ST. LOUIS, MO  --  Missouri S&T had 17 athletes competing at the WashU Distance Carnival last week, with Henry Born (Lake Quivira, KS/Shawnee Mission Northwest) headlining the event. Born set another S&T record as he broke his own record in the 5000 meter run with a time of 14:04.59. His run also outpaced the Division II provisional mark as well.

Levi Frisbie (Jefferson City, MO/Blair Oaks) and Nathan Liebetreu (St. Louis, MO/Lindbergh) each won their own section of the 5000, setting personal bests of 16:03.53 and 16:04.49. They were not the only ones to set a new personal best in the 5000 though, with Zander Kimberlin-Poore (Springfield, MO/Central), Chris Pesselato, Brady Monk (), Parker Nowland (Fort Collins, CO/Fort Collins), Jimmy Wacker (), Ezra Bailey () and Bryson Rhine (Festus, MO/Festus) all having career performances.

The 10000 meter was the only other event that the Miners participated in, with Samuel Patterson (Cameron, NC/Union Pines) and Joshua Patterson (Cameron, NC/Union Pines) finishing 5th and 7th in their section of the event.