Villanova Men s Outdoor Track & Field BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIPS ~ VILLANOVA, PA. Friday-Saturday, May 12-13, 2017

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1 Meet Information Location:...Villanova, Pa. Venue:...Villanova Stadium / Pike Field Friday, May 12:...10:00 AM - 6:30 PM Saturday, May 13:...10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Live Coverage:...BIG EAST Digital Network One of the biggest weekends of the track & field season is on tap at Villanova Stadium this week, as the Villanova men s track & field team sets its sights on the outdoor BIG EAST Track & Field Championships presented by Jeep. The conference championship returns to Villanova Stadium for the sixth time in the last 10 years this Friday and Saturday when seven men s and eight women s teams converge on the Main Line. Sophomore sprinter Sterling Pierce was the men s Outstanding Track Performer last year after winning both the 100 meters and the 200 meters at the BIG EAST meet. Despite being slowed by an injury earlier this year, Pierce is running near top form entering the weekend. He ran the 100 meters at the Penn Relays and had a seasonbest time of in the preliminary heats there. His lifetime best mark of came at last year s BIG EAST meet. Pierce was also in the lineup for both the 4x100 relay and the 4x400 relay at the Penn Relays. Two other sprinters to keep an eye on are senior Kyle Cartwright and sophomore Harry Purcell. Cartwright enters the meet with the second-fastest time in the BIG EAST this season in the 400 meter hurdles. That mark of came in the championship section of the Penn Relays and was also the second-fastest time of Cartwright s career. He previously ran to clinch the BIG EAST title at the 2015 conference championships. Purcell is the reigning outdoor BIG EAST champion in the 400 meters and was the runner-up indoors earlier this year. He has a lifetime best of in the 400 meters, although he ran a split of on the 400 meter leg of the DMR at the Penn Relays last month. Redshirt freshman Logan Wetzel has come on strong this season after returning to action in January following a year-long absence from competition due to an injury. He is slated to run the 1500 meters this weekend, and his season-best mark of 3:45.11 currently ranks third among BIG EAST runners. Wetzel ran the anchor leg of the distance medley relay and the leadoff leg of the 4x800 meter relay at the Penn Relays two weeks ago, and was a BIG EAST champion as part of the Wildcats lineup in each of those relays at the indoor conference meet. Middle distance runners Ben Malone, Ville Lampinen and Ishmael Muhammad will also be contenders in their respective events. Malone will be one of five entries for Villanova in the 1500 meters, and he is part of the program s exclusive club of subfour minute milers. Malone s personal best of 3:39.82 in the 1500 meters, set last June following the conclusion of the collegiate season, is the equivalent of a 3:57.34 mile. His season-best 1500 meters time of 3:48.05 came in his most recent race at the Jim Kehoe Invitational last week in Maryland. Lampinen and Muhammad will each be running in the 800 meters this weekend. Lampinen was an All-BIG EAST performer in the event at last year s outdoor meet when he recorded a third place finish. He also anchored the Wildcats to a conference title in the 4x400 meter relay as a freshman. This year, Lampinen is coming off a personal best split of 1:47.81 on the 800 meter leg of the DMR at the Penn Relays. He followed that up by running a split of 1:49.72 on the anchor leg of the 4x800 relay a day later. Muhammad scored in the 800 meters at the BIG EAST Championships last season when he tallied a seventh place finish, and he has a lifetime best of 1:48.31 which was set at the 2015 USATF Junior National Championships. On the distance side, redshirt freshmen Casey Comber and Andrew Marston are local products who have made a big impact this season. Comber led off the Wildcats champion distance medley relay at the indoor BIG EAST meet and has a great deal of potential as a steeplechase runner outdoors. He ran a personal best time of 9:10.10 in the steeplechase at the Larry Ellis Invitational earlier this season. Marston was the BIG EAST runner-up in the 5000 meters indoors, and set personal bests in both the 5K (14:17.37) and the 3000 meters (8:15.23) at the indoor conference meet. Villanova has won seven BIG EAST team titles at the outdoor conference meet, with recent championships coming in 2014 and The men s program has also won a total of 122 individual events all-time at the outddoor BIG EAST Championships Villanova Cross Country Results Date Event Result Sept. 9 Big 5 Invitational 2nd of 5 Sept. 16 Main Line Invitational 2nd of 3 Oct. 1 Chile Pepper Festival 5th of 18 Oct. 14 Penn State National 11th of 14 Oct. 21 Haverford Invitational no team scoring Oct. 28 BIG EAST Championships 4th of 9 Nov. 11 NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional 8th of 22 Nov. 19 NCAA Championships no team scoring Villanova Indoor Results Date Event Location Dec. 3 Jack Pyrah Invitational no team scoring Dec Fast Times Before Finals Meet no team scoring Jan. 14 Nittany Lion Challenge no team scoring Jan. 20 Gotham Cup no team scoring Jan. 27 Villanova Open 2nd of 11 Feb. 4 Villanova Invitational no team scoring Feb. 10 FastTrack National Invitational no team scoring Feb. 18 UCS Invitational no team scoring Feb BIG EAST Championships 4th of 7 Mar NCAA Championships tie-58th of Villanova Outdoor Schedule and Results Date Event Location Mar. 25 Penn Challenge 6th of 6 Mar. 30-Apr. 1 Colonial Relays tie-17th of 46 Apr. 7-8 Sam Howell Invitational no team scoring Apr. 8 Hurricane Alumni Invitational no team scoring Apr Larry Ellis Invitational no team scoring Apr. 26 Haverford Invitational no team scoring Apr Lions Invitational no team scoring Apr Penn Relays no team scoring May 5 Jim Kehoe Invitational no team scoring May BIG EAST Championships Villanova, Pa. May NCAA East Preliminary Lexington, Ky. June 8, 10 NCAA Championships Eugene, Ore. Twitter (@NovaTrackXC) Follow Us On Social Media Facebook (NovaTrackXC) Villanova Media Relations Instagram (VillanovaXCTF) Track & Field Contact:...David Berman ...david.berman@villanova.edu Phone:

