Kraychir Family Throws
From ArmySports.com
2009: Qualified for indoor IC4A Championships in weight throw in second-ever collegiate meet (Crowell Open) with mark of 55-7 ... was named Patriot League Rookie of the Week for performance ... earned second rookie of the week honor after placing seventh with a throw of 55-1 at the BU Invitational ... scored at indoor Patriot League Championships with throw of 53-2 ¼ to place sixth.
Army Men's Track & Field Dominates To Win 17th Patriot League Championship
The Army men's track and field team won 10 of the 22 contested events to cruise to their 17th Patriot League Outdoor Track and Field Championship in 18 years on Saturday in Shea Stadium... Freshman Trent Kraychir placed second with an NCAA Regional Championship qualifying throw of 195 feet, 1 inch.
Press Release
April 26, 2009
Kraychir Does a Personal Best at Yale
New Haven, CT – Freshman Army cadet Trent Kraychir performed a personal best 16 pound hammer throw of 195'11" at the Yale Springtime Invitational, taking second place in the competition to freshman Swedish thrower Karl-Erik Ludvigsson who threw 197'10".
Trent Kraychir Qualifies for IC4A Championships
Press Release
1-21-2009
On January 17, 2009, United States Military Academy cadet freshman Trent Kraychir performed a personal best throw of 55'7" with the 35-pound weight throw in a triangular track meet between West Point, Colgate, and Binghamton at the Academy on Saturday January 17, 2009.
Kraychir's throw placed him second to Binghamton's Joanel Lopez, who threw 56'1¼", but it was good enough to earn him a spot in the 2009 IC4A Championships.
Interestingly, Kraychir has made great strides at the Academy, adding a fourth turn to his already successful throwing abilities, which he firmly believes has aided him during this important transition year from the high school to collegiate implement weight. In high school he threw 25-pounds, while at West Point, he is required to throw the 35-pound weight throw, an increase of 10 pounds.
Moreover, on January 21, Kraychir was selected Patriot League Track & Field Rookie of the Week for his performance the previous weekend, and was honored by a full write up on GoArmySports.com.
2009: Qualified for indoor IC4A Championships in weight throw in second-ever collegiate meet (Crowell Open) with mark of 55-7 ... was named Patriot League Rookie of the Week for performance ... earned second rookie of the week honor after placing seventh with a throw of 55-1 at the BU Invitational ... scored at indoor Patriot League Championships with throw of 53-2 ¼ to place sixth.
Army Men's Track & Field Dominates To Win 17th Patriot League Championship
The Army men's track and field team won 10 of the 22 contested events to cruise to their 17th Patriot League Outdoor Track and Field Championship in 18 years on Saturday in Shea Stadium... Freshman Trent Kraychir placed second with an NCAA Regional Championship qualifying throw of 195 feet, 1 inch.
Press Release
April 26, 2009
Kraychir Does a Personal Best at Yale
New Haven, CT – Freshman Army cadet Trent Kraychir performed a personal best 16 pound hammer throw of 195'11" at the Yale Springtime Invitational, taking second place in the competition to freshman Swedish thrower Karl-Erik Ludvigsson who threw 197'10".
Trent Kraychir Qualifies for IC4A Championships
Press Release
1-21-2009
On January 17, 2009, United States Military Academy cadet freshman Trent Kraychir performed a personal best throw of 55'7" with the 35-pound weight throw in a triangular track meet between West Point, Colgate, and Binghamton at the Academy on Saturday January 17, 2009.
Kraychir's throw placed him second to Binghamton's Joanel Lopez, who threw 56'1¼", but it was good enough to earn him a spot in the 2009 IC4A Championships.
Interestingly, Kraychir has made great strides at the Academy, adding a fourth turn to his already successful throwing abilities, which he firmly believes has aided him during this important transition year from the high school to collegiate implement weight. In high school he threw 25-pounds, while at West Point, he is required to throw the 35-pound weight throw, an increase of 10 pounds.
Moreover, on January 21, Kraychir was selected Patriot League Track & Field Rookie of the Week for his performance the previous weekend, and was honored by a full write up on GoArmySports.com.
2009: Army beats Navy in their annual indoor track meet 107 to 74, and Trent earns his first star and his "A" letter- not too bad for a plebe.