MARYVILLE, Mo. -- The Northwest Missouri State University outdoor track and field squads had numerous event winners at the Bearcat Tuneup on Sunday, including a school record in the Javelin throw. 

The Bearcats crowned 15 event champions during the Bearcat Tuneup. 

Field Events
Javelin (W): The Bearcats went one, two, and three in the event. Luisarys Toledo took the crown, setting a new school record with a provisional throw of 46.43 meters (152-04). Toledo's throw breaks a seven-year-old record set by Shelley Laures (5/25/17) and sits fourth-best in the MIAA and eighth-best in Div. II this season. Journey Lyons came in second place with a throw of 41.33 meters (135-07). Addison Long claimed third with a throw of 39.10 meters (128-03). 

Long Jump (W): Kyah Luhring took the crown with a leap of 5.66 meters (18-07). Grace Hill claimed third place with a jump of 5.18 meters. 

Long Jump (M): Drew Beachler claimed the event crown with a leap of 7.18 meters (23-06.75). 

High Jump (M): Blake Morgan won the event with a jump of 2.03 meters (6-08), as Jeremiah Rainey-Dunlap took second with a jump of 1.90 meters (6-02.75). 

High Jump (W): Anna Gladstone took the crown with a mark of 1.55 meters (5-01). 

Hammer Throw (W): Alli Poage posted a mark of 35.48 meters (116-05), claiming fifth place. 

Discus (W): Quinn Weakley took fourth with a throw of 36.40 meters (119-05), as Poage placed fifth with a final throw of 31.77 meters (104-02). 

Shot Put (W): Weakley claimed third place with a throw of 12.00 meters (39-04.50). 

Running Events
4x100 Relay (M): Both Bearcat relay teams claimed first and second place in the event. The quartet of Dominic Sedlacek, Joel Dos Santos, Zac Anderson, and Enrico Cavagna took first place with a provisional time of 40.46 seconds. The team of Jacey Hutson, Xavier Horn, Quinn Gruver, and Mason Swaney took second place with a time of 42.08 seconds. 

100-meter H (W): Anna Gladstone claimed the crown in the event, crossing the line at 14.80 seconds. 

400-meter dash (W): The Bearcats also went one, two, and three in the event. Toledo claimed the event crown with a provisional time of 53.33 seconds. Jadyn Barnes came in second place with a new personal best time of 56.37 seconds. Federica Lega took third, crossing the line at 58.07 seconds. 

400-meter dash (M): Truman Hare took first place with a provisional time of 47.63 seconds. Gavyn Monday came in second place, crossing the line at 48.34 seconds. Logan Arellano finished in 48.42 seconds, placing third. Zach Pittman posted a fifth-place finish with a time of 49.59 seconds. 

100-meter dash (W): Jaurdin Mallory claimed second place, crossing the line at 12.32 seconds. Reese Brown crossed the line in 12.73 seconds in fifth place. 

100-meter dash (M): Cavagna and Sedlacek's one and two finish came down to a thousandth of a second, both receiving provisional times. Cavagna edged Sedlacek claiming first, with a time of 10.477 seconds as Sedlacek finished at 10.489 seconds. Andersen placed third with a time of 10.86 seconds. 

800-meter run (W): Kaylee Harp took second place with a time of 2:12.63. 

400-meter H (W): Jaedy Commins secured first place with a time of 1:02.59. 

400-meter H (M): Matt Goeckel also claimed a first-place finish in the event with a time of 1:05.21. 

200-meter dash (M): Cavagna capped off his three-event crown day with a first-place finish in the 200-meter dash with a time of 21.27 seconds. Pittman came in third with a time of 22.46 seconds. Christian Lanphier posted a fourth-place finish, crossing the line at 22.53 seconds.  

200-meter dash (W): Lexie Gilbert took the event crown, crossing the finish line at 24.40 seconds. Jadyn Barnes came in second place with a time of 25.09 seconds. Mallory finished in fifth place, crossing the line at 25.63 seconds. 

4x400 Relay (M): Both Bearcat teams posted first and second-place finishes in the event. The quartet of Mason Swaney, Cooper Greenslade, Matt Goeckel, and Jacey Hutson claimed first place with a time of 3:31.32. The team of Quinn Gruver, Ethan Easter, Alex Jackson, and Zach Pittman took second, crossing the line in 3:31.55.

Northwest outdoor track and field is set for the Drake Relays and the Kip Janvrin Open on Thursday, April 25.