We were only in
three events on Day 2 of the IC4A Championships, but we made the most out of our
last time at the BU Track and Tennis Center. Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne took first
place in the 60-meter dash in a narrow victory, diving across the line in first
place in 6.80 seconds. It was his third race in 24 hours and he hung tough
after enduring a difficult winter season of injury and illness. Glen is IC4A champion
again! At the end of the afternoon, our 4x400 relay team proved that Saturday’s
school-record performance was no fluke. The same quartet came back strong and
nabbed the final scoring place (eighth) and once again broke the 3:20.00 barrier
with a 3:19.94 clocking – and that was with third leg Roman Katona straining
his hamstring early in his race, hanging on gamely and keeping the relay going.
For those keeping score at home, that’s 11 points (Glen’s 10 and the relay’s
1), which tied your favorite Red Foxes for 26
th place out of 42
scoring teams at the meet. Very, very neat!
IC4A Championships
Boston University Track and Tennis Center
Sunday, March 5, 2023
Men’s results
60-meter dash, finals
1-Glenmour
Leonard-Osbourne 6.80 *IC4A Champion
1,600-meter relay, finals
8-Marist (Ryan Bahnsen
50.45, Reed Dexter 49.84, Roman Katona 50.19, Easton Eberwein 49.46) 3:19.94 *IC4A All-East
Distance medley relay
10-Marist
(Brendan Dearie 3:09.48, Roshan Kalikasingh 51.06, Chris Paxis 1:53.39, Kieran
Donnelly 4:25.39) 10:19.32
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