and 4x100m relay), one silver (200m) and a fifth-place finish in the long jump. Amusan clocked 12.80 in the 100m hurdles and ran a personal-best 22.92 in the 200m.

Winny Koech added 20 points by capturing gold in both the 10,000m (35:44.15) and the 5,000m run (16:52.87). Lilian Koech garnered two silver medals in the 1,500m crossing the line at 4:30.42 and the 800m with at time of 2:08.96.

Linda Cheruiyot scored in two events, with an eighth-place finish in the 5,000m run with a time of 17:53.33 and a bronze medal finish in the 1,500m with a time of 4:31.78. Rebecca Oshinbanjo earned a sixth-place showing with a personal-best 13.95 in the 100m hurdles, adding three team points.

In the 400m, Ada Benjamin (52.76) and Florence Uwakwe (53.18) garnered a silver and bronze medal, respectively. The two miners also were a part of the 4x400m relay team, along with Yanique Bennett and Imani Adams, that placed second with at time of 3:37.70 adding eight points.

On the men’s side, the Miners finished in third place tallying 117 points.

With the top performance of the meet for the men, freshman Emmanuel Korir clocked 44.53 setting the world’s fourth-fastest time in the 400m. Korir broke the school record previously held by Bert Cameron (44.58, 1981). Korir ran the anchor leg of the mile relay, along with James Bias, Donivan Ortega and Asa Guevara that garnered a silver medal with a time of 3:06.94 for 10 points. Korir’s split-time was 44.1.

Jonah Koech (3:44.64) and Michael Saruni, running a personal-best 3:46.15, took home gold and silver medals in the 1,500m run. The duo returned in the 800m, Saruni captured gold with a time of 1:47.48. Koech followed for a fifth-place finish with a time of 1:55.36. Both Miners combined for a total of 32 team points.

Bias clocked placed seventh in both the 400m (47.43) and the 200m (21.37), adding four team points.

In the 5,000m final, Antony Kosgei (15:15.73) captured the silver medal, Cosmas Boit (15:17.22) garnered bronze and Daniel Cheruiyot (15:23.13) with a seventh-place finish, combined for 16 team points.

The NCAA West Regional meet will take place in two weeks in Austin, Texas.

For live updates and breaking news be sure to follow @UTEPTrack on Twitter and uteptrack on Instagram.

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Tobi Amusan takes the 100 meter Hurdles Gold medal at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’ Women capture the gold medal in 4X100 at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Tobi Amusan takes the 100 meter Hurdles Gold medal at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Jonah Koech (#410) takes the lead in in the Men’s 800 meter dash at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Tobi Amusan hold up her 4X100 Gold medal at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Izzie Ramsay at the Women’s HIgh Jump at the 2017 CUSA Outdoor Track & Field championships at Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Tobi Amusan takes the lead on the last leg of the Women’s 4X100 Final at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

Izzie Ramsay prepares for the 4×100 Women’s Final at 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Izzie Ramsay at the Women’s HIgh Jump at the 2017 CUSA Outdoor Track & Field championships at Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

Izzie Ramsay prepares for the 4×100 Women’s Final at 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Tobi Amusan takes the lead on the last leg of the Women’s 4X100 Final at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Izzie Ramsay at the Women’s HIgh Jump at the 2017 CUSA Outdoor Track & Field championships at Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

Izzie Ramsay prepares for the 4×100 Women’s Final at 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Izzie Ramsay at the Women’s HIgh Jump at the 2017 CUSA Outdoor Track & Field championships at Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Jonah Koech (#410) raises his hands in vitcory in the Men’s 800 meter dash at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Jonah Koech (#410) raises his hands in vitcory in the Men’s 800 meter dash at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’ Women capture the gold medal in 4X100 at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Samantha Hall takes the gold medal in the Women’s Discus Throw at 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’s Tobi Amusan takes the 100 meter Hurdles Gold medal at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

UTEP’ Women capture the gold medal in 4X100 at the 2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Finals Kidd Field El Paso Texas

2017 CUSA Track and field meet, Kidd Field El Paso Texas

Koech Garners First Career Gold Medal in the 10,000m

by Dr Alex Jimenez | UTEP (Local) RSS

UTEP�s Winny Koech set the pace during the 25-lap race, crossing the finish line to garner the Miners� first gold medal (10,000m) at the Conference USA Championships on Friday evening.

Koech ran a time of 35:44.15 to gather 10 precious team points. Teammate Gladys Jerotich finished in fifth place with a time of 37:57.56 to grab five points.

On the men�s side, Antony Kosgei took silver with a time of 31:05.55, raking in eight points. Evans Kiprono clocked 31:36.33 to place fifth, adding another four points.

Lucia Mokrasova garnered silver in a valiant effort on day two of the C-USA Championship in the women�s heptathlon. The junior still earned the Miners eight crucial points.

