TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – If beating out the weather was the goal, the Washington University in St. Louis men's track and field team did just that in "record" pace. Multiple personal and a program and UAA record were broken last night at the Friday Night Spikes #2 hosted by Rose-Hulman.

No team scores were kept at the meet.

Top Finishes

• Long Jump
  • Senior Carson Page finished fourth wit a leap of 6.40m, just .02 out of first place
• Triple Jump
  • First-year Ayokanmi Adenle and junior Jared Dawkins finished second and third, respectively.
  • They had jumps of 12.45m and 12.39.
• Shot Put
  • First-year Scott Cook finished in sixth place with a throw of 13.44m
• High Jump
  • Senior Eli Goldman was runner-up with a clear of 1.86m
• Pole Vault
  • Senior George Bourdier had his best meet in the event. He not only claimed the event win in a facility record clear of 5.22m but in the process he broke the school record for indoor or outdoor.
  • The mark also broke the UAA record for both indoor and outdoor seasons.
  • Graduate Tommaso Maiocco was runner-up with a height of 5.02m while sophomore Zachary Duckworth was third with a clear of 4.72m
• 400m
  • First-year Keon Preusser was runner-up with a time of 50.96m while teammate sophomore Benjamin Kruger was third with a time of 51.36
  • First-year Param Gupta and senior Alek Zavadoski were fifth and sixth with times of 52.84 and 53.04, respectively
• Mile
  • The top 15 was a near sweep for the Bears as WashU finished with 14 of the top 15 finishers in the event.
  • Senior James Corbett won with a time of 4:16.75 while first-year Max Sudrzynski was runner-up with a time of 4:17.38.
  • First-years Mateo Gros-Slovinsky, Ulysses Klebeck, and Charlie Houck were third through fifth with times of 4:17.88, 4:18.91, 4:19.65, respectively
• 60m Hurdles
  • First-year William Kamp won the event with a time of 8.74
  • Sophomore Liam Elliott was fifth with a time of 9.25
• 800m
  • It was another deep event for the Bears with Gros-Slovinsky winning with a time of 1:55.89
  • Corbett was runner-up wit a time of 1:56.52.
  • First-year Cameron Bettinger was third with a time of 1:57.54.
  • Senior Brandon Brazil and first-year Bankson Roach rounded out the top five with times of 1:57.80 and 1:57.96.
• 200m
  • First-year Nathaniel Hordon finished fifth wit at time of 24.03
• 3000m
  • First-year Charles Glatz claimed runner-up finish with a time of 9:07.05
• 4x400m
  • The team of Zavadoski, Brazil, Preusser , and junior William Frohling won with a time of 3:24.13 outdistancing their teammates team of Hordon, sophomore Dionte Obertein, Gupta, and sophomore Alex Feingold-Black with a time of 3:33.99

 
WashU will travel back next Saturday, Jan. 31, to Terre Haute for the Rose-Hulman Classic.

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