ALLIANCE, Ohio—Mount Union's track and field team took home 10 victories including four provisional qualifying marks at the Mount Union Last Chance Meet.
The top 17 marks for men, top 19 marks for women and top 14 marks in the relays will qualify to the national meet.
Bri Aveni (Geneva) grabbed 9th in the nation currently winning the pole vault with a leap of 12-feet 2.75-inches.
Alex Bryan (Geneva) picked up a victory in the 800-meter run sitting 13th overall in the nation running 1:51.42.
Lucas Cooper (Hanoverton / United Local) picked up the victory is the discus throw with a total of 163-feet 11-inches which sits him in 13th overall in the nation.
Tanner Slack (New Concord / John Glenn) won the men's high jump with a height of 6-feet 8.75-inches which sits 12th in the nation but he has jumped 6-feet 9.5-inches earlier in the season to sit tied for 5th.
Jeremiah Gyulai (Stow) picked up a win in the javelin with a toss of 184-feet 1-inch.
Madison Miles (Parma / Padua Franciscan) finished first in the 400-meter dash with a time of 56.99.
Kendall Shadie (Akron / St. Vincent-St. Mary) won the men's 100-meter dash running a time of 10.94.
Kennady Gibbins (Navarre / Fairless) jumped 5-feet 5.75-inches to take the win in the women's high jump.
Jeff Joseph (Beloit / West Branch) took the victory in the 1,500-meter run in a time of 4:01.15.
Kyel Wolff (Cleveland / Cuyahoga Heights) won the pole vault with a jump of 15-feet even.
Mount Union will find out Friday Evening how many student-athletes have qualified for next week's NCAA Championships at the BB&T Stadium in Greensboro, North Carolina.
