Beavers Announce Remaining Meets in 2021 Schedule

CORVALLIS – The Oregon State track and field and cross country squads have announced the remainder of their schedules for the 2021 season.

The cross country squad will begin postseason action March 5 at the Pac-12 Championships, after competing in one regular season meet on Feb. 5.

The track and field squad announced the addition of 13 more regular season outdoor meets. The slate includes two events to be hosted at the Whyte Track and Field Center – the OSU PNW Team Clash on March 13 and the OSU High Performance Meet April 30-May 1.

The full remaining schedules for the Oregon State seasons are below:

Cross Country:

March 5 – Pac-12 Championships – Tacoma, Wash.
March 15 – NCAA Championships – Stillwater, Okla.

Indoor Track and Field

March 12 – NCAA Championships – Fayetteville, Ark.

Outdoor Track and Field

March 13 – OSU PNW Team Clash – Corvallis, Ore.
March 19-20 – Lewis and Clark Meet – Portland, Ore.

April 2-3 – Oregon Invitational – Eugene, Ore.
April 3 – Willamette Invitational – Salem, Ore.
April 7 – Mountain West Challenge – San Diego, Calif.
April 9-10 – Bryan Clay Multi-Event – Azusa, Calif.
April 9-10 – John Knight Twilight – Monmouth, Ore.
April 17 – Lewis and Clark Meet – Portland, Ore.
April 17 – Sacramento State Invite – Sacramento, Calif.
April 23 or 24 – Oregon Relays – Eugene, Ore.
April 24 – Willamette Open – Salem, Ore.
April 30-May 1 – OSU High Performance Meet – Corvallis, Ore.

May 7 or 8 – Oregon Twilight – Eugene, Ore.
May 15-16 – Pac-12 Championships – Los Angeles, Calif.
May 27-29 – NCAA West Preliminaries – College Station, Texas

June 10-12 – NCAA Championships – Eugene, Ore.

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