Session and Kuhn Bring Home Two Wins For The Hoosiers

Friday, February 2

Ann Arbor, Mich.

Indiana University

Power 5 Invitational

Session and Kuhn Bring Home Two Wins For The Hoosiers

2/3/2018 5:05:00 PM | Track and Field

Power 5 Final Results Day 1 Recap

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Sophomore Williams Session and senior Daniel Kuhn took first place in the 60m hurdle finals and the 800m.

Belleville, Ill. native William Session earned the first win of the afternoon for the Hoosiers in the men's 60m hurdle finals. Session crossed the finish line in 7.87, which keeps him at the No. 4 spot in the Big Ten.

All-American Daniel Kuhn set a new facility record at the UM Indoor Track when he won the 800m in a close finish with the time of 1:49.93. Redshirt senior Jordan Huntoon finished ninth overall with the time of 1:52.10.

Junior Kelsey Harris was the first Hoosier to cross the finish line in the women's 800m with the time of 2:07.50. Senior Kendell Wiles moved up six spots in the Big Ten rankings to No. 5 in the with her seventh place finish with the time of 2:08.49. Sophomore Mallory Mulzer jumped up eight spots to No. 8 in the Big Ten with her eighth place finish with the time of 2:09.32. Sophomore Joely Pinkston closed out the race for the Hoosiers.

Junior Treyton Harris finished third in the men's high jump with the mark of 2.10m (6'10.75"). Senior Paul Galas took fourth with the same mark of 2.10m (6'10.75"). Harris and Galas are currently in a five-way tie for the No. 8 spot in the Big Ten. Harris also finished second in the men's long jump with the mark of 7.44m (24'5").

The Hoosiers will be back in action next weekend when they host the Hoosier Hills on Friday, February 9. Indiana will also send athletes to the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark. and the Iowa State Classic in Ames, Iowa.

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Indiana University Results:

60m Hurdle Finals:
1. William Session – 7.87

Women's 200m:
11. Megan Grabowski – 24.59

Men's 400m:
18. Zubin Muncherji – 49.32

Women's 400m:
8. Natalie Price - 54.90
11. Riley Egbula - 55.64

Men's 800m:
1. Daniel Kuhn – 1:49.93
9. Jordan Huntoon – 1:52.10

Women's 800m:
5. Kelsey Harris – 2:07.50
7. Kendell Wiles – 2:08.49
8. Mallory Mulzer – 2:09.32
10. Joely Pinkston – 2:11.32

Women's Mile:
3. Brenna Calder - 4:45.31
8. Maggie Allen - 4:49.06
15. Haley Harris - 4:54.07

Men's 4x400m:
12. Derek Grimmer, Daniel Kuhn, Isaiah Ware and Zubin Muncherji – 3:17.40

Women's 4x400m:
5. Jeyland Valentin, Natalie Price, Kendell Wiles and Riley Egbula – 3:42.39
8. Zykeria Williams, Joely Pinkston, Mallory Mulzer and Megan Grabowski – 3:52.50

Men's High Jump:
3. Treyton Harris – 2.10m (6'10.75")
4. Paul Galas – 2.10m (6'10.75")

Men's Long Jump:
2. Treyton Harris – 7.44m (24'5")

Women's Long Jump:
12. Jenna Jungels – 5.54m (18'2.25")
15. Leah Moran – 5.31m (17'5.25")

Men's Triple Jump:
4. Eric Bethea - 15.35m (50'4.5")

Women's Triple Jump:
6. Leah Moran - 11.90m (39'0.5")

Men's Pole Vault:
3. Adam Coulon - 5.12m (16'9.5")
4. Alex Shinnerl - 4.97m (16'3.5")

Women's Pole Vault:
11. Rachel Mather – 3.87m (12'8.25")

Men's Weight Throw:
5. Andrew Miller – 20.85m (68'5")
8. Nick Lane – 18.89m (61'11.75")

Women's Weight Throw:
9. Princess Brinkley – 18.95m (62'2.25")
10. Maddie Pollard – 18.58m (60'11.5")
11. Nycia Ford – 18.54m (60'10")

Men's Shot Put:
7. David Schall – 17.16m (56'3.75")

Women's Shot Put:
6. Khayla Dawson – 15.78m (51'9.25")