BLACKSBURG, Va. — Padding the record books is becoming a weekly tradition for the William & Mary men's indoor track & field team. On Friday, at the Doc Hale VT Meet, it was Jackson Cooley's turn to add his name to the metaphorical pages.
 
The junior from Reston, Va. ran a 6.89 in the 60m — a PR that now ranks him as the second all-time performer in the event Green and Gold history.
 
Also continuing to record his performances in Tribe lore was Austin Rice. The freshman ran the eighth-fastest 400m time in program history with a 49.13. The finish earned him fifth place, while Daniel Layton was 17^th (51.23) and Cole Harris was 21^st with a PR of 52.50.  
 
 
Field Events
Weight Throw
Jason Nwosu finished 13^th at 15.18m (49-9.75).  
 
Long Jump
Ethan Buenviaje was 17^th at 6:49m (21-3.5).
 
Running Events
60m Hurdles
Daniel Layton competed in the final of the event after posting a time of 8.20 in the prelims; the second-fastest in W&M history.
 
800m
Stephen Larson finished third in 1:52.16 — ninth all-time among W&M athletes. T.J. Corliss was tenth with a time of 1:55.24, while Owen Lipps finished 15^th with a PR of 1:55.72.
 
3000m
Nate Jennings paced the Tribe, finishing fifth in 8:35.47. Joseph Taylor ran a PR 8:45.06 to capture 11^th place, while Peyton Golden was 13^th (8:46.03) and Harrison Vives was 15^th (8:47.22).

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The Tribe wraps up compeittion at Virginia Tech, with field events getting underway at 11 AM. Live results can be found throughout the day here.