2 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIPS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, MAY 12 VILLANOVA ENTRIES Time Combined Event Event 10:00 AM Decathlon 100 Meters 10:35 AM Decathlon Long Jump TBD Decathlon Shot Put TBD Decathlon High Jump TBD Decathlon 400 Meters Time Field Event Section 1:00 PM Hammer Trials and Final 2:30 PM Long Jump Trials and Final 3:30 PM Pole Vault Trials and Final 4:30 PM High Jump Trials and Final 5:00 PM Javelin Trials and Final Time Track Event Section 1:15 PM Preliminary Heats 1:45 PM 110 Meter Hurdles Preliminary Heats 2:15 PM 400 Meters Preliminary Heats 2:45 PM 100 Meters Preliminary Heats 3:15 PM 800 Meters Preliminary Heats 3:45 PM 400 Meter Hurdles Preliminary Heats 4:15 PM 200 Meters Preliminary Heats 4:45 PM 3000 Meter Steeplechase FINAL 5:45 PM Meters FINAL SATURDAY, MAY 13 Time Combined Event Event 10:00 AM Decathlon 110 Meter Hurdles 10:40 AM Decathlon Discus 11:30 AM Decathlon Pole Vault TBD Decathlon Javelin TBD Decathlon Time Field Event Section 12:00 PM Shot Put FINAL 2:00 PM Discus FINAL 2:00 PM Triple Jump FINAL Time Track Event Section 1:10 PM 4x100 Meter Relay FINAL 1:30 PM FINAL 1:50 PM 110 Meter Hurdles FINAL 2:10 PM 400 Meters FINAL 2:30 PM 100 Meters FINAL 2:50 PM 800 Meters FINAL 3:10 PM 400 Meter Hurdles FINAL 3:30 PM 200 Meters FINAL 4:00 PM 5000 Meters FINAL 4:40 PM 4x800 Meter Relay FINAL 5:05 PM 4x400 Meter Relay FINAL 5:40 PM AWARDS CEREMONY Event Athlete Lifetime PR 100 Meters Sterling Pierce Meter Hurdles Michael Morrow Meters Sterling Pierce Meters Dan Powers Meters Harry Purcell Meters Tyler Rippel Meters Dan Powers Meter Hurdles Kyle Cartwright Meter Hurdles Utsav Deshpande Meter Hurdles Konrad Bayer Meters Ishmael Muhammad 1: Meters Ville Lampinen 1: Meters Lucas Arrivo 1: Meters Louis Vazquez 2:02.11 Ben Malone 3:39.82 Logan Wetzel 3:45.11 Colin O Mara 3:55.65 Zach Swenson 3:57.55 Grant Wiggins 4: Meter Steeplechase Casey Comber 9: Meters Andrew Marston 14: Meters Paul Power 15: x100 Meter Relay Villanova (SB) 4x400 Meter Relay Villanova 3:15.09 (SB) 4x800 Meter Relay Villanova 7:21.18 (SB) High Jump Michael Morrow 1.95m Pole Vault Thomas Conboy 4.70m Pole Vault Kolby Koeck 4.60m Pole Vault PJ Succi 4.41m Long Jump Steve Testa 6.95m Long Jump Michael Morrow 6.35m Triple Jump Steve Testa 13.63m Triple Jump Aaron Elcock 13.45m Shot Put Henry Sise 15.93m Shot Put Dan Sullivan 15.29m Shot Put Daniel Timko 13.39m Shot Put Chika Nwachukwu 13.07m Discus Chika Nwachukwu 43.15m Discus Jadyn Anczarski 41.68m Hammer John McDonald 47.15m Hammer Jadyn Anczarski 38.30m Javelin Jack Judge 57.40m Javelin Sam Shaud --- Decathlon Peter Winslow ---

3 VILLANOVA ROSTER Name Events Academic Class Outdoor Eligibility Hometown/High School Jadyn Anczarski Throws Freshman Freshman Ringtown, Pa./North Shuylkill Lucas Arrivo Distance Sophomore Freshman Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer Martin Barr Distance Freshman Freshman Skokie, Ill./Niles North Konrad Bayer Sprints Freshman Freshman Naperville, Ill./Benet Academy Kyle Cartwright Sprints Senior Senior Oyster Bay, N.Y./Oyster Bay Casey Comber Distance Sophomore Freshman Maple Glen, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham Thomas Conboy Pole Vault Freshman Freshman Saratoga Springs, N.Y./Saratoga Springs Kevin Corbusier Distance Graduate Student Senior Monkton, Md./Loyola Blakefield Utsav Deshpande Sprints Sophomore Sophomore Ronkonkoma, N.Y./Sachem East James Deutmeyer Pole Vault Junior Junior Rye, N.Y./Fordham Prep Aaron Elcock Jumps Junior Sophomore West Chester, Pa./Delaware County Christian School Pearson Feagans Sprints/Jumps Sophomore Sophomore Dallas, Texas/Highland Park Bryant Herlocker Sprints Junior Junior Wilmette, Ill./New Trier Drake Johnston Distance Senior Junior Santa Monica, Calif./Palisades Charter Jack Judge Throws Sophomore Sophomore Palisades, N.Y./Don Bosco Prep Kolby Koeck Pole Vault Senior Senior Altoona, Pa./Altoona Area Ville Lampinen Sprints Sophomore Sophomore Vantaa, Finland/Mäkelänrinteen lukio Ben Malone Distance Senior Junior River Vale, N.J./Pascack Valley Andrew Marston Distance Sophomore Freshman Wayne, Pa./Conestoga John McDonald Throws Senior Senior New Providence, N.J./New Providence Rob Morro Distance Freshman Freshman Media, Pa./Cardinal O Hara Michael Morrow Jumps Sophomore Sophomore Danbury, Conn./Danbury Ishmael Muhammad Sprints Junior Junior Mays Landing, N.J./Oakcrest Paul Nichols Distance Freshman Freshman Latham, N.Y./Shaker Chika Nwachukwu Throws Freshman Freshman Lawrence, N.J./Lawrence Colin O Mara Distance Senior Sophomore Little Rock, Ark./Catholic Ike Osuagwu Sprints Freshman Freshman Wilmington, Del./Tatnall School Sterling Pierce Sprints Sophomore Sophomore Voorhees, N.J./Rancocas Valley Paul Power Distance Sophomore Freshman Phoenixville, Pa./Spring-Ford Dan Powers Sprints Freshman Freshman Chadds Ford, Pa./Unionville Harry Purcell Sprints Sophomore Sophomore Dublin, Ireland/Castleknock College Sam Shaud Throws Senior Senior Rumson, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven Paul Sheridan Throws Junior Junior Midland Park, N.J./Paramus Catholic Henry Sise Throws Sophomore Sophomore Hawthorn Woods, Ill./Adlai E. Stevenson Elliot Slade Distance Senior Junior Cardiff, United Kingdom/Bishop Llandaff Nick Steele Distance Freshman Freshman Harvard, Mass./The Bromfield School PJ Succi Pole Vault/Multi Events Senior Senior Warminster, Pa./William Tennent Dan Sullivan Throws Senior Senior North Hampton, N.H./St. John s Prep Zach Swenson Sprints Junior Sophomore Boulder, Colo./Fairview Aaron Sykes Sprints Freshman Freshman /Saint Joseph s Prep Steve Testa Jumps Freshman Freshman Warminster, Pa./William Tennent Daniel Timko Throws Sophomore Sophomore