LA GRANDE, Ore. – Eastern Oregon had a standout day at the EOU Last Chance Invite, with multiple athletes securing NAIA Indoor National Championship qualifications at the EOU Fieldhouse on Saturday.
In the field events, Adrienne Washington secured an "A" Standard in the women's high jump, breaking the school record with a mark of 1.74m (5-08.50) to punch her ticket to the national stage. Washington surpassed the previous mark of 1.71m, set by Harley McBride, a height she tied earlier this season.
Maxximus Richmond delivered a stellar performance in the men's 600m, hitting the NAIA "A" Standard with a personal-best time of 1:21.31.
Several Mountaineers met the "B" Standard, keeping their national hopes alive. Osman Osman clocked 49.78 in the men's 400m, while Justin Ash posted a season-best 8:34.10 in the men's 3000m. In the men's shot put, Tanner Nett recorded a mark of 16.01m (52-06.50).
The women's long jump saw two Mountaineers reach the "B" Standard, with Lizzy Grandle jumping 5.66m (18-07.00) and Adrienne Washington following closely at 5.65m (18-06.50). Meanwhile, in the men's heptathlon, Tyler Jones finished with 4,929 points, currently ranking No. 7 in the nation, while Judson Mansfield followed in second with a total of 4,621 points, ranking No. 21 nationally.
Event Results | *TIMES BELOW ARE PRIOR TO EOU FIELDHOUSE CONVERSION TO NAIA REGULATION
Men's 60m (Collegiate)
Justin Krabbenhoft – 7.05
Jayce Bartley – 7.07
Women's 60m (Collegiate)
Sara McKen – 7.75
Daisy Arellano-Rangel – 8.08
Katie Brown – 8.24 (SB)
Men's Heptathlon 60m Hurdles (Indoor Collegiate)
Judson Mansfield – 8.84 (+781)
Benson Lawson – 9.31 (+679)
Tyler Jones – 9.38 (+664)
Women's 60m Hurdles (Collegiate)
Lizzy Grandle – 8.96
Sydney Peck – 9.13
Skotlyn Hill – 9.41 (PR)
Gracie Birkinbine – 9.55 (PR)
Aliviah Mode – 10.07 (PR)
Women's 200m (Collegiate)
Katie Brown – 27.21
Gracie Birkinbine – 28.82
Aliviah Mode – 29.10
Men's 400m (Collegiate)
Osman Osman – 49.78 ("B" Standard)
Reuben Manzer – 50.46
Wyatt Hawkins – 52.75
Tyler Crabtree – 54.83
Women's 400m (Collegiate)
Sara McKen – 59.90
Madisen Douglas – 59.98
Men's 600m (Collegiate)
Maxximus Richmond – 1:21.31 (PR) ("A" Standard)
Women's 600m (Collegiate)
Skotlyn Hill – 1:39.10
Carlee Jensen – 1:40.75
Riley Morris – 1:46.11 (PR)
Mattie Woodbury – 1:46.25
Men's Heptathlon 1000m (Indoor Collegiate)
Benson Lawson – 2:57.72 (+687)
Tyler Jones – 2:59.13 (+673)
Judson Mansfield – 2:59.64 (SB, +668)
Men's 1 Mile (Collegiate)
Jonny Wind – 4:24.04
Trevor Nichols – 4:27.32 (PR)
Thomas Ogden – 4:32.27
Hunter Marlatt – 4:34.37 (PR)
Austin Uhl – 4:42.47
Women's 1 Mile (Collegiate)
Sadie McCoy – 5:29.81
Men's 3000m (Collegiate)
Justin Ash – 8:34.10 (SB) ("B" Standard)
George Showers – 8:53.30 (PR)
Cooper Gover – 9:20.43
Bennett Welch – 9:21.79
Carson Bursch – 9:48.91
Skyler Perkins – 10:01.92
Women's 3000m (Collegiate)
Kaleah Hines – 10:46.22
Kiah Carlson – 10:57.78 (PR)
Peyton Kneeland – 12:50.13 (PR)
Sadie McCoy – DNF
Natalie Pugh – DNS
Men's High Jump (Collegiate)
Justin Krabbenhoft – 1.93m (6-04.00)
Brevin Binder – 1.90m (6-02.75)
Women's High Jump (Collegiate)
Adrienne Washington – 1.74m (5-08.50) ("A" Standard)
Lizzy Grandle – 1.62m (5-03.75)
Men's Long Jump (Collegiate)
Brevin Binder – 6.75m (22-01.75)
Cameron Reich – 5.89m (19-04.00)
Women's Long Jump (Collegiate)
Lizzy Grandle – 5.66m (18-07.00) ("B" Standard)
Adrienne Washington – 5.65m (18-06.50) ("B" Standard)
Isabella Pederson – 4.80m (15-09.00)
Men's Shot Put (Collegiate)
Tanner Nett – 16.01m (52-06.50) ("B" Standard)
Mark Church – 14.49m (47-06.50, SB)
Myer Whitmore – 13.46m (44-02.00)
Men's Heptathlon
Tyler Jones finished first with a total of 4,929 points, currently ranking No. 7 in the country. Judson Mansfield followed in second with a total of 4,621 points, ranking No. 21 nationally.
