The Anderson University men’s track and field team competed in the non-scoring Indiana Wesleyan University Indoor Invitational on Saturday in Marion.

Cory Boyland led the Ravens with a third place finish in the shot put with a toss of 50-5 1/2 feet. He also finished 13th in the weight throw with a throw of 42-10 1/4.

Leonard Wells posted a pair of top 10 finishes, placing fifth in the shot put (47-9 3/4) and seventh in the weight throw (47-10 1/2). Jerel Hall was fifth in the 200 meters with a time of 22.97 and also placed 10th in the 60 meters (7.18).

AU hosts the Indoor Invitational on Saturday in the Kardatzke Wellness Center at 3 p.m.

AU finishers

60 – 10. Jerel Hall, 7.18; 27. Andy Herrick, 7.79

200 – 5. Jerel Hall, 22.97; 35. Andy Herrick, 25.29; 36. Adam Rodriguez, 25.42; 39. Harrison Ruhl, 26.11; 41. Jordan Koontz, 27.79

400 – 15. Logan Wilhelm, 56.72

600 – 10. Matt St. Amour, 1:30.64

Mile – 15. Tanner Johnson, 4:54.96

3,000 – 12. Erin Linn, 10:02.24; 13. Marc St. Amour, 10:04.19

5,000 – 13. Jeff Vibbert, 16:41.96; 21. Drew Beaty, 18:09.40

60 H – 16. Matt Gaff, 10.00; 17. Jordan Koontz, 11.05

800 relay – 6. Anderson, 1:37.95

HJ – 10. Matt Gaff, 5-8

SP – 3. Cory Boyland, 50-5 1/2; 5. Leonard Wells, 47-9 3/4; 15. Caleb Collier, 41-7; 21. Adam Tindall, 39-8 1/2

Weight – 7. Leonard Wells, 47-10; 13. Cory Boyland, 42-10 1/4; 18. Caleb Collier, 40-6; 24. Adam Tindall, 31-1 3/4

The Anderson University men’s track and field team finished fifth in the eigh-team Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships on Saturday in Terre Haute.

Leonard Wells led the Ravens with a second place finish in the discus (156-2) and a third in the shot put with a toss of 47-10 1/2. Other runner-up finishers were E.J. Cripe in the 100 meters (2nd, 11.16), Tanner Johnson in the 800 meters (2nd, 1:57.17),

Other top five finishers were Baba Fahnbulleh in the long jump (4th, 20-7), John Rigsby in the pole vault (4th, 13-10 1/2), Matt Helm in the 5,000 meters (16:01.08) and 10,000 meters (4th, 33:20.97), Emby Duncan in the 1,500 (4th, 4:19.61), Jake Wyatt in the 10,000 meters (5th, 34:00.27), Matt Dougherty in the 3,000 steeplechase (5th, 10:34.10), Marc St. Amour in the 1,500 (5th, 4:19.95) and the 400 relay (5th, 44.35) and 1,600 relay team (4th, 3:31.67).

Team scores – Rose-Hulman 191, Manchester 138.5, Defiance 91, Franklin 84.5, Anderson 84, Hanover 75, Mt. St. Joseph 62, Bluffton 52.

For complete individual results go to the 2009 Schedule/Results page on the AU athletic web site.

Leonard Wells, John Rigsby, Baba Fahnbulleh and E.J. Cripe each won events for the Anderson University men’s track and field team in the non-scoring AU Pre-Conference Invitational on Friday at Macholtz Stadium.

Wells won the shot put (46-6 3/4) while Rigsby was victorious in the pole vault (13-11 1/4), Fahnbulleh in the long jump (19-1 1/4) and Cripe in the 100 meters (11.33).

“I was pleased overall by our performances,” said AU coach Scott Wilson. “We had many people hit personal bests and two seniors had standout performances. Michelle Roth broke our school record in the triple jump with a big jump of 37-4, which was a personal best for her by nearly two feet.  John Rigsby had a personal best in the pole vault with a jump of 14-feet.”

AU runs at the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships on Friday and Saturday in Terre Haute.

