SPOKANE, Wash. (May 7, 2025) — Sophomore Brooke Lyons captured wins in the women's 100-meter and 200-meter races to highlight Washington State Track & Field during Wednesday's Last Chance Meet hosted by Whitworth University. The Cougars put up a dominant overall performance with their 14 wins and another 10 on the podium. Three athletes put up personal bests and another two had season-best performances.
 
Lyons started off her afternoon with an impressive win in the 100-meter race, finishing with a time of 11.56 seconds. She was a tenth quicker than her teammate, Ashley Hollenbeck Willems, who finished in second place. Hollenbeck Willems set a personal best in the race, finishing with a time of 11.67 seconds, the eighth-fastest time in program history.
 
In the Women's 200-meter Lyons took the top of the podium for the second time Wednesday, finishing with a time of 23.79 seconds. Zoe Ray also impressed, finishing second with a time of 24.80 seconds.
 
Sophomore Tatum Moku set a personal best and set the eighth-best pole vault height in NCAA Division 1 this season. Her height of 4.50 meters is the best of her collegiate career, indoor or outdoor, extending her previous outdoor school record of 4.37m. She hit the heights of 4.10m and 4.22m on her first attempt, while hitting 4.28m and 4.40m on her second attempt. She took no time in hitting her personal best height of 4.50 meters, only using her first attempt to do so.
 
Sarah Kovich set a personal best time of 14.77 seconds in the 100 meter hurdles, finishing in first for her first win of her 2025 outdoor season.
 
In the men's high jump, AJ McGloflin set a season-best height of 2.12 meters, finishing in first place. He passed his first height of 2.00 meters on the first attempt and his height of 2.05 meters on his second attempt. On his season-best height, it only took him two attempts to pass the mark. Antoni Smith finished second in the event with a best height of 2.00 meters.
 
Additional event winners on the day include the men's 4x100 relay team of Bryson Stubblefield, Mason Lawyer, Parker Duskin and Keenan Kuntz in a facility-record time of 39.39 seconds; John Paredes (13.96) in the 100-meter hurdles; Lawyer in the 100-meter (10.21); Eysias Banks (53.73) in the 400-meter hurdles; Eli Lawrence (15.49m) in the triple jump; Alexandra Gustavel (1.66m) in the women's high jump; Mason Andulajevic (56.51m) in the men's hammer; Nevaeh Wilson (45.79m) in the women's discus and Kai Twaddle-Dunham (56.39m) in the men's discus.
 
Up Next:
The Cougars will compete at the Pac-12 Open on Saturday, May 10 in Corvallis.

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WSU Thursday Results
Whitworth Last Chance | Boppell Track | Spokane, Washington
Track Results
Men's 4x100m
- Stubblefield, Lawyer, Duskin, Kuntz: 39.39, 1st
 
Women's 100mH
- Sarah Kovich: 14.77 (0.1), 1st [PR]
 
Men's 100mH
- John Paredes: 13.96 (1.1), 1st [SB]
- Parker Duskin: 14.25 (1.1), 2nd
 
Men's 400m
- Grant Buckmiller: 46.65, 2nd
- Royal Haley: 46.93, 3rd
 
Women's 100m
- Brooke Lyons: 11.56 (0.9), 1st
- Ashley Hollenbeck Willems: 11.67 (0.9), 2nd [PR]
 
Men's 100m
- Mason Lawyer: 10.21 (1.8), 1st
- Bryson Stubblefield: 10.42 (1.8), 3rd
- Keenan Kuntz: 10.54 (1.8), 4th
- Parker Duskin: 10.71 (1.8), 5th
 
Women's 800m
- Riley Pyeatt: 2:18.17, 2nd
 
Men's 400mH
- Eysias Banks: 53.73, 1st
 
Women's 200m
- Brooke Lyons: 23.79 (1.4), 1st
- Zoe Ray: 24.80 (1.4), 2nd
 
Field Results 
 
Women's Pole Vault
- Tatum Moku: 4.50, 1st [PR] [T-8 in NCAA Division 1]
- Chloe Metz: 4.00m, 3rd
 
Men's Triple Jump 
- Eli Lawrence: 15.49m, 1st
 
Women's Hammer Throw
- Laura Lindquist: 48.56, 3rd
 
Women's High Jump
- Alexandra Gustavel: 1.66m, 1st
- Sarah Kovich: 1.61m, 2nd
 
Men's Hammer Throw
- Mason Andulajevic: 56.51m, 1st
 
Men's Pole Vault
- Gavin Dimick: 4.60m, 2nd
 
Women's Discus
- Nevaeh Wilson: 45.79m, 1st
 
Men's High Jump
- A.J. McGloflin: 2.12m, 1st [SB]
- Antoni Smith: 2.00m, 2nd
 
Men's Discus
- Kai Twaddle-Dunham: 56.39m, 1st