VANCOUVER, B.C. – The Western Washington University Track & Field team wrapped up its spring break competition Sunday at the UBC Open.
 
WWU competed in the two-day meet on the Rashpal Dhillon Track and Field Oval on the UBC campus in Vancouver. The Vikings competed against student-athletes from UBC, Simon Fraser, Seattle Pacific and several Canadian club programs.
 
Senior Katie Potts won the discus on Sunday with a throw of 44.42m/145-9 after competing Thursday and Friday in Texas. Sophomore Kora Cook returned to outdoor action winning the high jump clearing 1.60m/5-3. Freshman Rylee Andrews placed 2nd in the shot put with a PR mark of 13.13m/43-1 to record the 6th-best mark in program history.
 
Sophomore Sydney Mohlman placed 2nd in the pole vault clearing 3.65m/11-11.75, just missing her outdoor PR of 3.67m/12-0.5.
 
Junior Jonah Bloom was 2nd in the 1500m with a time of 3:58.12, sophomore Noah Turner earned runner-up in the discus with a mark of 43.33m/142-2), junior Kurt Montero placed 2nd in the pole vault clearing 4.36m/14-3.5) and Calvin Gutierrez won the hammer throw with a mark of 50.76m/166-6).
 
Men's Results:

• 800m: Connor Palmen (4th, 1:54.61), Nathan Reseigh (5th, 1:54.75), Cole Riley (6th, 1:55.49)
• 1500m: Jonah Bloom (2nd, 3:58.12), Ian Eifert (6th, 3:59.96), Sam Lingwall (11th, 4:03.35), Dylan Lennon (22nd, 4:11.79), Matthew Salazar (30th, 4:20.30), Mason Hammons (4:25.69)
• 5000m: Eduardo Tobon Sanchez (12th, 14:54.45), Ryan Clough (13th, 14:54.67), Spencer Zeljak (16th, 14:58.58), Lev Michaels (15:14.90), Liam Rapp (23rd, 15:28.37), Luke Reiss (24th, 15:29.35), Anders Norman (28th, 15:48.60), TJ Parnow (31st, 16:10.01)
• High Jump: Nathan Shin (1st, 1.85m/6-0.75)
• Pole Vault: Kurt Montero (2nd, 4.36m/14-3.5), Aidan Klein (5th, 4.16m/13-7.75), Aiden Cox (3.86m/12-8)
• Long Jump: Hewie Nguyen (5th, 6.38m/20-11.25), Anouthai Vongphet (9th, 5.90m/19-4.25)
• Triple Jump: Anouthai Vongphet (7th, 11.74m/38-6.25)
• Shot Put: Calvin Gutierrez (3rd, 11.79m/38-8.25), Alex Pytte (4th, 11.75m/38-6.75)
• Discus: Noah Turner (2nd, 43.33m/142-2), Liam Wall (3rd, 41.18m/135-1), Alex Pytte (4th, 39.54m/129-8), Calvin Gutierrez (7th, 38.61m/126-8)
• Hammer Throw: Calvin Gutierrez (1st, 50.76m/166-6), Tristan Bahm (4th, 45.01m/147-8)

 
Women's Results:

• 1500m: Jill Philbin (5th, 4:38.52), Alanna Parker (22nd, 4:56.62), Delphine Maurer (24th, 4:58.18), Josephine Stevenson (28th, 5:01.78), Alexis Parker (30th, 5:03.90), Sarah Dickson (37th, 5:15.32)
• High Jump: Kora Cook (1st, 1.60m/5-3)
• Pole Vault: Sydney Mohlman (2nd, 3.65m/11-11.75)
• Long Jump: Ayla Danner-Bunn (2nd, 5.41m/17-9), Kora Cook (4th, 5.30m/17-4.75)
• Triple Jump: Ayla Danner-Bunn (3rd, 10.68m/35-0.5)
• Shot Put: Rylee Andrews (2nd, 13.13m/43-1), Maddy Grandbois (3rd, 12.54m/41-1.75)
• Discus: Katie Potts (1st, 44.42m/145-9)
• Javelin: Rylee Andrews (3rd, 37.38m/122-7)
• Heptathlon: Cassandra Schulberg (2nd, 3059), Tess King (4th, 2932)

  The Vikings are back in action next week spread across California at meets listed below. The complete 2025 WWU Track & Field schedule can be viewed online at wwuvikings.com/TF.
 

• Multis: Brutus Hamilton Multi-Events (Berkeley, CA) – April 3-4
• Distance: Mike Fanelli Track Classic (San Francisco, CA) – April 4-5
• Distance/Middle Distance: Stanford Invitational (Stanford, CA) – April 4-5
• Sprint/Jumps/Throws: Triton Invite (La Jolla, CA) – April 4-5

  The Vikings swept the team titles at the 2025 GNAC Indoor Championships earning the title of conference indoor champions for the second consecutive season. Dating back to the 2022 calendar year, the WWU men have won nine of 10 possible titles in cross country, indoor and outdoor, while the women have combined for seven of 10 titles. The Western track & field and cross country program has a current string of 12 consecutive team titles across men's and women's dating back to the 2023 outdoor championships.