Barrios, Burnett Advance to NCAA Championship; The Buzz, Friday, May 30, 2025

Missouri track and field competed in the second day of the first round of the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Thursday's competition featured all female athletes, and there were eight Tigers among them.
To advance to the NCAA Championship, athletes must place in the top 12. Two Missouri athletes accomplished that on Thursday.
Junior Valentina Barrios claimed fifth place in the javelin with a mark of 56.71 meters.
Senior Alicia Burnett earned ninth place in the 100-meter run, clocking a personal best time of 11.13 seconds. She also competed in the 200, and her time of 23.63 landed her in 34th place.
Freshman Monica Wanjiku ran in the semifinal of the 10,000, and she earned 18th place (34:49.42).
Senior Kaesha George, freshman Val Galligan, and sophomore Morgan Cannon competed in the javelin. George finished 18th (47.58), Galligan 29th (45.77), and Cannon 45th (36.29).
A pair of Tigers participated in the hammer throw. Sophomore Reagan Kimrey finished 30th (57.17) and junior Petra Gombas earned 38th (55.03).
Friday’s Mizzou Schedule
Mizzou Results
- Track and field competed in the NCAA Outdoor Championships (Round One). Barrios and Burnett moved on in the javelin and 100, respectively.
SEC News
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Did you notice?
- The 2025 football freshmen moved to campus on Thursday.
New Tigers on the block 🤝#MIZ pic.twitter.com/KQkto301KP
— Mizzou Football (@MizzouFootball) May 29, 2025
- The commissioner of the Southeastern Conference, Greg Sankey, announced that storming the field or court will now cost schools a fine of $500,000.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey making some closing remarks at the SEC Meetings.
— Jordan Kaye (@jordankaye_23) May 29, 2025
He said all field/court stormings will cost the home team $500,000. There will be no more escalating scale — $100k to $250k to $500k
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"Phil Bradley was an easy name for announcers.”His mother, Pearle
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