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Vikings turn in strong performances at Ken Shannon Invitational

WWU Track and Field Photo: WWU Athletics


SEATTLE, Wash. – The Western Washington University track & field program had a strong showing at the Ken Shannon Invitational, posting eight program top-10 marks at Husky Track during the two-day meet held Friday and Saturday on the University of Washington campus.

Six of the eight top-10 marks came on the women’s side, with three in track events and three in field events.

Next up for the Vikings is the GNAC Outdoor Championships, held May 11-12 at Western Oregon University in Monmouth, Oregon. Visit the 2018 GNAC Outdoor Championships information page for further details on the championships.

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