PORTLAND, Ore. – Showing off her dazzling speed on the eve of the Northwest Conference Championships, Linfield's Kenzie Feinglas turned in two eye-opening performances in the women's 100- and 200-meter dashes on Saturday.
 
The senior from Sammamish, Washington, recorded two-season best efforts, bettering a deep field of sprinters at the Larry Byerly Lewis & Clark Invitational.
Linfield's women placed sixth in the final point standings among 29 entered teams. The Wildcat men were eighth among 30 entries.
 
WOMEN
Feinglas topped a field of 34 entrants, winning the 100 dash in a season-best time of 12.24. Rachelle Silis was fifth in 12.87, also a season-best result.
 
Feinglas ruled the 200 dash in similar fashion, turning in the day's top time of 25.11. Her season-best mark topped a lenghty field of 42 challengers.
 
Logan Roberts cleared 5-1¾ in the high jump to finish as runner-up. Her twin sister, Jordan Roberts, clocked 15.93 in the 100 hurdles, shaving more than a half-second off her entry time of 16.62 on the way to placing third. She also placed eighth in the triple jump with a season-best effort of 32-5½.
 
MEN
Jevon Cloy turned in a season-best time of 15.92 seconds in the 110-meter hurdles, placing fourth in a field of 12 competitors. Calvin Cahill cut a second off his entry time in the 800 run, capturing third place in 1:56.55.
 
In the throws, Jacob Slifka spun the discus 151 feet, 3 inches to place second. Matt Metcalf posted a third-place result in the javelin, tossing 183-1. Nick Olsen was seventh in the shot put with a mark of 45-1½.
 
In the jumps, Andrew Troeh leapt 6-0½ to share fourth place in the high jump.
 
NEXT
The NWC Championships return to Willamette University's McCulloch Stadium with action beginning Friday at noon and Saturday at 2 p.m.