Shillington, Pa./Governor Mifflin Louis Vazquez Distance Sophomore Freshman Brooklyn, N.Y./Xavier Logan Wetzel Distance Sophomore Freshman Saline, Mich./Saline Grant Wiggins Distance Junior Sophomore Virginia Beach, Va./Norfolk Academy Peter Winslow Sprints Senior Senior Stratham, N.H./Exeter Men s Track & Field Head Coach: Marcus O Sullivan (Villanova 84) 19th Season at Villanova (19th Overall) Women s Track & Field Head Coach: Gina Procaccio (Villanova 87) - 17th Season at Villanova (17th Overall) Associate Head Coach: Anthony Williams (Mississippi 90) 23rd Season at Villanova (23rd Overall) Assistant Coach: Ali Smith (Villanova 11) Fourth Season at Villanova (Fourth Overall) Assistant Coach: Talen Singer (West Chester 99) 11th Season at Villanova (11th Overall) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Mauro Medina - Third Season at Villanova (Third Overall) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Monique Morgan (Villanova 07) Third Season at Villanova (Third Overall) Volunteer Assistant Coach: George Reynolds (Villanova 64) - 21st Season at Villanova (21st Overall) Graduate Assistant: Bogdana Mimic (Villanova 11) - Second Season at Villanova (Second Overall)

4 2017 OUTDOOR SEASON PERFORMANCE LIST 100 Meters Time Date Event Sterling Pierce 10.86(p) 4/28 Penn Relays Aaron Sykes /25 Penn Challenge Ike Osuagwu /26 Haverford Invitational 110 Meter Hurdles Time Date Event Michael Morrow /25 Penn Challenge Peter Winslow /25 Penn Challenge 200 Meters Time Date Event Sterling Pierce /22 Larry Ellis Invitational Dan Powers /25 Penn Challenge Steve Testa /25 Penn Challenge Aaron Sykes /25 Penn Challenge Ike Osuagwu /26 Haverford Invitational 400 Meters Time Date Event Harry Purcell /22 Larry Ellis Invitational Ville Lampinen /31 Colonial Relays Sterling Pierce /25 Penn Challenge Dan Powers /26 Haverford Invitational Konrad Bayer /25 Penn Challenge 400 Meter Hurdles Time Date Event Kyle Cartwright /28(c) Penn Relays Konrad Bayer /28(c) Penn Relays Utsav Deshpande /26 Haverford Invitational 800 Meters Time Date Event Ville Lampinen 1:49.91(e) 4/21 Larry Ellis Invitational Ishmael Muhammad 1:50.95(e) 4/21 Larry Ellis Invitational Casey Comber 1: /26 Haverford Invitational Zach Swenson 1: /26 Haverford Invitational Lucas Arrivo 1: /22 Larry Ellis Invitational Colin O Mara 1: /26 Haverford Invitational Tyler Rippel 2:00.48(i) 4/7 Sam Howell Invitational Grant Wiggins 2: /31 Colonial Relays Louis Vazquez 2: /31 Colonial Relays Jacob Bonanotte 2:00.31(ua) 4/26 Haverford Invitational Time Date Event Logan Wetzel 3:45.11(e) 4/21 Larry Ellis Invitational Ben Malone 3: /5 Jim Kehoe Invitational Casey Comber 3: /25 Penn Challenge Colin O Mara 3:55.65(e) 4/21 Larry Ellis Invitational Zach Swenson 3: /22 Larry Ellis Invitational Paul Power 3: /26 Haverford Invitational Grant Wiggins 4: /26 Haverford Invitational Lucas Arrivo 4: /26 Haverford Invitational Louis Vazquez 4: /26 Haverford Invitational Paul Nichols 4:09.56(i, ua) 4/7 Sam Howell Invitational Jacob Bonanotte 4:26.40(i, ua) 4/7 Sam Howell Invitational 4x400 Meter Relay Time Date Event Villanova 3: /8 Hurricane Alumni Invitational (Kyle Cartwright, Harry Purcell, Sterling Pierce, Ville Lampinen) Sprint Medley Relay Time Date Event Villanova 3: /1 Colonial Relays (Sterling Pierce, Dan Powers, Kyle Cartwright, Lucas Arrivo) 4x800 Meter Relay Time Date Event Villanova 7:21.18(coa) 4/29 Penn Relays (Logan Wetzel, Harry Purcell, Ishmael Muhammad, Ville Lampinen) Distance Medley Relay Time Date Event Villanova 9:34.59(coa) 4/28 Penn Relays (Ben Malone, Harry Purcell, Ville Lampinen, Logan Wetzel) 4x1500 Meter Relay Time Date Event Villanova 15: /1 Colonial Relays (Colin O Mara, Logan Wetzel, Andrew Marston, Ben Malone) Pole Vault Mark Date Event James Deutmeyer 4.75m 3/25 Penn Challenge Thomas Conboy 4.70m(co) 4/28 Penn Relays Kolby Koeck 4.25m 4/29 Lions Invitational PJ Succi 4.20m(u) 4/1 Colonial Relays Long Jump Mark Date Event Steve Testa 6.78m 4/8 Sam Howell Invitational Michael Morrow 6.35m 4/29 Lions Invitational Aaron Elcock 5.79m 3/25 Penn Challenge Peter Winslow 5.51m 3/25 Penn Challenge Triple Jump Mark Date Event Steve Testa 13.52m 4/22 Larry Ellis Invitational Aaron Elcock 13.41m 4/29 Lions Invitational Shot Put Mark Date Event Henry Sise 15.83m 4/8 Sam Howell Invitational Dan Sullivan 14.76m 4/8 Sam Howell Invitational Daniel Timko 13.00m 4/8 Sam Howell Invitational Chika Nwachukwu 11.88m 3/25 Penn Challenge Discus Mark Date Event Chika Nwachukwu 43.15m 4/8 Sam Howell Invitational Jadyn Anczarski 41.68m 4/26 Haverford Invitational John McDonald 35.34m 3/25 Penn Challenge Hammer Mark Date Event John McDonald 44.37m 4/26 Haverford Invitational Jadyn Anczarski 38.30m(u) 3/31 Colonial Relays Daniel Timko 29.38m(u) 3/31 Colonial Relays Javelin Mark Date Event Jack Judge 57.40m 4/29 Lions Invitational 3000 Meters Time Date Event Paul Power 8: /30 Colonial Relays 3000 Meter Steeplechase Time Date Event Casey Comber 9: /21 Larry Ellis Invitational 5000 Meters Time Date Event Casey Comber 14: /7 Sam Howell Invitational Andrew Marston 15: /21 Larry Ellis Invitational Rob Morro 15:03.32(ua) 4/7 Sam Howell Invitational Martin Barr 15:09.98(ua) 4/7 Sam Howell Invitational 4x100 Meter Relay Time Date Event Villanova 42.59(p) 4/28 Penn Relays (Steve Testa, Sterling Pierce, Dan Powers, Ike Osuagwu) (c) (co) (coa) (e) (i) (p) (u) (ua) Championship Section College Section Championship of America Elite Section Invitational Section Preliminary Heats University Section Unattached Runner

