HOUSTON — Sam Houston had numerous athletes make it to the medal stand at the Robert Platt Invitational hosted by Houston Friday and Saturday.
The Bearkats went first and second in the 5,000-meter run.
Gudisa Adnow cruised to a first-place finish with a time of 14:26.52 followed by
Mario Ruiz in second at 14:34.38.
Not to be out done,
Jayden Jones and
Tyriq Brunn gave the Kats another gold and silver showing in the 60 meters. Jones ran it in 6.68 seconds, and Brunn was on his heels at 6.72.
Brunn was far from done. He was also second in the 200 with a time of 21.21 seconds.
The women's 4x400 relay team of
Amaya Kennison-Jenkins,
Kaderria Hobbs,
Alyssa Jolly and
Michayla Ivory rolled to a silver medal with a time of 3:52.18. The men's team of
Kamari Fisher, Xavier Parker,
Christian Rohlack and
Caleb Anthony took the bronze with a time of 3:15.17.
Anthony had another solid showing in the 400 meters, placing fourth with a time of 48.61 seconds. He also came in second in the 600 yards with a time 1:11.51 just ahead of Rohlack in third at 1:12.30.
Kaleb Kiser claimed the bronze in the triple jump with a leap of 14.64 meters.
Aleah Washington was fifth in the 200 with a clocking of 24.91 seconds.
Zerah Martinez captured a fifth-place finish in the 5,000-meter run with a time of 18:28.70.
Other top 10 finishes included:
Women's Results
Weight throw
9.
Kapualani Magnani, 14.74 meters
Pole Vault
10.
Emma Peterson, 3.57 meters
Triple Jump
8.
Taniah Coleman, 11.38 meters
5,000 meters
8.
Avery Cheshire, 18:52.88
9.
Kristen Wilson, 19:08.73
400 meters
9.
Alyssa Jolly, 57.96 seconds
High Jump
9.
Amaya Brown, 1.62 meters
Long Jump
10.
Taniah Coleman, 5.39 meters
600 yards
7.
Makensi Greenwood, 1:30.50
Mile
7.
Ellie Galan, 5:00.92
60 meters
7.
Ayana Mallard-Smith, 7.56 seconds
3,000 meters
8.
Ami Clark, 10:13.52
Men's Results
5,000 meters
10.
Wyatt Lehmann, 15:24.80
High Jump
8. Jeremiah Jackson, 2.00 meters
Shot Put
7.
John Hanson, 16.36 meters
9.
Mateo Ortiz, 16.00 meter
Pole Vault
6.
Benjamin Carlile, 5.06 meters
9.
Dylan Truss, 4.76 meters