NEW ORLEANS, La. - The Washington and Lee University men's track and field team garnered thirteen All-South Region honors by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).

The top-eight performances in each event, including relays, earn the distinction of All-Region in the ten regions. The Generals' 13 All-Region honorees mark the second-most in program history during the indoor season.

First-years DJ McDonough and Macky Gartley, as well as junior William Dunaway, highlighted the squad with two citations each. McDonough and Gartley earned laurels in the 4x400m relay alongside John Daniels and Connor LaCour as they posted the second-fastest time in the South Region with a time of 3:18.59. McDonough also earned an individual citation in the 800m, posting a program-record time of 1:52.60. Gartley led the region in the 60m hurdles after posting a program-record time of 8.04s in the event, which helped him punch his ticket to nationals and earn Second Team All-America honors.

Dunaway picked up a pair of citations in the 3,000m and 5,000m. He ranked third in the 5k during the indoor season after posting a time of 14:32.74 at the ODAC Championships while ranking fifth in the 3k with a time of 8:28.83, which he posted at the Joe LaRocco Invite on Feb. 14.

ALL-REGION HONOREES

• John Daniels | 4x400m Relay | 2nd in Region (3:18.59)
• Connor LaCour | 4x400m Relay | 2nd in Region (3:18.59)
• Macky Gartley | 4x400m Relay | 2nd in Region (3:18.59)
• DJ McDonough | 4x400m Relay | 2nd in Region (3:18.59)
• DJ McDonough | 800m | 3rd in Region (1:52.60)
• Macky Gartley | 60m Hurdles | 1st in Regison (8.04s)
• David Akinnubi | High Jump | 4th in Region (2.00m; 6'-06.75")
• Robert Cooper | 3,000m | 7th in Region (8:32.09)
• William Dunaway | 3,000m | 5th in Region (8:28.83)
• Keaton Rush | 5,000m | 2nd in Region (14:24.56)
• William Dunaway | 5,000m |  3rd in Region (14:32.74)
• Sam Daunt | 5,000m | 4th in Region (14:38.48)
• Evan Langhammer | Pole Vault | 1st in Region (4.73m; 15'-06.25")

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