HUNTINGTON, IN – The Men's and Women's Track & Field teams put up outstanding numbers this weekend at the Crossroads League Championships as the men placed second and the women placed fourth in the league standings.

The men totaled 148.5 points which was 25 points shy of League Champion Indiana Wesleyan University's 173.5 points.  The Cougars edged out third place Taylor University (147) by 1.5 points.

The ladies put 98.5 points on the board, good for fourth place behind Taylor University's 202 points, Bethel College with 197.5 points, and Indiana Wesleyan with 144 points.

League Champions and Point Earners for Spring Arbor include:

Men's 100 Meters – Kelly Maxwell, Fourth (11.36) – Robert Kessler, sixth (11.43)
Men's 200 Meters – Kelly Maxwell, Third (22.26) – Uriah Rogers, Fifth (22.49) – Robert Kessler, seventh (22.89)
Men's 400 Meters – Ian Miller, Fourth (50.95) – Michael Forsythe, Fifth (51.22) – Uriah Rogers, seventh (51.61)
Men's 800 Meters - Nathan Martin, First (1:54.00) – Chris Conrad, Eighth (1:57.83)
Men's 1500 Meters – Nathan Martin, First (3:56.64) – Andrew Guzdial, Fourth (4:06.46) – Jared Lauber, sixth (4:08.56)
Men's 5000 Meters – Nathan Martin, First (15:15.05) – Kyle Anderson, Fifth (15:36.28)
Men's 10,000 Meters – Kyle Anderson, First (32.27.70) – Brian Burk, Sixth (33:41.47)
Men's 110m Hurdles – Kelly Maxwell, Fifth (15.47)
Men's 4x100m Relay – Zach VanMaanen, Kelly Maxwell, Garrett Reid, Robert Kessler, First (42.54)
Men's 4x400m Relay – Ian Miller, Robert Kessler, Michael Forsythe, Chris Conrad, Third (3:24.1)
Men's 4x800m Relay – Chris Conrad, Luke Rabe, Andrew Guzdial, Nathan Martin, Fourth (7:48.31)
Men's 3000 Meter Steeple – Nathan Anderson, Sixth (10:04.28) – Kameron Mills, Eighth (10:15.79)
Men's Pole Vault – Tim Canfield, First (4.55m) – Jeremy Rogers, Fourth (4.40m)
Men's Long Jump – Garrett Reid, Second (6.68m) – Brandon White, Sixth (6.34m)
Men's Triple Jump – Brandon White, Fourth (12.61m) – Taylor Swihart, Seventh (12.47m)

Women's 100 Meters – Jessica Lee, Fourth (13.15)
Women's 200 Meters – Lindsey Prether, Eighth (27.36)
Women's 400 Meters – Lindsey Prether, Third (1:00.43)
Women's 800 Meters – Faith Gunderson, First (2:16.63) – Cheyenne Martinez-Trevino, Sixth (2:22.01)
Women's 1500 Meters – Carissa Hudson, First (4:39.90)
Women's 5000 Meters – Elley Hinkel, Third (18:31.96)
Women's 10,000 Meters – Molly Smith, Fourth (40:34.38) – Alison Kiekover, Sixth (41:41.87)
Women's 100m Hurdles – Megan Joiner, Eighth (16.87)
Women's 400m Hurdles – Laura Perschbacher, Fifth (1:08.74)
Women's 4x100m Relay – Kayla Finkbeiner, Jessica Czinder, Jessica Lee, Andrea Finkbeiner, Third (50.02)
Women's 4x400m Relay – Lindsey Prether, Faith Gunderson, Kelly Tripp, Cheyenne Martinez-Trevino, Fourth (4:04.66)
Women's 4x800m Relay – C. Martinez-Trevino, Sarah Frederick, Faith Gunderson, Carissa Hudson, Fourth (9:22.01)
Women's 3000m Steeple – Sarah Seewald, Eighth (12:44.50)
Women's High Jump – Kayla Finkbeiner, Sixth (1.55m)
Women's Pole Vault – Vanessa Rogers, Eighth (2.90m)
Women's Long Jump – Andrea Finkbeiner, Fourth (5.19m)
Women's Triple Jump – Kelly Tripp, First (10.56m) – Meg Joiner, Third (10.47m)

The top three individuals in each track and field event as well as the top three relay teams are acknowledged as All-Crossroads League athletes.

The NCCAA National Meet and NAIA National Meet still remain on the Cougars men's and women's schedule.  There are qualifying times and distances required to participate in those events, and the Cougars that have qualified for the National Meets will be announce next week.