Blog numbers (thoughts on a New Year!)

Year-end reflections are commonplace as we (try to) blend seamlessly from 2023 into 2024, so I’ll add to the pile of such things with this post. For those of you reading this here, thank you for continuing to follow the Marist Running blog. I started this blog way back in 2007 – which, at the time, was the height of the blog craze.
 
Now, as we enter 2024, blogs seem like a quaint relic from another era – “so 2000s”. Sure, they still exist, but there are many more modern ways to disseminate information (usually involving videos, or other forms of social media). And yet, I plunder along … but apparently, not as frequently as I once did. A quick glance at this blog’s numbers reveals that 2023 had the fewest number of posts for a full year since this blog started (not counting 2007, which was a partial year). In its heyday (numerically, that would be from 2010 through 2019), there were a few years with more than 400 posts – an average of more than one post a day! Now, there is less than half the number of posts. It is what it is, but we’ll posit a few explanations (along with a shameless, personal plug):
 
Part of that is because my writing energy is splintered with the start of my Substack running column, which replaced my now-shuttered Poughkeepsie Journal running column (which was unceremoniously discontinued by Dutchess County’s Finest Daily Newspaper in December 2022). Since the Substack newsletter is subscription-based, I have put more time and energy into that this past year – oddly and ironically, far more time and effort than I did with my Pok Journal column! If you have subscribed to that Substack, I greatly appreciate your support. If not, please consider checking it out and subscribing at the very fair rate of $30 per year – with about 120 posts in 2023, that averages out to a mere 25 cents per post! Yes, I’m very well aware that you can stay here at Marist Running for FREE … but any support of my (other) writing efforts are appreciated. Go to petecolaizzo.substack.com to subscribe. Thank you for allowing another shameless plug.
 
Back to the year-end thoughts: Yes, I will continue to post here at Marist Running. Yes, part of the fewer-posts thing has to do with the Substack, which I hope to maintain and even expand in 2024. And yes, part of the fewer posts is just the natural progression of time. Another year means another year older (I turn 60 in 2024!) and after 33 years of coaching, the gears grind a little slower with each ensuing year. So again, thanks for sticking with this blog and thanks for your patience at the sometimes-seemingly-interminable lapses between posts. Marist Running will continue to be a record-keeping outlet for team news and especially for results, although the details of the results may be more bare-bones than in the past – most results links include splits now, so it seems redundant to re-type them all here … again, I’m getting old!
 
The “team news” aspect of this blog may be centered more around the plans for our much-anticipated track and turf project at NorthField. Yes, we’ll be actively soliciting donations to the cause – here’s a link for you to donate right now if you want! – but we’re also striving for more “alumni engagement” in 2024. We want to get our alumni base excited about this project, for sure, and in the process try to forge connections among the many generations of Marist Running. And really when you get right down to it, “alumni engagement” is about more than generating excitement for the new track; it’s about generating excitement for our current Running Red Foxes track and cross country teams.
 
So there you have it, an end-of-year ramble from Marist Running: A place where we specialize in rambling, run-on sentences, and have for the past two decades. Neat! On to (20)24!

Track! Here are a few LINKS ...

 The excitement -- the buzz -- continues about the proposed new track facility at North Field, which we are hoping to be ready for spring 2025. For those keeping score, that's less than 1.5 years from now! The Poughkeepsie Journal did a nice piece on the topic, and here is the link to that story by our pal Stephen Haynes. And, I would be remiss to not include a link to DONATE to the fundraising campaign to get this project to the finish line. Please consider donating here. And stay tuned throughout 2024 for track alumni initiatives to continue to generate excitement for this really neat project. 

Track!

 After all these years, decades of van rides, thousands of blog posts, endless meets, endless seasons, endless practices off-campus ... it's incredible to announce that Marist College has plans to build an outdoor track facility on our beautiful campus, at North Field. Most if not all of you reading this blog post are probably aware of this -- through social media, email, etc. If this post is "breaking the news" to you! I'm honored and humbled to do so. 

If all goes well, the track should be completed in time for our current teams to be practicing on it (and, who knows, maybe competing in a meet at home!) by spring of 2025. That's really soon! That's the next academic year. Exciting times, to be sure. The projected timetable = construction starting in late spring/early summer. This should have the track and turf portion of the project completed by early in 2025. Again, that's pretty soon!

