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Toberman, Boley, Hursey Win Titles at MWC Championships

Women in 2nd, Men in 4th after day one

by Nathan Baliva

MONMOUTH, Ill. (05/11/2024) — The Monmouth College track and field teams competed in the first day of the Midwest Conference Championships on Friday at Illinois College. The Scots claimed four individual titles on Friday and heading into Saturday's final day, the men are in fourth place and the women are in second place.

MEN
Caleb Toberman (Clifton, Illinois) won both the hammer and discus on Friday. He took the lead in the hammer on his fifth throw and clinched the title with a throw of 55.02m in his final heave. Toberman also won the hammer at the 2023 MWC Championships and this is the eighth outdoor hammer title in Monmouth history

Toberman came back a couple hours later and won the discus with a career-best throw of 48.36m. That throw is the 10th best in Monmouth history This marks the 23rd time a Monmouth athlete has won the discus at the MWC outdoor meet.

Shane Anderson (Lisle, Illinois) scored points in the discus with a fourth-place finish. He also scored in the hammer with a seventh place finish

Riley Bernas (Aurora Illinois) took fourth in the pole vault at 4.00m, earning five points.

Eli Newton (Dallas City, Illinois) finished sixth in the 1500m with a career-best 4:00.07, the 11th best result in Monmouth history.

Da'Von Patterson (Ponte Vedra, Florida) qualified for Saturday's 200m final in seventh place with a time of 22.75. Adrian Outlaw (Galesburg, Illinois) qualified second for Saturday's 400m final in a time of 50.13, a season best.

Peter Soutsos (Highland Park, Illinois) qualified for Saturday's 110m hurdles final in sixth place with a time of 16.52. Logan Morse (Yates City, Illinois) qualified fourth for the 400m hurdles final with a PR of 58.44 seconds.

The men are in fourth place with 35 points, 12 behind first-place Ripon.

WOMEN
Maddie Boley (Beecher, Illinois) won the shot put with a throw of 13.01m, the 14th shot put title in Scots history. Kayla Braun (Evansville, Illinois) was second at 12.62m and Gracie Gibbons (Altona, Illinois) finished fourth at season-best 11.70m with Alayna Earle (Clinton, Illinois) in fifth at 11.37m, a new PR. Gibbons also finished sixth in the javelin to earn three points with a throw of 29.89m.

Miranda Hursey (Hanna City, Illinois) won the pole vault to go with her indoor title in the same event. This is the 10th women's pole vault title for Monmouth and Hursey set a new PR with the fifth-best result in Monmouth history at 3.45m. The Scots also earned points in the pole vault from Megan Dailey (Pendleton, Indiana) and Delaney Rexroat (Monmouth, Illinois). Dailey finished fifth at 3.05m and Rexroat was sixth at 2.90,

Maddie Rusk (Annawan, Illinois) took fifth in the long jump with a PR of 5.32m. She also qualified fifth in the 100m race at 12.70 seconds with Makaiha Moore-Bell (Knoxville, Illinois) qualifying eighth in 12.94 seconds. Rusk also qualified fourth in the 200m with a time of 26.09 seconds.

The women are in second place with 51 points, three behind Ripon.

NEXT UP:

The MWC Championships finish on Saturday. The field events begin at 10:30 a.m. and the track events start at Noon.

NCAA Division III National Rankings (as of 8:00 pm 5/10/24)
15 - Maddie Boley - discus - 44.93m
24 - Maddie Boley - shot put - 13.49m
26 - Caleb Toberman - hammer throw - 56.53m
27 - Caleb Toberman - shot put - 16.02m
33 - Kayla Braun - shot put - 13.21m
37 - Maddie Boley - hammer throw - 50,40m
38 - Caleb Toberman - discus - 48.36m

Career Highs for outdoor meets (does not include those participating in an event for the first time)

Competitor - event - new career high (old career high)
Braden Bernas - 1500m - 4:29.80 (4:31.73)
Riley Bernas - 400m hurdles - 1:01.91 (1:03.10)
Samantha Costello - 1500m - 5:21.09 (5:31.69)
Payton Crims - long jump - 5.93m (5.87m)
Eli DeBrock - 1500m - 4:42.64 (4:49.45)
Alayna Earle - shot put 11.37m (11.25m)
Miranda Hursey - pole vault - 3.45m (3.30m)
Danielle Johnson - 400m - 1:09.06 (1:10.35)
Makaiha Moore-Bell - 200m - 27.24 (27.41)
Logan Morse - 400m hurdles - 58.44 (1:01.19)
Eli Newton - 1500m - 4:00.07 (4:06.51)
William Plumley - 10,000m - 34:08.30 (34:25.76)
Maddie Rusk - 200m - 26.09 (26.52)
Maddie Rusk - long jump - 5.32m (5.23m)
Damarian Stark - long jump - 6.03m (5.83m)
Caleb Toberman - discus - 48.36m (48.07m)

Media Attachments

Day 1 results


BB
Braden
Bernas
  • computer science
  • Class of 2024
  • Aurora, IL
RB
Riley
Bernas
  • exercise science
  • Class of 2024
  • Aurora, IL
CT
Caleb
Toberman
  • data science and computer science
  • Class of 2025
  • Clifton, Illinois
SA
Shane
Anderson
  • engineering
  • Class of 2025
  • Lisle, Illinois
MB
Madelyn
Boley
  • health science and human movement
  • Class of 2025
  • Beecher, IL
MD
Megan
Dailey
  • social science education
  • Class of 2025
  • Pendleton, IN
EN
Eli
Newton
  • computer science
  • Class of 2025
  • Dallas City, IL
WP
William
Plumley
  • history
  • Class of 2025
  • Geneseo, IL
DR
Delaney
Rexroat
  • physical education
  • Class of 2025
  • Monmouth, IL
KB
Kayla
Braun
  • business administration
  • Class of 2026
  • Evansville, Ill.
ED
Eli
Debrock
  • exercise science
  • Class of 2026
  • Plainfield, Ill.
MH
Miranda
Hursey
  • business administration
  • Class of 2025
  • Hanna City, IL
AO
Adrian
Outlaw
  • engineering
  • Class of 2026
  • Galesburg, Illinois
PS
Peter
Soutsos
  • chemistry
  • Class of 2025
  • Highland Park, Ill.
DS
Damarian
Stark
  • business administration
  • Class of 2025
  • Roscoe, Illinois
MR
Madison
Rusk
  • biology
  • Class of 2026
  • Annawan, Ill.
AE
Alayna
Earle
  • chemistry
  • Class of 2027
  • Clinton, Illinois
DJ
Danielle
Johnson
  • neuroscience
  • Class of 2026
  • Annawan, IL
MM
Makaiha
Moore-Bell
  • exercise science
  • Class of 2027
  • Knoxville, Illinois
DP
Da'Von
Patterson
  • engineering
  • Class of 2027
  • Ponte Vedra, FL

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Nathan Balice 309-457-2322 nbaliva@monmouthcollege.edu

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