GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- Savion Tyler won the high jump, helping the Siena Heights men's indoor track and field team place fifth at the WHAC/MIAA Challenge.

Tyler cleared 1.97 meters (6 feet, 5 1/2 inches) to best the high-jump field. Teammate Roman Iott was fifth with a 1.82m (5-11 1/2).

Jordan Harris claimed an NAIA provisional-qualifying mark in the weight throw with a distance of 17.06m (55-11 3/4). He was runner-up.

Pole vaulter Alan Alston cleared 4.00m (13-1 1/2) for runner-up in his event.

Matthew Gipple competed at the GVSU Big Meet, hitting an NAIA auto distance of 7.15m (23-5 1/2) in the long jump to place sixth. He already holds an auto in the event.

Other Top 5 finishes at the WHAC/MIAA Challenge for the men included:
3. Henry Frederick, 800, 2:00.36
3. Nikolas Hammond, long jump, 6.44m (21-1 1/2)
3. Elijah Collins, shot put, 13.72m (45-0 1/4).
4. Blake Schroeder, 800, 2:00.83
4. Andrew Stern, 3,000, 9:23.44
4. Calvin Randolph, triple jump, 11.97m (39-3 1/4)
5. Tyler Landis, mile, 4:30.53

WHAC/MIAA Challenge team scores:
1. Cornerstone 116
2. Hope 111
3. Aquinas 110.5
4. Albion 107.5
5. Siena Heights 76
6. Alma 49
7. Lawrence Tech 26
8. Cleary 8