Louisville Finishes With Two Wins at the Power Five Invitational

Saturday, February 1

Ann Arbor, Mich.

University of Louisville

Power Five Invitational

Photo by: Natalie Uhl

Louisville Finishes With Two Wins at the Power Five Invitational

February 01, 2020 | Track & Field

Final Results

Rashida Harris and Trey Allen finish the day with wins in the shot put and they high jump, respectively

Ann Arbor, Mich. -- The University of Louisville men's and women's track and field teams picked up two wins and finished with nine top three finishes on the final day of competition at the at the Power Five Invitational.

Senior Rashida Harris picked up the Cardinals' first win of the day in the shot put. The senior threw an indoor personal best of 15.71m/51-06.50 for her third straight win of the season. Freshman Trey Allen captured his second win of the season in the high jump. Allen cleared the bar at 2.08m/6-09.75 for his second best mark of the season.

Brooke Raglin placed second in the women's 60m dash, behind Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix with a time of 7.39. Gabriela Leon also recorded a second place finish. She finished with a mark of 3.94m/12-11. Sharnae Alston finished second in the 200m with a season best time of 24.34.

Freshman Cayden Spencer-Thompson placed second in the men's triple jump with a leap of 15.03m/49-03.75. The freshman also finished third in the long jump with a mark of 7.10m/23-03.50.

Alivia Ash finished third in the women's high jump, clearing the bar at 1.72m/5-07.75. Makenli Forrest threw a season best of 21.13m/69-04 to finish third in the weight throw.

The Cardinals will return to action in three different meets the weekend of Feb. 14-15 at the Hoosier Hills Invitational, Iowa State Classic and Tyson Invitational.

Power Five Invitational
Feb. 1, 2020
U-M Indoor Track Building | Ann Arbor, Mich.

Men's Heptathlon (Final)
4. Aaron Johnson, 5023
5. Clay Moss, 4568

Men's 60mH | Heptathlon
4. Aaron Johnson, 8.49
6. Clay Moss, 9.11

Men's Pole Vault | Heptathlon
4. Aaron Johnson, 3.85m/12-07.50
5. Clay Moss, 3.35m/10-11.75

Men's 1000 Meters | Heptathlon
3. Aaron Johnson, 2:54.66
5. Clay Moss, 2:58.72

Women's High Jump
3. Alivia Ash, 1.72m/5-07.75

Women's Long Jump
4. Alexis Gibbons, 5.83m/19-01.50
5. Gabriela Leon, 5.75m/18-10.50
7. Renate van Tonder, 5.65m/18-06.50
14. Briana Washington, 5.14m/16-10.50

Men's Long Jump
3. Cayden Spencer-Thompson, 7.10m/23-03.50
7. Chris Woody, 6.60m/21-08

Women's Shot Put
1. Rashida Harris, 15.71m/51-06.50
10. Victoria Farley, 13.66m/44-09.75

Women's 60mH
5. Kayla Alexander, 8.50
8. Kelsey Heyward, 8.79

Men's 60mH
6. D'Onte Blount, 8.57

Women's 60m
2. Brooke Raglin, 7.39
5. Sharnae Alston, 7.51

Women's One Mile
14. Dorcas Wasike, 4:57.27
19. Ivine Chemutai, 5:09.02

Men's High Jump
1. Trey Allen, 2.08m/6-09.75
5. Jonah Hyde, 1.98m/6-06

Men's One Mile
10. Ryan Johnston, 4:17.21
14. Ben Ewert, 4:20.70

Women's Pole Vault
2. Gabriela Leon, 3.94m/12-11
4. Aliyah Welter, 3.94m/12-11
6. Auriane Viola, 3.79m/12-05.25
10. Carly Pujol 3.64m/11-11.25

Men's Triple Jump
2. Cayden Spencer-Thompson, 15.03m/49-03.75
4. Jeremiah Willis, 13.80m/45-03.50

Men's Shot Put
5. Cade Richeson, 17.32m/56-10
6. Christian Buckley, 17.27m/56-08
11. Daniel Fiedler, 14.50m/47-07

Women's Weight Throw
3. Makenli Forrest, 21.13m/69-04
7. Halee Hudson, 19.20m/63-0
13. Tiana Bazie, 15.26m/50-00.75

Men's 400m
13. Kameron Jones, 51.10

Women's 800m
19. Lindsey Fanz, 2:18.63

Women's 200m
2. Sharnae Alston, 24.34
5. Brooke Raglin, 24.50
10. Kelsey Heyward, 25.44

Men's 200m
6. Isiah Pantiere, 21.92

Women's Triple Jump
5. Briana Washington, 11.74m

Women's 3000m
9. Bailey Beery, 9:52.63