2019 Men's Track and Field Players of the Week

Nate Brown, Greenville University

Brown, from Altamont, Ill., had a strong showing for the Panthers at the NCCAA Indoor Championships last weekend. He placed 2nd in the weight throw with a distance of 53'1" and added a 10th place showing in the shot put.

Dylan Goodyear, Greenville University

Goodyear claimed a pair of 3rd place finishes at last weekend's NCAA Indoor Championships. He had a lifetime best time of 8:49.78 in the 3,000 meter race, coming in 3rd. He also anchored the Distance Medley Relay where the Panthers finished with a third place time of 10:42.92.

Dylan Webster, Greenville University

Webster, a freshman from Cowden, Illinois, had three top-ten finishes at the Fighting Scots Invite; competing in the pole vault, long jump, and triple jump. Webster placed 4th in the pole vault with a mark of 13'1" and 4th in the long jump with a distance of 20'9". He also had an 8th place showing in the triple jump.

Dylan Goodyear, Greenville University

Goodyear continues his seniors season with impressive outings, this time winning the Mile Race at the Monmouth Fighting Scots Invite. Goodyear finished the race with a time of 4:26.60, winning by four-seconds and setting a new personal record. He is currently leading the SLIAC this year with his mark in the mile.

Greih Murray, Fontbonne University

Murray picks up weekly honors after competing in two events at the Jim Green Invite. Murray, a junior from Jefferson City, Mo., placed 23rd in both the Weight Throw and Shot Put. He finished with a distance of 28'7" in the weight throw and 31'1" in the shot put. 

Keyonn Hall-Baker, Fontbonne University

Hall-Baker, a freshman from St. Louis, Mo., set a school record over the weekend while competing in three events at the Jim Green Invite. Hall-Baker broke the school record in the high jump with a mark of 5'9", placing 7th at the event. He also finished the 800-meter run in 2:22 and the 200-meter dash in 25:39 for two top-25 finishes. 

Wisdom Thomas, Principia College

Thomas, a sophomore from Elsah, Illinois, put together a record-breaking outing last weekend at the Principia Relays. Thomas broke the school record in the triple jump with a mark of 44'3.1" which was good for 2nd place overall at the meet. He added another 2nd place finish in the long jump, with a distance of 22'7.6", which was the third-best distance in program history. 

Joseph Souvannarath, Webster University

Souvannarath ran his way to this week's award after taking 3rd place in the 60-meter hurdle at last weekend's Engineer Invitational. Souvannarath, a junior from Imperial, Missouri, finished in a time of 8.91 seconds which was a personal best time. That mark was also a school record and he currently leads the conference. 

Dylan Webster, Greenville University

Webster opens the indoor track season with a weekly award after notching three top-five finishes at the Snowbird Open. The freshman from Cowden, Illinois recorded a 3rd place finish in the long jump with a distance of 20'11.25. He followed with 5th place showings in the pole vault and triple jump.

Jeremiah Davis, Greenville University

Davis medaled in all three events he competed in last weekend at the Snowbird Open. The senior from Chicago, Illinois finished 3rd in the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.49 seconds. He then led off both the 4x200 relay (1:31.93) and 4x400 relay (3:31.40) teams which placed 1st on the day.