Adams State Athletics | May 23, 2014 Adams State takes Day 1 lead Share ALLENDALE, Mich. -- Carlton Lavong won the long jump and his 8.08m jump moved him to the top of the College Performance list in all divisions. DII TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP Championship Gallery Men's Highlights | Women's Highlights Women's Final: Lincoln (Mo.) wins seventh championship Men's Final: Saint Augustine's cruises to title Padilla: Lincoln (Mo.) grabs lucky No. 7 Padilla: St. Augustine's Cato, Usian Bolt fast friends Day 2 Women's Recap: GVSU leads field with 34 points Day 2 Men's Recap: Chico State earns five All-Americans Padilla: Strong day for Chico State in decathlon Padilla: New Mexico Highland's Slack has style Day 2 Recap Day 1 Men's Recap: Adams State earns first day lead Day 1 Women's Recap: GVSU takes strong lead Day 1 Recap Padilla: Hixson has hometown success Padilla: Lavong hopes to lead Adams State Padilla: Windle searches for fifth national title Live Championship Scoring How they got here: Participants named Jovanny Godinez also earned valuable points for the Grizzly men today with his 4th place finish in the men's 10,000m run with his time of 29:52.99. The Grizzlies will advance to the finals after successful performances in several other events today. Julian Florez finished the men's 10,000m in 12th place with his time of 30:25.04 Other Grizzlies had their national dreams fall through today after they failed to advance to the finals. The men's 4x100m relay team of Justin Smit, Chaz Butler, Derek Brown and Jurgen Themen were not able to advance with their time of 41.84. Chandler Reid will not be in the men's 1500m final with his time of 3:58.82. Chaz Butler (10.51),and Jurgen Themen (10.53),did not have their fast legs on today as they were unable to advance in the men's 100m either. 3 must-watch games in DII men's basketball this weekend Here are 3 must-see DII men's basketball games for the weekend of Jan. 29-31, 2021. READ MORE How DII cross country adapted to a season like never before Fall sports returned to the NCAA in a limited capacity for 2020. Here's how three Division II cross country runners adjusted to a season unlike any they've previously experienced. READ MORE