Miller Breaks School Record On Day One Of The Gladstein Invitational

Miller Breaks School Record On Day One Of The Gladstein Invitational

1/19/2018 9:42:00 PM | Track and Field

Day 1 Results Final Schedule of Events Participant List

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Senior Andrew Miller breaks the school record in the field while the Hoosiers dominated the track on day one of the Gladstein Invitational Friday night.

Olympia, Wash. native Andrew Miller started the Hoosiers off in a record breaking fashion. Miller set a new personal best and broke his own all-time Hoosier record with the mark of 21.50m (70'6"). Miller previously held the record that he set earlier this month at the Tennessee Duals (21.38m (70'1.75").

Junior Nycia Ford won the women's weight throw with the mark of 19.20 (63'0"). Redshirt freshman Princess Brinkley finished third overall with the mark of 18.62m (61'1") and freshman Maddie Pollard finished fourth with the mark of 18.04m (59'2").

Senior Kendell Wiles and junior Riley Egbula took first and second in the women's 400m fast section. Wiles finished with the time of 55.22 and Egbula finished in 55.59. On the men's side freshman Zubin Muncherji won the men's 400m fast section with the time of 48.66.

The Hoosiers owned the men's and women's 3000m fast section. Redshirt junior Katherine Receveur led the sweep for the women, assisted by the rabbiting of junior Kelsey Harris, finishing with the time of 9:18.47, which is the No. 7 time in the national rankings. Junior Maggie Allen finished second and earned the No. 9 spot in the national rankings with the time of 9:22.56. Senior Brenna Calder rounded out the sweep with the time of 9:34.52. Junior Haley Harris and redshirt freshman Hannah Stoffel closed out the race for the Hoosiers.

Indiana University alumni (2013) and Nike athlete Andy Bayer won the men's 3000m fast section with the time of 7:54.88. Redshirt freshman Ben Veatch finished behind Bayer with the time of 7:58.83, which is the No. 2 spot in the national rankings. Veatch is now ranked in the 3000m and the 5000m (No. 1). Redshirt sophomore Kyle Mau finished third overall with the time of 8:03.10, which is the No. 3 spot in the national ranking. Mau is now ranked in the 3000m and the mile (No.4).

Sophomore Megan Grabowski won the women's 60m with the time of 7.54. In the 60m hurdles sophomore William Session won the men's race with the time of 7.93. Freshman Moses Baryoh finished fifth in the 60m hurdles. On the women's side freshman Zykeria Williams finished second with the time of 8.59.

The Gladstein Invitational will start at 10:45am EST with the men's long jump and the women's high jump. The first track event will be the women's 200m at 10:50 am EST. Admission to the event is free. Live stats will be available here.

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Indiana University Results

Men's 60m Hurdles:
1. William Session – 7.93
5. Moses Baryoh – 8.37

Women's 60m Hurdles:
2. Zykeria Williams – 8.59
7. Jenna Jungels – 8.81

Women's 60m:
1. Megan Grabowski - 7.54

Men's 400m:
2. Derek Grimmer - 49.21
4. Isaiah Ware - 49.88

Women's 400m:
4. Jeyland Valentin - 57.88
8. Mallory Mulzer – 58.64
10. Anevay Hiehle – 59.10

Men's 400m Fast Section:
1. Zubin Muncherji – 48.66

Women's 400m Fast Section:
1. Kendell Wiles - 55.22
2. Riley Egbula - 55.59

Men's Mile:
2. Bryce Millar – 4:16.93
7. Cameron Clements – 4:20.48
19. Kyle Burks – 4:30.06

Men's Mile Fast Section:
5. Daniel Kuhn – 4:22.49

Women's Mile Fast Section:
4. Lexa Barrott – 4:57.09
5. Joely Pinkston – 4:57.72

Men's 3000m Fast Section:
1. Andy Bayer (Nike - IU Alum class of 2013) - 7:54.88
2. Ben Veatch - 7:58.83
3. Kyle Mau - 8:03.10
DNF – Joe Murphy

Women's 3000m Fast Section:
1. Katherine Receveur - 9:18.47
2. Maggie Allen - 9:22. 56
3. Brenna Calder - 9:34.52
9. Haley Harris - 9:59.62
10. Hannah Stoffel - 10:00.74
DNF – Kelsey Harris

Men's Weight Throw:
1. Andrew Miller – 21.50m (70'6")

Women's Weight Throw:
1. Nycia Ford - 19.20m (63'0")
3. Princess Brinkley - 18.62m (61'1")
4. Maddie Pollard - 18.04m (59'2")

Men's Pole Vault:
3. Adam Coulon – 5.31m (17'5")
7. Alex Shinnerl – 4.86m (15'11.25")
Women's Pole Vault:
5. Rachel Mather – 3.85m (12'7.5")