Final Results from Buc Scoring / Combined Events Meet can be found here.
 
Results from the Al Manuel Invitational will be given after the final events tomorrow and will be reported on GoEags.com afterward. 

Quotes from head men's coach Stan Kerr to come.
 
The Eastern Washington University track and field team split squads this weekend and concluded the final day, today (Mar. 25) of the Buc Scoring / Combined Events Meet in Spokane, Wash., at the Whitworth Pine Bowl. The other half of the squad competed at the Al Manuel Invitational in Missoula, Mont., at Dornblaser Field. 
 
Two women from the Eastern track and field team competed in the heptathlon today. Maggie Nelson placed first in the heptathlon with 5,130 points. This set a new Eastern Washington University school record. The previous record of 4,857 was set in 2017 by Kendra Hamm. Nelson is the first Eagle in program history to ever score over 5,000 points in the heptathlon, and she also owns the indoor pentathlon school record.
 
"Nelson had a great heptathlon competition. Competing in the first heptathlon of the outdoor season she set a new school record.  In addition, as part of the heptathlon competition she threw the javelin a personal record 158-8. She has a great shot of getting into the NCAA West Regional meet with that mark. You couldn't ask for a better start to your outdoor season than achieving those two goals," stated head women's coach Marcia Mecklenburg. 
 
The heptathlon events that concluded today were the heptathlon long jump, the heptathlon javelin, and the heptathlon 800-meter. 
 
In the heptathlon long jump, Nelson placed first with a mark of 18-3 1/4. In the heptathlon javelin she placed first with a mark of 158-8. Then in the heptathlon 800-meter she placed second with a time of 2:29.44.
 
"Nelson's performance the last two days was truly phenomenal. Not only did she break the Eastern Washington University school record by about 300 points, these points posted a mark in the javelin which will qualify her for the NCAA West Regional meet," explained jumps and multi-events coach Dave Nielsen.
 
Hayden McAuliff placed fourth in the heptathlon with a total of 4,101 points. 
 
McAuliff placed third in the heptathlon long jump with a mark of 17-3 1/2. In the heptathlon javelin throw she placed sixth with a mark of 96-10. In the heptathlon 800-meter she placed third with a time of 2:30.60. 
 
The decathlon events that concluded today were the decathlon 110-meter hurdles, decathlon discus, decathlon pole vault, decathlon javelin, and the decathlon 1,500-meter. 
 
Five Eastern men competed in the decathlon today. Chris Homen came in first place with a total of 6,006 points. Homen placed second in the decathlon 110-meter hurdles with a time of 15.95. in the decathlon discus throw he placed fourth with a mark of 107-10. In the decathlon pole vault, he placed second with a mark of 13-3 1/2. In the decathlon javelin throw he placed ninth with a mark of 108-11. In the decathlon 1,500-meter he placed sixth with a time of 5:11.28.
 
Elijah Conley placed third with a total of 5,834 points. In the decathlon 110-meter hurdles Conley placed third with a time of 15.96. In the decathlon discus throw he placed first with a mark of 122-7. He placed fifth in the decathlon pole vault with a mark of 10-11 3/4. In the decathlon javelin throw he placed 11^th with a mark of 92-10. In the decathlon 1,500-meter he placed ninth with a time of 5:19.51. 
 
Quintin Porterfield placed fifth with a total of 5,642 points, Brayden Freitag placed seventh with a total of 5,321 points and Parker Wubbena placed 12^th with a total of 4,289 points. 
 
Besides the decathlon and heptathlon track and field events also concluded today. 
 
In the men's high jump Alex Bishop placed first with a mark of 6-9 and Bobby Say placed first in the men's long jump with a mark of 22-7. 
 
In the men's 800-meters, Danny Maxwell placed fourth with a time of 1:53.67. Alec Kness also competed in the 800-meters and placed fifth with a time of 1:54.34. Justin Roosma also competed in the men's 800-meters and placed seventh with a time of 1:55.45. 
 
Roosma also competed in the men 1,500-meter and place fourth with a time of 3:50.68. 
 
In the men's 110-meter hurdles Race Treat placed sixth with a time of 16.10. 
 
Eastern Washington University's men's and women's outdoor track and field teams will conclude the weekend tomorrow at the final day of the Al Manuel Invitational in Missoula, Mont., at Dornblaser Field.