men ran away with the competition on the strength of their finishes in the throwing events. Sophomore Nash Howe shattered the meet record of his brother, Nick Howe, by throwing a winning distance of 212'4" in the men's javelin throw. Howe's throw moved him into the No. 2 position in school history for that event. Redshirt senior Kiley Libuit improved his provisional qualifier with his second-place throw of 197'10".

Senior Zach Nagengast bettered his provisional qualifying mark and moved into the No. 3 slot of the men's discus throw all-time top 10 list with his winning throw of 166'8". Finishing second in the discus and hammer throw, senior Matt Endler cracked the all-time top 10 in the former event upon throwing a mark of 153'9". Senior A.B. Shaheen wonthe hammer throw (184').

Improving on their NCAA provisional qualifying marks as well were juniors Benjamin Berthet and Clint Rosser in the pole vault. Both cleared a personal-record mark of 15'11" to tie for first in the event and sixth in school history for that event.

Junior Kellen Levy broke the meet record in the 1500-meter run, crossing the finish line in 3:57.43. Meanwhile, sophomore Keith Rose broke the tape in the 200 (21.75), freshman Sean Cook leaped the greatest length in the long jump (22'4.5") and senior Ryan Eckert had the longest toss in the shot put (51'1.5").

The highlight of the day for the women was in the women's triple jump, where sophomore Chantia Justice not only earned an NCAA provisional qualifying mark but also hit a personal best