Reminder = (informal) alumni event on Saturday

 For those of you returning to campus for Homecoming (Alumni) Weekend! 

We will have an informal "meet and greet" at the Track at Gartland Commons on Saturday from 10a until 12 noon o'clock. Hope you can MAKE it back to campus.

IC4A/ECAC Championships - updated, men are 10th

 Men's 1-5 compression under 20 sec, which is outstanding. Top 3 women had similar compression. Overall, a reasonably OK day.

NOTE THE UPDATED TEAM STANDINGS ... 

IC4A Championships
Saturday, October 17, 2026
Bethpage State Park
Bethpage, NY
Team standings
1-Stony Brook 63, 2-Boston University 121, 3-Northeastern 146, 4-UMass Amherst 158, 5-Dartmouth 174, 6-Rhode Island 177, 7-George Washington 211, 8-Columbia 226, 9-Yale 241, 10-Marist 257, 11-Brown 258, 12-Bucknell 279, 13-Lehigh 294, 14-Fordham 312, 15-Colgate 388, 16-Siena 416, 17-Maine 433, 18-Iona 543, 19-Quinnipiac 566, 20-Fairfield 596, 21-Seton Hall 603, 22-Manhattan 655, 23-LIU 675, 24-Wagner 777, 25-St. Peter’s 834
Individual results, 8km course
34-Logan Schaeffler 24:42.4
38-Jackson Borge 24:45.2
57-Isaac Gross 24:57.2
62-Justin Schwartz 24:58.2
68-Miles Chamberlain 25:02.1
100-Raffi Buchakjian 25:23.2
142-Sean Galvin 25:49.2
208-Sanjith Nomula 26:29.8
286 finishers
 
ECAC Championships
Saturday, October 17, 2026
Bethpage State Park
Bethpage, NY
Team standings
1-Boston University 80, 2-Columbia 99, 3-Yale 106, 4-UMass Amherst 151, 5-Northeastern 157, 6-Bucknell 182, 7-Brown 197, 8-George Washington 210, 9-Dartmouth 233, 10-Stony Brook 252, 11-Lehigh 313, 12-Maine 323, 13-James Madison 326, 14-Marist 387, 15-Colgate 457, 16-Fordham 461, 17-Fairfield 468, 18-Rhode Island 522, 19-Siena 638, 20-Seton Hall 652, 21-Iona 671, 22-Wagner 689, 23-Manhattan 715, 24-St. John’s 725, 25-LIU 733, 26-St. Peter’s 837
Individual results, 6km course
50-Abigail Kowalczyk 21:29.4
58-Emily Litke 21:35.8
66-Helena Szep 21:42.5
121-Sofia Bane 22:12.8
157-Julia Zydanowicz 22:33.7
163-Julia Radjenovic 22:36.4
168-Sophia Vukelic 22:39.8
197-Edy Livingston 23:01.2
212-Lily Kogut 23:13.7
219-Sarah Roberts 23:24.3
236-Ava VanDeventer 23:47.6
242-Evelyn Hoak 23:56.9
256-Rachael Turek 24:24.4
286 finishers

What's next: IC4A/ECAC Championships

 A few venue for an old meet!

Bethpage State Park

Bethpage, NY (Long Island)

Saturday, October 17

Women's ECAC Championship at 12 noon

Men's IC4A Championship at 12:45p

We will have 13 women entered and 10 men entered.

This will also be the site of the NCAA Northeast Regional, on Friday, November 13.

NJIT meet: Men's results

A solid day for our bare-minimum (5 finishers) squad on a perfect fall morning in New Jersey. Junior Kevin Cannon (Cannon) had a major breakthrough race, sending notice that he intends to be in our lead pack when championship season arrives.

NJIT Highlander Invitational

Branch Brook Park

Newark, NJ

Saturday, October 10, 2026

Team results

Marist - 5th out of 22 teams

Individual results, 8km course

4-Kevin Cannon (Cannon) 25:09.14

20-Matthew Ferreri 26:15.27

34-Davis Haines 26:39.50

43-Gavin Mcgann 26:53.34

62-Nolan Mussatt 27:31.10

187 finishers

NJIT meet: (a visit with) brother Lamar

 

He's a bit of a legend in the New Jersey track/cross country circles. Everyone knows him as "brother Lamar," and he spreads the gospel of love, Jesus and an endless supply of neckties. He stopped over to our team area and insisted that the seniors in the picture wore ties. Great to see him, as always, on a beautiful fall morning in Newark.

What's next: NJIT meet on Saturday

 We have a partial squad of men (only) traveling to Branch Brook Park in Newark, NJ, for the NJIT Highlander Invitational. Men's race is at 10:30a. 

The Forgotten Fox: Rachael Turek at Paul Short

 We will always remember Paul Short 2026 for what it wasn't: The races that never happened for Marist men's and women's cross country, after the Brown Division (among other) races were canceled due to the medical emergency caused by the heat. 

But we should also never forget Paul Short 2026 for what it was for our one, solitary athlete who DID race: Senior Rachael Turek, in the women's open race at 10:15a. 

We traveled to Paul Short with a relatively small roster -- relative to our past big teams. This is the reality now, the new normal of smaller rosters. 

We brought our top squad of men -- seven were scheduled to race -- and our entire women's roster of 13 active runners. 

Of those 13, 10 were scheduled to race in the Brown Division and three in the Open. Two of the scheduled Open runners were coming off recent illnesses. We determined earlier in the week that racing at less than 100 percent, in the forecasted shit show of bad weather, made no sense. Instead, they did a workout on the course before the Open races. 