5 2017 MEET SUMMARIES PENN CHALLENGE March 25, 2017 Franklin Field Philadelphia, Pa. 6th of 6 COLONIAL RELAYS March 30-April 1, 2017 Zable Stadium Williamsburg, Va. tie-17th of Meters Place Time Aaron Sykes 12th of Ike Osuagwu 18th Meter Hurdles Place Time Michael Morrow 14th of Peter Winslow 15th Meters Place Time Dan Powers 6th of Steve Testa tie-7th Aaron Sykes 12th Ike Osuagwu 17th Meters Place Time Sterling Pierce 4th of Dan Powers 6th Konrad Bayer 12th Meter Hurdles Place Time Kyle Cartwright 3rd of Place Time Casey Comber 4th of 36 3:50.56 Grant Wiggins 24th 4:04.50 Pole Vault Place Mark James Deutmeyer 3rd of m Thomas Conboy 9th 4.45m Long Jump Place Mark Steve Testa 4th of m Michael Morrow 16th 6.03m Aaron Elcock 21st 5.79m Peter Winslow 23rd 5.51m THURSDAY, MARCH Meters Place Time Paul Power 13th of 37 8:42.92 FRIDAY, MARCH Meters Place Time Sterling Pierce 9th of Meters Place Time Ville Lampinen 7th of Dan Powers 42nd Meter Hurdles Place Time Kyle Cartwright 5th of Konrad Bayer 18th Meters Place Time Grant Wiggins 88th of 100 2:00.59 Louis Vazquez 94th 2:02.11 Long Jump - University Section Place Mark Steve Testa 5th of m Shot Put - University Section Place Mark Daniel Timko 19th of m Hammer - University Section Place Mark Jadyn Anczarski 16th of m Daniel Timko 27th 29.38m Triple Jump Place Mark Aaron Elcock 6th of m Shot Put Place Mark Henry Sise 5th of m Dan Sullivan 11th 13.43m Daniel Timko 14th 12.16m Chika Nwachukwu 15th 11.88m Discus Place Mark Jadyn Anczarski 13th of m Chika Nwachukwu 18th 38.80m John McDonald 19th 35.34m Hammer Place Mark John McDonald 11th of m Jadyn Anczarski 12th 37.92m Javelin Place Mark Jack Judge 3rd of m

6 2017 MEET SUMMARIES COLONIAL RELAYS March 30-April 1, 2017 Zable Stadium Williamsburg, Va. tie-17th of 46 SAM HOWELL INVITATIONAL April 7-8, 2017 Weaver Stadium Princeton, N.J. No Team Scoring SATURDAY, APRIL 1 Sprint Medley Relay Place Time Villanova 7th of 21 3:30.90 Sterling Pierce 200 Meters-1 Dan Powers 200 Meters-2 Kyle Cartwright 400 Meters Lucas Arrivo 800 Meters Distance Medley Relay Place Time Villanova 17th of 25 10:21.67 Paul Power 1200 Meters Ishmael Muhammad 400 Meters Lucas Arrivo 800 Meters Grant Wiggins 1600 Meters 4x1500 Meter Relay Place Time Villanova 1st of 24 15:40.36 Colin O Mara 1st Leg Logan Wetzel 2nd Leg Andrew Marston 3rd Leg Ben Malone Anchor Pole Vault - Championship Section Place Time James Deutmeyer tie-9th of m Thomas Conboy 14th 4.50m Pole Vault - University Section Place Time PJ Succi 11th of m Kolby Koeck tie-12th 4.20m Discus - University Section Place Time Jadyn Anczarski 17th of m FRIDAY, APRIL Meters - Invitational Section Place Time Tyler Rippel 29th of 45 2: Invitational Section Place Time Paul Power 14th of 37 4:02.88 Grant Wiggins 20th 4:05.04 Louis Vazquez 33rd 4:12.21 Lucas Arrivo 36th 4:17.17 Paul Nichols (Unattached) 30th 4:09.56 Jacob Bonanotte (Unattached) 37th 4: Meters Place Time Casey Comber 2nd of 59 14:40.26 Rob Morro (Unattached) 18th 15:03.32 Martin Barr (Unattached) 23rd 15:09.98 SATURDAY, APRIL Meters Place Time Ike Osuagwu 12th of Meters Place Time Ike Osuagwu 11th of Meters Place Time Dan Powers 11th of Meters Place Time Ishmael Muhammad 7th of 24 1:52.01 Place Time Ben Malone 5th of 36 3:52.56 Colin O Mara 20th 4:03.16 Zach Swenson 23rd 4:03.91 Long Jump Place Mark Steve Testa 7th of m Shot Put Place Mark Henry Sise 9th of m Dan Sullivan 11th 14.76m Daniel Timko 16th 13.00m Discus Place Mark Chika Nwachukwu 14th of m Jadyn Anczarski 18th 39.95m Javelin Place Mark Jack Judge 6th of m

7 2017 MEET SUMMARIES HURRICANE ALUMNI INVITATIONAL April 8, 2017 Cobb Stadium Coral Gables, Fla. No Team Scoring LARRY ELLIS INVITATIONAL April 21-22, 2017 Weaver Stadium Princeton, N.J. No Team Scoring 100 Meters Place Time Sterling Pierce 24th of Meters Place Time Sterling Pierce 20th of Meters Place Time Harry Purcell 9th of Meter Hurdles Place Time Kyle Cartwright 10th of Konrad Bayer 15th Meters Place Time Ville Lampinen 1st of 24 1: x400 Meter Relay Place Time Villanova 8th of 14 3:15.09 Kyle Cartwright 1st Leg Harry Purcell 2nd Leg Sterling Pierce 3rd Leg Ville Lampinen Anchor Pole Vault Place Mark James Deutmeyer 4th of m Thomas Conboy 6th 4.45m FRIDAY, APRIL Meters - Elite Section Place Time Ville Lampinen 11th of 59 1:49.91 Ishmael Muhammad 23rd 1: Elite Section Place Time Logan Wetzel 10th of 63 3:45.11 Ben Malone 30th 3:53.46 Colin O Mara 38th 3: Meter Steeplechase Place Time Casey Comber 9th of 30 9: Meters Place Time Andrew Marston 48th of 58 15:05.85 Martin Barr (Unattached) 53rd 15:18.17 Javelin Place Mark Jack Judge 6th of m SATURDAY, APRIL Meters Place Time Sterling Pierce 7th of Meters Place Time Sterling Pierce 6th of Meters Place Time Harry Purcell 3rd of Meter Hurdles Place Time Kyle Cartwright 6th of Konrad Bayer 18th Meters Place Time Lucas Arrivo 16th of 30 1:55.57 Place Time Zach Swenson 2nd of 23 3:57.55 Pole Vault Place Mark James Deutmeyer tie-9th of m Triple Jump Place Mark Steve Testa 8th of m Aaron Elcock 10th 13.13m

8 2017 MEET SUMMARIES HAVERFORD INVITATIONAL April 26, 2017 Johnson Track Haverford, Pa. No Team Scoring PENN RELAYS April 28-29, 2017 Franklin Field Philadelphia, Pa. No Team Scoring 100 Meters Place Time Ike Osuagwu 1st of Meters Place Time Ike Osuagwu 3rd of Meters Place Time Dan Powers 1st of Meter Hurdles Place Time Utsav Deshpande 1st of Meters Place Time Casey Comber 1st of 24 1:53.54 Zach Swenson 3rd 1:53.96 Colin O Mara 9th 1:57.26 Jacob Bonanotte (Unattached) 15th 2:00.31 Place Time Paul Power 1st of 13 3:58.41 Grant Wiggins 2nd 4:00.03 Lucas Arrivo 3rd 4:06.31 Louis Vazquez 8th 4:11.67 Pole Vault Place Mark Thomas Conboy 1st of m Kolby Koeck 2nd 4.20m PJ Succi 3rd 4.05m Discus Place Mark Jadyn Anczarski 1st of m Chika Nwachukwu 2nd 39.66m Hammer Place Mark John McDonald 1st of m Jadyn Anczarski 2nd 36.97m FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Distance Medley Relay Place Time Championship of America Villanova 5th of 9:34.59 Ben Malone 1200 Meters 2:58.16 Harry Purcell 400 Meters Ville Lampinen 800 Meters 1:47.81 Logan Wetzel 1600 Meters 4: Meters Place Time Preliminary Heats Sterling Pierce 16th of Meter Hurdles Place Time Championship Section Kyle Cartwright 25th of Konrad Bayer 45th x100 Meter Relay Place Time Preliminary Heats Villanova 43rd of Steve Testa 1st Leg Sterling Pierce 2nd Leg Dan Powers 3rd Leg Ike Osuagwu Anchor 4x400 Meter Relay Place Time Preliminary Heats Villanova 37th of 71 3:18.88 Kyle Cartwright 1st Leg Ishmael Muhammad 2nd Leg Sterling Pierce 3rd Leg Konrad Bayer Anchor Pole Vault Place Mark College Section Thomas Conboy 13th of m James Deutmeyer 15th 4.55m Shot Put Place Mark College Section Dan Sullivan 36th of m SATURDAY, APRIL 29 4x800 Meter Relay Place Time Championship of America Villanova 4th of 14 7:21.18 Logan Wetzel 1st Leg 1:50.95 Harry Purcell 2nd Leg 1:49.62 Ishmael Muhammad 3rd Leg 1:50.90 Ville Lampinen Anchor 1:49.72

