NORTHFIELD, Minn. – Senior Lucas Kramarczuk won the 60-meter hurdles and the triple jump for two of the St. Olaf College men's track and field team's four first-place finishes at the unscored St. Olaf Coed Invitational & Multi on Friday and Saturday at Tostrud Center.

Kramarczuk won his preliminary heat in the 60-meter hurdles in 8.41 seconds to advance to the finals, where he crossed the line first in 8.35 seconds to win the event by six one-hundredths of a second. The senior also had the top jump in the triple jump (13.75m, 45' 1 ½") to win the event by over one meter.

Sophomore Cade Feist added a victory in the shot put for St. Olaf, which also won the 4x200-meter relay with the quartet of sophomore Dylan Arnold, junior Henry Fisher, sophomore Devin McNearny, and first year Miles Townsend.

Feist had the top throw in the shot put by nearly one meter, registering a mark of 14.97 meters (49' 1 ½"), which ranks first in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) and in the top 40 in the country this season. The throw also bettered Feist's own eighth-best standing in program history in the event.

Arnold, Fisher, McNearny, and Townsend clocked in at 1:33.34 in the 4x200-meter relay to edge Saint Mary's University's unit by less than two seconds with a time that sits just outside the top 10 on St. Olaf's all-time indoor list.

First year Zach Martin had one of six runner-up finishes on Saturday for the Oles, finishing second in the 800-meter run (1:59.50) with the third-fastest time in the conference this season. Arnold cleared 4.25 meters (13' 11 ¼") on his final attempt in the pole vault to post the third-highest clearance in the event in the MIAC this season and finish second.

Other runner-up finishes came from sophomore Jackson Marsh in the 1,000-meter run (2:36.50), sophomore Josh Charlton in the long jump (6.49m, 21' 3 ½"), and senior Sean Souksavath in the triple jump (12.62m, 41' 4 ½").

Sophomores Layton Borst and Andrew Cogley competed in the two-day heptathlon and placed second and third, respectively, while breaking onto the program's top-10 list in the event. Borst broke into the top 10 in eighth with a score of 4,040 points, including winning the pole vault (3.90m) and shot put (12.19m), while Cogley was right behind with 3,992 points, including winning the 1,000-meter dash (2:46.23) and high jump (1.75m).

St. Olaf is next in action at the Gopher Classic at the University of Minnesota on Saturday, Feb. 4.