That left Rachael as our lone entrant in the Open race -- and, as it turned out, in the entire meet!

Earlier in the week, I gave Rachael the option of not racing solo, instead coming back next Saturday at NJIT with a partial squad. She declined this offer, wanting to race Paul Short and being undaunted by being a one-woman team. 

Along with graduate assistant Grace LaCapra, we "huddled" near starting box 21, which Rach "shared" with a large contingent of Roger Williams runners. I joked about our "huddle" and, being the wiseass that I am, said: "Rachael on 3 ... 1-2-3 Rachael!" She was a good sport. Rach is always a good sport.

What Rachael is NOT is a fan of hot-weather running. 

Rach loves the cold. She's the one who is stripping off layers BEFORE heading outside for a run in 35-degree weather.

So anyway ... how did our one-woman team do? Rachael did GREAT. 

She finished 222nd out of 408 finishers and 20 DNFs in the 6km, running a solid time of 25:03.1. She improved 26 places throughout the race, looked strong ... and yes, she managed the heat quite well. 

Most importantly, she set the tone for the rest of the team, a message that the heat could be conquered. It was a message that ultimately never mattered. But Rachael's race mattered -- a lot -- to us, and we are grateful that Rachael Turek is now forever the answer to the following trivia question: 

Which Marist athlete is the only runner to have completed a race at the 2026 Paul Short Run?

PAUL SHORT RUN CANCELED

 Because of excessive heat, the second half of the Paul Short Run cross country meet was CANCELED this afternoon. 

The included the two Brown championship races in which we were entered.

So ... we are on the bus ride home now, instead of cheering on our athletes on the sun-baked course.

It's a really weird feeling. This has never happened (to us) before. We are in the process of processing our emotions and planning a pathway forward.

For the past three decades, Paul Short has been a key delineation marker of our fall XC season. After Paul Short, we round the corner toward championship races. Before Paul Short, we either don't race and/or train through early season September meets. 

Now ... what?

We're figuring that out.

Now ... we can be grateful that we didn't get into harm's way on a ridiculous, midsummer like day on October 2, while still trying to figure out how to move forward with our training, now that we don't have a key race from which to recover.

No Paul Short today for us. Weird feeling indeed.

Paul Short Run on Friday

 Men's Brown division race at 2p

Women's Brown division race at 2:45p

It will be very hot there. Again. With temperatures about 20 degrees above normal. 

We love this meet. We don't love its weather (most years)

Victory Lap celebration ppd

 In case you haven't already HEARD!

Saturday's Victory Lap celebration has been canceled due to the impending rainy 🌧 and windy weather.

We will host all alums and other Friends of the Program on the Saturday morning of Homecoming (Alumni) Weekend, from 10a to 12 noon o clock, at the Track at Gartland Commons. 

Hopefully! We'll see 👀 you THEN or soon.

Thank you for understanding. 

Jasper XC meet: Women's results

 Solid early-season showing, strong 1-4 and then a bit of a gap. Nice, challenging course. 

Jasper Fall XC Invitational
Blue Sky Sports Complex
Middletown, NY
Saturday, September 19, 2026
Women’s team scores
1-Army West Point 42, 2-Quinnipiac 60, 3-Marist 113, 4-Rider 124, 5-Temple 146, 6-Sacred Heart 166, 7-Fairfield 178, 8-Albany 214, 9-Fordham 218, 10-Seton Hall 231, 11-Manhattan 278, 12-Siena 283
Women’s individual results, 6km course
14-Helena Szep 22:03.4
16-Abigail Kowalczyk 22:13.2
19-Emily Litke 22:15.7
23-Sofia Bane 22:16.9
47-Julia Zydanowicz 23:00.6
54-Julia Radjenovic 23:13.8
77-Edy Livingston 23:50.2
78-Sophia Vukelic 23:51.1
83-Lily Kogut 23:56.3
96-Rachael Turek 24:38.1
103-Evelyn Hoak 24:56.3

113-Ava VanDeventer 25:28.8
139 finishers

Jasper XC meet: Men's results

 New course, a few miles down the road from Twin Ponds. This course is true cross country, challenging with some hills and spectator friendly. Neat

Jasper Fall XC Invitational
Blue Sky Sports Complex
Middletown, NY
Saturday, September 19, 2026
Men’s team scores
1-Army West Point 15, 2-Fordham 92, 3-Siena 106, 4-Rider 118, 5-Quinnipiac 144, 6-Fairfield 163, 7-Seton Hall 167, 8-Manhattan 204, 9-Sacred Heart 221, 10-Marist 249, 11-Albany 315, 12-St. Peter’s 383
Men’s individual results, 8km course
6-Sean Galvin 25:07.4
51-Matthew Ferreri 26:37.7
84-Pierce Francis 27:25.7
93-Gavin McGann 27:36.6
103-Kaleb Stoeckmann 27:58.3
121-Nolan Mussatt 28:46.8
140 finishers

Pre-meet dinner = tradition continues

 

It's a time-honored tradition, dating back (at least) more than a decade: Men's cross country team dinner, catered by our good friends at Tnf Pizza in Hyde Park. Tonight's dinner included 1.5 trays of two Fan Favorites: Chicken Parm and Penne a la Vodka pasta. Although I wasn't there, I'm certain that everyone had their fill. Neat.

Next (XC) meet: Saturday at Blue Sky

 The next meet on the (2026) XC schedule is a preview of the Metro (formerly MAAC) Championship, on Saturday. Here are the DETAILS: 

Jasper Fall XC Invitational
Preview of the inaugural Metro Conference Championship
Venue: Blue Sky Sports Complex
162 Ohaire Road
Middletown, NY 10941
 
Women's 6k start: 11:00am
Men's 8K start: 12:00pm

Spectator Parking: $10 per vehicle

Introducing the (South Field) throws area!

