The Redhawks turned in a dominant performance at the meet, capturing 10 event titles across the men's and women's competitions. Leading the way on the women's side, Clara Billing won the pole vault at 13-7.50, matching the school record. Andreese Ortiz claimed the weight throw title with a personal-best mark of 59-1 and later added a personal-best 47-3 to finish second in the shot put. Alaina Lester soared to victory in the triple jump with a leap of 38-3, while Claire Horstmann took the mile crown in 5:35.7. Jasmine McClelland sprinted to a first-place finish in the 55 meters in 7.12. On the men's side, Colin Beers cleared a personal-best 16-7 to win the pole vault, and Marshall Swadley delivered a personal-best 66-9 to capture the weight throw. Trenton Braswell secured the shot put title with a mark of 54-0. Byron Sowerby ran to victory in the mile in 4:21.9, Jon'David White clocked a personal-best 7.70 to win the 55-meter hurdles, and Jackson Witvoet claimed the 55-meter dash in 6.47.
The Redhawks also piled up runner-up and third-place finishes throughout the meet. Layla Fliege placed second in the women's mile in 5:40.0, while Sydney Burdine finished second in the women's 55 meters in 7.22. In the men's pole vault, Sullivan Gleason took second at 16-1 and Jake Cannon tied for third at 16-1. Trenton Braswell added a second-place finish in the weight throw at 66-1, with Zavier Winton taking third at 57-9. Mark Goldman was second in the shot put at 51-7. Trey Mygatt finished second in the men's mile in 4:22.3, just ahead of teammate Sam Rinehart, who was third in 4:27.0. Marcus Gordon Jr. secured second in the 55-meter hurdles in 7.78, and Jonas Davis was second in the 55 meters in 6.48. Jackson Witvoet also added a third-place finish in the long jump with a mark of 21-4, while Luis Schadlich cleared 6-1 for third in the high jump.
Additional top-10 performances rounded out a strong team showing. Alyssa Repke recorded a personal-best 57-5 for fourth in the women's weight throw and added a ninth-place finish in the shot put at 38-9. Bailie Hux was sixth in the weight throw at 54-0, and Baylee Beard placed eighth at 51-5. Julia Martinez Dura finished the women's mile in 5:48.7. On the men's side, Mark Goldman added a fourth-place weight throw mark of 56-11, while Quinton Maxwell was fourth in the shot put at 49-8. Greg Dennis cleared 5-11 for fourth in the high jump, Kannon Harlow was sixth at 5-9, and Cade McCadams placed fifth in the mile with a time of 4:38.3.
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The Redhawks travel to Louisville, Kentucky for the OVC Championships which start Tuesday and wrap up Wednesday.Â