Kansas State University Athletics
Friday, January 13
Topeka, Kan.
11 a.m.
Kansas State University
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KU-KSU-WSU Triangular
Wray Wins High Point Award, Breaks Two Meet Records
Jan 13, 2023 | Track & Field
Wildcats are back at Ahearn Field House on Jan. 20
MANHATTAN, Kan.- The K-State men's and women's track and field teams competed in the KU-KSU-WSU Triangular on Friday (January 13) at the Washburn Indoor Athletic Facility in Topeka, Kan.
Kansas won the combined team title in the 31-event meet with 268 points, while K-State was second with 204 points just ahead of third-place Wichita State, which finished with 198 points.
The meet was highlighted by the performance of senior Shalysa Wray, who won the High Point Award with 15.75 points with first-place finishes in the 60 and 200 meters as well as the mixed 4x400-meter relay.
Wray broke the 60-meter dash facility record of 7.42 with her new personal-best time of 7.38 seconds. In the 200m dash she broke the previous meet record of 23.95 set in 2016 by A'Keyla Mitchell with her new personal-best time of 23.85 seconds. In the final event of the day, the mixed 4x400m relay she completed the first leg and contributed to a new meet record of 3:26.48, which broke the previous record set by Kansas in 2018 of 3:27.42.
In addition to the three titles by Wray, the Wildcats also got first-place finishes from six others, including sophomore Monique Hardy and junior Kade McCall in the men's and women's weight throw, transfers sophomore Marcus Gelpi in the men's high jump and junior Shalom Olotu in the women's triple jump, sophomore Grace Thompson in the women's shot put and junior Kyle Gale in the men's 600 yards, where he set a personal-best and meet record time of 1:08.59.
Gale's time in the 600-yard run eclipsed Joseph Lee's time of 1:09:71 set in 2003.
The day started with the women's weight throw where the Wildcats claimed the top two spots as Monique Hardy (1st; 19.91m/65-4) won the event followed by junior Emma Robbins (2nd; 19.33m/63-5).
In her second meet as a Wildcat freshman, Claire Bybee (4th; 3.60m/11-9/75) landed in the top-5 in the pole vault with junior Reagan Hukill (6th; 3.60m/11-9.75) finishing with the same height.
Claiming a top-3 spot in the women's high jump was junior Maddie Righter (3rd; 1.70m/5-7), while Oral Roberts transfer Shalom Olotu (6th; 1.65m/5-5) was sixth in her first meet. Also in her first meet was freshman Lindsey DeWitt who finished with a personal-best height of 1.60m/5-3 to finish eighth.
Freshman Delaney Wright (5th; 5.51m/18-1) competed in her second meet, and in the long jump for the first time this season with a personal-best leap. Sophomore Madelyn McCabe (10th; 5.26m/17-3.25) and junior Urte Bacianskaite (11th; 5.20m/17-0.75) also saw time in the sand for the first time.
Kade McCall (1st; 20.12m/66-0.025) won the weight throw for the second straight competition since the K-State Winter Invitational (12/10/22) when he threw his new personal-best of 21.08m. Sophomore Darius O'Connell (6th; 10.63m/34-10.50) competed in the event for the first time in his collegiate career.
In the men's long jump, sophomores Carl af Forselles (4th; 7.00m/22-11.75) and Kam Garrett (6th; 6.32m/20-9) both competed in the event for the first time this season.
Diablo Valley College transfer Marcus Gelpi (1st; 2.10m/6-10.75) won the men's high jump in his first competition since arriving in Manhattan, while sophomore Bryce Collins (5th; 1.95m/6-4.75) placed fifth in the competition in his second meet as a Wildcat.
The track events started with the women's and men's mile run. Junior Sydney Burton (3rd; 4:52.29) ran in her first mile event for a personal-best time with junior Hannah Stewart (4th; 4:56.34) following. The men's mile run saw a pair of top-10 finishes with junior Hadley Splechter (5th; 4:13.09) and sophomore Matthew Hauser (7th; 4:17.49).
Shalom Olotu (1st; 12:54m/41-1.75) won the triple jump as the only female Wildcat in the event. On the men's side, a pair of Wildcats earned top-3 finishes with junior Devon Richardson (2nd; 14.58m) and freshman Jhavor Bennett, (3rd; 14.37m) who competed in his first meet with a personal-best mark.