 THIS IS VERY EXCITING! The throws field at South Field is complete(d), with (state-of-the-art) hammer/discus cage, dual shot put circles and a javelin approach. Next time you are ON CAMPUS, come check it OUT.

Home meet: Women's results

 Solid start for a (very) young team - five of the 10 Marist runners in the race were freshmen. Graduate student Emily Litke -- back for a bonus year -- led the way.

Marist Season Opener
Friday, September 4, 2026
Vassar Farm and Ecological Preserve
Women’s 5km results
2-Emily Litke 18:29.9
3-Helena Szep 18:41.8
4-Sofi Bane 18:44.9
8-Abigail Kowalczyk 19:08.9
16-Julia Radjenovic 19:26.2
24-Sophia Vukelic 19:53.6
25-Ava Vandeventer 20:02.2
27-Lily Kogut 20:06.3
32-Rachael Turek 20:37.3
37-Evelyn Hoak 21:03.9
44 finishers
Women’s team standings
1-Marist 33, 2-Albany 52, 3-Fairfield 56, 4-Siena 75

Home meet: Men's results

 Excellent debut for freshman Sean Galvin, who took first place overall to lead a (very) partial squad.

Marist Season Opener
Friday, September 4, 2026
Vassar Farm and Ecological Preserve
Men’s 6km results
1-Sean Galvin 19:31.0
5-Chase Kober 19:50.8
14-Matthew Ferreri 20:20.2
19-Pierce Francis 20:27.9
25-Kaleb Stoeckmann 20:58.0
30 finishers
Men’s team scores
1-Fairfield 47, 2-Siena 52, 3-Albany 60, 4-Marist 62

First XC meet (of 2026)

 Marist Season Opener
Friday, September 4, 2026
Vassar Farm and Ecological Preserve, Poughkeepsie, NY
Men's 6km at 5:45p
Women's 5km at 6:30p
Teams in attendance: UAlbany, Fairfield, Marist, Siena

Notes: 

--Friday late afternoon/early evening format because it was better in terms of scheduling for Vassar and the Farm

--Smaller meet - Iona has decided to attend a meet on Long Island at the site of the NCAA Northeast Regional meet later in November

--Right after the meet, we'll all be scurrying back to campus to watch the Home Opener for the football team vs. Franklin Pierce

--We will be racing a partial squad of men and women

--Next meet = Saturday, September 19, Jasper Fall XC Classic at Blue Sky Sports Complex in Middletown, NY, site of The Metro (formerly MAAC) Championship

Victory Lap 2.0 ...

 We have it scheduled for Saturday, September 26, 2026. As of right now, one (1) person has registered in advance. If we don't get adequate interest, we will cancel. I do not want to cancel. So if you are interested or know someone interested in attending, please spread the word for you/them to register. Here is the link to register: 

Hope to see you then or soon ... 

5 million page views

An Alert Reader pointed out that this blog hit the 5 million mark in terms of page views last week. He also noted that the "hits" counter may be accumulating with the aid of unknown, mysterious "Bots" ... and that's true. 

This blog has been in "business" for 20 years now, with the first posts dating back to 2007. I don't post nearly as much as I did in the 2010s and early 2020s ... and I appreciate the few readers who still follow along.

Here's to 5 million more page views -- even fake ones!

Preseason 2026: Lisa's awesome presentation!

 

On Saturday afternoon, Forever Fox Lisa (D'Aniello) Chase (Class of 2008) did an amazing presentation for our women's XC team. The topic was all the lessons she has learned from a lifetime of running -- starting at age 6 as a kid growing up in Connecticut, all the way to the present day, where she is thriving as a masters runner (having turned 40 earlier this year). Her information and messaging was SO important for dedicated, young, female distance runners to hear. 

It should be noted that in this picture, the team members in the audience were not being rude (on their phones). Lisa was talking about the pitfalls of Strava as a comparison tool (much like all social media) and had them pull up Strava and show them that they could change their privacy settings. It was one of MANY outstanding information points (and lessons) that culminated an awesome day that saw Lisa meet the team at Minnewaska for a run, come back to campus and do this presentation. One of my all-time preseason highlights. Thank you, Lisa. Neat. 

Preseason 2026: Men at Minnewaska

 

Full team (top) + seniors (four of them)

Preseason 2026: Women at Minnewaska

 

Preseason 2026: First few days

 Preseason cross country training has begun, with a lot of familiar activities (pictures to follow). 

On Wednesday, the teams went to the Staatsburgh State Historic Site for the traditional "Mills Hills" workout.

On Thursday, the team went to Vassar Farm for a run-through of the season opener course.

On Friday, the teams went to the New Paltz rail trail, parking at the "Sojourner Truth Kayak Lot" for some easy/steady running with pickups. 

On Saturday, the teams went to Minnewaska State Park Preserve, which was bustling with activity - the Vassar XC teams were there, among others. Marist alum Spencer Bossi-Johnson (a Vassar XC assistant coach) was there too!

On Sunday, it's move-out day, as the athletes move from preseason housing at Ward Hall into their permanent on- or off-campus residences.

The weather so far has been favorable -- warm and relatively low humidity, and no rain (during practice time anyway). Here's hoping for more of the same in the coming days and weeks. 

Marist track team store

 There has been some interest in a Marist Track team store for team gear. Here is the link. If there is further interest in the future, we can have BSN Sports reopen the team store.

