Logan Schwartz shattered the Gonzaga 1500 meters record at the Oregon Twilight meet, clocking in at 3:41.20, over a second faster than the previous mark. Schwartz, a standout athlete and 2025 WCC Freshman of the Year, achieved this feat by running each lap in under a minute, breaking his personal best by nearly four seconds. In the 3,000 steeplechase, teammates Logan Law and Paul Talens also posted impressive times, both falling within NCAA qualifying ranges. Ryan Mitchell triumphed over Olympian Justyn Knight, finishing the 1500 meters in a tactical 3:47.60, while Will Thorsett set a personal best in his debut at Hayward Field.

By the Numbers
  • Schwartz's record time: 3:41.20
  • Law's 3,000 steeplechase time: 8:43.23
  • Talens' 3,000 steeplechase time: 8:47.19
  • Mitchell finished in 3:47.60, defeating Justyn Knight
  • Thorsett's career best: 3:49.88
State of Play
  • Gonzaga Men's Track recently performed exceptionally well at the Oregon Twilight meet.
  • Team members are achieving personal bests and qualifying times for NCAA events.
  • Upcoming events include the Portland Last Chance Meet next weekend.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the team aims to maintain their momentum and secure more NCAA qualifying times at the upcoming Portland Last Chance Meet. Continued improvements in individual performances may further enhance their chances for NCAA recognition.

Bottom Line

Logan Schwartz's record-setting performance marks a significant milestone for Gonzaga Men's Track, highlighting the team's depth and potential for future success. Their recent achievements not only showcase individual talent but also build momentum as they approach critical competitions.