Four Wildcats competed in the men's and women's 400-meter dash, as senior O'Shalia Johnson (2nd; 55.77) and freshman Twaneise Johnson (3rd; 56.70) finished a second apart in second and third places, respectively. Twaneise was competing in the event for the first time. Junior Tim Lambert Jr. (2nd; 48.56) and senior Jack Pakkebier (5th; 50.74) finished in the top-5 on the men's side.
In the men's pole vault, junior Emil Uhlin (3rd; 5.05m/16-6.75) finished in the top-three with a new personal best, while junior Jesse Pinkley placed sixth with a height of 4.85m/15-11.
In the shot put, the women claimed the top two spots again as Grace Thompson (1st; 14.87m/48-9.5) and junior Jasmine Greer (2nd; 14.87m/48-9.5) tied in the event with Thompson winning on the fourth attempt compared to the sixth attempt for Greer. On the men's side, Darius O'Connell (2nd; 16.05m/52-8) claimed a top-two spot, while Emil Uhlin (4th; 13.25m/43-5.75) placed in the top-5.
Four Wildcats competed in the 60-meter hurdles, as Urte Bacianskaite (7th; 9.15), Maddie Righter (8th; 9.24) and Madelyn McCabe (9th; 9.50) all finished in the top-10, while Emil Uhlin placed seventh on the men's side in a time of 8.51.
Delaney Wright (3rd; 1:27.43) competed in the 600 yards for the first time with a new personal best. Along with Gale's new meet record, junior Gabriel Louw (6th; 1:18.51) placed sixth in the men's 600 yards.
Two Wildcats saw action in the men's 60 meters with sophomore Prithviraj Chougule (5th; 7.03) and French transfer Nicolas-Jean Moulin (6th; 7.06) who competed in his first meet as a Wildcat.
The 800-meter run started the long distance events with Sydney Burton (3rd; 2:15.21) and junior Jessica Caraway, (5th; 2:17.09) finishing in the top-5 on the women's side, while sophomore Alex Gutierrez, (3rd; 1:53.14) senior Hadley Splechter, (4th; 1:56.72) and sophomore Will Carroll (5th; 1:57.11) also placed in the top-5 in the men's competition. Gutierrez ran his new personal best by 5 seconds.
The 1,000 meters saw four Wildcats finish in the top-5, including junior Hannah Stewart (3rd; 2:58.64) and freshman Grace Meyer (5th; 3:02.87) and sophomores Jack Vincent (3rd; 2:28.06) and Mike Rohlinger (5th; 2:29.41).
Competing with Wray in the 200m dash was Urte Bacianskaite (6th; 25.98), and three men, senior Sean Wilson, (3rd; 22.08), Nicolas-Jean Moulin (4th; 22.26) and Prithviraj Chougule, (6th; 22.67) who ran a new personal best by .17 seconds.
The longest event of the day, the 3000m, saw four personal bests from five Wildcats. Junior Cailan Steward (4th; 10:14.37) shaved a second off her previous best followed by freshman Cecilia Fisher (5th; 10:14.99) who was competing in her first collegiate meet. Senior Stephen Kielhofner (4th; 8:22.01) ran 3 seconds faster than his previous best, and sophomore Tommy Hazen (5th; 8:24.09) also took .15 seconds off his personal-best time, with junior Jack Moore (10th; 8:46.41) rounding out the pack.
The last event of the day was the mixed 4x400 meter relay consisting of Shalysa Wray, Tim Lambert Jr., O'Shalia Johnson and Kyle Gale, which finished first at 3:26.48, 2 seconds faster than the Kansas team at 3:28.43.
FROM THE TRACK
CLIFF ROVELTO, TRACK AND FIELD DIRECTOR
On the overall team performance…
"We had some individuals I thought did a really nice job, not only from a competitive standpoint, but performance standpoint. We had some folks who I think competed well, probably mark wise, maybe were a little bit disappointed but they did compete. You know, we had some folks who didn't compete quite as well as we would like to see, so we had kind of a mixed bag. Last night after I saw the injuries and whatnot, I thought we would have to really have a pretty good meet to beat Wichita [State], to be honest. And we had some bad things happen today, obviously, they must have as well because we were able to sneak by them and it was, I guess it was a good opener, but there were a lot of things that we need to get a lot better."
SENIOR SHALYSA WRAY
On her personal performance…
"I did amazing. I opened my season with two PR's, so I think it went pretty great."
On her team cheering her on…
"I think it was very great. You know, just having the support from them, having them cheer me on. Even when I was tired from being in events back-to-back they were still there, pushing me and telling me I can do it, so it was amazing."
