LOUISVILLE, Ky. – It was a medal-filled final day at the ASUN Indoor Track & Field Championships on Saturday, with EKU claiming 10 medals between the men's and women's teams.
 
At the end of the day, the men finished in third with 95 points while the women finished 6^th with 75.
 
The day began in historic fashion as in the men's mile, Bradley Giblin and Kristian Imroth both produced sub-four-minute miles, finishing first and second in 3:59.04 and 3:59.19, respectively.
 
Giblin's winning time marked a new championship meet record for the ASUN Conference.
 
Also, earning points was Keeton Thornsberry, who finished fifth.
 
The men went first and second again in the 3,000m as Taha Er Raouy comfortably claimed first with a time of 7:56.48 followed by Mario Priego Montero in second at 8:01.98.
 
Brian Kimutai and Miguel Baidal also earned points with fourth and seventh-place finishes.
 
For the second consecutive indoor season, Lariah Wooden took gold in the women's shot put with a winning mark of 14.59m.
 
On the men's side, Matt See took a silver medal with a final mark of 16.65m.
 
In the women's mile, Metrine Serem got on the podium with a second-place finish via a personal best time of 4:44.32.
 
Later in the day, Serem earned another medal in the 800m, finishing third with a time of 2:10.45 while teammate Irene Rubio Miralles took fourth in 2:11.55.
 
Finishing action on the track, Brighter Jepchumba took third in the women's 3,000m, finishing in 9:26.59, while Morgan Kobylinski took sixth.

 A full breakdown of EKU's day two results can be found below


ASUN Indoor T&F Championships - Day Two 
 

Event	Participants
Men 800m	Hamish Murray (7th – 1:53.46)
Women 800m	Metrine Serem (- 2:10.45 PB), Irene Rubio-Miralles (4th - 2:11.55 SB)
Men 1 Mile	Bradley Giblin (1st - 3:59.04 MR), Kristian Imroth (2nd - 3:59.19 MR PB), Keeton Thornsberry (5th - 4:01.60 PB)
Women 1 Mile	Metrine Serem (2nd - 4:44.32 PB), Khadija Ennasri (-- - DNF)
Men 3000m	Taha Er Raouy (1st - 7:56.48), Mario Priego (2nd - 8:01.98), Brian Kimutai (4th - 8:05.60 PB), Miguel Baidal (7th - 8:09.81), German Vega (10th - 8:20.14 SB), Keeton Thornsberry (11th - 8:20.91), Cosmas Kiprop (13th - 8:22.75 PB), Will Cahill (17th - 8:24.33), Ty Blair (25th - 8:38.74)
Women 3000m	Brighter Jepchumba BJ (3rd - 9:26.59), Morgan Kobylinski (6th - 9:38.52 PB), Ann Kiplagat (9th - 9:50.57 PB)
Women High Jump	Caroline Hooper (14th - 1.47m SB 4-09.75)
Men Shot Put	Matt See (2nd - 16.65m 54-07.50), Tenzing Lindeman (10th - 14.05m 46-01.25), JJ Love (11th - 13.96m 45-09.75), William Kissick (16th - 12.27m 40-03.25)
Women Shot Put	Lariah Wooden (1st - 14.59m 47-10.50), Kristan Simmons (6th - 12.85m 42-02.00 PB), Amya Livingston (8th - 12.60m 41-04.25), Lexi Lawless (10th - 12.08m 39-07.75 PB), Ava Phillips (11th - 11.86m 38-11.00), Eliza Hoffman EH (12th - 11.69m 38-04.25 SB), Madeline Fredendall (15th - 11.05m 36-03.00)
Men Triple Jump	Austin Miller (15th - 11.36m 37-03.25)