Peters, a sophomore, won the Iowa Conference decathlon with an NCAA provisional qualifying score of 6,106 points, besting the 11 athlete field by 66 points. He posted one of the top-three marks in six of the 10 events and a top-five mark in nine of the 10 events. Peters’ time of 15.66 seconds in the 110-hurdles and 11.2 seconds in the 100-meters, and his discus throw of 34.78 meters were tops among the 11 competitors. He posted the second-best mark in the pole vault (3.55 meters) and third-best marks in the high jump (1.88 meters, tied) and the javelin (45.22 meters). Peters 10.74 meters in the shot put was fourth, and marks of 5.99 meters in the long jump and 4:49.79 in the 1500-meters were fifth-best. He also finished sixth in the 400-meters (51.72 seconds).
