No. 13 WashU Men's Track and Field in First After Day One of UAA Championships

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The No. 13 Washington University in St. Louis men's track and field team is in first place after day one of the UAA Championships with 69 points.

The Bears saw two individual championship – 4x800 relay and pole vault.

Top Finishers

4x800
- Senior Brandon Brazil, senior James Corbett, first-year Rishi Shadaksharappa and junior William Frohling won the field with a time of 7:41.20
Pole Vault
- Senior Hayden Kunkel earned the crown with a clear of 4.88m
- Junior Peter Lichtenberger also cleared 4.88m, but Kunkel won with fewer attempts.
- Senior George Bourdier finished fourth, clearing 4.78m and sophomore Zachary Duckworth claimed eight with a 4.48m clear
10,000m
- First-year Charlie Houck took third in 31:13.50
- First-year Gavin O'Connor finished fifth in 31:31.23
3,000m Steeplechase
- Junior Will Liu took second with a time of 9:20.14
- Sophomore Will Ruszkowski claimed fourth in 9:21.32
Long Jump
- Senior Carson Page finished fifth with a jump of 6.66m
Shot Put
- First-year Scott Cook finished seventh with a throw of 13.46m
Hammer Throw
- Sophomore Ian Murphy finished third with a throw of 48.64

Advanced to Sunday Finals

110m Hurdles
- First-year William Kamp finished eighth in the prelims with a time of 15.39
800m
- First-year Cameron Bettinger posted a fourth-place prelim finish with a time of 1:53.29
- Frohling finished fifth in 1:54.54
- First-year Mateo Gros-slovinsky finished sixth in 1:54.75
100m
- First-year Logan Fairchild posted a fourth-place prelims time of 10.89
400m Hurdles
- Senior Dayton Lasack finished eighth in prelims with a time of 56.39
200m
- Fairchild posted a third-place prelim time of 21.96

The Bears wrap up the UAA Championships tomorrow.

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