CLEMSON, S.C. – The Wofford College men's and women's indoor track and field teams took part in the Clemson Invite on Friday and Saturday. The Terriers had numerous top-20 performances in the highly competitive meet.
 
In Friday's events, Netanya Linares was 19^th in qualifying for the 60-meter hurdles at 8.92. In the men's 60-meter hurdle qualifying, Grant Witherspoon was 17^th at 8.54. Mary Claire Ridgeway was 16^th in the mile at 5:18.36. Madeline McNinch was 24^th in the preliminaries of the 60 meters, while Nevius Fisher ran a 7.03 in the men's event preliminaries. In the 400 meters, Dahlia Cutler was 15^th overall in 58.68. The Terriers had five compete in the men's 400 meters, with Zion Bennett leading the group with a 51.05 to finish 13^th overall. In the field events, Georgia McDevitt was 11^th in the long jump at 5.63 meters, Netanya Linares was seventh in the pole vault at 3.30 meters and Christopher Sheppard was 19^th in the long jump at 6.34 meters.
 
On Saturday, Netanya Linares was 10^th in the high jump at 1.59 meters. In the women's 200 meters, Madeline McNinch was 20^th at 25.46, while Robert Hilsman was 16^th in the men's race at 22.58. In the men's 3,000 meters, Carson Archie was 31^st overall in 8:50.13. To wrap up the running events, the men's 4x400 relay team of Robert Hilsman, Zion Bennett, Connor Murphy and Grant Witherspoon was 11^th in 3:25.16.
 
Including Wofford, 17 schools competed in the meet this weekend, including several notable programs such as Clemson, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Georgia Tech and Florida State. The Clemson Invite was named the top NCAA meet of the weekend to watch by NCAA.com.
 
Up next for the Terriers will be the Brant Tolsma Invitational hosted by Liberty University on January 20 and 21.