9 LIONS INVITATIONAL April 28-29, 2017 TCNJ Track & Field Complex Ewing, N.J. No Team Scoring Villanova Men s Outdoor Track & Field 2017 MEET SUMMARIES FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Hammer Place Mark John McDonald 6th of m Jadyn Anczarski 22nd 35.95m Javelin Place Mark Jack Judge 2nd of m SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Pole Vault Place Mark Kolby Koeck tie-6th of m Long Jump Place Mark Michael Morrow 16th of m Triple Jump Place Mark Aaron Elcock 10th of m Discus Place Mark Jadyn Anczarski 21st of m Chika Nwachukwu 26th 38.12m JIM KEHOE INVITATIONAL May 5, 2017 Kehoe Track & Field Complex College Park, Md. 5th of Meters Place Time Ville Lampinen 1st of 14 1:50.19 Ishmael Muhammad 3rd 1:51.34 Place Time Logan Wetzel 1st of 24 3:47.79 Ben Malone 2nd 3:48.05 Zach Swenson 7th 3:58.22 Colin O Mara 10th 3:59.15

10 HEAD COACH MARCUS O SULLIVAN Updated September 12, 2016 Marcus O Sullivan is in his 19th year as the Frank J. Kelly Endowed Track & Field Coach in He is the head coach of the men s cross country and track & field teams and is also charged with directing the entire program. The track & field program at Villanova is among the most storied in the history of collegiate sports and O Sullivan is in a unique position as not only a coach to the team s current student-athletes but also the steward of the program s incredible history. No person could be more qualified to fulfill these dual roles as O Sullivan, whose accomplishments during his own racing career both for the Wildcats and professionally have helped to strengthen the program s legacy. O Sullivan was a two-time NCAA champion as an undergraduate at Villanova, was a part of six Penn Relays titles and also captured a total of 10 BIG EAST crowns. He went on to become a four-time Olympian and is one of just three people ever to run more than 100 sub-four minute miles. In his 19 years as a head coach O Sullivan has maintained the program in a place of national prominence. Over the years he has coached 15 national champions, 103 All- Americans and 203 BIG EAST champions. He has also guided Villanova to seven Championship of America titles at the Penn Relays. Meanwhile, his teams have won one national championship while posting five top-10 team finishes at national meets, in addition to winning 12 BIG EAST team titles. O Sullivan was named the Women s Cross Country National Coach of the Year by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) in his first season as head coach (1998). He is also a seven-time USTFCCCA Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year and a 12-time BIG EAST Coach of the Year. The past several years in particular have been an extended period of success. Over a four-year stretch ( through academic years), the Wildcats amassed 39 All-America honors and 73 BIG EAST champions in addition to adding two more Penn Relays wheels to the program s unrivaled collection. From a team standpoint, Villanova has won seven BIG EAST team titles in the past three years, beginning with consecutive Triple Crowns in and when the team was conference champions in cross country, indoor track & field and outdoor track & field. Last year, the Wildcats continued the momentum by winning their third straight indoor crown. During the academic year, distance runner Patrick Tiernan became the first men s runner in BIG EAST history to win three straight conference cross country titles. He also became the third Villanova men s runner ever to be a three-time cross country All-American. Tiernan swept the 3000 meters and the 5000 meters indoors to help the Wildcats win their third consecutive BIG EAST team title, and he repeated as a first team All-American outdoors in the 5000 meters in the midst of a storybook year which culminated with representing his native Australia at the Summer Olympics in Rio. He was joined there by former Villanova teammate and countryman Sam McEntee as both ran the 5000 meters in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Another Australian, Jordy Williamsz, wrapped up his collegiate career in 2016 as a seven-time All- American. He anchored the Wildcats to first team All-America honors indoors in the distance medley relay and garnered All-America recognition outdoors in the 1500 meters for a third straight year. The across-the-board depth of the Villanova program was on full display at the 2016 conference championships. At the indoor BIG EAST meet, the Wildcats third straight team title included winning two sprint events, three distances races and the 4x800 meter relay. Villanova also won six events outdoors, including sweeping the first three sprint races (100m, 200m, 400m), Tiernan s third straight title in the 5000 meters and As a head coach THE O SULLIVAN FILE (Updated April 18, 2017) u One team national championship (women s cross country ) u Five top-10 team finishes at NCAA Championships u 12 team BIG EAST championships u 16 national champions u 106 All-Americans u 212 BIG EAST champions u Seven Championship of America Penn Relays titles u 14 sub-four minute milers u USTFCCCA National Coach of the Year (Women s Cross Country, 1998) u Seven-time USTFCCCA Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year u 12-time BIG EAST Coach of the Year u Four Academic All-Americans u 491 selections to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team As a Villanova student-athlete u u u Two-time NCAA relay champion Six Penn Relays titles 10-time BIG EAST Champion Racing career after Villanova u Professional career that spanned more than 15 years u One of only three people to run more than 100 sub-4:00 miles u Four-time