We got off the bus to a sunny and warm afternoon, but the weather quickly turned sour. The wind whipped, the rain spitted out sideways and it was generally breezy, damp and – by the end of the 10,000 – chilly.
Overall, it was a solid afternoon for us.
On the track, the 3,200-meter relays were a bit disappointing for us, but the wind was REALLY whipping at that point.
Brittany Burns had a strong race in the women’s steeplechase. In the men’s steeple, we took four of the six scoring spots.
Addie DiFrancesco ran a season-best time and got third in the women’s 10k. The men’s 10k was a tactical mess, as usual, with our guys surging and leading and falling back throughout the race. We did manage to eke out a scoring spot.
Doug Ainscow dutifully recorded all the results, but I am too tired to type them up at this time. I will compile all the results and splits after the weekend is over – early next week.
Back at it in the morning, when the weather promises to be lovely!
Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers in the blogosphere.
Men’s results
Hammer throw
12-Sean Ellman, 32.42 meters
Javelin
9-Pasquale Magneri, 42.66 meters (personal best)
10-Jake Akey, 40.50 meters
Long Jump
10-Jesse Aprile, 6.02 meters
4 X 800 meter relay
4-Marist (Chris Vanzetta 1:56.1, Matt Panebianco 2:00.1, Andrew James 2:01.7, Ben Windisch 1:57.6), 7:55.82
3,000-meter steeplechase
3-Arquimedes DelaCruz, 9:33.21
4-Nick Webster, 9:40.97
5-Ken Walshak, 9:43.35
6-Thomas Lipari, 9:49.87
8-Nick Hughes, 10:09.20
10,000-meter run
6-Timothy Keegan, 32:20.62
7-Michael Keegan, 32:22.80
8-Brian Townsend, 32:45.97
9-Joel Moss, 32:49.18
11-Mike Nicoletti, 33:09.53
Women’s results
10,000-Meter Run
3-Addie DiFrancesco, 37:19.07
3,000-Meter Steeplechase
2-Brittany Burns, 10:47.14
9-Jillian Corley, 12:02.13
10-Colleen Smith, 12:07.06
4 X 800 meter relay
5-Marist (Briana Crowe 2:19.9, Nicole Weir 2:30.1, Colleen Meenan 2:24.4, Jackie Gamboli 2:20.9), 9:35.48
Long jump
15-Brooke Kristensen, 4.49 meters
Javelin
10-Rachel Eichacker, 29.09 meters
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