WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – A couple of the all-time best.
 
Competing in Friday's Wake Forest Invitational, William & Mary saw its record books grow once again as several athletes posted historic performances.
 
In the 400m hurdles, senior Daniel Layton took first place with a time of 54.02, a run that moves him into No. 9 on the Tribe's all-time performers list. Then, in the 1,500m Invitational, Jacob Jones crossed the finish line in 3:43.74 to finish in 17^th. The time moves him into No. 9 on W&M's all-time performers list.
 
And on the field side of things, freshman Ross Bazzichi moved into No. 16 on the Tribe's all-time performers list in the hammer throw and took seventh place in the event at 50.19m (164-8).
 
100m Hurdles
Lyaton ran a 14.88, to finish fourth.  
 
800m
Stephen Larson finished 10^th, crossing the finish line in 1:51.99. Matthias Oettl was 19^th and Jonathan Kumer was 21^st.
 
1,500m
Sam Pritchard took seventh with a time of 3:48.67. Andrew Lagattuta was 11^th (3:49.95), Evan Goodell was 14^th (3:50.12), and Brendan DiStefano was 19^th (3:53.03).

10,000m
Nate Jennings finished 12th. 
 
Long Jump
Ethan Buenviaje finished fifth at 6.93m (22-9), while Cole Harris was ninth.
 
Pole Vault
J.P. Mintz captured third at 4.45m (14-7.25).
 
Hammer Throw
Jason Nwosu finished in 11^th.
 
Discus
Nwosu and Bazzichi both recorded strong showings in the event, with Nwosu taking 12^th at 45.23 (148-4), while Bazzichi was 14^th.
 
Shotput
Nwosu was fourth at 16.48m (54-1) and Bazzichi was eighth at 14.04m (46-0.75).
 
UP NEXT
It's a jam-packed weekend for the Tribe as W&M is slated to compete at the Penn Relays from April 27 – 29 and the Virginia High Performance Meet on Sunday, April 30.