Hoosiers Make Strong Statement at Stanford Invite

Friday, March 29

Stanford, Calif.

Indiana University

Stanford Invitational

NCAA Track Regionals in Lexington, Kentucky on May 27th, 2017.

Hoosiers Make Strong Statement at Stanford Invite

3/30/2019 6:00:00 AM | Track and Field

Results

Stanford, Calif.— It was a night of records as Indiana Track & Field competed at day one of the Stanford Invite late Friday night. Maggie Allen led the Hoosiers as she broke a 30-year-old school record in the 10000m. On a national scale, Daniel Michalski and Kyle Mau now lead the NCAA in their respective events. Bryce Millar added to an already successful day by putting up a PR in the men's 10000m.

Michalski kicked off the meet for the Hoosiers as he won the men's steeplechase in a time of 8:35.82. His time leads the NCAA and moves him up to third on the school all-time list.

Surging ahead on the last lap, Mau kicked off his outdoor season by winning the 5000m in a personal record time of 13:44.43. The redshirt junior is now the national leader and moves into 8^th all-time in program history. Ben Veatch also competed in the event and placed third with a time of 13:45.92. On the women's side, Katherine Receveur raced to a time of 15:54.78.

Allen continues to make her mark on the program, as she set a new school record in the 10000m with a time of 32:54.80. The record was previously set by Michelle Dekkers in 1989 at IUPUI.

Millar capped a strong day for Indiana as he set a personal record in the 10000m with a time of 29:28.57. His previous PR was 29:39.17.

Indiana saw three compete unattached. Sarah Schmitt took a time of 16:32.51 in the second section of the women's 5000m. Arjun Jha and Dustin Horter both ran on the men's side of the 5000m as Jha crossed in the a time of 13:56.38 with Horter finished with a time of 14:33.42.