BRIDGEWATER, Va. - The Washington and Lee University men's track and field team recorded 13 top-eight finishes on the final day of the Doc Jopson Invite on Saturday.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE MEET

• The Generals had four student-athletes finish in the top eight in the 800m this afternoon. Andrew Carroll paced the quartet with a second-place finish, crossing the line in 1:56.49, while Davis Amare finished right behind him in third with a personal-best time of 1:57.61. John Hogan and William Fitch finished back-to-back in fifth and sixth place. Hogan clocked a time of 1:59.11, while Fitch posted a time of 2:01.76.
• Kaden Rife clocked a personal best in the 1,500m as he crossed the finish line in 4:14.52 to finish in fifth place. John Daniels turned in a fifth-place finish in the 110m hurdles, posting a time of 16.14s. Danny Jakubowski-Lewis posted a time of 54.09s to finish in eighth place in the 400m.
• Connor LaCour, Mason Mandis, Mark Freeman, and Ethan De Fonsseka teamed up in the 4x100m relay, clocking a time of 43.87s to finish in fourth place. In the 4x400m relay, Andrew Carroll, Davis Amare, John Hogan, and William Fitch turned in a fourth-place finish after crossing the line in a time of 3:37.55.
• Mason Mandis was the lone General in the long jump, finishing in fourth place after leaping 6.43m (21'-01.00"). Three Generals turned in top-eight finishes in the shot put, with O'Keefe McKinney leading the way with a fourth-place finish after recording a season-best toss of 13.45m (44'-01.50"). Maddox Noll finished right behind him in fifth place with a mark of 13.09m (42'-11.25"), while Ezekiel Mullins recorded a mark of 12.42m (40'-08.75") to finish in eighth place.

PERSONAL / SEASON BESTS

• Davis Amare | 800m (1:57.61) | Personal Best
• Kaden Rife | 1,500m (4:14.52) | Personal Best
• John Daniels | 200m (23.07s) | Personal Best
• Maddox Noll | Hammer Throw (32.07m; 105'-02.50") | Personal Best
• O'Keefe McKinney | Shot Put (13.45m; 44'-01.50") | Season Best

TOP EIGHT FINISHERS

• 1,500m: Kaden Rife | 5th place (4:14.52)
• 110m Hurdles: John Daniels | 5th place (16.14s)
• 400m: Danny Jakubowski-Lewis | 8th place (54.09s)
• 800m: Andrew Carroll | 2nd place (1:56.49)
• 800m: Davis Amare | 3rd place (1:57.61)
• 800m: John Hogan | 5th place (1:59.11)
• 800m: William Fitch | 6th place (2:01.76)
• 4x100m Relay: Connor LaCour, Mason Mandis, Mark Freeman, Ethan De Fonseka | 4th place (43.87s)
• 4x400m Relay: Andrew Carroll, Davis Amare, John Hogan, William Fitch | 4th place (3:37.55)
• Long Jump: Mason Mandis | 4th place (6.43m' 21'-01.00")
• Shot Put: O'Keefe McKinney | 4th place (13.45m; 44'-01.50")
• Shot Put: Maddox Noll | 5th place (13.09m; 42'-11.25")
• Shot Put: Ezekiel Mullins | 8th place (12.42m; 40'-08.75")

UP NEXT

• The Generals will head to Williamsburg, Va. next weekend for the Colonial Relays on April 2nd-4th at William & Mary College. 

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