JUNIOR KYLE GALE
On his personal performance…
"I think today was a good start. It's the beginning of the season, so this was just a meet to see where I'm at in training. So, it was a good start."
KU-KSU-WSU Triangular
Washburn Indoor Athletic Facility
Topeka, Kan.
Final Team Scores
1. Kansas, 268
2. K-State, 204
3. Wichita State, 198
Women Weight Throw
1. Monique Hardy, 19.91m/65-4
2. Emma Robbins, 19.33m/63-5
Women Pole Vault
4. Claire Bybee, 3.60m/11-9.75
6. Reagan Hukill, 3.60m/11-9.75
Women High Jump
3. Maddie Righter, 1.70m/5-7
6. Shalom Olotu, 1.65m/5-5
8. Lindsey DeWitt, 1.60m/5-3 (PR)
Women Long Jump
5. Delaney Wright, 5.51m/18-1 (PR)
10. Madelyn McCabe, 5.26m/17-3.25
11. Urte Bacianskaite, 5.20m/17-0.75
Men Weight Throw
1. Kade McCall, 20.12m/66-0.025
6. Darius O'Connell, 10.63m/34-10.50 (PR)
Men Long Jump
4. Carl af Forselles, 7.00m/22-11.75
6. Kamryn Garrett, 6.32m/20-9
Men High Jump
1. Marcus Gelpi, 2.10m/6-10.75
5. Bryce Collins, 1.95m/6-4.75
Women Mile Run
3. Sydney Burton, 4:52.29 (PR)
4. Hannah Stewart, 4:56.34
Men Mile Run
5. Hadley Splechter, 4:13.09
7. Matthew Hauser, 4:17.49 (PR)
Women Triple Jump
1. Shalom Olotu, 12.54m/41-1.75
Women 400 Meter Dash
2. O'Shalia Johnson, 55.77
3. Twaneise Johnson, 56.70 (PR)
Men 400 Meter Dash
2. Tim Lambert Jr., 48.56
5. Jack Pakkebier, 50.74
Men Pole Vault
3. Emil Uhlin, 5.05m/16-6.75 (PR)
6. Jesse Pinkley, 4.85m/15-11
Women Shot Put
1. Grace Thompson, 14.87m/48-9.5
2. Jasmine Greer, 14.87m/48-9.5
Women 60 Meter Hurdles
7. Urte Bacianskaite, 9.15
8. Maddie Righter, 9.24
9. Madelyn McCabe, 9.50
Men 60 Meter Hurdles
7. Emil Uhlin, 8.51
Carl af Forselles, DNS
Women 600 Yards
3. Delaney Wright, 1:27.43 (PR)
Men 600 Yards
1. Kyle Gale, 1:08.59 (PR) *Meet Record
6. Gabriel Louw, 1:18.51
Women 60 Meter Dash
1. Shalysa Wray, 7.38 (PR) *Facility Record
Men 60 Meter Dash
5. Prithviraj Chougule, 7.03
6. Nicolas-Jean Moulin, 7.06
Women 800 Meters
3. Sydney Burton, 2:15.21
5. Jessica Caraway, 2:17.09
Men 800 Meters
3. Alex Gutierrez, 1:53.14 (PR)
4. Hadley Splechter, 1:56.72
5. Will Carroll, 1:57.11
Men Triple Jump
2. Devon Richardson, 14.58m
3. Jhavor Bennett, 14.37m (PR)
Men Shot Put
2. Darius O'Connell, 16.05m/52-8
4. Emil Uhlin, 13.25m/43-5.75
Women 1000 Meters
3. Hannah Stewart, 2:58.64
5. Grace Meyer, 3:02.87 (PR)
Men 1000 Meters
3. Jack Vincent, 2:28.06
5. Mike Rohlinger, 2:29.41
Women 200 Meter Dash
1. Shalysa Wray, 23.85 (PR) *Meet Record
6. Urte Bacianskaite, 25.98
Men 200 Meter Dash
3. Sean Wilson, 22.08
4. Nicolas-Jean Moulin, 22.26
6. Prithviraj Chougule, 22.67 (PR)
Women 3000 Meters
4. Cailan Steward, 10:14.37 (PR)
5. Cecilia Fisher, 10:14.99 (PR)
Men 3000 Meters
4. Stephen Kielhofner, 8:22.01 (PR)
5. Tommy Hazen, 8:24.09 (PR)
10. Jack Moore, 8:46.41
Mixed 4x400 Meter Relay
1. K-State, 3:26.48 *Meet Record
Shalysa Wray
Tim Lambert Jr.
