Wagner Wins Twice at Embry-Riddle

 Josh Wagner won the 1,000 meter and 3,000 meter events on Saturday as Matt Faller set the School Record in the Shot Put at the Embry-Riddle Indoor-Outdoor Challenge in Daytona Beach, Fla. 

Faller and Koltin Driscoll made history for the Mocs as they recorded the first two throws for shot put in school history. Faller finished 12th on the day throwing 12.05 meters whole Driscoll ended 22nd, throwing 9.71 meters. 

Wagner set the sixth-fastest time in school history with his 2:38.84 performance in the 1,000 meter and the fourth-fastest time in school history in the 3,000 meter (8:42.79 – PR). William Lynch also set the record for tenth-fastest time in school history with his 2:44.91 performance in the 1,000 meter. 

The 4×800 meter relay team of Nicholas CarpenterAlex GuyBrian Martin, and Brady Zimmerman finished second with the second-fastest time in school history (8:10.40). 

The team has some time off before returning to action next month in the UT Track Classic in Tampa, Fla. on Feb. 21. 

Complete FSC Results:

1000 Meter: 1. Josh Wagner (2:38.84 – PR – Sixth-Fastest Time in School History) 3. William Lynch (2:44.91 – PR – Tenth-Fastest Time in School History) 5. David Pautienus (2:45.54 – PR) 6. Alex Guy (2:46.41 – PR) 7. Warran Grajalez (2:47.60 – PR) 8. Nicholas Carpenter (2:47.97 – PR) 9. Mitchell Kozik (2:48.67 – PR) 11. Brian Martin (2:50.52 – PR) 13. Keith Kelley (2:57.41 – PR) 14. Anthony Alvarez (2:59.29 – PR)

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3000 Meter: 1. Josh Wagner (8:42.79 – PR – Fourth-Fastest Time in School History) 3. Warran Grajalez (9:02.95 – PR) 4. Bryson Yamnitz (9:04.70 – PR) 5. Mitchell Kozik (9:09.41 – PR) 12. David Pautienus (9:21.81 – PR) 16. Keith Kelley (9:32.22 – PR) 25. Anthony Alvarez (10:01.03 – PR)

Shot Put: 12. Matt Faller (12.05 m – PR – School Record) 22. Koltin Driscoll (9.71 m – PR – Second-Farthest Throw in School History)

4×800 Meter Relay:  2. Nicholas CarpenterAlex GuyBrian MartinBrady Zimmerman (8:10.40 – Second-Fastest Time in School History)

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