Carnegie Mellon Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
 
Hayden Skinner turned in a sixth-place performance in the 110-meter hurdles in a time of 15.41. Skinner also ran the 100-meter finishing in 11.22.
 
Avon Rouse ran the 400-meter finishing seventh with a time of 49.81. Rouse also turned in a time of 22.61 in the 200-meter taking 21^st. Braden Hain ran a 54.47 in the 400 to take 30^th.
 
Four Scots competed in the 800-meter led by Aaron Myers with a time of 2:02.15 placing 36^th. Aivan Vargas was 40^th with a time of 2:02.80. Coleton Fisher crossed the line in 2:02.95 to take 42^nd and Garrett Bartlebaugh was 45^th in a time of 2:04.08.
 
In the 1,500-meter Ethan Quezada posted a time of 4:13.50 placing 28^th. PJ Berger was 33^rd with a time of 4:15.89. Ackerly Mulcaster finished the 3K in 9:42.16 to place 21^st.
 
Bartlebaugh, Myers, Fisher and Vargas teamed up in the 4x400 relay to place 10^th in a time of 3:29.14.
 
In the field events, Bobby Yost turned in a PSAC qualifying throw of 53.21 meters in the javelin. Kaden Velasquez and Trevor Neumann became the first two Scots to ever throw hammer with Velasquez finishing 26^th with a toss of 31.84 while Neumann was 28^th with a distance of 28.77 meters.
 
Edinboro had four athletes throwing discus. Connor Munson paced the Scots with a throw of 40.45 meters to take 13^th. Yost was 25^th with a throw of 35.32 meters. Neumann recorded a distance of 35.11 meters to take 26^th and Velasquez was 31^st with a throw of 33.16 meters.
 
The Scots are back in action next Friday at the Dave Labor Invitational hosted by Slippery Rock.