Blue Devils capture three first place finishes at Warren Bowlus Open

Warren Bowlus Open Results | Heptathlon 

MENOMONIE (January 29, 2022) - UW-Stout captured three first place finishes at the Warren Bowlus Open Saturday at the UW-Stout Sports and Fitness Center.

The Blue Devils captured first place finishes from Noah Beck in the 60-hurdles with a personal-best time of 8.59 seconds; Simon Lual in the triple jump (42-feet, 11.75), and Jacob Bugella in the weight throw (59-5.75).

Owen Jelinek was second in the 400-meter with a time of 52.16,. Keegan Pulchinski was fuorth (52.94) and Dylan Edland was eighth (54.15). Grant Magnuson was second in the 800-meter (1:57.37), Lance Pfrimmer was eighth (2:01.58) and Casey DeBoth was ninth (2:06.46).  Cade Hanson was second in the mile (4:40.10). 

The Blue Devils entered 17 runners in the 3000-meter with Matthew Ryan second (8:33.27), 4. Spencer Schultz fourth (8:37.79) and Cale Bishop ninth (8:55.74).

Carter Wente was third in the 60-hurdles (8.64) and fourth in the 200 (23.13). Mackenson Steinberg was fourth in the 60 (7.18) and eighth in the 200 (23.67). 

Jelinek, Pulchinski, Magnuson and Logan Muffick placed second in the 4x400-relay.

Noah Zastrow returned as an alumnus and won the pole vault (16-5). Jacob Backes was third (14-10) and Michael Volz was fourth (14-4). 

Bobby Vang was third in the long jump (20-11.75), Adam Szepieniec was fifth (19-4) and Fran Ochtrup-Dekeyrel was fifth (18-11.75).  Jakes Asembo was third in the triple jump (42-7). 

Kevin Ruechel placed second in the shot put (55-0) to unattached Roger Steen (63-3.50), a former NCAA Division III national champion who also competed in the Olympic Trials. Ruechel was fifth in the weight throw (51-4.25). 

Mason Barth was ffith in the heptathlon (4408 points) and Hayden Zachgo was seventh (4142). 

Stout hits the road next weekend when they compete in the UW-River Falls Winter Classic, Saturday, Feb. 5.

Warren Bowlus Open Results (First place, all Stout finishers)
60: 1. Stefan Klechefski (EC) 7.04; 4. Mackenson Steinberg 7.18; 200: 1. Samuel Eben Ebai (St. Scholastica) 22.63; 4. Carter Wente 23.13; 8. Mackenson Steinburg 23.67; 14. Nathan Skroch 23.99; 21. Noah Beck 24.51; 400: 1. Colin McClowry (EC) 51.68; 2. Owen Jelinek 52.16; 4. Keegan Pulchinski 52.94; 8. Dylan Edland 54.15; 9. John Hess 54.85; 10. Noah Beck 54.89; 800: 1. Jake Petri (EC) 1:54.50; 2. Grant Magnuson 1:57.37; 8. Lance Pfrimmer 2:01.58; 9. Casey Deboth 2:06.46; 10. Joshua Wehrman 2:06.76; 12. Henry Scheit 2:09.28; 15. Logan Muffick 2:13.62; Mile: 1. Nathan Neu (St. Scholastica) 4:32.74; 2. Cade Hanson 4:40.10; 3000: 1. Calvin Boone (St. Scholastica) 8:31.14; 2. Matthew Ryan 8:33.27; 4. Spencer Schultz 8:37.79; 9. Cale Bishop 8:55.74; 10. Nels Transdahl 8:58.31; 11. Trevor Locke 8:59.27; 17. Ian Williams 9:04.55; 18. Calvin Fiala 9:08.05; 10. Matthew Thomas 9:8.94; 22. Mitchell Popp 9:17.20; 23. Ethan Hinderman 9:17.32; 24. Andrew Carlson 9:17.58; 25. Max Fore 9:17.74; 28. Max Bailey 9:26.18; 29. Eric Neuwirth 9:30.47; 30. Marcus Peterson 9:33.28; 31. Christian Manthey 9:35.25; 32. Damon Zielke 9:39.15;  60-hurdles: 1. Noah Beck 8.59; 3. Carter Wente 8.64; 5. Dylan Edland 8.96; 4x400-relay: 1. Eau Claire 3:32.09; 2. Stout A (Owen Jelinek, Keegan Pulchinski, Logan Muffick, Grant Magnuson) 3:33.90; 6. Stout B (John Hess, Nathan Skroch, Jacob Oyen, Lance Pfrimmer) 3:44.73; 

High jump: 1. Gregory Jenkins (Viterbo) 6-8; Pole vault: 1. Noah Zastrow (Stout Alumni) 16-5; 3. Jacob Backes 14-10; 4. Michael Volz 14-4; 10. Jimmy Anderson 9-3; Long jump: 1. Justin Moore (Viterbo) 22-11.75; 3. Bobby Vang 20-11.75; 5. Adam Szepieniec 19-4; 5. Frank Ochtrup-Dekeyrel 18-11.75; 10. Jonathan Loera 17-11; Triple jump: 1. Simon Lual (Stout) 42-11.75; 3. Jakes Asembo 42-7; Shot put: 1. Roger Steen (Unattached) 63-3.50; 2. Kevin Ruechel 55-0; 12. Anthony Kuehl 39-3.25; 13. Isaac Kraus 38-10.59; 15. Nate Karau 38-9; 16. John Nicpon 33-0.50; Weight throw: 1. Jacob Bugella (Stout) 59-5.75; 5. Kevin Ruechel 51-4.25; 9. Nate Karau 45-7; 10. Anthony Kuehl 45-4.25; 12. Isaac Kraus 44-8.75; 14. John Nicpon 42-6; 16. Derek Millard 42-6; 21. Ashton Rightler 27-7.50; Heptathlon: 1. Max Foland (EC) 5333 pts; 5. Mason Barth 4408; 7. Hayden Zachgo 4142;