Olympian (1984, 1988, 1992, 1996) u Three-time indoor world champion (, 4xMile Relay) u Has won numerouis medals at the World Championships, European Championships, U.S. Championships and the Goodwill Games victories in both the 4x400 meter relay and the 4x800 meter relay. One of the top highlights for the Wildcats in was a top-10 finish in the team standings at the NCAA Championships. Villanova s seventh place finish at the national meet was its best since 2001, while Tiernan was an All-American on the heels of what was then his second straight BIG EAST title. During the indoor track & field season, the distance medley relay squad finished fifth at the NCAA Championships and Rob Denault was a second-team All-American in the Mile. Williamsz led the way for the Wildcats outdoors with first team All-America honors in the 1500 meters; Tiernan and Denault, respectively, were second team All-Americans in the 5000 meters and the 1500 meters. O Sullivan was named the Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year by the USTFCC- CA for the 2013 and 2014 cross country seasons, the 2015 outdoor season and the indoor campaign. The pair of conference Triple Crowns won by Villanova in and were unprecedented in program history and came as a result of dominant team-wide efforts. At each of the four BIG EAST track & field meets during the two-year stretch -- the and indoor and outdoor meets, the Wildcats set meet records for the

11 HEAD COACH MARCUS O SULLIVAN highest team score in league history. Villanova won seven events at the indoor BIG EAST meet in 2015 and won a program-record eight events at the outdoor meet. Each of the Wildcats last three BIG EAST champion cross country teams (2011, 2013, 2014) have had six runners earn All-BIG EAST honors. O Sullivan also guided Villanova to Penn Relays Championship of America titles in both 2014 (4x800 meter relay) and 2015 (4xMile relay). The latter of the two victories featured Williamsz memorably outdueling Oregon anchor Edward Cheserek in the final 200 meters as the Wildcdats won the 4xMile title for the first time since Additional success at the Penn Relays in 2015 came in the field events, where Elbert Maxwell won the championship section of the long jump. The 2014 outdoor season culminated with Villanova sending four athletes to the NCAA Championships, the largest contingent the Wildcats had outdoors since Tiernan and Williamsz were first team All-Americans in the 5000 meters and the 1500 meters, respectively. Earlier in the year, Tiernan had broken the school indoor record in the 5000 meters with a time of 13: He eclipsed a mark which had stood for more than 30 years, and his performance was the first time since 2002 that a school record in any individual running event had been broken. Villanova and the Four-Minute Mile One of the trademarks of Villanova s incredible history is the program s number of sub-four minute milers. A group that now includes 39 runners, headlined by O Sullivan himself, has combined to run 349 sub-four minute miles and another 311 equivalent 1500 meters races. O Sullivan has coached 14 members of this group, including five in the last five years. McEntee was the first of the recent additions to the sub-four club when he posted a time of 3:57.86 in the Mile at the Penn State National in January Later that year he added a 1500 meters time of 3:36.81, which at the time ranked as the 10th fastest mark in NCAA history. Denault broke the four-minute mark for the first time in March 2013 at the Alex Wilson Invitational (3:59.39) and Williamsz made his mark with a time of 3:56.84 at the Iowa State Classic in February That is the fastest mile run by a Villanovan since O Sullivan ran faster during his own career. Only 12 of the 39 members of the Wildcats sub-four group have recorded a faster time. The two newest members of the sub-four minute mile group are Dusty Solis and Ben Malone, who each ran sub-four equivalents in the 1500 meters during the 2016 outdoor season. Solis, a 2015 graduate, posted a time of 3:39.32 on May 16, 2016 at the Swarthmore Last Chance Meet. Malone recorded a time of 3:39.82 on June 18, 2016 at a Princeton qualifying meet. Villanova added two members to its sub-four milers group on the same day in May 2007 when Bobby Curtis and Michael Kerrigan each posted sub-four times in a meet at Swarthmore. Since then, the Wildcats have added to their legacy with Matthew Gibney running a sub-four equivalent in the 1500 meters at the NCAA Championships in Gibney later went on to post a mile time of 3:58.12 at the Flotrack Husky Classic in February He was joined on the sub-four list by Carl Mackenzie, who ran a metric equivalent time in 1500 meters in Penn Relays Tradition Any mention of Villanova track & field quickly invokes the unmatched success that the Wildcats program has had at the Penn Relays. Between the men s and women s teams Villanova has won 129 Championship of America titles in the history of the worldfamous meet, dating back to the program s first two relay titles back in The program s tradition at the Penn Relays has been a strong one during O Sullivan s time as head coach. Most recently, the Wildcats won the 4xMile relay in 2015 and the 4x800 meter relay in The victory in the 4x800 race was the 11th all-time at the Penn Relays for Villanova, but the team s first win in the event since Senior Samuel Ellison anchored the 2014 relay after having run on the Wildcats previous Championship of America title winning relay -- the distance medley relay -- in Villanova won DMR titles in both 2009 and 2011 with Matthew Gibney running the anchor leg both teams. He was selected as the Men s Athlete of the Meet for the relay events in O Sullivan has coached seven Championship of America relay winners and nine champions overall. In his second year as head coach, the women s team won the 4x1500 meter relay in 2000 and Mike Brown won an individual championship in the 400 meter hurdles. One year later the men s team won titles in both the distance medley relay