INFO | ASICS Sound Invitational complete results
 
Winston-Salem, N.C.----Wingate University men's indoor track and field newcomer Dre Davis won two events at the ASICS Sound Invitational Saturday. The Bulldogs won eight events on the day, five men and three women. The meet was hosted at the new-and-improved JDL Fast Track.
 
In only his fourth collegiate meet, Davis won the men's 60-meter dash (6.82) and the men's seeded 200 meters (21.40). Davis achieved a personal-best time in both events. His 21.40 mark in the 200 meters is a new Wingate school standard for the event.
 
In the most recent USTFCCCA indoor checkpoint ratings, the Wingate men are the No. 1 team in the nation. The Bulldogs are No. 11 in the women's listing. The defending South Atlantic Conference champions had 51 student-athletes competing at the JDL Fast Track Saturday.
 
ASICS Sound Invitational
No. 1 Wingate men's T&F notes
 
- Dre Davis won two of WU's five individual men's events Saturday
- Ivan Rego won the 800 meters with his personal-best time of 1:54.05
- Dequan Thompson earned the triple jump gold medal (14.36 meters)
- Zuri Anderson finished second in the triple jump (13.96 meters)
- Micah Walker and Hunter Lorenzo finished 1-2 in the weight throw
- Saturday marks: Walker (17.05 meters), Lorenzo (16.07, PR)
- Mateo de Castro Navarro finished second in the shot put (15.45 meters)
- Hunter Lorenzo was fourth in the shot put (14.78 meters)
- Niels Peeters earned a bronze medal in the 3000 meters (8:17.22, PR)
- Charlie Stephenson placed fourth in the seeded 3000 meters (8:04.13, PR)
- Matthew Brunnock took sixth place in the mile run (4:00.76, PR)
- Alex Durant finished fifth in the 5000 meters (14:13.50)
- Aleix Lago was sixth in the seeded 800 meters (1:51.82)
 
ASICS Sound Invitational
No. 11 Wingate women's T&F notes
 
- Dounia Routbi won the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.80
- Routbi's effort is a new PR and ties Wingate's school record
- The 'Dogs won three events on a busy Valentine's Day
- Assiya El Hafyan won the high jump (1.67 meters)
- Ally Holmberg won the long jump (5.69 meters)
- Amber Lawless took second place in the shot put (14.40 meters)
- Corinne Cotton finished third in the 400 meters (58.52, PR)
- Madison Outen earned a bronze medal in the 200 (25.51)
- Maria Chacha finished fifth in the mile run (5:07.95)
- Hayat Abdeselam finished sixth in the long jump (5.12 meters)
 
Up Next for the Wingate indoor track and field teams
 
- Next for Wingate is the Saucony Battle for Boston February 22
- This last-chance meet is hosted by Boston University
- The South Atlantic Conference meet starts February 28 at JDL
- The Wingate men are No. 1 in the USTFCCCA indoor power rankings
- The Bulldog women are No. 11 in the USTFCCCA indoor power rankings
 
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