ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Navy track and field team begins the outdoor portion of the season in California as the Midshipmen take part in the annual San Diego Collegiate Challenge hosted by UC San Diego. The meet is scheduled for Saturday, March 9 at Triton Stadium.
 
Field events begin at 2:00 p.m. ET (11:00 a.m. local), while jumping events started at 3:00 p.m. ET (12:00 p.m. local). Running events are slated for 4:30 p.m. ET (1:30 p.m. local). Live results will be available at finishedresults.com.
 
Meet Participants
Navy, UC San Diego, Cal State Northridge, Cal State San Marcos, San Diego State, Point Loma Nazarene
 
Meet Schedule
Click here for Meet Schedule. NOTE: All times listed are Pacific Time.
 
Instagram
Navy track and field will spend the week out in California for a pair of spring break meets. Follow the team on Instagram (@navytf) for photos, videos, and stories from the team's California excursion.
 
Directions
For fans out in California who want to go to the San Diego Collegiate Challenge, Triton Stadium is located at the corner of Genesee and North Torrey Pines Drive. To reach the stadium, exit I-5 at Genesee Ave. and go west.
 
At the top of the hill, turn left on North Torrey Pines Rd. and then left again at the first light (UCSD Northpoint Drive). The nearest public parking is in the Hopkins Parking structure about 500 meters from the track and to the west of the track in the North Torrey Pines Lots. There is no charge for parking on Saturday.
 
Parking
Parking will be free on Saturday in "A", "B" and "S" spaces. Park in the Hopkins Parking Structure south of the RIMAC Arena and in the surface lots west of the track at the North Torrey Pines. Designated parking spaces in lot #359 next to the track building are reserved for officials displaying an issued permit only.
 
Outdoor Captains
Prior to the 2018-19 season, seniors Amanda Henson (West Barnstable, Mass.) and Demetrius Lanier (Palm Coast, Fla.) were selected to be the Navy track and field outdoor captains for the season.
 
Mids to Watch
The Midshipmen will be sending 62 student-athletes to California for the San Diego Collegiate Challenge. The student-athletes include: Amanda Agana (Fayetteville, Ark.), Chloe Alfieri (Harvard, Mass.), Bronte Bacchetta (Atlanta, Ga.), Cole Bailey (Yukon, Okla.), John Barber (Sugar Land, Texas), Sydney Barber (Lake Forest, Ill.), Evelyn Berecz (Downington, Pa.), Joe Bevilacqua (Bloomington, Ill.), Sean Brennan (Westfield, N.J.), Zoe Broadway (Joshua, Texas), Charles Crispi (Staten Island, N.Y.), Eric Donovant (Peachtree City, Ga.), Rachel Duncavage (League City, Texas), Chelsey Edwards (Schertz, Texas), Maddi Falvey (Cypress, Texas), Audrey Fernandez (South Hill, Wash.), John Finnegan (Spring, Texas), Emma Foster (Poteet, Texas), Hayden Fox (Pittsburgh, Pa.), Cat Goss (Clinton, Conn.), Katherine Halbert (Keller, Texas), Richard Hansen (Houston, Texas), Jonathan Harding (Lafayette, La.), Aislyn Hayman (Leon, W.Va.), Lauren Heaton (Russia, Ohio), Amana Henson (West Barnstable, Mass.), Ryan Herrera-Murphy (Bronx, N.Y.), Erin Higgins (Ashburn, Va.), Eric Hughey (Lee's Summit, Mo.), Cameron Hurd (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.), Ann Jackson (Roanoke, Va.), Kara Kakasick (Weirton, W.Va.), Dan Kelly (Warwick, N.Y.), Anna Kovacs (Toledo, Ohio), Demetrius Lanier (Palm Coast, Fla.), Lindsay Lewis (Lanham, Md.), Evan Lexo (Groton, Mass.), Skyler Mason (Oakdale, Pa.), Ariana McKenzie (Potomac, Md.), Breanna Mealer (Severn, Md.), Mike Milcarek (Woodinville, Wash.), Sarah Morris (Mobile, Ala.), Kathleen Murphy (Westport, Conn.), Ian Myers (Beaverton, Ore.), Sam Orie (Greensburg, Pa.), Simon Petsch (Billings, Mont.), Austin Pierce (Dahlonega, Ga.), Stefano Pineda (Hockessin, Del.),  Tommy Reeder (Kiln, Miss.), Monet Salazar (Las Vegas, Nev.), Benjamin Stewart (Charlestown, R.I.), Jimmer Swanson (Grand Island, Neb.), Clayton Thompson (Corpus Christi, Texas), Jadyn Tiracave (Ashville, Pa.), Regine Tugade (Dededo, Guam), Clayton Turner (Bartlett, Tenn.), Hunter Wargo (West Branch, Iowa), Aaron Watson (Union City, Mich.), Cade Wessel (Bozeman, Mont.), Cedric Williams (Powder Springs, Ga.), Kordell Williams (Upper Marlboro, Md.), and Nicholas Williams (Bristol, R.I.).