For the second time in three weeks, a familiar face in Dulin takes home track athlete of the week honors. He has become synonymous with hurdles for the Great Midwest this season while continuing to move up the Division II provisional list.
Dulin was a part of two new conference records, including the 110-meter hurdles and the anchor of the 4x100-meter relay grouping.
Dulin blazed to a 14.10 in the 110-meter hurdles, the top mark all-time in conference history. He bested his previous career best of 14.39 two weeks ago over the Easter weekend.
Dulin clocked another top 10 time in the 400-meter hurdles and the dual-sport standout now owns nine of the league’s best 10 efforts. His time of 53.02 ranks seventh in the record books.
Dulin finished up the Walsh Invitational by anchoring the men’s 4x100 relay, which cruised to a new conference record of 42.15. The previous Great Midwest record was 42.40 by Kentucky Wesleyan at last year’s outdoor conference meet.