MOSCOW, Idaho --- Linfield men's and women's track continued their indoor season competing at their second Division I indoor meet in a row. First-year thrower Hudson Holzhauer headlined the Wildcats once again, breaking his own program record in the weight throw with a heave of 16.94 meters. 
 
Holzhauers throw in Friday afternoon's session earned him a fifth-place finish in the event, the highest Division III finisher, and the 30^th-best toss amongst Division III athletes nationally so far this season. Also on Friday's session, freshman Sage Cramp placed fourth in the women's pole vault with a mark of 3.30 meters, finishing just behind three athletes from Eastern Washington.
 
On Saturday, freshman Isabella Grutsch earned her way into the finals of the women's 60-meter hurdles, placing eighth as the lone Division III athlete with a time of 9.20. In the field on Saturday, Holzhauer also carded a top-15 finish in the shot put, tossing a best of 13.50 meters, just ahead of his teammate Shyson Cachuela with a 13.16 meter toss.
 
Grutsch also returned on Saturday in the long jump and triple jump, leading the 'Cats in each with personal bests. She placed 10^th in the long jump with a leap of 5.19 meters, while freshman Baylie Thompson finished 14^th with 4.83 meters. 
 
In the triple jump, Grutsch finished ninth with a 10.81 meter mark, a personal best and a top-60 mark in DIII. James Bethune rounded out the Wildcats on Saturday, finishing tenth in the men's triple jump with a best of 13 meters. 
 
The Wildcats continue the indoor season next Saturday, heading to Spokane, Washington, for the Inland Northwest Invitational hosted by Northwest Conference rival Whitworth.
 
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