For those who got the news through various Marist media outlets, you know that the College is seeking support for this endeavor. It is my hope that you will consider financial support for this project, and for our program. But hey, there's plenty of time for that, and we'll be sure to plan some alumni outreach and events -- to get everyone together, get us all energized ... and, yeah, hit you up for some $$ for this project. 

For now, let's bask in a moment we never thought we'd see. A track is coming to the Marist College campus. What, my friends, can be neater than that!

Spencer's San Diego TC team = National Champions!

 

Congratulations to Marist Running alum Spencer Johnson (second from right) and his San Diego Track Club teammates for winning the USATF club national cross country championships on Saturday in Talahassee, FL! The team scored 73 points to edge out second-place Minnesota Distance Elite in a field of 25 teams. Spencer placed 11th overall and was third man for SDTC, finishing the 10km course in 31:49.2. SDTC's top three men were ninth (Steven Martinez, 31:43.3), 10th (Jacob Mitchem, 31:46.7) and 11th (Spencer, 31:49.2). Nicely done! Also there was Marist Running alum Dietrich Mosel, racing for the Central Park TC team (Deet was 66th overall in 33:31.8). Ryan Kutch of CPTC was second overall in 30:55.4 - Ryan's brother Patrick Kutch is a Marist Running alum. Congrats to all. Neat!

Wagner Seahawk Shootout: Men's results

(another) great day for sprinter Amari Mathis = personal-best in the 60 dash/IC4A qualifier + school record in the seldom-raced 300 dash! Easton Eberwein also shattered Tim Johnson's previous mark, just a few ticks behind Amari. On to 2024 = looking forward to Many Exciting New Developments as the calendar flips to a new year. OK!

Wagner Seahawk Shootout
Friday, December 8, 2023
Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex
Men’s results
60-meter dash
6-Amari Mathis 6.93 *IC4A qualifier
17-Christopher Boston 7.07
60-Easton Eberwein 7.42
81-Simon Advento 7.69
300-meter dash
31-Amari Mathis 36.01 *school record, old record 36.26 by Tim Johnson, 2016
32-Easton Eberwein 36.02 *also breaks previous school record
53-Weston LaBrecque 37.22
61-Christopher Boston 37.56
85-Simon Advento 38.69
89-Jake Zappala 39.42
600-meter dash
20-Joe Logan 1:25.61
25-Matthew Ferreri 1:26.47
42-Jacob Anderson 1:31.60
Mile run
8-Ian Wiesinger 4:27.00
10-John Ignacz 4:31.41
13-Sean Dearie 4:32.46
3,000-meter run
13-Ryan Wisker 9:10.31
14-Thomas Cavuoto 9:11.89
16-Jack Dovaras 9:13.38
17-Alexander Pattison 9:16.36
1,600-meter relay
22-Marist (John Ignacz 56.58, Sean Dearie 51.87, Ian Wiesinger 56.69, Matthew Ferreri 54.40) 3:39.44

Wagner Seahawk Shootout: Women's results

Excellent triple from sophomore Julia Kropo! On to 2024 = we are looking forward to many exciting developments in the coming year. Neat!

 

Wagner Seahawk Shootout
Friday, December 8, 2023
Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex
Women’s results
60-meter dash
39-Julia Kropo 8.13
47-Stephania Granados 8.43
54-Breelyn McNamara 8.51
56-Alyssa Dapont 8.54
57-Kiana Pathirana 8.55
71-Karlyn Nass 8.81
300-meter dash
41-Julia Kropo 43.38
46-Stephania Granados 44.09
52-Grace Fletcher 44.54
60-Alyssa Dapont 45.28
65-Breelyn McNamara 45.70
68-Cailin Horton 46.07
69-Kate Beebe 46.09
86-Karlyn Nass 49.26
600-meter dash
23-Anaiya Bobo 1:45.94
26-Mackenzie Schubert 1:46.93
27-Caroline Bell 1:51.57
Mile run
10-Kayla Hawkins 5:27.82
60-meter hurdles
15-Kate Beebe 9.73
1,600-meter relay
13-Marist (Grace Fletcher 63.38, Julia Kropo 60.72, Caroline Bell 67.52, Anaiya Bobo 64.05) 4:15.65
Triple jump
9-Kiana Pathirana 10.51 meters (34 feet 5.75 inches)

What's next: Wagner meet at Ocean Breeze

 Our program's final competition of the 2023 calendar year will be at Ocean Breeze on Friday, for the "Seahawk Shootout" hosted by Wagner College on Staten Island. Doors open at 10:30a with the meet starting at 12 noon and running for about six hours. Because this is the last day of classes before the final exam period, we will have a limited roster of student-athletes competing at the meet. Here is a time schedule for track events (women race first).

