CHESTER, Pa.- Luke Pikulski won the 10K in a time of 32 minutes and 17.05 seconds to lead the West Chester University men's track and field team at the Paul Donahue Invitational at Widener University this weekend.
Damian Simpson led West Chester in the 100 with a fourth-place finish in 10.82 seconds while
Amarre Mayo was ninth in 10.98 seconds.
Mayo and Simpson also took sixth and ninth in the 200 in 21.79 and 21.92 seconds, respectively.
David Burnshaw finished seventh in the 400 in 48.41 seconds.
Kevin Wickizer finished 13
th in the 400 hurdles in 57.21 seconds.
Josh Miller led West Chester in the 5000 with a fourth-place finish in 14:36.62, while Pikulski won the 10K in 32:17.05 with
Sean Fisher in fifth in 33:22.92.
West Chester wrapped up its day on the track with a 10
th place finish in the 4x400 relay in 3:22.60.
Chase Parkinson took fifth in the triple jump with a mark of 45 feet 11 inches (14.01 meters).
Sammy Jenkins and Devin Carlson Swank led West Chester in the pole vault with third place finishes with marks of 13-11 ¼ (4.25m).
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West Chester will be back in action next week for the Penn Relays at Franklin Field at the University of Pennsylvania.
