Men's Track & Field Schedule

CAC Men's Track & Field News and Notes:

COMPLETE RESULTS FROM THE CAC CHAMPIONSHIPS

(COURTESY OF SALISBURY UNIVERSITY)

Men’s Track Notes for the Week(May 4): Mary Washington junior Matt Kirk finished first in the 5,000 meters to pace the MWC squad at the Mason-Dixon Invitational in Newport News, VA on Saturday. Kirk placed first with a time of 15:56. Colin Dwyer was second in the hammer throw, tossing the hammer 167’ 11” and was also third in the discus with a heave of 136’7”. Todd Kronenberg was third in the 1,500 meters, at 4:00.39, just shy of the MWC school record. Catholic junior Sean Duggan defended his two titles this weekend’s Mason-Dixon Invitational. He broke his own record set last season and was an NCAA provisional qualifier in winning the hammer throw. He also broke a 21-year old meet record in winning the shot put. Duggan will compete at the Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships on May 27-29. Salisbury’s Kris Greenwell set a new school mark in the pole vault when he cleared 15’. The effort was good enough for a first-place finish in the event. Junior Brandon Fields took top honors in the discus with a distance of 152’7.5”.

Men’s Track Notes for the Week (April 27): Catholic’s Sean Duggan finished second in the men’s eastern shot put at this weekend’s Penn Relays. Salisbury’s 4x100 squad of Josh Payton, Rivers Johnson, Brian Deleon, and Marcus Tines registered their second-fastest time of the year with a 43.93 to finish fourth in their heat. The men’s 4x400 team of Enos Benbow, Daryl Lee, Tines, and Tristan Gilbert also finished fourth in their heat with a time of 3:26.96, just one second behind last week’s winning time posted in the CAC Championship meet.

Men’s Results from the 2004 CAC Championships:
1. Salisbury University-236 points
2. Mary Washington-142 points
3. Gallaudet University-73 points
4. Catholic University-55 points
5. Goucher College-43 points
6. York College-36 points

Men’s Track Notes for the Week (April 13): At the University of Delaware Invitational, Salisbury’s Brandon Field placed third in the discus (43.01 m) and the hammer (39.87 m) while Tim Robinson placed third in the javelin (53.50 m). Kris Greenwell placed second in the pole vault (4.37 m) and Justin Johnson came in third in the 400 meter hurdles (55.48). Joe Flores placed third in the 300 steeplechase (10:38.31) while Tristan Gilbert picked up a third place finish in the 800 meters (1:56.44). At the Lynchburg Invitational, Mary Washington’s Dustin Yudowitch was sixth in the 800 meters at 1:55.66. Todd Kroenberg and Jason Hough placed ninth and tenth in the event. At the Lebanon Valley Invitational, York received a pair of first place finishes in the event as R.J. Curran won the men’s triple jump and Mike Simone earned a first in the discus. Curran’s leap was 38’5”, almost a full foot ahead of the second place finisher. Simone tossed the discus 121’2” to easily outdistance the runner up by over four feet.

Men’s Track Notes for the Week (April 6): At the Duke University Invitational, Jason Hough of MWC broke his own outdoor school record in the 1,500 meters, finishing with a time of 4:00.29. Hough was followed closely by teammate Todd Kronenberg at 4:00.60. Jake Rod ran the 3000 steeplechase in 9:56, and Matt Kirk ran the 5,000 meters in 32:17.39. In the field events, Colin Dwyer threw the hammer 163’11”, and Franz Wesner threw the javelin 171’. At the Lebanon Valley Invitational, Goucher’s 4x100 meter relay captured first place. Harrison Tucker, who ran one of the legs of that race, was the runner-up in both hurdle events, crossing the finish line in :17.94 in the 110 high hurdles and 1:01.24 in the 400. At the Lebanon Valley Invitational, York received four second place finishes in the non-team scoring meet. Burt Schaeffer finished second in the 800 meter run, notching a time of 2:03.9. Erik Bowersox was the runner-up in the 1,500 meter run, clocking in with a time of 4:27.6. Sophomore Mike Lentricchia placed second in the 5,000 meter run as he notched a time of 16:51.0. The final second place finish for YCP came from Kevin Laughman in the 3,000 meter steeplechase. Salisbury junior Tim Robinson set a new school record in the javelin Saturday with a throw of 186’2.25” at the Richard Stockton Invitational. Robinson also placed third at the event. Freshman Chris Colangelo finished third in the javelin with a heave of 158’8”. Three Sea Gulls earned first place finishes in the event as Kris Greenwell won the pole vault (14’0”), Tristan Gilbert won the men’s 800 (1:55.56), and Justin Johnson was victorious in the 400 hurdles (:54.94).