12 noon: 60 hurdles

12:30p: 60 dash

1:20p: Mile

2p: 300 dash

3:20p: 600 dash

4p: 1,000 run

4:30p: 3,000 run

5:20p: 4x200 relay

5:40p: 4x400 relay

Hope to see you there. OK!

BU Season Opener: Women's results

Two school records lead the way!

 Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener
Boston University
Saturday, December 2, 2023
Women’s results
60 dash
22-Stephania Granados 8.28
25-Kiana Pathirana 8.45
26-Sydney Villani 8.56
29-Alyssa DaPont 8.88
200 dash
12-Stephania Granados 27.04
13-Breelyn McNamara 27.14
16-Julia Cristinzio 27.47
17-Julia Kropo 27.60
21-Kate Beebe 29.01
300-meter dash
33-Grace Murphy 49.91
400 dash
19-Julie Cristinzio 1:03.02
20-Julia Kropo 1:03.15
21-Breelyn McNamara 1:03.22
600 dash
8-Caroline Bell 1:48.54
33.41, 36.59, 38.56
800 run
15-Grace Fletcher 2:25.40
32.72, 36.91, 37.46, 38.32
16-Anaiya Bobo 2:28.51
34.68, 36.39, 38.93, 38.53
17-Sydney Driscoll-Gannon 2:30.13
36.29, 38.31, 38.25, 37.29
Mile
36-Parker O’Brien 5:10.90
37.29, 36.45, 38.35, 38.67, 38.98, 40.07, 40.50, 40.63
41-Sierra Fisher 5:18.80
37.64, 38.17, 38.97, 40.07, 41.27, 41.94, 41.09, 39.67
3,000-meter run
131-Mallory Holloway 10:50.40
Kilometer splits: 3:21.93, 7:02.44, 10:55.40
60 hurdles
7-Madison LaCreta 9.67 (preliminary, qualified for finals; 9^th in final, 9.79)
15-Sydney Villani 9.97
16-Kate Beebe 9.99
High jump
3-Grace O’Neill 1.60 meters (5 feet, 3 inches) *school record; old record 1.57 by Fallon Quigley in 2014
Triple jump
5-Kiana Pathirana 10.75 meters (35 feet, 3¼ inches) *school record; old record 10.69 by Brooke Kristensen in 2011
7-Madison LaCreta 10.54 meters (34 feet, 7 inches)
Long jump
17-Isabella Cipolla 4.45 meters (14 feet, 7¼ inches)

BU Season Opener: Men's results

Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener
Boston University
Saturday, December 2, 2023
Men’s results
60-meter dash
2-Amari Mathis 6.94 *IC4A qualifier (7.01 in preliminary, qualified for final)
6-Christopher Boston 7.07 (7.15 in preliminary, qualified for final)
200-meter dash
5-Amari Mathis 22.45
15-Easton Eberwein 22.94
24-Simon Advento 24.24
25-Jake Zappala 25.29
400-meter dash
9-Easton Eberwein 50.15
18-Weston LaBrecque 51.84
19-Simon Advento 52.76
23-Jake Zappala 55.15
800-meter run
24-John Ignacz 2:00.33
29.23, 29.57, 31.00, 30.55
28-Francisco Mendonca 2:02.28
31.62, 29.65, 30.91, 30.11
29-Joseph Logan 2:02.61
31.07, 30.26, 31.13, 30.17
30-Marcel Stewart 2:02.92
30.62, 30.13, 30.99, 31.20
33-Jacob Anderson 2:04.34
28.98, 29.90, 31.47, 34.02
36-Neel Viswanathan 2:07.62
32.35, 30.20, 31.18, 33.91
1,000-meter run
10-Raffi Buchakjian 2:32.89
30.23, 30.51, 31.34, 31.14, 29.70
13-Sean Dearie 2:34.55
29.77, 30.50, 31.17, 31.76, 31.36
15-Matthew Ferreri 2:38.78
30.22, 31.21, 31.74, 32.02, 33.61
Mile run
46-Tyler Perry 4:22.84
33.05, 32.05, 31.79, 32.49, 32.06, 33.28, 34.01, 34.13
5,000-meter run (unseeded)
42-Kieran Donnelly 14:53.22
46-Gabe Rodriguez 15:01.21
1,600-meter relay
9-Marist A (Marcel Stewart 53.41, Joe Logan 52.51, John Ignacz 54.47, Matthew Ferreri 53.48)
3:33.87

