MONMOUTH, Ore.—Lewis & Clark College track & field posted four top-10 marks and two top-50 times in program history, during an abbreviated Day One of the John Knight Twilight Meet. 

HOW IT HAPPENED 
 
Friday's action was cut short due to a lengthy lightning delay that caused an hour-long stoppage. After action resumed, a second lightning delay forced the rest of the events to be postponed until Saturday.  
 
Junior Keegan Zaso posted a top-55 mark in NCAA DIII in the triple jump and senior Malia Heien finished first among DIII runners in the 1,500M to lead their respective teams. 
 
MEN'S RECAP 
 
Zaso and senior Jon Fritz each finished in the top-10 in the triple jump. Zaso leapt a season-best 13.76M (45-01.75 Feet) to place seventh out of 28 jumpers. His distance moved him up to 53^rd in NCAA DIII and was the top mark by a DIII competitor in the event. Fritz came in just behind Zaso in 10^th place. The senior launched himself 13.38 (43-10.75 Feet). Sophomore Kristopher Adams posted a mark of 12.03M (39-05.75 Feet) to finish in 20^th place. 
 
Junior Harrison Fung added a top-10 showing in the 400M Hurdles. Fung made his return from an injury to place sixth out of 29 runners. He notched a time of 55.70 to finish first among NCAA DIII hurdlers. 
 
Senior Andrew Baum led Lewis & Clark's two throwers on Friday. Baum launched the hammer 45.16M (148-02 Feet) to finish 11^th out of 45 throwers. 
 
First year Cody Strozyk placed 13^th out of 28 competitors in the javelin. He recorded a throw of 51.48M (168-10 Feet). 
 
Senior Jordan Lahusky led a quartet of sprinters in the 200M. Lahusky recorded a season-best time of 22.67 to finish 25^th out of 93 runners. First year Forrest Holt finished in 38^th place with a time of 23.08. Sophomore Jaden Mwendapole came in just behind Holt with a mark of 23.77 to place 62^nd. First year Enzo Murray notched a time of 24.31 to finish 79^th. 
 
WOMEN'S RECAP 
 
Heien led a trio of River Otters in the 1,500M. She placed 10^th out 51 competitors, and first among DIII runners, with a time of 4:48.77. Fellow senior Miriam Reside placed 23^rd in the event when she crossed the line in 5:08.30. Junior Maeva Conroy notched a PR time of 5:24.79 to come across in 5:24.79. Lewis & Clark assistant coach and alum Riley Buese ('25) won the event in 4:38.23. 
 
Sophomore Lillian Besa led Lewis & Clark in the hammer. Besa tossed the hammer 39.13M (128-04 Feet) to finish 14^th out of 39 throwers. First year Ky Roussin placed 32^nd with a throw of 31.43M (103-01 Feet). 
 
First-year Sofia Figueroa posted a top-25 mark in program history in the 400M Hurdles. Figueroa registered a PR time of 1:10.90 to finish 15^th out of 22 competitors. Her time puts her in 23^rd in program history. Junior Carolyn Mayberry notched a time of 1:12.39 to place 17^th.
 
Senior Elsie Chin notched a top-15 marks in program history in the 200M. She placed 18^th when she crossed the line in 26.45. Her time moved her up to 12^th in program history. Fellow senior AJ Schroeder posted a PR time of 30.67 to finish in 46^th place. 
 
Senior Anli Davis represented Lewis & Clark in the triple jump. She finished 17^th with a leap of 10.05M (32-11.75 Feet). 
 
Senior Reilyn Sabado was the lone River Otter in the javelin. She launched the implement 26.69M (87-06 Feet) to finish 27th. 
 
WHO'S NEXT 
 
Lewis & Clark will return to Western Oregon on Saturday for Day Two of the John Knight Twilight Meet. The schedule will begin at 10 a.m.