Sophomore
sprinter Jeremy Mooney had a major breakthrough in the 200-meter dash on
Saturday afternoon, notching both a school record AND a first-ever IC4A
qualifier in that event, eclipsing fellow Connecticut native Tim Johnson’s
three-year-old mark by .30. And, as you can see by this starting photo (taken by Zachary Ropes' dad, Charlie), Jeremy did it from the least preferred lane (lane 6). Like Ramsey Little in the men’s 5km, Jeremy is a
relative newcomer to the sport, having never run track in high school. His goal
since joining the team was to “get on the (record) board” and he has now
accomplished that. There are more records to chase, but for today, this is an
excellent start to his pursuits. Nicely done!
Terrier Invitational
Boston University
Saturday, January 25, 2020
Men’s 200-meter dash
44. Jeremy Mooney 22.21 **IC4A qualifier, school record,
old record 22.51 by Tim Johnson, 2017
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