Hotel haircut

 

Thanks to junior middle distance runner Neel Viswanathan (aka Neel Vis-cuts) for his outstanding haircutting skills -- this is already well-known on the team -- on his old coach here in our hotel in Natick, MA, in advance of tomorrow's season-opener at Boston University. Neel called this "the easiest haircut" -- and really, who could argue with this logic? There wasn't much to work with! In classic infomercial style, I gave a frowny face (before) and a smiley face (after) -- the only thing missing was the black-and-white/before imagery with somber music, followed by a quick switch to color and upbeat mood (if you've watched enough bad before/after commercials, you know what I mean). Neel did fine work, and it was much overdue. Don't worry, my guy Sal (my regular barber) will still be in the heavy rotation. For tonight, in the hotel, Neel did great work. Neat. (Thanks to Gabe Rodriguez for taking the photos)

BU meet: Time schedule + (important) ticket information

 
Boston University
Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener
Final meet schedule
Track events
Doors open at 9a
10a: Men’s 5,000 (2 slowest heats)
10:32a: Women’s 60 hurdle trials
10:37a: Men’s 60 hurdle trials
10:41a: Women’s mile
11:07a: Men’s mile
11:30a: Women’s 60 dash trials
11:38a: Men’s 60 dash trials
11:48a: Women’s 400 dash
12 noon: Men’s 400 dash
12:14p: Women’s 60 hurdle finals
12:17p: Men’s 60 hurdle finals
12:20p: Women’s 600 dash
12:25p: Men’s 600 dash
12:32p: Women’s 60 dash final
12:35p: Men’s 60 dash final
12:38p: Women’s 800 run
12:45p: Men’s 800 run
1p: Women’s 200 dash
1:08p: Men’s 200 dash
1:15p: Women’s 300 dash
1:27p: Men’s 300 dash
1:38p: Women’s 1,000 run
1:47p: Men’s 1,000 run
1:55p: Women’s 3,000 run
3:05p: Men’s 3,000 run
4p: Women’s 4x400 relay
4:10p: Men’s 4x400 relay
4:25p: Women’s 5,000 run
6:25p: Men’s 5,000 run
8:45p: Estimated completion of the meet
Field events (women followed by men)
10:30a
High jump
Shot put
Pole vault
Long jump
Weight throw (following men’s shot put)
Triple jump (following men’s long jump)
 
Spectators: Tickets may be purchased in advance online here:
https://am.ticketmaster.com/agganis/track or at the door for $12 (card or cash).  Tickets will be limited so we recommend purchasing in advance.
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Indoor track, 2023-2024

 The 2023-2024 indoor track season begins with two December meets. On Saturday, we will be at Boston University for the season opener meet there. This meet has grown in popularity during the past several years -- especially in the distance events. We always cherish an opportunity for meets on the Magic Carpet, which has been newly renovated. Neat. Next Friday (8 Dec), we will be at Ocean Breeze for a meet hosted by Wagner College. Then, we will be off from meets for a little more than a month before resuming the 2024 portion of the schedule. We look forward to "playing track" this winter!

(Some) Turkey Trot results/photos

 

Nice way to brighten (my) Thanksgiving morning with these photos from various Turkey Trot races in the Northeast. In the above photo! These four young men placed in the top 10 of the Nissequogue River State Park 5k on Long Island = Daniel Czop third in 15:31.74, Brendan Dearie, sixth in 16:21.71, Anthony Citera, seventh in 16:34.13, Patrick Kutch, 10^th in 16:58.38. In Flemington, NJ, it was Ian Wiesinger, second overall in 16:35; John Ignacz, second in age group in 17:07 and Gary Wiesinger (the "old guy") a very impressive second in age group in 23:29, after only a week of training following a foot injury. At the Port Washington Turkey Trot on Long Island, Marist Running alums Ellie Davis and Bianca Luparello went 1-2 (sorry, no photo of them!). Nicely done to one and all. 

Philadelphia Marathon: (Some) great results!

Marist Running Alums were well represented at Sunday’s Philadelphia Marathon:

 

--Graham Strzelecki (Class of 2021) had an outstanding debut at the distance, placing 69^th overall and ninth in his age group with a time of 2:35:07. First half split = 1:16:00. Nicely done.