Mokrasova finished with a final tally of 5,525 points. The heptathlete battled against Elizabeth Dadzie (Middle Tennessee) for the conference title for the second consecutive year. Mokrasova collected a mark of 5.52m (18-01.5) in the long jump, a heave of 39.79m (130-06) and an 800m time of 2:30.86 to close out the event.

The Miners had two third-place showings in the men�s and women�s hammer throw with a couple of personal-bests.� Senior Fayon Gonzales tossed 56.82m (186-05) in her last competition as a Miner. In his first conference championship, Karol Koncos rocked 64.29m (210-11), both garnering six team points.

The men�s team sits in second place with 18 points, while the women�s team hangs on to first place with 28 points through three events.

Saturday�s action will showcase plenty of action as the Miners will have Tobi Amusan, ranked No. 2 in the in the country in the 100m hurdles, Michael Saruni, No. 3 in the nation in the 400m and Emmanuel Korir, ranked first in the country in the 800m.

The action kicks off at 1:00 p.m. MT. For Live updates and breaking news be sure to follow @UTEPTrack on Twitter and uteptrack on Instagram.

Mokrasova Sits in First Place After Day One at C-USA Championships

by Dr Alex Jimenez | UTEP (Local) RSS

UTEP’s Lucia Mokrasova finished day one of the heptathlon in first place with 3,474 points at the Conference USA Outdoor Championships on Thursday night.

Mokrasova, the school record holder, ran the second-fastest time of any athlete in the competition in the 100m hurdles to kick off the first day of the conference meet. The junior clocked in a personal best of 13.78.

She followed that by clearing 1.64m in the high jump for 783 points. The junior concluded the field events launching a first-place finish in the shot put with a mark 13.53m. The Slovakia native, closed out the night with a second-place finish in the 200m with a time of 24.66 for 918 points.

Mokrasova holds a 37 point lead over Elizabeth Dadzie of Middle Tennessee, who won this event last year, after day one of the heptathlon. She will continue competing in the heptathlon tomorrow starting at 4:30 p.m. MT.

Also competing tomorrow will be Fayon Gonzales, Abedola Akomolafe and Cierra Chenault in the women’s hammer throw in the first event of the day at 10:00 a.m. Kevin Rincon and Karol Koncos will compete in the men’s hammer throw starting at 12:30 p.m.

Winny Koech and Gladys Jerotich will run the 10,000m final at 8:00 p.m. On the men’s side, Evans Kiprono and Antony Kosgei will compete in the 10,000m final set to start at 8:45 p.m.

For live updates and breaking news be sure to follow @UTEPTrack on Twitter and uteptrack on Instagram.

UTEP Football Scores High Marks in the Classroom

by Dr Alex Jimenez | UTEP (Local) RSS

The UTEP football team has recorded the second-best Academic Progress Rate (APR) among all FBS programs in the state of Texas, according to the latest figures released by the NCAA on Wednesday.

“We take great pride in the fact that every single player in our program is on point to get their degree and be successful in life,” UTEP coach Sean Kugler said.

The Miners’ APR for the four-year period ending in 2015-16 is 980.

Rice tops the field with an APR of 984, followed by UTEP, North Texas (979), Texas (978), Baylor (973), UTSA (965), Texas A&M (962), TCU (955), SMU (951), Texas Tech (947), Houston (942) and Texas State (940).

The APR measures eligibility and progress toward graduation for student-athletes. The average football four-year APR released on Wednesday is 962.

UTEP Track and Field Prepares for Conference Championships

by Dr Alex Jimenez | UTEP (Local) RSS

The UTEP track and field team will compete over the next four days as it hosts the Conference USA Championships. The Miners, along with the other 12 league members will take Kidd Field May 11-14.

The UTEP women�s team will be looking for its first outdoor conference title in program history. The women�s team has won three consecutive indoor championships. The men�s team will be seeking is first outdoor conference championship since they took home the hardware in 2013.

Tickets can be purchased online. A four-day pass can be purchased for $20 or a daily ticket can be purchased for $8 for adults or $4 for kids. Students are able to attend the championship free with their Miner ID.

The Fastest Kid in El Paso race will be taking place on Sunday, May 14. Kids ages 5-13 are invited to participate in the 100m dash at 3 p.m. at Kidd Field. To sigh-up for the race please, contact UTEP Marketing at (915) 747-6065.

For information about parking, tickets and live results please visit, C-USA Championship Central. �For live updates and breaking news follow @UTEPTrack on Twitter and uteptrack on Instagram.

Events to Watch:

Thursday, May 11

Heptathlon (begins at 2:45 p.m.)

Junior Lucia Mokrasova will lead things off in the heptathlon. Mokrasova is a two-time defending indoor conference champion in the event.

Earlier this year she set the school record at the Texas Relays scoring 5,671 points and heads into the championship ranked tied for eighth nationally.

