EMPORIA, Kan -- Day two of the MIAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships saw the men's team add critical points in the decathlon, 10,000 meters, and hammer throw, while also setting up potential scoring chances for Sunday's finals. Washburn enters the final day of action with 27 points sitting in fourth place overall.

Drew McGilton headlined the day with a complete performance in the decathlon, claiming the MIAA title with 6,576 points, earning 10 team points and All-MIAA honors. He became the fourth Ichabod individual champion at the MIAA Outdoor Championships. McGilton won the 100m (10.94) and had top-three finishes in the long jump (6.81m), 110m hurdles (871 points), and pole vault (4.07m). He rounded out the ten events with a consistent showing across the board, finishing no lower than eighth in most events. Judah Bowell placed 8th overall with 5,723 points, contributing one team point, while Bryce Schwerdtfeger finished 11th with 4,384.

Jaden Magana delivered big in the hammer, finishing second with a personal-best 59.19m for eight points, All-MIAA recognition, and a provisional qualifier. He also placed ninth in the discus at 44.56m.

In the 10,000 meters, Donald Kibet scored five points with a fourth-place finish in 30:08.50, while Tommy Roehl ran a personal best 30:35.04 to finish eighth and grab a point. Aidan Junior also set a PR with a 16th-place 30:49.80.

Eddie Craig advanced to the 100m final by running 10.50 in prelims to place eighth. In the 400m prelims, Tucker Groh finished 16th in 49.81. The 800m crew showed depth, with Ross O'Brien (12th, 1:54.08), Trent Zimbelman (17th, 1:54.78), and Grady Buessing (20th, 1:55.40) all running personal bests. Jake Muller and Sam Baxter moved through to the 400m hurdles final with respective times of 53.78 and 53.91.

In the field events, Tauan Lyra scored two points in the long jump with a seventh-place mark of 7.14m, a personal best and NCAA provisional performance. Zuri Glenn finished 14th at 6.93m. In the throws, Caden Rhamy was 14th in the discus and 18th in the hammer. Decathlon (FINAL)
Drew McGIlton – 1st – 6576 points – All-MIAA - 10 points
Judah Bowell – 8th – 5723 points – 1 point
Bryce Schwerdtfeger – 11th –4384 points

100m
McGilton – 1st – 10.94 – 874 points
Bowell – 7th – 11.56 – 740 points
Schwerdtfeger – 9th – 11.75

400m
McGilton – 3rd – 51.60 – 742 points
Bowell – 6th – 52.41 points – 707 points
Schwerdtfeger - 10th – 55.65 – 573 points

110m hurdles
McGilton – 2nd – 10.94 – 871 points
Bowell – 7th – 11.56 – 863 points
Schwerdtfeger – 9th – 11.75 – 248 points

1500m
McGilton – 7th – 5:13.59 – 484 points
Bowell – 8th – 5:20.53 – 447 points
Schwerdtfeger – DNF – 0 points

Long jump
McGilton – 3rd – 6.81m (22-04.25) – 769 points
Bowell – 6th – 6.58m (21-07.25) – 716 points
Schwerdtfeger – 9th – 6.21m (20-04.50)

Shot Put
McGilton – 8th – 9.99m (32-09.50) – 485 points
Bowell – 9th – 9.63m (31-07.25)
Schwerdtfeger – 11th – 8.20m (26-11.00) – 378 points

Discus
McGilton – 6th – 30.31m (99-05)
Bowell – 7th – 27.74m (91-00)
Schwerdtfeger – 10th – 23.45m (76-11)
Javelin
McGilton – 4th – 47.18m (154-09) – 547 points
Bowell – 10th – 31.65m (103-10) – 322 points
Schwerdtfeger – 11th – 30.70m (100-08) – 309 points

Pole Vault
McGilton – 3th – 4.07m (13-04.25) – 637 points
Bowell – 8th – 3.57m (11-08.50) – 501 points
Schwerdtfeger – 3rd – 4.07m (13-04.25) – 637 points

High Jump
McGilton – 3rd – 1.88m (6-02.00) – 696 points
Bowell – 9th – 1.70m (5-07.00)
Schwerdtfeger – 7th – 1.73m (5-08.00)