and the 4xMile relay. Elbert Maxwell won the championship section of the long jump in National and BIG EAST Championships Villanova has had a first team All-American at the outdoor NCAA Championships in each of the past six seasons ( ) and nine times in the last 10 years overall. Within this stretch Bobby Curtis won the 5000 meters national title in 2008, becoming the Wildcats first outdoor champion in any event since 1981 and only the second person in school history to win the 5000 meters outdoors. Two-time Olympian Adrian Blincoe helped lead Villanova to a fifth-place finish at the NCAA Indoor Championships in both 2002 and In 2002 he was the individual national champion in the 3000 meters and anchored the Wildcats to a national title in the distance medley relay. Blincoe was preceded in the championship relay by Mike Brown, Jason Jabaut and Ryan Hayden. One year later Blincoe and Hayden, along with Nic O Brien and Paul Moser, led Villanova to a repeat national championship in the DMR. Beginning with the national title in 2002 and continuing most recently in 2016, the Wildcats have tallied a top-eight finish in the distance medley relay eight times at the NCAA Championships. In 2013 the quartet of Jordy Williamsz, Samuel Ellison, Chris FitzSimons and Sam McEntee raced to a fifth place finish at the national meet. Williamsz anchored the DMR squad to a fifth place finish in 2015 and a sixth place finish in Ellison was a five-time indoor All-American and earned first team honors in 2014 with a sixth place finish in the 800 meters. He was one of three first team All- Americans for the Wildcats during the indoor season, as Patrick Tiernan came in seventh in the 5000 meters and Jordy Williamsz placed eighth in the mile. Williamsz and Tiernan were also first team All-Americans outdoors in the 1500 meters and the 5000 meters, respectively, while Ellison and Elbert Maxwell earned honorable mention All-America honors in the 800 meters and the long jump. O Sullivan has also led his Villanova teams to a great deal of success in cross country, including consecutive top-10 finishes at the NCAA Championships in 2000 (6th) and 2001 (8th), as well as a seventh place finish in The Wildcats earned a team berth to the national meet in eight straight seasons ( ) to set a new program record for consecutive appearances. Villanova garnered four All-America honors during that stretch, including Bobby Curtis (2007), Mathew Mildenhall (2009) and the duo of Sam McEntee (2013) and Patrick Tiernan (2013, 2014). Tiernan qualified for the NCAA meet as an individual in 2015 and notched a runner-up finish to bring home his third straight All-America accolade. During the indoor and outdoor track & field seasons the Wildcats have been dominant at the BIG EAST Championships. Villanova has won at least one event at the indoor conference meet each year dating back to 2001, including winning 19 events in the last three years alone.

12 HEAD COACH MARCUS O SULLIVAN Williamsz anchored the Wildcats to a conference title in the distance medley relay in 2013 and led a Villanova lineup that also included O Sullivan, Donald Urschel and Alex Tully in the first three legs of the race. Villanova also had individual champions in the 800 meters (FitzSimons), the Mile (Denault) and the 3000 meters (McEntee) last year. Eight different student-athletes have won at least six BIG EAST championships under O Sullivan, led by Ryan Hayden and Tiernan with 10 conference titles apiece. Hayden was a four-time BIG EAST champion in the 4x800 meter relay and was the anchor of three of those four winners. He also anchored the Wildcats to a pair of DMR titles and won individual championships in the 800 meters, the 1000 meters and the Mile. Adrian Blincoe and Elvis Lewis each won seven BIG EAST titles during their Villanova careers and Bobby Curtis was a six-time conference champion. Academic Success O Sullivan has worked hard to ensure that the Wildcats student-athletes have just as much success in the classroom as they do in athletic competition. That success has been recognized at the highest levels possible, as 2014 graduate Samuel Ellison and 2016 graduate Tom Trainer each earned prestigious Fulbright Scholarships. Ellison used his award to continue his academic studies at the University of Birmingham in England, while Trainer began a postgraduate program in Jamaica in Recent standouts Drew Eckman ( ), Matthew Gibney ( and ) and Rob Denault ( ) were each voted Capital One Academic All-Americans. Sam McEntee was selected as the BIG EAST Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year for all sports in , an honor that was previously bestowed on Eckman in In , Alex Tully (cross country) and Ellison (track & field) were each named the BIG EAST Scholar-Athlete of the Year for their respective sports. Ellison went on to win the award for both indoor and outdoor track & field in , McEntee earned the same honor for cross country in and Patrick Tiernan added to the list by winning the honor for outdoor track & field as well as the award in cross country. Track & field and cross country student-athletes have been named to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team a total of 491 times during O Sullivan s head coaching career, while six of his student-athletes have been named the Villanova Men s Senior Student- Athlete of the Year. Coaching Villanova Alumni In addition to continuing Villanova s already strong track & field tradition, O Sullivan has worked hard to strengthen the program s relationship with a large alumni base. A part of that commitment includes working with former Wildcats student-athletes as they pursue professional careers beyond the collegiate ranks. Recent graduates who have trained under O Sullivan include Frances Koons and Sheila Reid. Koons won the Olympic Development section of the 5000 meters at the Penn Relays in 2010 and also qualified for the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. She competed at the USA outdoor meet in 2010 and 2011, in