LA GRANDE, Ore. – Three men's indoor school records were toppled on the final day of the regular-season, as Oregon Tech closed out competition at the EOU Last Chance Meet.
 
Each of the marks were achieved on the 175-meter oval – led by Kai Miles, who crushed the 3,000-meter record by seven seconds with his second-place finish (8:38.52). Bryce Worrell claimed the school record in the mile (4:27.43), while Evan Sneed posted the top 400-meter mark (49.84) in program history.
 
Tucker Piper capped a solid weekend with a second-place finish in the 800-meters (1:59.29), Tate Wyman took third in the long jump (6.42 meters / 21 feet, 0 ¾ inches) and had Tech's top time in the 60-meters (7.48), with Eli Stevens placing third in the pole vault (4.60 / 15-1).
 
Both Ryan Doherty (3,656 points) and Bryson Teal (3,439) completed competition in the heptathlon.
 
Complete Results at https://swtiming.anet.live/meets/62056