Please note: This is your opportunity to get Marist team gear. If and when you visit campus, please refrain from asking me if there are "any extra shirts laying around" that you can have. We don't do that anymore. We order what we need for the team and that's it. Any surpluses go back to the team. 

Not to sound like a grumpy old man but ... the world is Really Expensive now. Everything. Our operating budget included. It's why we are constantly asking for your support through Day of Giving and other such enterprises.

So anyway! If you want team gear? Here (again) is the link: Red Fox Track Team Store

Sign of the time(s)

 

Nice to see Marist Campus Safety getting into the preseason spirit. XC teams return to campus on Tuesday and the first practices are on Wednesday. Neat. 

41 years ago ...

 

An alert team member texted me a picture of this classic photo -- the 1985 men's cross country team at Marist College. That fall (1985) was the first time Marist fielded a women's team as well! The above photo of the XC team from 41 (!) years ago includes two current Metro Conference cross country/track coaches. Yet another cross country season begins here at Marist next week with the start of preseason. The road goes on forever.

School record board: In with the new!

 Here are the updated boards -- women's indoor track, women's outdoor track, men's indoor track, men's outdoor track. It is so cool to see so many 2026s (and a few 2025s) on this board! Hoping to have a similar chore next summer ...

School record board: Out with the old ...

 

With the help of my son James, we updated the school record boards in the hallway of the McCann Center on Monday afternoon. Here is a scattering of the old records that were removed from the board. We will discard these OR/AND save them for the (previous) record holder(s) to keep as a souvenir. 

Peru update: Amari/Team USA get silver!

 

Amari Mathis was part of the silver-medal winning 4x100 relay on Friday night in Lima, Peru. The team completed the relay in 41.26 seconds. Earlier in the day! Amari got sixth in the 200-meter dash in 21.57 seconds. Overall! It was a GREAT week for Amari and Coach Alisha as they represented Marist Track as part of the UNI USA team at this meet. Fantastic STUFF. Very proud (of them both). Neat.

Peru update: Amari's first day (of competition)

 Amari Mathis had a good first day (of competition) down in Lima. 

In the 100-meter semifinal, Amari ran 10.48 seconds, qualifying for the final.

In the 100-meter final, Amari placed fifth with a time of 10.52 seconds. 

In the 200-meter semifinal, Amari ran 21.71 seconds, qualifying for the final. 

On Friday, Amari will run in the following events: 

--200-meter final

--Team USA 4x100 meter relay (men's)

--Team USA 4x100 meter relay (mixed gender)

Peru update: Getting ready to GO!

 

(pictures from this morning, just before competition begins)

Competition day (in Peru)!

 

Amari is racing in the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes today. Very exciting!

Peru postcards

 

In the "it's a small world" department ... Marist Forever Fox Track Alum Eli Bisnett-Cobb spotted Amari's Marist track shirt and met up with him for this impromptu Fox reunion. Eli is in Peru with the University of San Diego volleyball team, serving as the team's head athletic trainer. 

Below is a photo of Amari at practice on the track, taken by Coach Alisha.

Amari and Alisha in Peru: The story

As stated in the previous post!
 
Record-setting sprinter (and newly minted Class of 2026 Marist University alum) Amari Mathis is currently in Lima, Peru, representing the United States at an international track meet this week. It’s actually more than just a track meet; the FISU American Games are an Olympic-style event. Below (in italics, at the end of this post) is the information we received on it back in the spring.
 
The genesis of Amari (and Coach Alisha) going to this event is a vintage Marist story (at least, in my opinion).
 
Brandon Rizzo is the (very successful) assistant track coach at Penn State University, where his short and long sprinters are NCAA Championship caliber. Rizz is also a Marist alum that most of you may not even remember, thanks to the Dark Cloud of Covid.
 
Rizz graduated from Montclair State University in 2020 (that should be a red flag right there), where he was an outstanding 400 hurdler. He reached out to me about completing his eligibility (and possibly coaching) at Marist in 2020-2021 – you know, that Dark Period in our program’s (and, really, our country’s) history. Rizz was loyal, dedicated and even raced a few times despite barely practicing because of You Know What. He always wanted to coach and he was set to be a volunteer coach for us in the fall of 2021 when a part-time offer at Penn State came about. This soon morphed into a full-time position and his (track coaching) career has skyrocketed ever since.
 
Along the way and improbably, Rizz has been a steadfastly loyal alum and follower of our program, despite being here for a relative blip on the radar. Whenever our paths have crossed, it is Classic Marist – hugs, smiles and well-wishes both ways. Rizz followed our program closely and loved the rapid ascension of our Speed and Power athletes.
 
He became affiliated with this FISU American Games event as a coach, and he reached out to me right away (in March) about Amari being part of the USA contingent. “Gotta take care of my Foxes” was what he said, and this was no sentimental gesture; Amari proved every bit worthy of a spot on this team based on his truly outstanding outdoor track season.
 
Initially, Rizz was going to use Amari as a relay guy, but as his performances improved this season, his stock continued to rise for this FISU meet. As our outdoor track season came to a close, we reached out to Rizz to see if he would be coaching Amari or if Coach Alisha should still be writing his workouts.
 
And that’s when the next surprise came: Rizz asked Alisha if she could be part of the USA coaching contingent in Peru! And so, that’s where we are – Marist track at an international meet in the middle of the summer.
 
Here are the details:  
 
The FISU America Games are a multi-sport event sanctioned by the International University Sports Federation (FISU). Alternating with the Summer and Winter World University Games, which invite all the countries of the world for their biennial events, the FISU America Games are a regional multi-sport event similar to the Pan-American Games for FISU member-countries of North America (including those in Central America) and South America, held in even-numbered years.
 