For complete individual results from the Pre-Conference Invitational go to the 2009 Schedule/Results page on the AU men’s track and field web site.

The Anderson University men’s track and field team finished sixth in the seven-team AU Invitational on Saturday at Macholtz Stadium.

Leonard Wells led the Ravens with a pair of top five marks, finishing second in the discus (150-1) and third in the shot put (48-4 3/4). He also finished 10th in the hammer with a distance of 111-2.

Other top five finishers were Matt Dougherty in the 3,000 steeplechase (10:28.41), Logan Wilhelm in the 400 (53.60), Baba Fahnbulleh in the long jump (19-0 3/4), John Rigsby in the pole vault (5th, 12-11 1/2) and the 400 relay (3rd, 45.58) and 1,600 relay (4th, 3:35.59).

AU travels to the Little State meet in Marion on Saturday at 10 a.m.

AU finishers

400 relay – 3. Anderson, 45.58

3,000 SC – 3. Matt Dougherty, 10:28.41

1,500 – 7. Marc St. Amour, 4:15.34, 8. Emby Duncan, 4:15.36, 18. Matt St. Amour, 4:26.64, 21. Drew Beaty, 4:35.55

400 – 4. Logan Wilhelm, 53.60, 8. Harrison Ruhl, 56.19, 11. B.J. Dubois, 1:01.12

100 – 18. James Geary, 12.95

800 – 6. Tanner Johnson, 2:01.63, 8. Dan Malloy, 2:03.27, 11. Marc St. Amour, 2:04.63, 12. Matt St. Amour, 2:04.90, 15. Emby Duncan, 2:05.65, 23. Drew Beaty, 2:16.87

200 – 8. Baba Fahnbulleh, 23.67, 14. Logan Wilhelm, 24.31, 16. Harrison Ruhl, 24.89, 21. James Geary, 27.35

5,000 – 6. Matt Helm, 16:04.64, 7. Jake Wyatt, 16:25.24

1,600 relay – 4. Anderson, 3:35.59

SP – 3. Leonard Wells, 48-4 3/4, 12. Adam Tindall, 37-1 1/4

Discus – 2. Leonard Wells, 150-1

Hammer – 10. Leonard Wells, 111-2, 11. Antoine Brown, 110-0, 14. Adam Tindall, 97-10

LJ – 4. Baba Fahnbulleh, 19-0 3/4

PV – 5. John Rigsby, 12-11 1/2

Javelin – 11. Tanner Johnson, 104-3, 12. Kyle Robinson, 82-2

Leonard Wells picked up a couple of top 10 finishes to lead the Anderson University men’s track and field team in the non-scoring meet on Saturday at Indiana Wesleyan in Marion.

Wells finished third in the shot put (47-11 1/4) and sixth in the discus (140-10) and was also 17th in the hammer throw (108-10).

“This meet starts our outdoor season and its a start,” said AU coach Scott Wilson. “We needed a meet after being off competition for several weeks. Like most March meets, it was cold and windy, but we competed alright.”

Other top five finishers were Tanner Johnson in the 800 (3rd, 2:01.75) and the 1,600 relay team (5th, 3:39.07).

Marc St. Amour was sixth in the 1,500 in a time of 4:18.60, which is a personal best and the second best time in the conference this year.

Andrew Rodriguez finished eight in the 400 hurdles in a time of 1:01.84, which was a personal best and the fourth best time in the HCAC in 2009.

AU hosts the their own Invitational on Saturday at 11 a.m.

AU finishers

100 -14. Harrison Ruhl, 12.18, 17. Brian Moon, 19.74

200 – 18. Logan Wilhelm, 23.79, 21. Harrison Ruhl, 24.61, 24. B.J. Duois, 26.22

400 – 11. Logan Wilhelm, 54.94, 14. Wes Becker, 1:00.04

800 – 3. Tanner Johnson, 2:01.75, 7. Dan Malloy, 2:07.08, Marc. St. Amour, 2:07.27, 9. Matt St. Amour, 2:08.27, 10. Emby Duncan, 2:08.57.

