RESULTS | Raleigh Relays live updates
 
Raleigh, N.C.----The Wingate University outdoor track and field distance squad took center stage after two days of the Raleigh Relays inside the Paul Derr Track and Field Facility at North Carolina State University. Forty-seven Bulldog student-athletes are competing in this year's event.
 
Titouan Le Grix finished second in the men's 5000 meters with his time of 13:28.23 Thursday. Soheil Boufrizi finished fifth in the men's 3000-meter steeplechase with his time of 8:38.78 Thursday. Luca Poppe finished 23rd in the men's 1500 meters with his time of 3:41.97 Thursday.
 
Le Grix, Boufrizi and Poppe have the No. 1 marks in the NCAA Division II through Friday, March 28. In addition, Le Grix and Poppe set new WU school standards with their Thursday performances. Le Grix was second out of 213 competitors, while Poppe was 23rd out of 202 athletes.
 
Wingate men's Raleigh Relays notes
 
- Mateo de Castro Navarro finished 18th in the shot put Thursday (15.49 meters)
- Antonin Saint-Peyre finished 22nd in the 5000 meters Thursday (13:41.87 PR)
- Alex Durant ran a personal-best 29:00.13 in the 10,000 meters Thursday
- Datakis Nunnally ran a personal-best 10.80 in the 100 meter dash Friday
- Deon Sumpter ran a personal-best 48.19 in the 400 meters Friday
 
Wingate women's Raleigh Relays notes

- Mia Cabrera ran a personal-best 4:20.34 in the 1500 meters Friday
- Laila Abouzaid ran a personal-best 35:27.48 in the 10,000 meters Friday
- Dounia Routbi ran a personal-best 14.33 in the 100-meter hurdles Friday
- Assiya Elhafyan and Valerie Daehler had season-best marks in the high jump
- Friday's marks: Elhafyan (1.65 meters) and Daehler (1.60 meters)
- The three-day Raleigh Relays event concludes Saturday
 
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