The 2026 FISU America Games will be the fourth edition of the FISU America Games, held in Lima, Peru from July 20 - August 1, 2026. The Games will have USA Team representation in up to 15 sports against 20-25 participating countries. Athletes and staff will stay in the Athletes’ Village.
 
UniUSA brings together the nation’s most talented student-athletes in global, university-level competition organized by FISU, the governing body for university sport worldwide. With an impressive list of former UniUSA student-athletes going on to compete with distinction at Pan American and Olympic Games, as well as at the highest levels of professional sport, UniUSA provides a platform for future success. Participation selection and priority is given to
individuals and teams that best represent the United States, both on and off the field.

Amari and Coach Alisha in Peru!

 

This photo of Amari Mathis, his parents, and Coach Alisha was taken from the Miami airport as they were en route to Lima, Peru, where they arrived in the early-morning hours today (Monday, 27 July). Amari was selected to be part of the USA track and field contingent at an international meet, and Coach Alisha was selected to be among the track coaching staff. More details on the meet will follow, but this is a really exciting opportunity for Amari and Coach Alisha! Amari will be racing later this week -- events and dates/times are still pending. Highly neat!!!

Lauren Harris, national champion!

 

Congrats to Marist alum (Class of 2021) Lauren Harris for her USATF national championship in the half-marathon racewalk, which she won in 1:38:35.56, almost 10 minutes ahead of Maria Michta-Coffey, perhaps the greatest USA racewalker in history who is still among the elites in the sport at age 40. Lauren races for NYAC. Congrats also to Marist alum Katie Miale (New England Walkers) for her 10th-place finish in 2:06:40.61. 

Another alumni wedding! Congrats to Brie (Vess) and Calvin

 

Here is (yet another) Marist Alumni picture (no banner, no problem) from Friday night's blessed nuptials for Brianne (Brie) Vess to her (new) husband, Calvin. Always a treat to attend (these).

Future planning: Home track meet dates (for 2027)

 Consider this a Save The Date notice. Or, really? Save The Dates ...

Friday and Saturday, April 16-17: Red Fox River Rumble 2.0. We will move to a two-day format to accommodate the throws events on campus + we may add distance race(s) under the lights on Friday.

Saturday and Sunday, May 8-9: Metro Conference Championships. That's right. The (what used to be the MAAC) meet will be hosted at Marist for the first time. Pretty exciting! Hope you can make it back for this historic event. 

So, put these dates on the calendar and make it back to the Track at Gartland Commons (as well as the still-under-construction) Throws Field at South Field next to the McCann Recreation Center.

TrackTown NYC?

 I just saw a very interesting article about the USATF Outdoor Track Championships and the fact that Icahn Stadium in New York City will be the host. That's right. A major national/international (track) meet is being held ... and it is NOT in TrackTown USA (Eugene, Oregon). This is a huge development!

Icahn Stadium is a fantastic -- if oddly located -- track venue. It is on Randalls Island, sitting underneath the Triboro Bridge and floating between the boroughs of Manhattan, the Bronx and Queens. It is technically part of Manhattan. It's not easy to get to, but it is worth the trip. 

This article quotes Lauren Primerano extensively. Lauren is a Manhattan College track alum and she runs the show at Ocean Breeze. She is a mover and a shaker in the NYC track scene, and she deserves a lot of credit for getting the USATF meet here in the metropolitan area, just days after Giants Stadium in New Jersey (I know it's technically called "Met Life Stadium" but it'll always be Giants Stadium to me!) hosted the World Cup final on Sunday.

So for a few days anyway, NYC (or, at least, a small part of it) becomes TrackTown USA!  

(yet) another alumni wedding = congrats to Christine Coughlin!

 

Here is an alumni picture from Thursday's wedding in Glens Falls/Queensbury. Congrats to Christine Coughlin (now Brown!) - beautiful night for a beautiful couple (Christine and Willie are not pictured here, just her Forever Fox Faithful). Neat.

Wait what! No Vanny? (here's the XC schedule)

 Our cross country schedule is (mostly) set and a Very Alert and Loyal Alum pointed that for the quite possibly first time in the 64-year program history (other than the Fall of Covid 2020) there will be no meets on the schedule at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx. Say it ain't so!

Well ... welcome to the New World Order of cross country, which actually isn't All That New. Courses tend to be more flat, more loopy and less hilly. Thus ... (the original layout of) Vanny has been consigned to the scrap heap of the past. Oh sure, there are still a few meets on the original course (most notably, the Iona Meet of Champions). But for the most part ... not. 

There was a time when the majority of the team's meets were at Vanny: Iona MOC, Mets, IC4A/ECAC, Conference, and sometimes NCAA Northeast Regionals. Now? NO.

Here's our 2026 XC schedule

Friday, September 4: Marist Season Opener at Vassar Farm (new this year: early evening start on Friday). Also new? No senior day! That will be in April 2027 on our TRACK

Saturday, September 19: Jasper Fall XC meet at Blue Sky Sports Complex in Middletown, NY (Orange County, close to Twin Ponds venue of the past few years). Note: This is a new venue, which will also host the Metro Conference (formerly the MAAC) Championships on Halloween. 

Friday, October 2: Paul Short Run at Lehigh

Saturday, October 10: Metropolitan Championships, venue TBA. Note: There is a CHANCE that this meet (which currently has no venue) could be held at Van Cortlandt, thus continuing the "streak" ... there is also a chance that we may not even race at this meet! Stay tuned ...

