Western Oregon University Wolves

Williams cruised to the 200-meter conference title with a time of 21.32. His finish matched the GNAC Championship record set last year by Rimar Christie of Northwest Nazarene. It also set a new McArthur Field record, breaking Central Washington's Anthony Wright's four-year-old record. Western Washington's Alex Donigian placed second Saturday at 21.64. Williams' top time of the season was 21.19, which was a provisional-qualifying mark for the NCAA Div. II National Championships and is 19th in the nation.
 
Earlier in the day, Williams scored six team points for the WOU men with a third place finish in the 100 meters. The junior crossed the line at 10.74, matching the 10th best time WOU history. Christie won the event with a time of 10.64.