RESULTS

ATLANTA – The Lee University men's track & field team recorded two Lee records this weekend at the Georgia Tech Invitational. The two-day event was held at George C. Griffin Track.

Titus Lagat won the 800-Meter Run with a time of 1:48.92 to set a new Lee Record. Hayden Judge placed 33^rd with a time of 1:55.05. Will Stone was 40^th (1:55.74), Jacob Hatcher finished 43^rd (1:55.98) and Carson Bix crossed the finish line at 1:58.27 (62^nd).

Gift Nkosi placed fifth in the High Jump with a Lee Record height of 2.00 meters.

Stone was Lee's top finisher in the 1500-Meter Run at 3:47.37 (12^th). Bix finished 17^th (3:49.23), Lagat was 20^th (3:50.02), Himes placed 23^rd (3:52.56) and Judge was right behind in 24^th (3:52.79). Hatcher stopped the clock at 3:55.47 (36^th) and Adan Rodriguez finished 52^nd (3:59.73).

Silusapho Dingiswayo and Nokia Masengu were Lee's representatives in the 100 and 200-Meter Dash. In the 100 Dingiswayo finished eighth (10.60) and Masengu was 21^st (10.92). Dingiswayo completed the 200 in 21.18 seconds for ninth. Masengu was 24^th (22.02) with Jeremiah McCain in 12^th (21.49). Wynand Du Toit crossed the finish line of the 400-Meter Dash in 47.99 seconds for sixth place.

McCain placed fifth in the 110-Meter Hurdles with a clock stoppage of 14.60 seconds. Stacen Cunningham was 12^th (15.27) and Caleb Long was 20^th (19.39). Cunningham (54.11) and McCain (54.52) were ninth and 10^th, respectively, in the 400-Meter Hurdles. The 4x100-Meter Relay Team of Ian Thomas, McCain, Dingiswayo and Cunningham combined for a fifth-place time of 41.37 seconds.

The Flames had four runners complete the 3000-Meter Steeplechase. Thomas Kelton's time of 9:24.89 put him in sixth place with Evan Moore right behind him in seventh (9:29.95). Ezekiel Harless was 10^th with a time of 9:33.56, while Caleb Guthery was 18^th (9:54.25).

Caleb Eagleson (14:37.22) was the 13^th runner to cross the finish line of the 5000-Meter Race. Silas Eckenroad finished 16^th (14:42.29) and Casey Guthery was 23^rd (14:45.14).

Daniel Surman tied for sixth with a clearance of 4.70 meters in the Pole Vault. Eli Brooks cleared 4.40 meters for 16^th place.

Matthew Black was 22^nd in the Discus with a throw of 37.47 meters. He added a 14^th-place finish in the Hammer Throw with a mark of 43.50 meters. Camden Williams was 20^th with a toss of 34.69 meters.

In the Javelin, Long stuck a third-place throw of 59.59 meters. Brooks was close behind in fifth with a throw of 43.50 meters. Williams' throw of 41.72 meters was 19^th-best in the competition.

The Flames are scheduled to return to action the weekend of May 5-7 at the Gulf South Conference Championship which will be hosted by Mississippi College in Clinton, Mississippi.