Wartburg's Hutton Edney moves into the 800m finals with the top prelim time of 1:51.88. Returning national champ UWL Cael Schoemann with a 1:52.71 to win his heat and move on, and Oshkosh's Lucas Nicholson just makes it in at the 8th qualifier.
Surprised to see St. Olaf had 4 individuals with not a single runner making it to the finals.
Oshkosh's Dylan Doss coming back around after posting the top 60m time to run a top 200m time in the prelims of 20.98. Their second runner just missed out from qualifying, coming through for 9th place in 21.40.
Rowan gets two of their three runners in with Rajahn Dixon running 21.13 for 3rd and Eli Hendricks running 21.29 for 6th.
UWL gets one of their two runners in with Luke Schroeder coming back from the 60H and just making it in 8th place with a 21.35.
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The announcer was Sagehen great, Will Leer. Who I think is the best announcer out there and not just because he yells "Go Sagehens" when there is one in the race.
Anyone know what happened in long jump today? Took a look at results and athlete from Amherst got dq'ed in women's lj but had 3 jumps and should have been in final, and Baldwin Wallace male got dq'ed after all six jumps.. Was it shoe rule or?
Stepped out to run before the sunset, looks like Geneseo enters the 4x400 finals tomorrow with the top time followed by UWL. Oshkosh missing out on a qualifier with a 10th place finish.
Seems like MIT's efforts to throw together a national champion DMR by scratching their top milers fell short of their goal, and Geneseo takes the victory with a solid 9:42 meet record closing the last leg with a 4:00.9! UWL falls from their 3th place seed down to a 5th place finish in 9:46. Rowan falls from their 8th place seed down to 9th just missing out on point scoring.
Oshkosh comes out of the pole vault with yet another national champion with a solid 5.33m PR out of Collin Kao. Washington U picked up some big points here with 3rd through 6th places finishes. UWL misses out from scoring any points with their four athletes falling to 10th, 12th, 17th, and 19th.