--Mike Guarascio (Mike G!) was sixth in the 40-44 and notched a two-minute PR and negative split with a time of 2:41:36. First half split = 1:21:02, second half split = 1:20:34. Very neat. Mike G also ran into '06 alum Andrea Ditrani volunteering at the finish. She works at Neumann University teaching physical therapy. See photo below.

--Our old pal Lurch (“Todd Coulson”) had an admirable finish at 3:48:58, and send the following text afterwards: “FYI: my watch time was 3:38. I stopped in the med tent at mile 23 for 15 minutes, legs locked up again. But this year I was able to run the entire course unlike last year, just have to figure out why the cramping keeps happening to me. I felt like I ran pretty conservative this year, I stayed with the 320 pace group for most of the race, I fell off a little bit at my 20 to 23, but I felt really good until the stinger hit.”

One direction = down!

 Scene from track practice today (courtesy of Coach Billy's phone) = two sprinters, captain Easton Eberwein and freshman Weston LaBreque, are splayed out on the track after another torturous workout from the Coach Billy catalog. Yes, I'm well aware that our men are named Easton and Weston, and those directional names could very well be handing off to each other on a 4x400 relay. Neat! For this moment in time, the direction was neither East(on) nor West(on) but rather down and out. OK!

NCAA Northeast Regionals: 29th place(s)

Men's and women's teams both placed 29th at the regionals today at Van Cortlandt Park.  

NCAA Northeast Regional
Friday, November 10, 2023
Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx, NY
Women’s individual results, 6km course
114. Parker O’Brien 21:44.6
140. Sierra Fisher 22:15.3
191. Kayla Hawkins 23:01.4
201. Mallory Holloway 23:09.8
214. Paige McCaul 23:28.7
234. Raven Stanet 23:59.3
245. Christina Diorio 24:21.3
264 finishers
Team standings
29th place of 41 teams, 837 points
 
NCAA Northeast Regional
Friday, November 10, 2023
Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx, NY
Men’s individual results, 10km course
128. Kieran Donnelly 31:47.1
164. Gabe Rodriguez 32:23.3
173. Tyler Perry 32:36.6
177. Jeremy Mbogo 32:40.9
181. Raffi Buchakjian 32:45.0
192. John Ignacz 33:02.7
199. Sean Dearie 33:06.8
253 finishers
Team standings
29th place of 39 teams, 807 points

Coach Billy on a podcast

 Check out this excellent (and long) listen with Coach Billy Poole-Harris on the Gill Athletics coaches podcast. It's long and it tells of Billy's unique journey that has landed him here with us at Marist. It's highly neat. Listen here ...

MAAC XC Championships: Men's results

 

The men had their strongest race of the season, closing the gap on MAAC rival schools. It was a wild and exciting battle behind perennial powerhouse Iona. While we're not satisfied with 5th place, we are certainly pleased with the efforts exhibited today. Two of our true freshmen earned All Rookie honors. Neat. 

Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championships
Saturday, October 28, 2023
Twin Ponds on the Farm, Montgomery, NY
Men's team standings
1-Iona 19, 2-Siena 81, 3-Rider 99, 4-Canisius 102, 5-Marist 115, 6-Mount Saint Mary's 197, 7-Niagara 212, 8-Manhattan 233, 9-Quinnipiac 239, 10-Fairfield 240, 11-Saint Peter's 359

Men's individual results, 8km course
19-Gabriel Rodriguez 25:47.9
23-Kieran Donnelly 26:10.6
24-Sean Dearie 26:13.4 *All-Rookie
32-Tyler Perry 26:31.1
33-John Ignacz 26:35.7
35-Raffi Buchakjian 26:37.7 *All-Rookie
47-Jeremy Mbogo 27:06.3
52-Dennis Love 27:13.2
54-Ian Wiesinger 27:19.7
56-Thomas Cavuoto 27:31.5
57-Francisco Mendonca 27:33.2
64-Alexander Pattison 27:49.4
68-Jack Dovaras 27:59.7
70-Matthew Ferreri 28:03.5
71-Ryan Wisker 28:04.0
73-Christian Locker 28:05.5
77-Alexander Ushchak 28:17.0
84-Anthony Citera 28:24.1
87-Thomas Rogers 28:34.4
95-Mason Mayer 28:55.7
115-Seamus Reidy 30:15.8
126 finishers

MAAC XC Championships: Women's results

 Very strong showing for our lead runner, Parker O'Brien, who moved up in the field and earned All-MAAC honors (top-15). Otherwise, we fell a bit short of our team and individual goals on a sunny and warm late morning. On to the NCAA Northeast Regional meet!

Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championships

Saturday, October 28, 2023
Twin Ponds on the Farm, Montgomery, NY
Women's team standings
1-Quinnipiac 31, 2-Iona 40, 3-Siena 87, 4-Rider 117, 5-Canisius 125, 6-Marist 159, 7-Manhattan 184, 8-Fairfield 244, 9-Mount Saint Mary's 271, 10-Niagara 279, 11-Saint Peter's 355

Women's individual results, 6km course
12-Parker O'Brien 21:53.2 *All-MAAC
26-Sierra Fisher 22:37.1
35-Mallory Holloway 23:15.8
45-Paige McCaul 23:44.6
54-Raven Stanet 24:16.1
59-Christina Diorio 24:32.8
60-Tori Mariano 24:32.8
68-Grace LaCapra 24:50.7
74-Anaiya Bobo 25:07.7
77-Jackie Caron 25:23.8
80-Karlie Genevive 25:30.9
83-Hannah Belleville 25:35.9
121 finishers

What's next = MAAC XC Championships

 The first of three MAAC Championships of the academic year in our sport -- cross country -- will be held on Saturday at Twin Ponds at the Farm in Montgomery (Orange County). Manhattan College is the host. But really, we (Marist) are the closest school to the Farm, a mere 43 minutes away! One coach from a prominent MAAC powerhouse team texted me a few weeks ago, saying that his team would be "staying in Poughkeepsie" on the night before the meet. I replied: "Neat! So are we!" They may even do their team dinner at Cosimo's across from the Marist campus. Also neat! Anyway? The long-range weather forecast looks like it will be unseasonably mild this week, leading into Saturday's races. The women's 6km race is at 11a; the men's 8km race is at 12 noon. Hope to see (some of) you there!

Been a long time ...

Most days, you just go through the motions. Think about it. Think about all you miss by not truly paying attention. Randomly, one day last week at the track at practice, a place I’ve been hundreds and hundreds of times through the years, I stopped and caught a glimpse of an image in my horizon and I scrambled to take a picture with my crappy old Android phone. This is the picture, and this is the story it tells: A coaching lifer, Terry Horton, still coaching and caring and showing up every day, at age 75, more than 50 years after he started. This, too, is highly neat.

Ashokan view

Last Sunday, while the women’s XC team was getting ready for their truly outstanding showing at the University of Vermont, the men’s XC team requested a special long-run venue = Ashokan Reservoir in Ulster County. They agreed to an earlier departure (7:30a) and it was worth the slight sleep deprivation! It was a crisp and cool morning and the men enjoyed a great long run (along with a few recruits!) and followed it up with an awesome group photo in front of the reservoir. Highly neat.

UVM Fall Foliage Invitational: Women's results

An excellent tuneup for the MAAC meet in two weeks. Some strong times and the gaps between our runners is closing. Good stuff. A lot to be excited about!

Fall Foliage Invitational

Hosted by University of Vermont

St. Albans, VT

Team standings
1-Vermont 26, 2-Marist 56, 3-Sacred Heart 70, 4-Bryant 80
Individual results, 5km course

3-Parker O'Brien 18:17.0

6-Sierra Fisher 18:40.5

13-Mallory Holloway 18:51.0

18-Kayla Hawkins 19:06.4

23-Paige McCaul 19:22.1

31-Raven Stanet 19:32.6

37-Anaiya Bobo 19:40.9

42-Christina Diorio 19:51.8

43-Kaitlyn Hastings 19:53.5

56-Jackie Caron 20:27.5

59-Karlie Genevive 20:33.2

63-Grace LaCapra 20:42.0

79-Rachael Turek 21:50.0

90 finishers

IC4A Championships: Men's results

 It was a beautiful day weather-wise at Vanny. We were hoping for a bit better in terms of team and individual results. Next up = MAAC meet in 2 weeks.

IC4A Championships, 114^th annual
Friday, October 13, 2023
Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx
Men’s championship results, individual 8km
135-Gabe Rodriguez 25:44.0
151-Jeremy Mbogo 25:48.7
199-Sean Dearie 26:11.9
213-Tyler Perry 26:18.1
222-Dennis Love 26:24.1
236-John Ignacz 26:34.4
267-Raffi Buchakjian 27:07.7
310 finishers
Team standings
27^th of 34 teams, 798 points
Men’s open race, 8km
79-Alexander Ushchak 27:54.1
83-Seamus Reidy 28:04.9