WINDSOR, ONT - The Golden Bears added a pair of U SPORTS medals to their total on Friday in Windsor. 

Canada West Field MVP Wesley Eze won silver in the men's weight throw, setting a new personal best with a throw of 18.52m. It's Eze's first U SPORTS medal after earning four Canada West medals over the last two years. 

CW Rookie of the Year Ryder Rattee captured bronze in the men's 300m, setting a new personal best with a time of 34.30. 

Through two days in Windsor, the Golden Bears sit in a tie for 7th, while the Pandas sit in 14th. 

A pair of record-setting performances by Calgary's Sienna MacDonald highlighted the individual performances on Day 2 of the 2025 BioSteel U SPORTS Track & Field Championships in Windsor, Friday. The fourth-year Arts major from Airdrie, Alta., set new U SPORTS marks in the women's long jump and the 60-metre hurdles on Friday. In the long jump, she flew for 6.25 metres on her sixth and final attempt to break the U SPORTS record, which had stood since 2001, by one centimetre. She followed that up by posting a time of 7.99 seconds in the 60-metre hurdles, beating the rest of the field by nearly half a second, and shaving 0.16 seconds off the old mark. 

INDIVIDUAL MEDALLISTS

60m Hurdles (M)
1.        Gregory Michel, Sherbrooke: 7.84
2.        Tamarri Lindo, York: 7.86
3.        Adam Andres, Manitoba: 8.00
 
60m Hurdles (W)
1.        Sienna MacDonald, Calgary: 7.99
2.        Maoly St-Germain, Sherbrooke: 8.28
3.        Timi Adelugba, Saskatchewan: 8.29
 
300m (M)
1.        Aaron Thompson, Western: 34.09
2.        Josh Duckman, Western: 34.21
3.        Ryder Rattee, Alberta: 34.30
 
300m (W)
1.        Dianna Proctor, Guelph: 37.68
2.        Favour Okpali, Western: 37.78
3.        Gabrielle Cole, Guelph: 38.24
 
1000m (M)
1.        Max Davies, Guelph: 2:20.22
2.        Adam Schmidt, Guelph: 2:22.34
3.        Jonathan Podbielski, Regina: 2:22.39
 
1000m (W)
1.        Jenica Swartz, Saskatchewan: 2:47.60
2.        Hallee Knelsen, Western: 2:47.80
3.        Avery Pearson, Saskatchewan: 2:48.21
 
3000m (M)
1.        Alex Purnell, McMaster: 8:12.40
2.        Jude Wheeler-Dee, Queen's: 8:14.00
3.        Jacob Benoit, Dalhousie: 8:17.48
 
3000m (W)
1.        Madelyn Eybergen, Windsor: 9:20.72
2.        Sophie Coutts, Western: 9:26.45
3.        Mia Larochelle, Laval: 9:43.58
 
4x800m relay (M)
1.        Guelph, 7:33.12
2.        Windsor, 7:35.34
3.        Western 7:36.51
 
4x800m relay (W)
1.        Saskatchewan, 8:51.70
2.        Western, 8:51.77
3.        Laval, 8:56.17
 
Heptathlon (M)
1.        Tristen Miscia, Windsor: 5270 points
2.        Jared Hendricks-Polack, Western: 5257
3.        Emanuel Desilets, Western: 5252
 
High Jump (M)
1.        Aiden Grout, Toronto: 2.12m
2.        Alec Brent, Toronto: 2.09m
3.        Noel Vanderzee, Calgary: 2.09m
 
Long Jump (M)
1.        Kenneth West, Western: 7.88m
2.        Arman Shahzadeh, Western: 7.31m
3.        Oke Okumo, Trinity Western: 7.29m
 
Long Jump (W)
1.        Sienna Macdonald, Calgary: 6.25m
2.        Celia Markovinovic, Waterloo: 6.17m
3.        Shelaine Pritchard, Regina: 6.03m
 
Shot Put (W)
1.        Liv Sands, Western: 16.40m
2.        Chelsea MacIsaac, Dalhousie: 13.71m
3.        Jessica Gyamfi, Ottawa: 13.32m
 
Weight Throw (M)
1.        Graham Wright, Manitoba: 19.61m
2.        Wesley Eze, Alberta: 18.52m
3.        Joshua Suelzle, Manitoba: 17.91m

TEAM STANDINGS
MEN (10 of 17 events)
1. Western, 94 points
2. Manitoba, 51 points
3. Guelph, 49 points
4. Toronto, 27 points
5. Windsor, 26 points
6. Sherbrooke, 16 points
7. McMaster, 15 points
    Dalhousie, 15 points
    Alberta, 15 points
10. York, 14 points
11. Trinity Western, 13 points
12. UNB, 8 points
      Regina, 8 points
      Queen's, 8 points
15. Victoria, 6 points
      Calgary, 6 points
17. Montréal, 5 points
18. Saskatchewan, 4 points
19. Carleton, 3 points
20. Saint Mary's, 2 points
      McGill, 2 points
22. Moncton, 1 point
 
WOMEN (11 of 17 events)
1. Western, 78 points
2. Guelph, 61 points
3. Saskatchewan, 48 points
4. Calgary, 35 points
5. Laval, 30 points
5. Windsor, 30 points
7. Dalhousie, 18 points
8. Toronto, 17.5 points
9. Regina, 14 points
10. Sherbrooke, 13 points
10. Lethbridge, 13 points
12. Waterloo, 12 points
13. Manitoba, 10 points
14. Alberta, 8 points
15. Ottawa, 7 points
16. McGill, 6 points
17. McMaster, 5 points
      Victoria, 5 points
19. York, 4.5 points
20. Carleton, 4 points
      STFX, 4 points
22. Trinity Western, 3 points
23. Queen's, 1 point