O'Shalia Johnson
Kyle Gale
How to follow the 'Cats: For complete information on the K-State Track and Field and Cross Country Teams, visit www.kstatesports.com and follow the team's social media channels on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Kansas won the combined team title in the 31-event meet with 268 points, while K-State was second with 204 points just ahead of third-place Wichita State, which finished with 198 points.
The meet was highlighted by the performance of senior Shalysa Wray, who won the High Point Award with 15.75 points with first-place finishes in the 60 and 200 meters as well as the mixed 4x400-meter relay.
Wray broke the 60-meter dash facility record of 7.42 with her new personal-best time of 7.38 seconds. In the 200m dash she broke the previous meet record of 23.95 set in 2016 by A'Keyla Mitchell with her new personal-best time of 23.85 seconds. In the final event of the day, the mixed 4x400m relay she completed the first leg and contributed to a new meet record of 3:26.48, which broke the previous record set by Kansas in 2018 of 3:27.42.
In addition to the three titles by Wray, the Wildcats also got first-place finishes from six others, including sophomore Monique Hardy and junior Kade McCall in the men's and women's weight throw, transfers sophomore Marcus Gelpi in the men's high jump and junior Shalom Olotu in the women's triple jump, sophomore Grace Thompson in the women's shot put and junior Kyle Gale in the men's 600 yards, where he set a personal-best and meet record time of 1:08.59.
Gale's time in the 600-yard run eclipsed Joseph Lee's time of 1:09:71 set in 2003.
The day started with the women's weight throw where the Wildcats claimed the top two spots as Monique Hardy (1st; 19.91m/65-4) won the event followed by junior Emma Robbins (2nd; 19.33m/63-5).
In her second meet as a Wildcat freshman, Claire Bybee (4th; 3.60m/11-9/75) landed in the top-5 in the pole vault with junior Reagan Hukill (6th; 3.60m/11-9.75) finishing with the same height.
Claiming a top-3 spot in the women's high jump was junior Maddie Righter (3rd; 1.70m/5-7), while Oral Roberts transfer Shalom Olotu (6th; 1.65m/5-5) was sixth in her first meet. Also in her first meet was freshman Lindsey DeWitt who finished with a personal-best height of 1.60m/5-3 to finish eighth.
Freshman Delaney Wright (5th; 5.51m/18-1) competed in her second meet, and in the long jump for the first time this season with a personal-best leap. Sophomore Madelyn McCabe (10th; 5.26m/17-3.25) and junior Urte Bacianskaite (11th; 5.20m/17-0.75) also saw time in the sand for the first time.
Kade McCall (1st; 20.12m/66-0.025) won the weight throw for the second straight competition since the K-State Winter Invitational (12/10/22) when he threw his new personal-best of 21.08m. Sophomore Darius O'Connell (6th; 10.63m/34-10.50) competed in the event for the first time in his collegiate career.
In the men's long jump, sophomores Carl af Forselles (4th; 7.00m/22-11.75) and Kam Garrett (6th; 6.32m/20-9) both competed in the event for the first time this season.
Diablo Valley College transfer Marcus Gelpi (1st; 2.10m/6-10.75) won the men's high jump in his first competition since arriving in Manhattan, while sophomore Bryce Collins (5th; 1.95m/6-4.75) placed fifth in the competition in his second meet as a Wildcat.
The track events started with the women's and men's mile run. Junior Sydney Burton (3rd; 4:52.29) ran in her first mile event for a personal-best time with junior Hannah Stewart (4th; 4:56.34) following. The men's mile run saw a pair of top-10 finishes with junior Hadley Splechter (5th; 4:13.09) and sophomore Matthew Hauser (7th; 4:17.49).
Shalom Olotu (1st; 12:54m/41-1.75) won the triple jump as the only female Wildcat in the event. On the men's side, a pair of Wildcats earned top-3 finishes with junior Devon Richardson (2nd; 14.58m) and freshman Jhavor Bennett, (3rd; 14.37m) who competed in his first meet with a personal-best mark.
Four Wildcats competed in the men's and women's 400-meter dash, as senior O'Shalia Johnson (2nd; 55.77) and freshman Twaneise Johnson (3rd; 56.70) finished a second apart in second and third places, respectively. Twaneise was competing in the event for the first time. Junior Tim Lambert Jr. (2nd; 48.56) and senior Jack Pakkebier (5th; 50.74) finished in the top-5 on the men's side.
