ALMA, Mich. – Ian Kramp and Alysia Townsend of the Adrian College Bulldogs track and field team represented the Bulldogs at the opening portion of the Indoor MIAA Championships. The duo competed in the combined events, with Townsend participating in the pentathlon and Kramp competing in the heptathlon.

Townsend placed fourth out of 16 competitors, finishing with a total of 2,939 points. She clocked a 9.51 in the 60-meter hurdles and ran a 2:49.05 in the 800-meter. Townsend cleared 1.55 meters in the high jump and recorded a mark of 5.36 meters in the long jump. She rounded out the competition with a throw of 6.74 meters in the shot put.

Kramp finished third out of 12 competitors in the heptathlon, totaling 4,179 points. He opened the event with a time of 7.56 in the 60-meter dash, followed by a 6.49-meter mark in the long jump and a 10.76-meter throw in the shot put. Kramp cleared 1.60 meters in the high jump and posted a height of 3.75 meters in the pole vault. He later ran a 9.92 in the 60-meter hurdles and finished the competition with a time of 2:57.40 in the 1,000-meter.

The Bulldogs will conclude the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Championships at Trine University on February 27–28. Prior to that, Adrian will travel to Ohio for a meet on Friday, February 20, hosted by the University of Findlay.