Saturday, October 17: IC4A/ECAC Championships at Bethpage State Park, Long Island. Also the site of the NCAA Northeast Regional meet

Saturday, October 31: Metro Conference (aka MAAC) Championships at Blue Sky in Middletown, NY (Orange County, close to Twin Ponds venue of the past few years)

Friday, November 13: NCAA Northeast Regional at Bethpage

That's it for now...

Victory Lap 2.0: Saturday, September 26

 As a (quick) follow-up to previous post! It is CONFIRMED that the Victory Lap 2.0 will be on Saturday, September 26, with a late-afternoon start time. 

There will be a (Marist) football game that day, with a 12 noon o'clock start, so they want us to start our festivities after the game is over and parking/campus is a little less congested. Of course! You are always welcome to come early and support the Red Foxes' football team before our track celebration.

Based on (the very limited) feedback from alums: We will have an Alumni/Open Mile and we will have children's races. Other thoughts/options are welcome - let me know via email (Peter.Colaizzo@marist.edu) or text (845 309 3640).

One other concept: We will like to welcome back (and honor) all previous (and current) school record holders! So if you still hold (or you used to hold) a school record on the track, come back and be recognized for your greatness!

We would like to thank (in advance, pun intended) our Advancement Office for their help and support with this event. They noted that last year's Victory Lap had the biggest attendance (in terms of sheer numbers) of any such alumni event. They also noted that we (meaning ME) should not expect as big of a turnout for 2.0. So, here's a challenge: Prove them wrong! Come back, and bring friends!

Hope you have a good Holiday Weekend. 

Save the date: Victory Lap 2.0!

 Saturday, September 26, in the mid/late afternoon

Similar format, we may expand the race offerings.

A celebration of the track, with alumni, family and friends.

It is NOT on the same weekend as the Dutchess County Classic this year but it IS on the same corresponding weekend as last year's Victory Lap.

More details on registration and programming of the day to follow later in the summer. 

Note: This is YOUR day (alumni and family and friends) so we are open to YOUR suggestions on what you would like to see and do. 

We said we wanted to make this an Annual Event ... so here we go!

FYI? The first year of the New Track (by the way? the formal name is The Track at Gartland Commons but we just call it "the track" or "North Field") was friggin awesome. 

If you haven't been back to see it, now is the time! If you have already been back, now is the time to return! From my perspective, every day at the track is an awesome day. It will never get old (for me). I hope you feel the same way.

Lisa Chase = stellar 5km race in Albany!

 Congrats to Marist Running Superstar Lisa Chase for her truly outstanding race at Albany's Run For Women 5km last Saturday. This is a national/international caliber field of women's racers and Lisa proved that she is "mastering" her new age division! 

But rather than telling you more about it, allow me to poach Lisa's post-race post on Strava, along with the finish photo. Great job, Lisa!

Run for Women 5k: 17:58

Really proud of this one - not quite as fast as Barn to Bridge last fall but on a harder course I'd say this was my best 5k ever. Super motivated by all my amazing teammates and humbled to be part of the elite field. 19th overall; 3rd master.

Addie also ran the 5k, with her friend Sonia, and they finished holding hands in 33:10. But the real hero of the day was Will who thought he was running the mile but no one was there to tell the kids to turn around so he got sucked into the 3k (and finished in under 18 minutes!)

Thanks John Kinnicutt for the finish photo.

First place! (in something)

 Thanks to loyal alum Marty McGowan for sending me this nearly month-old link from GoredFoxes with one of the worst headlines I can imagine (see also, "burying the lead") about the MAAC All-Academic Teams for track. "MAAC Announces Outdoor Track & Field All Academic Teams" was the headline. Back when I was in journalism class (or out in the Real World of journalism), we would call this a "no sh*t" headline. As in, no sh*t, they announced the team! What's buried deep in the story? Marist's men's track team had the most number of All Academic selections in the conference! How about "Men's Track Leads the Way in Academic Honorees" ... or something like that.

Gosh, I sound like a Bitter Old Man, don't I?

Anyway, we had 28 men (first place) and 28 women (third place) who qualified for MAAC All Academic honors. We are proud of this. And, as we always used to say, "hey, at least we're First Place in Something!

Introducing? Metro Conference!

 

The MAAC is no MORE! 

Same conference = different name. 

Introducing the Metro Conference. 

Are you CONFUSED? Don't be. 

The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) has rebranded and renamed to the Metro Conference (see new logo above). 

Nothing else has changed other than the NAME. 

As with any changes, there are varied opinions. 

My opinion? None. I'm neutral (plus, we knew this was coming). Our goal to Be Better in conference championships doesn't change ... even if the name does.

Commencement 2026: Dr. Tony

 

Anthony Citera (Class of 2024, Marist College) just doubled up on his Marist degrees (Class of 2026, Marist University) by completing his two-year physician assistant (PA) program. The ceremony was on Thursday but we didn't get a chance to grab a photo, but he flagged me down as I was sneaking out of the Friday commencement (where his brother received his undergraduate degree!) and we got this picture. I am now calling him Dr. Tony. Yes, I know, PA is not MD or DO, but his depth and breadth of knowledge is similar, and he will be one of my alum go-to sources for medical information. Citera wants to pursue Emergency Medicine. Very proud of him! Tony started his PA studies just days after completing his undergraduate degree, so it's been a long haul for him since those dark Covid days of my yelling at him for not running with a mask on campus. 

Also, programming note: A prominent alum who was a groomsman at Tanner's wedding said he checks the Marist Running blog every day for new posts. Over the past few years, there haven't been many new posts. So, I'll do my best to post more frequently!

Commencement 2026: Soaring into grad school!

