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WEEKEND ROUNDUP: Heath finishes sixth at Great Edinburgh X-Country Challenge, plus indoor highlights...




Here’s a recap of what else happened with the state’s pro and college track and field athletes in the first full weekend of competition:



In Edinburgh, Scotland, Garrett Heath of the Seattle based Brooks Beasts (left/photo by John Nepolitan, dyestat.com) raced to a sixth place finish at the Great Edinburgh X Country Challenge race, finishing the 8k course at Holyrood Park Saturday in 25:03.

Brooks Beasts' Drew Windle bursts out of nowhere to make men's 800m finals...




SACRAMENTO—Drew Windle (left/photo by Paul Merca) of the Brooks Beasts borrowed a page from the Nick Symmonds school of 800 meter running and somehow found his way into Sunday’s finals.



In the second of two semi-final heats, Windle, who was in last through 500 meters, worked his way back into the race, to get near the top four spots with 100 meters to go.



Beasts teammate Shaq Walker, who

NCAA RECAP: Husky men finish program best 6th; Planell Cruz 3rd in PV; Falcons' Decker second in NCAA D2 800...




In Birmingham, Alabama, the University of Washington scored a historic achievement in school history, as the men’s team finished a program best sixth place with 24 points at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships at the Birmingham Crossplex, while the women’s team finished 13th with 16 points, the second highest in school history.



Washington’s Izaic Yorks (above/photo by

Huskies to send solid group to Birmingham for NCAA D-1 champs; SPU women to send eight to D-2 champs...




INDIANAPOLIS—The NCAA announced its field for both the Division I and II indoor track and field championship meets Tuesday.



On the men’s side, the Washington Huskies will head to Birmingham, Alabama, led by its distance medley relay team of Blake Nelson, Jacopo Spano, Izaic Yorks (left/photo by Paul Merca), and Colby Gilbert.



The Huskies go into next week’s (March 11/12) meet as the

Solid marks from both collegians and pros across the board highlight UW Invitational ...




SEATTLE—A good mix of collegians and pros took center stage during the second day of competition at the UW Invitational Saturday at the Dempsey Indoor on the campus of the University of Washington.



From a national perspective, the best mark of the day came out once again in the heptathlon, as the University of Arizona’s Pau Tonnesen, the reigning Pac-12 decathlon champion threatened the