NEWBERG, Ore.—Harrison Fung and Jonathan Fritz each advanced to the 60M Hurdles Finals and Piper McCoy Harmon broke their own program record in the women's weight throw to lead Lewis & Clark College track & field in their final indoor track & field meet of the 2024-25 regular season. 
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
 
Lewis & Clark sent a small group of sprinters and field athletes to the George Fox Indoor #2 Meet on Friday afternoon. 
 
WOMEN'S RECAP 
 
McCoy Harmon broke their own program record in the weight throw by over two feet and junior Nia Pile and McCoy Harmon each finished in the top eight in the shot put.  
 
McCoy Harmon notched a program-record toss of 10.61M (34-09.75 Feet) to finish in 10^th place. They broke their PR by nearly two feet on the second of three qualifying throws. 
 
Pile finished sixth overall in the shot put. Her furthest throw carried 10.52M (34-06.25 Feet). McCoy Harmon was just behind her. The junior recorded a heave of 9.72M (31-10.75 Feet) to finish in eighth. Junior Michèe Brika registered a season-best mark of 8.56M (28-01.00 Feet) to place 15^th overall. 
 
Junior Anli Davis was Lewis & Clark's lone jumper on Friday. She placed 10^th in the long jump with a PR leap of 4.39M (14-05.00 Feet). 
 
Sophomore Callow Soto led four Pioneers in the 60M Dash. Soto took 21^st out of 46 runners with a time of 8.56. Senior Tessa Robinson added a season-best time of 8.70 to place 26^th. Pile came across in 8.91 to finish 34^th overall. Davis registered a PR time of 9.15 to take 42^nd place. 
 
Carolyn Mayberry and Elsie Chin represented Lewis & Clark in the 60M Hurdles. Mayberry (11.56) barely edged Chin (11.58) with the two placing 15^th and 16^th overall. 
 
MEN'S RECAP 
 
Fung and Fritz each advanced to the Finals of the 60M Hurdles to lead men's track & field on Friday. In the prelims, Fritz placed fourth out of 13 runners with a time of 8.99. Fung came in just behind his teammate with a time of 9.14 to place sixth overall. In the eight-man Final, Fung moved up to fifth overall with a time of 9.08. Fritz crossed the line in 9.18 to place seventh. 
 
Seven multi-sport, student-athletes competed in the 60M Dash. Junior Jordan Lahusky finished 12^th out of 67 competitors with a time of 7.21. First year Jaden Mwendapole posted a PR time of 7.30 to cross the line in 16^thplace. First year Aiden Wood took 31^st overall with a mark of 7.49. Junior Zaren Crockett (7.64) and first year Kris Adams (7.67) each ran PR times to place 48^th and 49^th. Sophomore Keegan Zaso finished in 7.84 to place 59^th. Senior JT Willis made his collegiate track & field debut and posted a time of 8.02 to finish 62^nd.
 
Sophomore Liam Stanley represented Lewis & Clark in the field events. He placed 10^th overall in the weight throw. His best toss traveled 10.07M (33-05.00 Feet). He took 14^th overall in the shot put with a throw of 8.66M (28-05.00 Feet). 
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• McCoy Harmon (10.61M/34-09.75 Feet) improved their own program-record distance in the weight throw by 0.73M (2.4.75 Feet). They are the only thrower in program history to break nine meters (29.50 Feet) in the event. 
• Mwedenapole moved into ninth place in program history in the 60M Dash. Crockett (21^st), Adams (22^nd) and Willis (29^th) all cracked the top-30 on Friday. 
• Robinson's time of 8.70 is tied for the second-fastest of her collegiate career. She ran an 8.56 in February 2022 at the Seattle Pacific Final Qualifier. 
• Davis's jump of 4.39M in the long jump puts her seventh all-time in program history in the event. 

WHAT'S NEXT 
 
While Lewis & Clark will likely send one or two runners to Indoor Nationals (March 14-15), the rest of the team will turn their focus to outdoor track & field next weekend. The Pioneers will travel to Tacoma for the two-day Ed Boitano Invitational. The meet will start on Friday, February 28 and conclude on Saturday, March 1.