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New All-America Streak Started as Two Reach Podium
by Wade Steinlage
Gulf Shores, Ala.–With a pair of All-America honors leading the way, the Statesmen men’s track and field team had an excellent showing at the NAIA Outdoor National Championship Wednesday through Friday.
Jackson Coates (So., Aldie, Va., Engineering Technology) and Loubert Dagrin (So., Miami, Fla., Sociology) both posted top-eight finishes to become the 27th and 28th All-Americans in men’s program history.
Coates took home runner-up laurels in Thursday’s long jump, while Dagrin was fifth in Friday’s 110-meter hurdles. Their efforts helped William Penn tie for 21st as a team with 12 points. Doane and Madonna shared the team crown with 44 points each. WPU’s finish was the best of any Heart of America Athletic Conference program.
Three Titles as WPU Finishes Fifth at League Meet
Des Moines–The Statesmen men’s track and field team topped a few competitions en route to a solid showing at the Heart of America Athletic Conference Championships Friday and Saturday.
William Penn finished with 68 points, tying Benedictine for fifth out of 13 squads. Grand View earned the team title with 208 points. The placing is WPU’s highest since taking runner-up honors in 2017.
The navy and gold walked off as event champions three times, led by Loubert Dagrin (So., Miami, Fla., Sociology) in the 110-meter hurdles in a time of 14.85 seconds.
Jackson Coates (So., Aldie, Va., Engineering Technology) bettered the triple jump field as well with a mark of 46-1.25. The sophomore then also joined teammates Jaelen Love (Jr., Crown Point, Ind., Secondary Education), Nick Richardson-Jackson (Sr., Germantown, Md.), and Torian Kingston (Jr., Queens, N.Y., Sports Management) as they picked up the 4×100-meter relay crown in 41.91 se