MEN TAKE THIRD, WOMEN CLAIM FOURTH AT LEAGUE INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

MARION/UPLAND, Ind. - Indiana Wesleyan men's and women's indoor track and field competed in the Crossroads League Indoor Championships Friday and Saturday, with the men taking third and the women taking fourth place. The Wildcats combined to place 15th on the All-League list.

TOP-3 FINISHES (ALL-LEAGUE, *League Record, ^Program Record)

1 - Charlie Young - 400m - 49.59
1 - Charlie Young - 600m - 1:21.13 *^
1 - Paige Sutter - Shot Put – 13.83m
1 - Steven Ott - 1000m - 2:29.45 *
1 - Landon Miller - Mile - 4:11.59 *
1 - Landon Miller - 5000m - 14:27.27 *^
1 - Scott Rathbun - Pole Vault - 4.9m ^
2 - Gloria Dean - Shot Put – 13.09m
2- Gloria Dean - Weight Throw – 15.41m
2 - Steven Ott - 800m - 1:54.97
3 - Noah Shigley, Charlie Young, Weston Kundo, Steven Ott - DMR - 10:30.48
3 - Jarell Keffeler - Heptathlon - 4166 pts
3 - Kardia Dunah, Precious Swen, Emily Bombei, Kailyn Ely - 4x400 - 4:05.22
3 - Jill Van Dyk, Morgan Farr, Jenna Couwenhoven, Annamarie McKenzie - 4x800 - 9:31.42
3 - Paige Sutter - Weight Throw – 14.68m

SNYDER PERSPECTIVE

This is without question the most competitive the Crossroads League has ever been which made for a very exciting League Championship. I couldn't be more proud of how our men and women competed and fought for every point and place. I'm so thankful for the opportunity to coach this team, work alongside such an amazing coaching staff, and so thankful for all theirs hearts. We're excited to compete at the National Championship meet in 2 weeks and begin the outdoor season in about 1 month!

ON THE TRACK NEXT

IWU will turn its attention to the NAIA Indoor National Championships.
Indiana Wesleyan will know Monday who will advance as the NAIA only takes the Top-16 in each event.

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