addition to running at the Olympic Trials in Reid represented her native Canada at the 2012 London Olympics just two months after finishing her Wildcats career. Kennedy to a personal best in the meters. Four-Time Olympian During his own racing career O Sullivan competed in the Olympics in 1984, 1988, 1992 and He is also a three-time indoor world champion in the 1500 meters and the 4xMile relay. O Sullivan s professional career spanned more than 15 years and includes medals at the Goodwill Games, the European Championships, the World Championships and the U.S. Championships. O Sullivan has the distinction of being one of only three men to run more than 100 sub-four minute miles. Villanova Career As a Villanova student-athlete O Sullivan is one of the most decorated runners in the history of the Wildcats program. He ran the thid leg of a national champion distance medley relay in 1981 and was the anchor of the 1983 two-mile relay squad that also won a national title. O Sullivan also won six Penn Relays titles and was a 10-time BIG EAST champion, which is tied for the third most conference titles in school history. He won championships at the Penn Relays in the 4x1500 meter relay three times during his career (1981, 1982, 1984) and was also a two-time champion in the 4x800 meter relay (1982, 1984) in addition to winning a DMR title in In BIG EAST competition, O Sullivan won individual titles in the indoor 1500 meters three times and the outdoor 5000 meters once. He also helped the team win two relay titles each in the DMR, two-mile relay and 4x800 meter relay. Villanova made three appearances in the NCAA Championships for cross country during O Sullivan s undergraduate career. O Sullivan was honored for his career accomplishments in 2004 when he was inducted onto the Wall of Fame in Villanova Stadium. Irish Pipeline A native of Ireland, O Sullivan came to Villanova as part of the Irish Pipeline that started at the university in the 1950 s. Since then, O Sullivan is one of more than 30 talented athletes from Ireland that have come to Villanova, a group which includes a number of world-renowned and accomplished athletes. O Sullivan holds an undergraduate degree in Accounting from Villanova and received his MBA from the university in After passing the CPA exam he served as a parttime faculty member for the Villanova marketing department in O Sullivan is married to the former Mary Spinks, who earned a Nursing degree from Villanova in The couple has two children, Laura (28) and Christopher (25). O Sullivan previously coached Carmen Douma-Hussar, Marina Muncan and Adrian Blincoe following their collegiate careers. Muncan joined Reid as a first time Olympian in 2012 and competed for Serbia. She previously was a finalist at the World Student Games in Blincoe became the 30th member of the men s program at Villanova to compete in the Olympics when he represented his native New Zealand by competing in the 5000 meters at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Douma-Hussar won a silver medal at the World Indoor Championships in the 1500 meters in 2004 and was a finalist in the event at both the 2004 Olympics and the 2005 Outdoor World Championships. O Sullivan also coached former American record holder Bob

13 Villanova Men s Track & Field Jadyn Anczarski Freshman/Freshman Throws Ringtown, Pa./North Schuylkill Shot Put (high school) 13.39m High School Shot Put (college) 10.60m Weight Throw 12.20m Discus (high school) 48.34m High School Discus (college) 41.68m Hammer 38.30m Discus Haverford Invitational 41.68m Penn Challenge 40.90m Colonial Relays (U) 40.48m Sam Howell Invitational 39.95m Lions Invitational 39.93m Hammer Colonial Relays (U) 38.30m Penn Challenge 37.92m Haverford Invitationall 36.97m Lions Invitational 35.95m Lucas Arrivo Sophomore/Freshman Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer 800 Meters 1: Meters 2: : Mile 4: Meters Larry Ellis Invitational 1: Haverford Mid-Week Meet (UN) 3: Haverford Invitational 4: Sam Howell Invitational (I) 4: Sam Howell Invitational (I) (UN) 4:22.77 Sprint Medley Relay Colonial Relays (800) 3:30.90 Distance Medley Relay Colonial Relays (800) 10:21.67 Martin Barr Freshman/Freshman Skokie, Ill./Niles North 3000 Meters 8: Meters 14: Meters Sam Howell Invitational (UN) 15: Larry Ellis Invitational (UN) 15:18.17 Konrad Bayer Freshman/Freshman Sprints Naperville, Ill./Benet Academy 200 Meters Meters High School 400 Meter Hurdles Meters 1: Meters Penn Challenge Meter Hurdles Larrry Ellis Invitational Colonial Relays Hurricane Alumni Invitational Penn Relays (C) x400 Meter Relay Penn Relays (4) (P) 3:18.88 Jacob Bonanotte Freshman/Freshman Sprints Arlington Heights, Ill./St. Viator 200 Meters High School 800 Meters 2: : Meters Haverford Invitational (UN) 2: Larry Ellis Invitational (UN) (I) 4:26.40 Kyle Cartwright Senior/Senior Sprints Oyster Bay, N.Y./Oyster Bay 110 Meter Hurdles High School 200 Meters Meters Meters Meter Hurdles Meters 1: CAREER OUTDOOR AWARDS BIG EAST Champion Meter Hurdles All-BIG EAST Meter Hurdles All-BIG EAST Meter Hurdles All-BIG EAST x100 Meter Relay 400 Meter Hurdles BIG EAST Championships Penn Relays (C) Hurricane Alumni Invitational Larry Ellis Invitational Colonial Relays Penn Challenge Princeton Outdoor Invite Larry Ellis Invitational Hurricane Alumni Invitational Hurricane Alumni Invitational Penn Relays (CH) Larry Ellis Invitational BIG EAST Championships Princeton Open Colonial Relays Larry Ellis Invitational Colonial Relays Penn Relays (CH) Delaware Open Philadelphia College Classic Colonial Relays x100 Meter Relay Hurricane Alumni Invitational (4) BIG EAST Championships (3) x400 Meter Relay Hurricane Alumni Invitational (1) 3: Hurricane Alumni Invitational (2) 3: Larry Ellis Invitational (4) 3: Penn Relays (1) (P) 3: Penn Relays (4) (P) 3: Princeton Outdoor Invite (4) 3: Larry Ellis Invitational (4) 3:22.61 Sprint Medley Relay Colonial Relays (400) 3: Colonial Relays (400) 3:30.90 Distance Medley Relay Colonial Relays (400) 9:50.37 Villanova Men s Track & Field