PITTSBURG, Kan. - The William Jewell track and field teams traveled south to the Crimson & Gold Invite on Saturday, hosted by Pittsburg State. The Cardinals were led by sophomores Bradan Dickinson and Caroline Mayes who set new school records in the weight throw and 60 meters, respectively. 

Dickinson became the first Jewell thrower to break 17 meters in the men's weight throw, posting a toss of 17.04 meters to break Alec Whiteside's 2016 mark of 16.83. Meanwhile Mayes tied her older sister Gretchen's time in the 60 meters last weekend at 7.89 before running a 7.86 this week to become the sole record holder. 

TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES

• Cydney Banks
  • weight throw (15.18 meters) - 14th place
  • Shot put (12.59 meters) - 14th place 
• Caroline Mayes
  • 60 meter hurdles (8.92) - 13th place^
  • 60 meters (7.86) - 34th place*
• Bobbie Pollard, shot put (12.06 meters) - 20th place#
   
• Bradan Dickinson, weight throw (17.06 meters) - 8th place*
• Connor Hull, 200 meters (22.61)^
• Justen O'Brien, 400 meters (49.94)^
• Konner Poynter, 300 meters (36.55)#^
• Mason Sullivan, 60 meter hurdles (8.70)^

* school record
# top-10 all-time performers (new or advanced)
^ top-10 all-time performances 

GLVC RANKS

• Women's 60 meters
  • 9 | Caroline Mayes (7.86) 
• Men's 200 meters
  • 7 | Connor Hull (22.61)
  • 11 | Justen O'Brien (22.88)
• Men's 400 meters
  • 5 | Justen O'Brien (49.94) 
• Men's 800 meters
  • 14 | Sincere Davis (2:01.71)
• Women's Mile
  • 14 | Landen Wilson (5:51.41)
• Men's 60 meter hurdles
  • 9 | Mason Sullivan (8.70)
• Women's 60 meter hurdles
  • 2 | Caroline Mayes (8.92)
• Women's Shot Put
  • 5 | Bobbie Pollard (12.06 meters) 
• Men's Weight Throw 
  • 4 | Bradan Dickinson (17.06 meters)

UP NEXT
Jewell is off until January 20 when they will travel to the Washburn Rust Buster in Topeka, Kan.