FINAL RESULTS

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WESTERVILLE, Ohio – It took a lot of setup around campus and navigating a few weather delays, but the Otterbein Track & Field program was able to host the annual Twilight Invitational on campus across a lengthy Friday of action.

Nearly 20 competing schools, many fans, and a nice turnout of alumni graced Memorial Stadium and the surrounding areas to action that began at 1:30 and ended shortly after midnight.

The men's team finished second in the team standings while the women's group walked away in third place. See below for a handful of top finishers on both sides!

WOMEN:

• Emma Klosterman cleared a tad over 5-2 in tying atop the high jump standings.
   
• Peyton Proffitt won the pole vault, as per usual, by almost a foot. She cleared 13-1 and change once again.
   
• Peyton Carpenter (105-02) and Olivia Kahoun (98-0) settled 1-2 over the field in the javelin.
   
• Josey Johnson crossed third in the steeplechase at 12:14.
   
• Angela Maio earned fifth of 22 runners in the mile, covering the few laps in 5:36.
   
• Manaka Yamauchi was fifth in the grueling 400-meter hurdles.
   
• Tashe Lee posted eighth in the 200-meter dash.
   
• The 4x4 relay culminated the meet in the early hours of the morning.

 
MEN:

• Devon Bellomy won the high jump in clearing just over six feet.
   
• Nick Agerter took fourth of 15 competitors in the pole vault.
   
• Ahjay Cody took runner-up in the long jump with a PR of 21-7 and change.
   
• Noah Boger won the triple jump at roughly 39 feet.
   
• Matthew Baemel beat the entire field of 18 throwers in the javelin at 162-9.
   
• The Cardinals went 1-2-3-4 in the 5K in the form of Cal Yackin, Bill Daily, Nathan Craft and Jaden Watkins. Yackin and Daily cross simultaneously around 14:58.
   
• Gavin Kelly came in fourth in a deep field of 45 running the mile, going around in 4:29. Jay Figgins and John Nice snuck in the Top 10.
   
• Landon Burns ran 16.25 for fourth place in the 110 hurdles.

 
LOOKING AHEAD:

• The Cardinals have the Ashland Alumni Open on the schedule before heading back to Mount Union, this time for the OAC Outdoor Championships come May 4-5.