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Cougars combine for multiple Saturday wins to close Husky Classic, Whitworth Invitational

Cougars combine for multiple Saturday wins to close Husky Classic, Whitworth Invitational


SEATTLE/ SPOKANE, Wash. — Washington State men’s and women’s track and field teams combined for an additional 10 personal-best times and marks Saturday as the two teams wrapped up competition at both the Whitworth Invitational at The Podium, and the Husky Classic at Dempsey Indoor Center.

Nana Gyedu reached a personal-best mark of 15.75m to win her third-consecutive women’s shot put competition, and Ronald Grueso Mosquera reached a season-best mark of 18.02m to win the men’s competition.  Eli Lawrence won his fourth-career triple jump competition in as many tries, returning to action with a final mark of 14.82m to win the event on day two at The Podium.  High jumpers AJ McGloflin (2.10m) and Antoni Smith (1.93m) each cleared career-best heights to close the weekend out for Washington State with McGloflin topping the field at 6′ 10.75″.

Back at the Dempsey Indoor in Seattle, Maya McCabe captured the best finish of the day to close the Husky Classic with a personal-best 2:09.39 to place 17th in the women’s 800m.

Up Next:

Washington State will head south next week as select student athletes will travel to compete in an elite competitive field at the Arkansas Qualifer in Fayetteville, Ark.  The Cougars will return to the Pacific Northwest the following week as it closes the indoor season’s pre-championship schedule with the Ken Shannon Invitational Friday-Saturday, Feb. 23-24.

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WSU Results – Husky Classic Day 2 (Saturday)
Women’s Mile
Neema Kimtai: 4:46.55, 29th
Alaina Stone Boggs: 4:52.03, 57th 

Men’s Mile

Aiden Emerson: 4:07.01, 34th [SB]

Brian Barsaiya: 4:07.60, 35th

Kyle Ortega-Gammill: 4:08.99, 50th [SB]

Leif Swanson: 4:11.68, 63rd

Kelvin Limo: 4:12.35, 67th

Women’s 800m Run

Maya McCabe:  2:09.39, 17th [PR]

Elena Willems: 2:11.63, 25th

Men’s 800m Run

Evan Gonzalez: 1:53.00, 23rd [SB]

Emmett Klus: 1:54.24, 28th

Kellen Langford: 2:00.48, 51st

WSU Results – Whitworth Invitational Day 2 (Saturday)

Men’s 3,000m Run

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