 

Emily Litke, Class of 2026, decided to show her steeplechase form -- in her graduation dress! Gladly, she ditched her dangerous red high heels. Emily will return for a fifth year of eligibility in 2026-2027 in cross country + outdoor track. Farewell + see you soon!

Commencement 2026 photos

 

A few photos from the beloved Class of 2026 ... more to follow as I get them.

Wedding photo 2026

 

Congrats to Tanner Senius, Class of 2019 (kneeling on the left) on his wedding on Friday night, which was a big Marist alum party -- his wife Katie is a 2019 alum as well, even though, remarkably, they didn't KNOW each other during their time at Marist! There are numerous Marist track alums in this photo, including a stunningly conspicuous Kutchy (come ON, man!). It was a great time and a first for me -- commencement earlier in the day, followed by an alumni wedding. Neat!

MAAC Championships: Powered by love

 

After today's meet, I gathered the team into a big huddle and got emotional. The Class of 2026 will be etched in my memory forever. They transformed this team from what it was (not great) to what it is (an emerging power). 

We set eight (more) school records this weekend: 

MEN (5)
100-meter dash
1-Amari Mathis 10.29 *meet record, school record
200-meter dash
2-Amari Mathis 20.80 *breaks old meet record, school record, old record 20.97 by Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne
400-meter dash
6-Ryan Trocolar 48.01 *school record
400 hurdle trials
5-Emmanuel Harris 52.85 *school record; qualified for final
Men’s 3,000 steeplechase
1-Logan Schaeffler 8:59.64 *school record, old record 9:04.71 by Dan Czop in 2023
WOMEN (3)
Pole vault
9-Ruby Kaupp 3.40 meters (11 feet, 1.75 inches) *school record, old record 10-8 by Jessica Ippolito in 2022
Hammer
19-Kelly Ballen 34.82 meters (114 feet, 3 inches) *school record
1,600-meter relay
4-Marist (Julia Kropo, Stephania Granados, Breelyn McNamara, Gabrielle Bozeth) 3:49.65 *school record

By my count, that gives us a grand total of 51 school records broken or set or re-broken for 2025-2026. That's incredible. More incredible is this team, one born of the past and built for the future. It's an honor to be one of the coaches. Thank you for following along!

MAAC Championships: Men's results

 MAAC Outdoor Championships
Morgan Track
Mount St. Mary’s University
Emmitsburg, MD
Saturday and Sunday, May 9-10, 2026
Men’s results
100-meter dash, final
1-Amari Mathis 10.29 *meet record, school record
100-meter preliminaries
1-Amari Mathis 10.55 *qualified for final
24-William Carroll 11.38
25-Arbri Halilaj 11.43
200-meter dash, final
2-Amari Mathis 20.80 *breaks old meet record, school record, old record 20.97 by Glenmour Leonard-Osbourne in 2022
200-meter preliminaries
2-Amari Mathis 21.30 *qualified for final
14-Manasi Simpkins 22.25
30-William Carroll 23.51
400-meter dash
6-Ryan Trocolar 48.01 *school record
400-meter preliminaries
7-Ryan Trocolar 48.67 *qualified for final
16-Weston LaBrecque 50.08
800-meter preliminaries
19-Marcel Stewart 1:58.11
20-Joseph Logan 1:58.45
27-Dante Melfi 2:00.42
33-Patrick Wininger 2:02.26
1,500-meter run, final
6-Miles Chamberlain 3:52.92
1500-meter preliminaries
6-Miles Chamberlain 4:00.52 *qualified for final
14-Matthew Ferreri 4:03.47
16-Kaleb Stoeckmann 4:04.27
20-Jacob Kosilla 4:05.53
5,000-meter run
6-Justin Schwartz 14:51.92
9-Raffi Buchakjian 15:05.08
11-Sanjith Nomula 15:15.40
10,000-meter run
9-Ryan Wisker 32:54.07
Men’s 110 hurdle trials
9-Christopher Lynch 15.31
Men’s 400 hurdle trials
5-Emmanuel Harris 52.85 *school record; qualified for final
7-Miracle Okoli 54.58 *qualified for final
17-Adam Staffier 56.32
18-Simon Advento 56.91
21-Christopher Lynch 1:02.73
24-Jordan Dolansky 1:03.77
400-meter hurdles
3-Miracle Okoli 1:02.68
Men’s 3,000 steeplechase
1-Logan Schaeffler 8:59.64 *school record
4-Kevin Cannon 9:22.67 *personal best
4x100-meter relay
7-Marist (William Carroll, Amari Mathis, Emmanuel Harris, Manasi Simpkins) 41.96
1,600-meter relay
6-Marist (Simon Advento, Emmanuel Harris, Ryan Trocolar, Weston LaBrecque) 3:18.10
3,200-meter relay
6-Marist (Logan Schaeffler, Marcel Stewart, Kaleb Stoeckmann, Miles Chamberlain) 7:45.63
Long jump
11-Manasi Simpkins 6.67 meters (21 feet, 10.75 inches)
21-Baxter Clark 6.31 meters (20 feet, 8.5 inches)
25-Ramsey Heredia 5.20 meters (17 feet, 0.75 inches)
Pole vault
7-Daniel Vargas 4.10 meters (13 feet, 5.25 inches)
Men’s team scores
1-Mount St. Mary’s 183.5, 2-Rider 107, 3-Iona 106, 4-Sacred Heart 100, 5-Merrimack 86, 6-Manhattan 60.5, 7-Marist 58, 8-St. Peter’s 56, 9-Siena 27, 10-Canisius 25

