GENEVA, Ohio – The UW-Stevens Point track and field team completed its outdoor season with a 15th-place team finish for the men at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.  A trio of seniors competed on the final day for UWSP.
 
Final Results
 
Jerry Williams (Watertown, WI/Watertown) ended his career with his fourth-straight All-American accolade in the outdoor triple jump.  He reached a distance of 14.74 meters (48' 4.50") for a third-place finish, his highest placement in his career.

Jesse Johnson (Stevens Point, Wis./SPASH) earned his first career All-American honor with a sixth-place finish in the pole vault with a successful height of 4.90 meters (16' 0.75").

Logan Heil (Weston, WI/DC Everest) completed his career with a ninth-place finish in the hammer throw.  He narrowly missed All-American status with a throw of 55.63 meters (182' 6"), less than a half meter behind eighth.

The four All-American honors earned this week by Williams (2), Christian Ferguson (Milwaukee, Wis./SCTE) and Johnson are the most event awards for the men since 2002.