A pair of qualifying marks were the highlights of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate and day one of the Bryan Clay Invitational on Thursday (April 11).
 
At the Bryan Clay Invitational, Grant Bradley had a tremendous effort in the men's 3,000m steeplechase, securing ninth place with a time of 8:53.61. This time beat his personal best of 9:07.11 ran back in 2021 and improved on the best time ran in the program's NCAA Division II era. It was only about five seconds shy of John Mason's school record of 8:48.24 ran back in 1967. Bradley's time is the sixth-best in NCAA Division II so far this season.
 
Taylor Savolt's performance has her in second place of Group D in the women's heptathlon with a total score of 3,007 after the first day. Maggie Remsberg holds the sixth spot in Group D after the first day. Ethan Salmans represented the Tigers in the men's decathlon, finishing the first day in 14th position in Group D with a total score of 2,736.
 
At the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate, Toby Wahlmeier dashed to 28th place in the 100m with a swift time of 10.61 seconds, his best time this season. In the women's 400m, Reba Mader and Kinley Brown claimed the 20th and 26th spots, coming in just a couple of seconds shy of a provisional mark. Dayton Williams leaped to an impressive third place in the men's high jump, clearing a height of 6-9.0 and improving his provisional mark on the season.
 
At the Midwest Classic, Liberty Booker excelled in the women's hammer throw, claiming second place with a throw of 164-01. Hadley Williams led the women's heptathlon in fifth position after day one, followed closely by Kylin Rudzik in sixth and Ellie Dusselier in eighth. Luke Hampl sits in fourth in the men's decathlon, while Jade Cass is in sixth.
 
The Bryan Clay Invitational and Midwest Classic are set to continue, with the Midwest Classic scheduled for one more day of action, while the Bryan Clay Invitational will go until Saturday (April 13).
 
Full FHSU Results

Bryan Clay Invitational
Men's 3,000m Steeplechase
9th - Grant Bradley – 8:53.61 #
 
Women's Heptathlon Group D
2nd – Taylor Savolt – 3,007
100mH – 14.50 – 909
HJ – 4-10.25 – 610
SP – 35-7.75 – 586
200 – 24.84 – 902
LJ –
JT –
800 –
 
6th – Maggie Remsberg – 2,954
100mH – 14.94 – 898
HJ – 5-2.25 – 712
SP – 33.9.25 – 548
200 – 26.01 – 796
LJ –
JT –
800 –
 
Men's Decathlon Group D
14th – Ethan Salmans - 2,736
100 – 11.22 – 812
LJ - FOUL
SP – 37-2.25 - 566
HJ – 5-10.50 - 619
400 – 51.68 – 739
110H –
DT –
PV –
JT
1,500 –
 
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate
Men's 100m
28th – Toby Wahlmeier – 10.61
 
Women's 200m
39th – Kinley Brown – 25.35
 
Women's 400m
20th – Reba Mader – 57.38
26th – Kinley Brown – 58.06
 
Men's 400m
26th – Maayan Paz – 55.60
 
Men's High Jump
3rd – Dayton Williams – 6-9.0 #
 
Women's Pole Vault
T8th - Annabeth Baalmann – 12-4.0
 
Men's Pole Vault
T23rd – Brady Deges – 15-5.25
 
Midwest Classic
Women's Hammer Throw
2nd – Liberty Booker – 164-01
 
Women's Heptathlon
5th – Hadley Williams – 2383
100mH – 16.22 – 688
HJ – 4-8.25 - 544
SP – 30-9.00 – 488
200m – 27.60 – 663
LJ –
JT –
800m –
 
6th – Kylin Rudzik - 2328
100mH – 16.53 – 651
HJ – 4-10.50 - 610
SP – 33-0.25 – 533 first
200m – 29.28 – 534
LJ –
JT –
800m –
 
8th – Ellie Dusselier – 2173
100mH – 16.64 – 638
HJ – 4-8.25 - 544
SP – 27-6.75 – 425
200m – 28.84 – 566
LJ –
JT –
800m –
 
Men's Decathlon
4th – Luke Hampl – 3283
100m – 11.53 - 738
LJ – 21-2.00 - 686
SP – 34-9.00 - 521
HJ – 6-2.00 – 696 1st
400m – 54.13
110mH -
DT -
PV -
JT -
1,500m –
 
6th – Jade Cass – 2955
100m – 12.33 - 588
LJ – 20-0.50 - 610
SP – 42-11.75 – 673 second
HJ – 5-9.25 - 593
400m – 57.80
110mH -
DT -
PV -
JT -
1,500m -
 
# indicates NCAA DII national qualifying mark