Concord Wraps Up Regular Season at Randolph College's Wildcat Invite

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ATHENS, W.Va. – The Concord University men's and women's track & field teams compete in the final regular season meet of the outdoor season when it travels to the Wildcat Invite hosted by Randolph College Saturday.

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LAST TIME OUT
The Mountain Lions hosted the Concord Invite April 12 as both the men's and women's teams finished second in the team scoring.

On the men's side, CU tallied four victories with three coming in individual events and the other being in the 4x100-meter relay. Graduate student Alex Watty (800-meter run), senior Preston Prather (5,000-meter run) and junior George Acuna III (400-meter hurdles) were winners. The quartet of freshman Jaidyn Foddrell, junior Ian Gardner, freshman Bradley Harris and graduate student Gerard Hearst won the 4x100-meter relay. Prather ran a season-best time of 15:24.40 in the 5,000-meters in route to his win.

The Mountain Lion women had two event victories: freshman Abbey Londeree in the 10,000-meter run and graduate student Emily Wallace in the 1,500-meter run. However, the throwing events paced the second-place team finish for CU. Freshman Meagan Poticher was second in the javelin with a personal-best toss of 27.83 meters. Sophomore Lilly Jackson (27.05 meters) and senior Alaina Mills (25.86 meters) were fourth and fifth, respectively. Poticher added a third-place showing in the discus (26.67 meters). Graduate student Abbey Wallace was seventh (23.74 meters).

WILDCAT INVITE ENTRIES
With Saturday being the final opportunity for the Mountain Lions to make the top 16 in their respective events for the Mountain East Conference Championships, some athletes are sitting on the bubble ahead of the MEC Meet April 28-30 at Frostburg State.

Harris is in the mix to qualify in three individual events at the conference championships. He will be entered in all three sprint events this weekend: 100, 200 and 400-meter dashes. He is currently ranked 13^th in the 200-meters in the MEC and 18^th in both the 100 and 400-meter dashes. Hearst leads the conference in the 100-meters (10.61 seconds), but is also looking to secure a spot in the 200-meters where he ranks 22^nd. Freshmen Andrew Tickle and Wes Holcomb are seeking to move up in the 3,000-meters steeplechase as they sit 13^th and 15^th, respectively. Acuna III is currently 15^th in the 400-meter hurdles. And junior Jonny Sweeney is on the bubble in the javelin, currently ranked 15^th.

Watty is sits 17^th in the 800-meters and freshmen Braden Ward is 17^th in the 5,000-meters. They will travel to WVU for the Mountaineer Twilight Saturday.

On the women's side, the trio of junior Alexis Anzevino, freshman Hayley Collins and junior Shyanna James are entered in the 400-meter hurdles. Collins is securely in the field for the MEC Championships as she ranks ninth. Anzevino will be seeking to lock up her current spot of 13^th while James is 17^th heading into the weekend. Freshman Sara Turner is 18^th in the 5,000-meters and is scheduled to run alongside fellow freshman Piper Doughton. Sophomore Emma Jenkins needs to move up four places to tie up a spot in the 800-meters. And Mills begins the weekend 15^th in the javelin throw. Competing with her will be graduate student Jasmine Abrell, freshman Abby Humphrey and senior Taylor Perry.