HASTINGS, Neb. – The York University men's track and field team put forth a tremendous effort at the Hastings Invite on Saturday.

The Panthers had multiple first-place finishes. In the 100m, Andrew Heinrichs secured the victory with a time of 10.94. Jordan Norton was third after crossing in 10.98 while Dakwan Cash was 13^th with a time of 11.52.

Norton claimed the 200m title with a time of 22.21, edging Heinrichs, who finished in 22.37. Cash posted a sixth-place finish after notching a time of 23.43.

Trenton Orlando snagged a bronze medal after notching a time of 52.76 in the 400m. Jaden Beske was not far behind, taking fifth after crossing in 57.67.

Drew Lugafet accounted for an eighth-place finish in the 1,500m. He recorded a time of 4:47.08.

The Panthers had a pair of relay teams thrive. The 4x100m squad of Taylor, Heinrichs, Norton and Anthony Hodson won the event in 42.97.

The quartet of Hodson, Heinrichs, Orlando and Taylor earned a second-place finish in the 4x400m relay after crossing the line in 3:30.41.

In the field events, Tytan Taylor won the triple jump with an effort of 13.59m. He also led a trio of Panthers in the javelin. Taylor was fifth in the event (48.91m) while Beske registered a seventh-place mark of 40.83m. Cooper Dillan was eighth (39.82m).

Alphonse Jackson garnered a third-place finish in the shot put with a mark of 15.25m. He was ninth in the hammer throw after an effort of 44.17m. Zach Oakleaf was 20^th in the event (27.76m).  

The Panthers return to action Apr. 17 at the John Green Combined Events meet starting at 2 p.m.