LANCASTER, Pa – The Men's Indoor Track and Field team took three individual wins and tied a program record at the Coach I Invitational hosted by Franklin & Marshall.
This meet was not scored.
Graduate Student Chett Brunner won the shot put with a mark of 14.77m (48-5.50). This win puts Brunner in a tie with Tyren Proctor for most wins in indoor track & field history with 14. Junior Jayden Rodwell threw 11.98m (39-3.75) to place 16th. Sophomore Jacob Gibson placed 35th with a throw of 10.37m (34-0.25). Sophomore Jamey Travers threw 9.03m (29-7.50) to place 45th. Junior Luke Stimely placed 51st throwing 7.58m (24-10.5).
Senior Alex Brown won the long jump with a mark of 6.50m (21-4). Senior Oral-Anthony Coleman placed third jumping 6.28m (20-7.25), qualifying for the Centennial Conference Championship. Junior Christian Homer jumped 5.71m (18-8.75) to place 13th. Brown placed 11th in high jump with a mark of 1.62m (5-3.75). Homer placed 14th also jumping 1.62m.
Coleman won the 200 meter dash with a time of 23.29. Senior Kyle Silver ran 24.54, qualifying for the conference championship. Sophomore Seyi Adelaja placed 36th running 24.78. Freshman Robert Wood ran 25.54 to placed 45th. Adelaja and Wood both ran personal bests. Junior Armani Moya-Moore placed 46th running 25.57. Sophomore Roman Arensmeyer ran 27.64 placing 62nd.
Coleman also placed fourth in the 60 meter dash with a time of 7.06. Brown placed 20th running 7.35, qualifying for the conference championship. Wood ran a personal best 7.51. Adelaja ran 7.77 to place 64th. Freshman Jaymani Chin-Marcelle ran 8.19 to place 78th.
Homer placed fourth in triple jump with a mark of 12.53m (41-1.50). Brown took sixth with a jump of 12.42m (40-9).
The 4x400 relay team of Junior Ethan Bush, Junior Jack Reiser, Freshman Amadeus Davis, and Graduate Student Tyler Richardson placed fifth with a time of 3:39.55.
Senior Kyle Hubbard placed tenth in the 60 meter hurdles with a time of 9.29. Brown placed 11th running 9.31. This mark placed him tenth in program history and qualified him for the conference championship. Arensmeyer ran 10.57 to place 23rd.
Gibson placed 20th in the weight throw with a mark of 11.67m (38-3.50). This moves him to seventh in program history, he also qualified for the conference championship. Travers threw a personal best 10.92m (35-10). Rodwell threw 10.64m (34-11) to place 29th. Junior AJ Iglesias placed 30th throwing 10.51m (34-5.75.)
Graduate Student Nick Raumann ran 4:40.21 to place 20th in the 1 mile run. Junior Jack Sears ran 4:53.65 to place 41st. Sophomore Zac Kane ran 5:23.23 to place 67th. Sophomore Fabrizzio Verano Valderrama placed 68th running 5:25.25. Senior Joc Baldacci ran 5:32.89 to place 69th.
Richardson placed 21st in the 400 meter dash with a time of 54.31. Davis ran 54.61 to place 23rd. Junior Jack Reiser ran 54.88 to place 28th. All three qualified for the conference championship.
Bush ran 2:06.54 in the 800 to place 29th. Senior Anders Madsen ran 2:08.10 placing 35th. Raumann ran 2:08.16 to finish 36th. Senior Sean Irwin ran 2:15.16 to place 49th. Sears ran 2:15.39 to finish 51st.
The Green Terror will return to action on Friday, January 31st. They will be splitting the squad sending some athletes to the Marlin Invitational hosted by Virginia Wesleyan and some to the Larry Sharpe Memorial Invite hosted by Hagerstown Community College.