Friday, May 12th

Women�s Hammer Throw (Begins at 10:00 a.m.)

Fayon Gonzales and Abedola Akomolafe will be competing in the women�s hammer throw, set to start at 10:00 a.m.Gonzales ranks 11th in the league with a toss of 52.58m set at the UTEP Invitational. Akomolafe will compete in the hammer throw for the fourth time this season.

Women�s 10,000m Final (8:00 p.m.)

Winny Koech and Gladys Jerotich head into Friday�s final ranked second and fourth in the conference, respectively. Koech set a time of 33:51.31 at the Mt. SAC Relays finishing in third place.

Men�s Hammer Throw (12:30 p.m.)

Newcomer Karol Koncos and Senior Kevin Rincon will lead the miners in the hammer throw. In his first year competing in the orange and blue, Koncos ranks third in the league with a mark of 63.43m set at the UTEP Invitational. Rincon will compete for the last time for the Miners.

Men�s 10,000m Final (8:45 p.m.)

Antony Kosgei and Evans Kiprono will close out the day with the 10,000m final starting at 8:45 p.m. Kosgei ranks fourth in C-USA with a time of 30:25.77 set at the Mt. SAC Relays.

Saturday, May 13th

Women�s Discus Final (1:00 p.m.)

Senior Samantha Hall heads into the competition favored in the event. The thrower holds the school record with a toss of 58.50m set at the NCAA Regional meet last year. Hall ranks first in C-USA and 17th in the nation. Hall returns to the track on Sunday for the shot put competition where she ranks eighth with a toss of 14.30m registered at the UTEP Invitational.

Women�s Long Jump Final (3:30 p.m.)

Senior Isreal Ramsay (5.89m) and Sophomore Tobi Amusan (5.83m) hold the seventh and ninth best marks in conference this year.� This is the first of four events for Amusan.

Men�s Long Jump Final (3:30 p.m.)

Brandon Moss heads into Saturday�s competition with the eighth best mark in the league with a leap of 7.32m set at Brutus Hamilton Challenge.

Women�s 1,500m Prelims (5:00 p.m.)

Sophomore Lilian Koech and freshman Linda Cheruiyot (4:23.60) hold the third and fourth-fastest times in C-USA this year, respectively. Koech clocked in a time of 4:22.12 at the Texas Relays. Cheruiyot posted a time of 4:29.91 at the UTEP Invitational.

Koech will also compete in the 800m prelim at 7:20 p.m. The sophomore ranks third in conference and 20th in the nation with a time of 2:04.68.

Men�s 1,500m Prelims (5:15 p.m.)

Jonah Koech, Cosmas Boit and Michael Saruni will compete in Saturday�s race. The Miners rank third, fifth and seventh in the league respectively. Koech posted a time of 3:44.96 at the Brutus Hamilton Challenge.

Saruni and Koech will also run in the 800m prelim set for a 7:30 p.m. Saruni ranks fifth in the nation and second in the league with a time of 1:45.82.

Women�s 100m Hurdles (5:35 p.m.)

Sophomore sensation Tobi Amusan comes into the championships ranked second in the nation and first in C-USA. The hurdler registered a personal-best 12.63, setting the school record at the UTEP Springtime.

The sophomore will also run the 200m prelim, starting at 8:25 p.m., where she ranks eighth in the nation and first in the league with a time of 22.60 set at the UTEP Invitational.

Women�s 400m Prelim (6:10 p.m.)

Senior duo Ada Benjamin and Florence Uwakwe rank first and second C-USA. Benjamin posted a time of 53.27 at the UTEP Springtime. Uwakwe clocked in a 53.33 at the Brutus Hamilton Challenge setting a season best.

Men�s 400m Prelim (6:25 p.m.)

Freshman standout Emmanuel Korir has caught the nations earning The Bowerman Watch List recognition. Korir set a personal best of 44.67 in the 400m at the Brutus Hamilton Challenge. The mid-distnce runner set the school record in the event and sits at the No. 3 nationally. This will be the second time the freshman competes in the 400m.

Women�s 400m Hurdles Prelim (7:50 p.m.)

Senior Yanique Bennett and Sophomore Dreshanae Rolle rank first and fourth in the conference, respectively. Bennett set a season-best 58.57 at the Brutus Hamilton Challenge. Rolle set a personal-best 1:00.19 at the Brutus Hamilton Challenge.

Men�s 3,000m Steeplechase (9:20 p.m.)

Daniel Cheruiyot clocked 9:31.31 at the Mt. SAC Relays and holds the fourth best time coming into the conference championships.

Sunday, May 14

Men�s Tripe Jump Final (3:00 p.m.)

Donivan Ortega will be jumping at his first outdoor championships and holds the seventh-best jump in the conference with a mark of 14.83m set at the UTEP Springtime.

*Running event times are tentative

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