PROVO, Utah – Logan Hubler won the 400-meter hurdles at the Weber State Spring Open and Hayden Gribble took first in the high jump at the Utah Spring Classic Friday and Saturday afternoon.
Weber State Spring Open / Ogden, Utah / Friday, April 10
Hayden Gribble finished first overall in the high jump recording a jump of 2.06m/6-9. The sophomore from South Jordan was joined in the event by Connor Saunders who finished right behind Gribble in second with a mark of 2.01m/6-7.25.
Erik Bryant set a personal record in the hammer throw recording a mark of 52.71m/172-11.25 taking fourth. The freshman also competed in the discus throw alongside Tyler Poole taking tenth with a throw of 46.03m/151-0 and Poole taking fifth with a mark of 49.52m/162-5.5.
Ty Oustrich took third in the 400-meter dash coming across the line in 48.23 seconds with Hubler 0.03 seconds behind him finishing fourth in 48.26 seconds.
Utah Spring Classic / Salt Lake City, Utah / Saturday, April 11
Hubler finished first in the 400-meter hurdles finishing in 51.70 seconds. The senior holds the no. 7 fastest time from a BYU athlete in the event at 50.33 set during the 2025 season.
Gribble made an appearance in the javelin a day after winning the high jump, finishing third overall throwing the javelin 57.50m/188-7.
Up Next
BYU travels to California for the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, California at the Cougar Athletic Stadium on April 16-18 and the Pacific Coast Invitational in Long Beach California at the Jack Rose Track on Thursday, April 16.