Limited wifi on the bus, here's what I wrote for goredfoxes.com -- WHAT A SEASON!
BOSTON
– The Marist men’s track capped a record-setting indoor track season in
historic fashion, with an individual IC4A champion, two school records and the
most points scored in the 100-year-old championship in school history.
Junior
Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne sped to first place in the 60-meter dash on Sunday
morning, with a winning time of 6.75 seconds. He becomes only the second IC4A
Champion in school history (the other being Adam Vess in the 3,000-meter run in
2009) and he ran the second-fastest 60-meter dash in the meet’s 100-year
history (with his 6.69-second time in the preliminary round). Leonard-Osbourne
finished the season undefeated in the event.
On
Saturday afternoon, two school records were broken in back-to-back events. In
the 5,000-meter run, sophomore Ramsey Little placed third in the 5,000-meter
run, surging to a time of 14:14.25. The time wipes out the 13-year-old school
record of 14:18.42, set by Marist legend Girma Segni, also at the IC4A
Championships.
In
the distance medley relay, the team of Brendan Dearie, Easton Eberwein, Roshan
Kalikasingh and Chris Paxis broke the 10-minute barrier for the first time in
school history, running 9:59.98 in the trials on Saturday and qualifying for
Sunday’s final. The time beat out the previous mark of 10:01.03, which was set
at the 2016 IC4A Championships. In the final, the same time placed seventh
overall in 10:12.86.
Also
on Sunday, Little completed one of the more remarkable distance doubles by
running the second-fastest time in school history at 3,000 meters, placing 10th
in 8:10.99. He trails only Adam Vess’ time of 8:05.82, which won the IC4A
Championships 13 years ago. Little improved on his week-old best time in that
event by more than four seconds.
The
Red Foxes finished in 14th place out of 42 teams in the championship
with 18 points. The meet concludes an indoor track season that saw school
records shattered in five different events. The outdoor track season begins in
three weeks.
“Start
to finish, this was a great season for the men and we can’t wait to get going
outdoors,’’ head coach Pete Colaizzo said.
IC4A Championships
Boston University
Saturday and Sunday, March 5-6
60-meter dash, finals (Sunday)
1-Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne 6.75 **IC4A Champion!
60-meter dash, prelims (Saturday)
1-Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne 6.75
28-Jeremy Mooney 7.18
60-meter dash, semifinals (Saturday)
1-Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne 6.69
200-meter dash, trials
28-Jeremy Mooney 22.08
3,000-meter run
10-Ramsey Little 8:10.99
Kilometer splits = 2:44.10, 2:45.65, 2:41.25
5,000-meter run
3-Ramsey Little 14:14.25 *school record, old record, 14:18.42, by Girma Segni, 2009
Kilometer splits = 2:55.14, 2:50.93, 2:53.18, 2:51.60, 2:43.40
30-Gabe Rodriguez 14:53.04
Kilometer splits = 2:55.71, 2:53.14, 2:59.52, 3:02.30, 3:02.38
Distance medley relay, trials (Saturday)
4-Marist (Brendan Dearie 3:06.09, Easton Eberwein 49.84, Roshan Kalikasingh 1:55.03, Christopher Paxis 4:09.04) 9:59.98 *school record, qualified for finals; old record, 10:01.03, 2016, by Brian Henderson, Tim Johnson, Drew Burns, Stefan Morton
Distance medley relay, final (Sunday)
7-Marist (Brendan Dearie 3:08.75, Easton Eberwein 50.14, Roshan Kalikasingh 1:54.19, Christopher Paxis 4:19.79) 10:12.86
4x800 relay, trials
10-Marist (Tyler Perry 1:55.41, Aidan Sweeney 1:55.63, James Moehringer 1:56.56, Thomas Dinsmore 1:57.19) 7:44.79
Team standings
14 of 42 teams with 18 points
Boston University
Saturday and Sunday, March 5-6
60-meter dash, finals (Sunday)
1-Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne 6.75 **IC4A Champion!
60-meter dash, prelims (Saturday)
1-Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne 6.75
28-Jeremy Mooney 7.18
60-meter dash, semifinals (Saturday)
1-Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne 6.69
200-meter dash, trials
28-Jeremy Mooney 22.08
3,000-meter run
10-Ramsey Little 8:10.99
Kilometer splits = 2:44.10, 2:45.65, 2:41.25
5,000-meter run
3-Ramsey Little 14:14.25 *school record, old record, 14:18.42, by Girma Segni, 2009
Kilometer splits = 2:55.14, 2:50.93, 2:53.18, 2:51.60, 2:43.40
30-Gabe Rodriguez 14:53.04
Kilometer splits = 2:55.71, 2:53.14, 2:59.52, 3:02.30, 3:02.38
Distance medley relay, trials (Saturday)
4-Marist (Brendan Dearie 3:06.09, Easton Eberwein 49.84, Roshan Kalikasingh 1:55.03, Christopher Paxis 4:09.04) 9:59.98 *school record, qualified for finals; old record, 10:01.03, 2016, by Brian Henderson, Tim Johnson, Drew Burns, Stefan Morton
Distance medley relay, final (Sunday)
7-Marist (Brendan Dearie 3:08.75, Easton Eberwein 50.14, Roshan Kalikasingh 1:54.19, Christopher Paxis 4:19.79) 10:12.86
4x800 relay, trials
10-Marist (Tyler Perry 1:55.41, Aidan Sweeney 1:55.63, James Moehringer 1:56.56, Thomas Dinsmore 1:57.19) 7:44.79
Team standings
14 of 42 teams with 18 points
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