Point Loma wins 1st in Men’s Hurdles [Video]
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Sean Lewis, a junior from Point Loma, took first in the men’s 400-Meter Hurdles with a running time of 50.97. Junior Hines followed in second, Ross Harlan took third and Nathan Magstadt came in fourth with a running time of 51.93.
Kisorio sets record in men’s 1500m [video]
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Silas Kisorio set a new NAIA national record Saturday in the men’s 1500-meter final. Running the meet with a time of 3.41 minutes, Kisorio beat the previous record set by Alexis Sharangabo in 2001.
Kennedy Kithuka from the Wayland Baptist took second with a running time of 3:46, and Adam Godwin of Oklahoma Baptist of third.
Shorter team wins Men’s 4x100m [Video]
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The team from Shorter placed first in this afternoon’s men’s 4×100-meter Relay with a time of 39.80. The Shorter team was made up of Allen Huntley, Bradley Moon, Nigel Talton, Kirk Wilson, Myguel Roberson, Randall Dameron and Malik Fair.
Shorter athletes takes 1st, 2nd in the Men’s Steeplechase final [Video]
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It was a close race from the beginning, but it was Shorter University junior Daniel Sorenson who took first place in the Men’s 3,000 Steeplechase final. Sorenson ran the steeplechase with an official time of 8:58.44, while Shorter senior Oscar Ogwaro took second place, with a running time of 8:58.53.
Aquinas wins thriller in men’s 4x800m relay
It was a last lap thriller in the men’s 4×800 relay as a last lap burst of energy surged Aquinas over Shorter University.
On the back straight Aquinas’ anchor pushed his body to the limit to get past Shorter’s anchor. Aqunias’ team pulled through to finish out the
Decathlon succumbs to Robbie Haynie [video]
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Fifteen contenders went toe-to-toe in 10 different events Thursday and Friday to test their ability to perform as well-rounded track-and-field athletes. Overall, Robbie Haynie from Eastern Oregon took first place for the decathlon, fulfilling expectations that he would win
