The Cougars delivered a strong performance at the RMAC Championships, highlighted by Zach Vance's exceptional finish in the 1500m and Ethan Nowakowski's success in the 400m hurdles. Vance secured a 3rd place finish with a time of 3:54, earning him First Team All-Conference honors, while Nowakowski clinched 6th in the 400mH, marking a solid end to his freshman season. Other notable performances included PRs from Josiah Weeda and Jacob Dymond in the hurdles and a strong showing from Joseph Lethlean in the 3k Steeplechase. Despite a competitive field, the Cougars showcased their talent, with many athletes wrapping up their seasons on a high note.

By the Numbers
  • Zach Vance finished the 1500m final in 3:54, earning 3rd place and his First Team All-Conference recognition.
  • Ethan Nowakowski's time in the 400m hurdles was 56.53, securing a 6th place finish and Second Team All-Conference honors.
  • Vance's time ranks him 33rd nationally, following a previous performance of 3:45 in California.
State of Play
  • The Cougars are concluding a historic season, with many athletes finishing their track competitions.
  • Matt Storer and Mateo Luna are preparing to compete at the national level in Emporia, KS on May 21-23.
What's Next

The Cougars look to continue their momentum into the national stage, particularly with athletes like Luna and Storer aiming for strong performances that could enhance their standings in national rankings.

Bottom Line

With impressive individual performances and a cohesive team effort, the Cougars are well-positioned for future success, as they aim to build on their achievements during the upcoming national championships.