COLUMBIA, Mo. - The Illinois State track & field program wrapped up day one of the Dr. Rick McGuire Invitational in Columbia on Friday afternoon.
Senior Kiley Sanders recorded a point total of 3778 in the women's pentathlon in a second-place effort. Sanders' mark moves her to third all-time in Illinois State program history.
Junior Lindsey Miller ran a mark of 24.29 in the women's 200m dash. Miller's time moves to seventh in Redbird history for the event.
Sophomore Immaculate Daniel followed Miller for a fifth-place finish in the 200m dash. Daniel ran a time of 24.49 in her first appearance in the 200m dash for Illinois State this season.Â
Sophomore Blake Oleson finished second in the men's 5000m, after running a time of 14:48.43. Oleson recorded the time in his first career appearance in the 5000m.
Sophomore Ava Lawless, a native of Holt, Mo., notched a personal best jump of 5.39m (17-8.25). Lawless made her first appearance back in her home state in her Redbird career.
Senior Devin Turner returned to his hometown of Columbia, Mo., and tallied a season-best jump of 7.13m (23-4.25) in the long jump in an eighth-place effort.
Sophomore Adi Scott recorded a season-best throw with a mark of 15.30m in the women's weight throw. On the men's side, Sophomore Cole Stevens recorded a personal best throw of 18.65m (61-2.25)
In the women's pole vault, Junior Isabelle Hemmen tallied a season-best vault of 3.62m (11-10.5). Junior Charles Cruse cleared at 4.97m (16-3.5) in a ninth-place effort on the men's side.
In the men's heptathlon, Senior Ariel Atias currently sits in third place with 3084. Sophomore Ryan Schaefer sits in eighth with 2780 points.
UP NEXT
The Redbirds return to action to complete day two of the Dr. Rick McGuire Invitational on Saturday with action set to resume at 10:40 a.m.