In the men's pole vault, junior Emil Uhlin (3rd; 5.05m/16-6.75) finished in the top-three with a new personal best, while junior Jesse Pinkley placed sixth with a height of 4.85m/15-11.
In the shot put, the women claimed the top two spots again as Grace Thompson (1st; 14.87m/48-9.5) and junior Jasmine Greer (2nd; 14.87m/48-9.5) tied in the event with Thompson winning on the fourth attempt compared to the sixth attempt for Greer. On the men's side, Darius O'Connell (2nd; 16.05m/52-8) claimed a top-two spot, while Emil Uhlin (4th; 13.25m/43-5.75) placed in the top-5.
Four Wildcats competed in the 60-meter hurdles, as Urte Bacianskaite (7th; 9.15), Maddie Righter (8th; 9.24) and Madelyn McCabe (9th; 9.50) all finished in the top-10, while Emil Uhlin placed seventh on the men's side in a time of 8.51.
Delaney Wright (3rd; 1:27.43) competed in the 600 yards for the first time with a new personal best. Along with Gale's new meet record, junior Gabriel Louw (6th; 1:18.51) placed sixth in the men's 600 yards.
Two Wildcats saw action in the men's 60 meters with sophomore Prithviraj Chougule (5th; 7.03) and French transfer Nicolas-Jean Moulin (6th; 7.06) who competed in his first meet as a Wildcat.
The 800-meter run started the long distance events with Sydney Burton (3rd; 2:15.21) and junior Jessica Caraway, (5th; 2:17.09) finishing in the top-5 on the women's side, while sophomore Alex Gutierrez, (3rd; 1:53.14) senior Hadley Splechter, (4th; 1:56.72) and sophomore Will Carroll (5th; 1:57.11) also placed in the top-5 in the men's competition. Gutierrez ran his new personal best by 5 seconds.
The 1,000 meters saw four Wildcats finish in the top-5, including junior Hannah Stewart (3rd; 2:58.64) and freshman Grace Meyer (5th; 3:02.87) and sophomores Jack Vincent (3rd; 2:28.06) and Mike Rohlinger (5th; 2:29.41).
Competing with Wray in the 200m dash was Urte Bacianskaite (6th; 25.98), and three men, senior Sean Wilson, (3rd; 22.08), Nicolas-Jean Moulin (4th; 22.26) and Prithviraj Chougule, (6th; 22.67) who ran a new personal best by .17 seconds.
The longest event of the day, the 3000m, saw four personal bests from five Wildcats. Junior Cailan Steward (4th; 10:14.37) shaved a second off her previous best followed by freshman Cecilia Fisher (5th; 10:14.99) who was competing in her first collegiate meet. Senior Stephen Kielhofner (4th; 8:22.01) ran 3 seconds faster than his previous best, and sophomore Tommy Hazen (5th; 8:24.09) also took .15 seconds off his personal-best time, with junior Jack Moore (10th; 8:46.41) rounding out the pack.
The last event of the day was the mixed 4x400 meter relay consisting of Shalysa Wray, Tim Lambert Jr., O'Shalia Johnson and Kyle Gale, which finished first at 3:26.48, 2 seconds faster than the Kansas team at 3:28.43.
FROM THE TRACK
CLIFF ROVELTO, TRACK AND FIELD DIRECTOR
On the overall team performance…
"We had some individuals I thought did a really nice job, not only from a competitive standpoint, but performance standpoint. We had some folks who I think competed well, probably mark wise, maybe were a little bit disappointed but they did compete. You know, we had some folks who didn't compete quite as well as we would like to see, so we had kind of a mixed bag. Last night after I saw the injuries and whatnot, I thought we would have to really have a pretty good meet to beat Wichita [State], to be honest. And we had some bad things happen today, obviously, they must have as well because we were able to sneak by them and it was, I guess it was a good opener, but there were a lot of things that we need to get a lot better."
SENIOR SHALYSA WRAY
On her personal performance…
"I did amazing. I opened my season with two PR's, so I think it went pretty great."
On her team cheering her on…
"I think it was very great. You know, just having the support from them, having them cheer me on. Even when I was tired from being in events back-to-back they were still there, pushing me and telling me I can do it, so it was amazing."
JUNIOR KYLE GALE
On his personal performance…
"I think today was a good start. It's the beginning of the season, so this was just a meet to see where I'm at in training. So, it was a good start."
KU-KSU-WSU Triangular
Washburn Indoor Athletic Facility
Topeka, Kan.
