• Evan Langhammer headlined the final day of competition for the Generals, earning a third-place finish overall and leading all Division III competitors in the pole vault with a clearance of 4.63m (15' 2.25").
• In the 110m hurdles, George Marable and Danny Jakubowski-Lewis represented W&L, with Marable finishing eighth overall and first among DIII athletes in 15.28 seconds. Jakubowski-Lewis followed with a time of 16.08 seconds, placing 12th overall and second among DIII competitors.
• The 4x400m relay squad of Marable, Ethan De Fonseka, Ryan McKenna, and Luke Avigliano turned in a strong performance, clocking a time of 3:19.11 to finish seventh overall and first among DIII teams.
• Will Knight posted a pair of top-20 finishes in the discus and shot put. He placed 13th in the discus (third among DIII) with a toss of 42.44m (139' 2.75"), and 19th in the shot put (sixth among DIII) with a mark of 13.05m (42' 3.75"). Evan Novak also competed in the discus, finishing 20th overall and fifth among DIII athletes with a throw of 39.84m (130' 8.50").

• 110m Hurdles: George Marable | 8th overall; 1st DIII (15.28s)
• 110m Hurdles: Danny Jakubowski-Lewis | 12th overall; 2nd DIII (16.08s)
• 4x400m Relay: Marable, De Fonseka, McKenna, Avigliano | 7th overall; 1st DIII (3:19.11)
• Discus: Will Knight | 13th overall; 3rd DIII (42.44m; 139'-02.75")
• Discus: Evan Novak | 20th overall; 5th DIII (39.84m; 130'-08.50")
• Pole Vault: Evan Langhammer | 3rd overall; 1st DIII (4.63m; 15'-02.25")
• Shot Put: Will Knight | 19th overall; 6th DIII (13.05m; 42'-03.75")

• The Generals are back in action on Friday, April 11th as they travel to Harrisonburg, Va. for the EMU Heritage T&F Invitational.

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