OREM, Utah — Utah Valley's outdoor track & field team will compete at BYU's Robison Invitational this week in the final tune-up before the WAC Outdoor Championships in two weeks on Hal Wing Track & Field. BYU's meet will run Thursday-Saturday with the heptathlon and decathlon kicking things off on Thursday.
 
On Friday, the hammer, high jump, shot put, high jump, and triple jump will all be contested in the field with the women's hammer opening things up at 9 a.m. The 100m, 100m/110m hurdles, 400-meter, and 400-meter hurdles will all be contested on Friday afternoon starting at 1 p.m.
 
The women's discus opens the Saturday field competition at 8:45 a.m. with the track beginning with the women's 5k at 9 a.m. The 4x400 relays will close out the meet and are slated to begin at 3:40 p.m. with the women's race first.
 
Last week the Wolverines competed at Southern Utah with a group of throwers also in action in California. Among the throwers who had successful weeks was Kelsi Oldroyd, who took third at the Mt. Sac Relays while improving on her season-best mark in the javelin, hitting 54.34 to also become the first Utah Valley athlete to qualify for the Olympic Trials during their collegiate career in the event they compete in for the Wolverines. Oldroyd will compete at the trials in Eugene, Oregon on June 28.
 
Olivia Pixton also set a new triple jump record at Southern Utah's meet, while Andrew Smith and Luis Diaz Bojorquez each had three personal records that shuffled the school record books. Utah Valley had a total of eight first place finishes at SUU, including Oldroyd who returned from the Mt. Sac Relays to win the long jump in Cedar City on Saturday.