Men’s Track Notes for the Week (March 30): Catholic’s Sean Duggan took first place in the shot put, second in the hammer throw, and fifth in the discus at the Battleground Relays hosted by Mary Washington. Senior Mike Audette chipped in with a second place finish in the 10,000 meter race and a third place in the 5,000 meter race. Mary Washington’s Matt Kirk won the 5,000 meters while the men’s distance medley relay won a thrilling race at the wire and the men’s 4x800 relay earned a win with a time of 7:48.20. At the Georgia Tech Classic, Salisbury junior Tim Robinson won the javelin with a throw of 177’8”. Robinson registered Salisbury’s only event win and one of 14 scoring performances (top 8) for the Gulls. Other highlights for the Sea Gull men included a second-place finish by freshman Kris Greenwell in the pole vault (12’11/25”). Senior Justin Johnson added two scoring finishes, placing third in the 110 hurdles and fifth in the 400 hurdles.

Men’s Track Notes for the Week (March 23): York earned the team victory at the Goucher College Invitational despite winning just one individual event. The Spartans received top performances by Mike Lentricchia (2nd in 5000 meters), Kevin Laughman (3rd in 5000 meters), R.J. Curran (3rd in high jump), Phil DeGaetano (3rd in pole vault), Ethan Armes (1st in triple jump & 4th in 400 meter hurdles), Mike Borrell (3rd in hammer), and Dennis Loosen (3rd in javelin). Catholic’s senior Mike Audette, junior Sean Duggan, and sophomore John Lynch highlighted CUA’s fourth-place finish at the Goucher College Invitational. Audette finished first in the 5000 meter run and seventh in the 1500 meter run. Duggan, fresh off his outstanding performance at last week’s NCAA Indoor Championships, won both the shot put and hammer throw while Lynch was first in the 10,000 meter run. Goucher’s Robin Fernald finished first in one event and second in another at the Goucher Invitational. The junior’s first-place performance was in the pole vault competition, which he won by successfully clearing 11’ 5.75”. He was the runner-up in the javelin (151’2”). MWC’s Matt Kirk ran the 5000 meters in 15:22, with Todd Kronenberg close behind at 15:24. Jason Call ran the steeplechase at 10:06, followed closely by Doug Axelrod, at 10:07. Dustin Yudowitch ran the 1500 meters in 4:06, and Colin Dwyer finished third in both the hammer throw (161’0”) and the discus (138’0”).

Men’s Track Notes for the Week (March 15): Goucher’s Harrison Tucker won both hurdle events and placed second in the high jump competition at the Goucher Warm-Up meet. The freshman’s winning times were :19.20 in the 110-meter hurdles and 1:04.65 in the 400. He also cleared 5-6 in the high jump to establish a new outdoor school record and finish runner-up to York’s Rob Curran. Mary Washington’s Matt Kirk took first place in the 10,000 meters, finishing with a time of 32:52. Colin Dwyer won the discus with a throw of 145’6”. York’s Dennis Loosen had a strong meet at the Goucher Warm-Up meet as he won the javelin, finished second in the hammer, and placed third in the shot put.

Men’s Track Notes for the Week (March 8): Salisbury had five first place finishes at their season-opening Salisbury University Invite. Will Murdoch won the steeplechase in 10:23.9; Brandon Fields won the hammer with a throw of 134’0”; Marcus Tines was victorious in the 100-meters in a time of :10.9; Justin Johnson captured the victory in the 400-hurdles, crossing the line in a time of :57.4 while Kris Greenwell was the best in the pole vault, clearing a height of 14”0”. In addition to the first place finishes, Rivers Johnson and Justin Johnson finished 1-2 in the high hurdles as both were timed at 15.4 seconds.

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