SEATTLE, Wash. --- The Western Oregon track & field team yet again saw numerous athletes make the school's all-time top 10 list this week at the UW Invite.
 
The WOU men had a trio of athletes enter the WOU all-time top five in the 5,000: Ethan Bothwell (14:36.45 – third), Zander Campbell (14:38.45 – fourth) and Remedan Seman (14:38.73 – fifth).
 
The WOU 4x400 team of Owen Frazier, Teo Le, Jack Burgett and Brennen Murphy moved to No. 6 on the WOU all-time list with a time of 3:18.18.
 
Jacob Behrman in the shot put finished with the No. 8 mark in WOU history with a distance of 49 feet, 9 ¾ inches (15.18 meters).
 
As for the women, Kyla Potratz improved her WOU all-time No. 3 mark in the 3,000 by six seconds with a time of 9:55.16.
 
Potratz also moved into the WOU top 10 in the mile with a time of 5:06.15 while teammate Nettle Grey moved to No. 6 in the even with a time of 5:03.62.
 
In the weight throw, Guinevere Rydberg moved from fourth to third on the all-time list in the weight throw with a distance of 54 feet, 4.5 inches.
 
WOU's Adele Beckstead moved into the WOU top 10 in the 5,000 with a time of 17:53.01 – good for fifth on the list - while Maslin Sigler improved her time at the No. 7 spot to 18:17.48.
 
In the 800, Kaydence Nguyen improved her No. 7 all-time WOU mark at 2:16.72 while Amelia Merritt moved into the No. 8 spot at 2:16.98.
 
Izzy Boyd entered the school top 10 in the shot put with a distance of 41-11 ¼ (12.78 meters).
 
Up next for the Wolves is the Wolf Pack Classic in Reno, Nevada, starting Thursday.