1,500 – 6. Marc St. Amour, 4:18.60, 10. Emby Duncan, 4:24.82, 13. Matt St.  Amour, 4:30.21, 20. Drew Beaty, 4:47.89, 22. Ryan Ash, 5:03.62

5,000 – 7. Matt Helm, 16:11.75, 10. Jake Wyatt, 16:26.22

100 H – 10. Andrew Rodriguez, 17.56

400 H – 8. Andrew Rodriguez, 1:01.84

3,000 SC – 6. Matt Dougherty, 10:53.53

1,600 relay – 5. Anderson, 3:39.07

PV – 6. John Rigsby, 12-5 1/2

SP – 3. Leonard Wells, 47-11 1/4, 9. Adam Tindall, 38-7 1/2

Discus – 6. Leonard Wells, 140-10, 17. Adam Tindall, 96-11, 22. Kyle Robinson, 65-3

Hammer – 17. Leonard Wells, 108-10, 18. Antoine Brown, 104-4

Javelin – 13. Kyle Robinson, 82-4

The Anderson University men’s track and field team finished fourth in the 11-team Fred Wilt Memorial Indoor Invitational on Saturday in Ward Fieldhouse at the Kardatzke Wellness Center.

Vincennes won the meet with 162 points, followed by Calvin (108), Wabash (65) and Anderson (56).

“We performed well in a competitive meet,” said AU coach Scott Wilson. “If we could leave the meet knowing that we had given our best for that day then we would be successful. I think we did well in reaching for that goal.”

Leonard Wells and Tony Pryor led the Ravens with first-place finishes in the shot put and 800 meters, respectively. Wells had a throw of 14.93 meters in the shot whle Pryor ran a 1:57.55 in the 800. Wells also finished fourth in the weight throw (13.41 meters). The men’s 800 relay team was also victorious in a time of 1:34.74. Both Wells and Pryor’s efforts were personal bests for them.

Other top five finishers for the Ravens were Marc St. Amour in the 1,000 meters (2nd, 2:39.03), E.J. Cripe in the 55 meters (5th, 6.70), Dan Malloy in the 1,000 meters (2:41.88), Emby Duncan in the mile (5th, 4:35.25) and the men’s 1,600 relay team (3rd, 3:32.26).

AU travels to the DePauw Indoor Qualifier on Friday at 5 p.m.

For complete team and individual results to go the 2009 Schedule/Results page on the Women’s Track and Field page of the AU athletic web site.

Emby Duncan and Leonard Wells each were victorious for the Anderson University men’s track and field team last Saturday in the Raven Indoor Invitational at the Ward Fieldhouse in the Kardatzke Wellness Center.

“It was a good outing for our team,” said AU coach Scott Wilson. “Overall, our team is making progress and I saw a level of competitiveness that I haven’t seen yet this season.”

Duncan won the 1,000 meters in a time of 2:46.21 while Wells was first in the shot put with a distance of 48-10. The men’s 800 relay team was also victorious in a time of 1:35.07.

Other top five AU finishers were Tony Pryor in the 800 (2nd, 2:00.59) and mile (4th, 4:33.73), Marc St. Amour in the mile (5th, 4:35.80), Dan Malloy in the 1,000 (2nd, 2:47.74), Drew Beaty in the 1,000 (4th, 2:57.24), Kenton Pratt in the 1,000 (5th, 2:57.28), Baba Fahnbulleh in the 55 meters (3rd, 6.66) and 200 meters (4th, 23.42), E.J. Cripe in the 55 meters (4th, 6.72), Taylor Holmes in the 3,000 meters (9:06.08), Matt Helm in the 3,000 meters (4th, 9:11.86) and the 1,600 relay team (2nd, 3:31.60).

St. Amour, Fahnbulleh, Holmes, Wells and Antoine Brown’s throw of 36-1 1/4 in the weight throw were all personal bests.

AU hosts the Fred Wilt Memorial Indoor Invitational on Saturday at 3 p.m.

For complete AU individual results go to the Schedule/Results page of the AU athletic web site