Final Team Scores
1. Kansas, 268
2. K-State, 204
3. Wichita State, 198
Women Weight Throw
1. Monique Hardy, 19.91m/65-4
2. Emma Robbins, 19.33m/63-5
Women Pole Vault
4. Claire Bybee, 3.60m/11-9.75
6. Reagan Hukill, 3.60m/11-9.75
Women High Jump
3. Maddie Righter, 1.70m/5-7
6. Shalom Olotu, 1.65m/5-5
8. Lindsey DeWitt, 1.60m/5-3 (PR)
Women Long Jump
5. Delaney Wright, 5.51m/18-1 (PR)
10. Madelyn McCabe, 5.26m/17-3.25
11. Urte Bacianskaite, 5.20m/17-0.75
Men Weight Throw
1. Kade McCall, 20.12m/66-0.025
6. Darius O'Connell, 10.63m/34-10.50 (PR)
Men Long Jump
4. Carl af Forselles, 7.00m/22-11.75
6. Kamryn Garrett, 6.32m/20-9
Men High Jump
1. Marcus Gelpi, 2.10m/6-10.75
5. Bryce Collins, 1.95m/6-4.75
Women Mile Run
3. Sydney Burton, 4:52.29 (PR)
4. Hannah Stewart, 4:56.34
Men Mile Run
5. Hadley Splechter, 4:13.09
7. Matthew Hauser, 4:17.49 (PR)
Women Triple Jump
1. Shalom Olotu, 12.54m/41-1.75
Women 400 Meter Dash
2. O'Shalia Johnson, 55.77
3. Twaneise Johnson, 56.70 (PR)
Men 400 Meter Dash
2. Tim Lambert Jr., 48.56
5. Jack Pakkebier, 50.74
Men Pole Vault
3. Emil Uhlin, 5.05m/16-6.75 (PR)
6. Jesse Pinkley, 4.85m/15-11
Women Shot Put
1. Grace Thompson, 14.87m/48-9.5
2. Jasmine Greer, 14.87m/48-9.5
Women 60 Meter Hurdles
7. Urte Bacianskaite, 9.15
8. Maddie Righter, 9.24
9. Madelyn McCabe, 9.50
Men 60 Meter Hurdles
7. Emil Uhlin, 8.51
Carl af Forselles, DNS
Women 600 Yards
3. Delaney Wright, 1:27.43 (PR)
Men 600 Yards
1. Kyle Gale, 1:08.59 (PR) *Meet Record
6. Gabriel Louw, 1:18.51
Women 60 Meter Dash
1. Shalysa Wray, 7.38 (PR) *Facility Record
Men 60 Meter Dash
5. Prithviraj Chougule, 7.03
6. Nicolas-Jean Moulin, 7.06
Women 800 Meters
3. Sydney Burton, 2:15.21
5. Jessica Caraway, 2:17.09
Men 800 Meters
3. Alex Gutierrez, 1:53.14 (PR)
4. Hadley Splechter, 1:56.72
5. Will Carroll, 1:57.11
Men Triple Jump
2. Devon Richardson, 14.58m
3. Jhavor Bennett, 14.37m (PR)
Men Shot Put
2. Darius O'Connell, 16.05m/52-8
4. Emil Uhlin, 13.25m/43-5.75
Women 1000 Meters
3. Hannah Stewart, 2:58.64
5. Grace Meyer, 3:02.87 (PR)
Men 1000 Meters
3. Jack Vincent, 2:28.06
5. Mike Rohlinger, 2:29.41
Women 200 Meter Dash
1. Shalysa Wray, 23.85 (PR) *Meet Record
6. Urte Bacianskaite, 25.98
Men 200 Meter Dash
3. Sean Wilson, 22.08
4. Nicolas-Jean Moulin, 22.26
6. Prithviraj Chougule, 22.67 (PR)
Women 3000 Meters
4. Cailan Steward, 10:14.37 (PR)
5. Cecilia Fisher, 10:14.99 (PR)
Men 3000 Meters
4. Stephen Kielhofner, 8:22.01 (PR)
5. Tommy Hazen, 8:24.09 (PR)
10. Jack Moore, 8:46.41
Mixed 4x400 Meter Relay
1. K-State, 3:26.48 *Meet Record
Shalysa Wray
Tim Lambert Jr.
O'Shalia Johnson
Kyle Gale
How to follow the 'Cats: For complete information on the K-State Track and Field and Cross Country Teams, visit www.kstatesports.com and follow the team's social media channels on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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