By Washington Media Release: Nobody better than Brian Fay to get the Huskies over the finish line and into history. With Washington Men’s Track & Field needing 10 points to clinch its first Pac-12 title in program history, Fay went back to the well and pulled away to win the 5,000-meters, just as he did two nights ago in the 10,000-meters.
Washington broke Oregon’s 15-year run atop the conference standings, capping a thrilling three days at Hilmer Lodge Stadium.
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