WICHITA—The Wichita State track and field teams saw one of the nation's best performances among other impressive marks and times at the Herm Wilson Invitational on Friday inside the Heskett Center.
 
Joseph Holthusen ran a time of 7.79 in the 60-meter hurdles' final. His time ranks No. 5 in the NCAA as of Friday. Holthusen's time set the Heskett Center facility record.
 
Holthusen already owned the second-best time in Wichita State history with 7.84. He improved upon his time and his performance still sits at second-best in school history.
 
Director of Track and Field and Cross Country Steve Rainbolt said the Herm Wilson Invitational saw good performances all over the track.
 
"All around the building, there were good things happening," Rainbolt said. "A couple of weeks ago, it felt like we were struggling with some injuries. We got through this meet and it didn't feel that way. I was very pleased. I thought this was a nice track meet for us."
 
Antonio Norman continued his solid season in the 60-meter hurdles as well, running 7.98 and 7.95 in the prelims and finals. 
 
Michael Bryan improved upon his personal-best mark in the weight throw. He tossed the weight 20.44m/67-0.75. His mark puts him in a tie for 22nd in the country and moves him into third in school history.
 
Tanner Brown won the heptathlon with a total of 5,260 points. Brown sits at No. 14 in the country in the heptathlon. 
 
Nate Vann was the heptathlon's runner-up with 5,227 points. Vann's mark puts him at No. 15 in the country in the overall heptathlon.
 
On the women's side, the Shockers dominated the 200 meters. Paula Garcia (25.02), Taniyah McMillian (25.25) and Jacque Darby (25.29) swept the top three spots in the event.
 
Anna Zimmer had a significant improvement in the women's shot put. Her toss of 14.43m/47-4.25 won the event and set a new personal best. Her mark slots her at No. 7 in school history.
 
Sadie Boos also set a new personal best. She won the women's weight throw with a toss of 16.79m/55-1. She improves upon her No. 7 mark in school history.
 
Faith Turner won the women's triple jump with a jump of 11.35m/37-3. She also finished third overall in the 60 meters with a time of 7.80.
 
All-in-all, the Shockers won 10 individual events.
 
Wichita State track and field returns to action with the Division I Challenge at Washburn on Friday. The Shocker cross country squad competes at 10 a.m. on Saturday at the AAC Cross Country Championships.

Men's Individual Results
 
60 Meters (Prelims)
3. Joakim Genereux – 7.00q
 
60 Meters (Final)
3. Joakim Genereux – 6.96
 
200 Meters
2. Joakim Genereux – 22.30
3. Jaleel Montgomery – 22.52
4. Joseph Holthusen – 22.83
 
400 Meters
4. JD Prinsloo – 50.79
 
800 Meters
3. Josh Cable – 1:55.49
 
Mile
11. Asher Moen – 4:35.04
 
3,000 Meters
4. Jackson Caldwell – 8:43.32
 
60-Meter Hurdles (Prelims)
1. Joseph Holthusen – 7.89q
2. Antonio Norman – 7.98q
3. Jaleel Montgomery – 8.43q
 
60-Meter Hurdles (Final)
1. Joseph Holthusen – 7.79
2. Antonio Norman – 7.95
3. Jaleel Montgomery – 8.22
 
4X400-Meter Relay
2. Prinsloo, Brown, Goncalves, Norman – 3:21.04
--. Holthusen, Montgomery, Cable, N/A – DNF 
 
Shot Put
1. Jeff Ast – 15.12m/49-7.25
2. Dae'Trell Gordon – 14.46m/47-5.25
6. Creighton Camp – 11.64m/38-2.25
 
Weight Throw
1. Michael Bryan – 20.44m/67-0.75
3. Aidan Camp – 15.41m/50-6.75
7. Creighton Camp – 13.59m/44-7
9. Dae'Trell Gordon – 12.89m/42-3.50
 
Long Jump
2. Ethan Toy – 6.72m/22-0.75
 
Triple Jump
1. Yuben Goncalves – 14.56m/47-9.25
 
High Jump
1. Weston Lewis – 2.01m/6-7
2. Brady Palen – 1.98m/6-6
3. Davis Dubbert 1.95m/6-4.75
 
Heptathlon Overall
1. Tanner Brown – 5,260 points
2. Nate Vann – 5,227 points
9. Hudson Bailey – 4,237 points
 
Heptathlon 60-Meter Hurdles
1. Nate Vann – 8.66
3. Tanner Brown – 8.77
4. Hudson Bailey – 8.91
 
Heptathlon Pole Vault
1. Nate Vann – 4.50m/1-9
3. Tanner Brown – 4.20m/13-9.25
10. Hudson Bailey – 3.00m/9-10
 
Heptathlon 1,000 Meters
1. Tanner Brown – 2:40.41
8. Nate Vann – 2:55.44
10. Hudson Bailey – 3:06.80
 
Women's Individual Results
 
60 Meters (Prelims)
T1. Faith Turner – 7.73q
6. Nerea Quiros – 8.03q
11. Jalen Milligan – 8.26
T12. Bre Williams – 8.29
 
60 Meters (Final)
3. Faith Turner – 7.80
6. Nerea Quiros – 8.12
 
200 Meters
1. Paula Garcia – 25.02
2. Taniyah McMillian – 25.25
3. Jacque Darby – 25.29
17. Anna Heacock – 28.24
18. Bre Williams – 28.29
21. Jaazer Ridges – 28.93
23. Jalyn Whorton – 29.44
 
400 Meters
7. Kylie Meier – 1:00.89
 
4X400-Meter Relay
5. Meier, Darby, Williams, Lange – 4:08.57
 
60-Meter Hurdles (Prelims)
4. Anycia Cole – 9.04q
10. Kylie Meier – 9.28
11. Nerea Quiros – 9.38
12. Anna Heacock – 9.41
 
60-Meter Hurdles (Final)
5. Anycia Cole – 9.03
 
Shot Put
1. Anna Zimmer – 14.43m/47-4.25
3. Madelynn Luster – 12.73m/41-9.25
5. Jocelen Ruth – 11.84m/38-10.25
10. Anna Heacock – 9.40m/30-10.25
--. Amanda Kakoulias – NM 
 
Weight Throw
1. Sadie Boos – 16.79m/55-1
2. Cassidy Androff – 16.41m/53-10.25
4. Jocelen Ruth – 15.86m/52-0.50
 
Long Jump
4. Ezinne Okoro – 5.32m/17-5.50
6. Chidera Okoro – 5.17m/16-11.50
7. Anycia Cole – 5.16m/16-11.25
9. Anna Heacock – 4.94m/16-2.50
10. Jalen Milligan – 4.86m/15-11.50
13. Nerea Quiros – 4.68m/15-4.25
15. Jaazer Ridges – 4.23m/13-10.50
 
Triple Jump
1. Faith Turner – 11.35m/37-3
2. Grace Lange – 11.33m/37-2.25
4. Semaj McGhee – 11.27m/36-11.75
5. Paula Garcia – 11.10m/36-5
10. Jaazer Ridges – 9.43m/30-11.25
 
High Jump
2. Marissa Jensen – 1.63m/5-4.25
4. Shania VanNoster – 1.60m/5-3
5. Semaj McGhee – 1.60m/5-3
9. Anna Heacock – 1.42m/4-7.75
 
Pole Vault
2. Emily Gardiner – 3.71m/12-2
3. Margaux Thompson – 3.56m/11-8
8. Alyssa Wheeler – 3.26m/10-8.25
12. Audrey Bebermeyer – 2.96m/9-8.50