CANTON, Mo. – In cool, breezy conditions, the No.10 Washington University in St. Louis men's track & field team won the Wildcat Invite hosted by Culver-Stockton on Saturday.

With the meet keeping team scores, the Bears claimed the win with 116 points, outdistancing itself from second place Quincy (92). Truman State (85), Central Methodist (85), and Cornell College (60) rounded out the top five.

Top Finishes from Wildcat Invite

• Discus
  • First-year Hunter Rocker finished sixth wit a throw of 41.65m
• Shot Put
  • First-year Scott Cook finished 12^th with a throw of 12.58m while Rocker finished 21^st with a throw of 11.60m
• High Jump
  • Senior Eli Goldman finished runner-up with a clear of 1.91m
• Long Jump
  • Senior Carson Page finished fourth with a leap of 6.93m
  • Junior Cal Newell was 10^th with a jump of 6.22m while sophomore Jared Dawkins was 11^th with a leap of 6.19m
• 4x100m
  • The WashU "A" team was runner-up with a time of 41.85
• 1500m
  • WashU finished with three of the top four as senior James Corbett finished first with a time of 3:56.63.
  • Junior Calvin Crossland was runner-up with a time of 3:59.45
  • Sophomore Ryan Brinker was fourth with a mark of 4:05.79.
  • First-year Charles Glatz (4:16.96) and senior Alexander Bullard (4:17.50) finished in 10^th and 11^th places, respectively
• 110m Hurdles
  • Sophomore Liam Elliot was 12^th with a time of 16.086
• 100m
  • First-year Logan Fairchild was third in a time of 10.87
• 800m
  • WashU once again had three of the top four finishers in an event as first-year Cameron Bettinger won with a time of 1:53.65 and classmate William Newkirk was runner-up with at time of 1:54.95.
  • Senior Brandon Brazil was fourth with a time of 1:56.98.
  • Sophomore Alex Feingold-Black (7^th-1:57.89), first-year Param Gupta (8^th-1:58.05), and sophomore Gavin Zeitz (10^th-1:58.79) also finished in the top 10
• 400m Hurdles
  • Senior Dayton Lasack was fourth with a time of 55.52
• 200m
  • Fairchild was third with a time of 21.97
• 5000m
  • Junior Russell Kramer was second with a time of 16:06.61
• 4x400m
  • WashU "A" finished first with at time of 3:18.79
  • WashU "B" was runner-up with a time of 3:24.12

 
WashU will compete next Saturday, Apr. 25 and Sunday, Apr. 26 at the 2026 UAA Outdoor Championships in Cleveland, Ohio, hosted by Case Western Reserve at the CWRU Sudeck Track.
 
 
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