MAAC Championships: Women's results

MAAC Outdoor Championships
Morgan Track
Mount St. Mary’s University
Emmitsburg, MD
Saturday, May 9
Women’s results
Track events
100-meter preliminaries
16-Gabby Bozeth 12.47
17-Lexy Samperi 12.50
22-Alyssa Dapont 12.59
23-Makenzy Nielsen 12.60
200-meter final
6-Gabrielle Bozeth 24.66
200-meter preliminaries
4-Gabby Bozeth 24.70 *qualified for finals
24-Alyssa Dapont 25.86
30-Makenzy Nielsen 26.10
400-meter preliminaries
10-Julia Kropo 58.12
11-Stephania Granados 58.16
19-Breelyn McNamara 59.35
21-Julie Cristinzio 59.92
35-Lauren Capela 1:04.61
800-meter run, final
5-Elise Attiogbe 2:12.60
800-meter preliminaries
5-Elise Attiogbe 2:16.93 *qualified for final
12-Grace Fletcher 2:18.34
15-Rebecca Maclaren 2:20.39
22-Melina Montgomery 2:23.64
1500-meter preliminaries
14-Parker O’Brien 4:44.96
16-Julia Zydanowicz 4:46.51
18-Sierra Fisher 4:48.70
35-Madison Stevener 5:07.38
37-Christina Diorio 5:10.41
5,000-meter run
18-Abigail Kowalczyk 18:28.18
21-Julia Radjenovic 18:37.18
10,000-meter run
2-Mallory Holloway 37:05.14
100 hurdle preliminaries
8-Madison LaCreta 15.10 *qualified for final
10-Alicia Ramos 15.25
20-Emma Murphy 16.70
21-Nicole Wang 17.16
400-meter hurdles, final
2-Julianna Mirabile 1:01.89
400 hurdle preliminaries
2-Julianna Mirabile 1:03.39
13-Isabella Milojevic 1:10.09
3,000-meter steeplechase
17-Evelyn Hoak 12:49.80
4x100-meter relay
7-Marist (Makenzy Nielsen, Alexandra Samperi, Alyssa Dapont, Gabrielle Bozeth) 47.51
4x400-meter relay
4-Marist (Julia Kropo, Stephania Granados, Breelyn McNamara, Gabrielle Bozeth) 3:49.65 *school record
4x800-meter relay
3-Marist (Julianna Mirabile, Grace Fletcher, Parker O’Brien, Elise Attiogbe) 9:11.15
Field events
Pole vault
9-Ruby Kaupp 3.40 meters (11 feet, 1.75 inches) *school record
Hammer
19-Kelly Ballen 34.82 meters (114 feet, 3 inches) *school record
Javelin
6-Julia Kropo 37.16 meters (121 feet, 11 inches) *personal best
11-Grace Murphy 33.55 meters (110 feet, 1 inch)
17-Elena Ramos 25.95 meters (85 feet, 1 inch)
Long jump
9-Lexy Samperi 5.55 meters (18 feet, 2.5 inches)
17-Emma Murphy 5.28 meters (17 feet, 4 inches)
28-Nicole Wang 4.53 meters (14 feet, 10.5 inches)
Discus
19-Kelly Ballen 32.17 meters (105 feet, 6 inches)
21-Jenna Borselle 31.49 meters (103 feet, 3 inches)
23-Grace Murphy 28.67 meters (94 feet)
Triple jump
22-Gracie Taylor 10.20 meters (33 feet, 5.75 inches)
Shot put
18-Grace Murphy 10.72 meters (35 feet, 2 inches)
21-Jenna Borselle 10.66 meters (34 feet, 11.75 inches)
Women’s team scores
1-Quinnipiac 164.25, 2-Mount St. Mary’s 139, 3-Rider 132.25, 4-Sacred Heart 127.5, 5-Iona 75, 6-Merrimack 73, 7-Manhattan 43, 8-Marist 39, 9-Niagara, Siena, St. Peter’s 8-tie; 12-Canisius 1

MAAC Outdoors: Day 1 results, women

MAAC Outdoor Championships
Morgan Track
Mount St. Mary’s University
Emmitsburg, MD
Saturday, May 9
Women’s results
Track events
100-meter preliminaries
16-Gabby Bozeth 12.47
17-Lexy Samperi 12.50
22-Alyssa Dapont 12.59
23-Makenzy Nielsen 12.60
200-meter preliminaries
4-Gabby Bozeth 24.70 *qualified for final
24-Alyssa Dapont 25.86
30-Makenzy Nielsen 26.10
400-meter preliminaries
10-Julia Kropo 58.12
11-Stephania Granados 58.16
19-Breelyn McNamara 59.35
21-Julie Cristinzio 59.92
35-Lauren Capela 1:04.61
800-meter preliminaries
5-Elise Attiogbe 2:16.93 *qualified for final
12-Grace Fletcher 2:18.34
15-Rebecca Maclaren 2:20.39
22-Melina Montgomery 2:23.64
1500-meter preliminaries
14-Parker O’Brien 4:44.96
16-Julia Zydanowicz 4:46.51
18-Sierra Fisher 4:48.70
35-Madison Stevener 5:07.38
37-Christina Diorio 5:10.41
10,000-meter run
2-Mallory Holloway 37:05.14
100 hurdle preliminaries
8-Madison LaCreta 15.10 *qualified for final
10-Alicia Ramos 15.25
20-Emma Murphy 16.70
21-Nicole Wang 17.16
400 hurdle preliminaries
2-Julianna Mirabile 1:03.39 *qualified for final
13-Isabella Milojevic 1:10.09
3,000 steeplechase
17-Evelyn Hoak 12:49.80
Field events
Pole vault
9-Ruby Kaupp 3.40 meters (11 feet, 1.75 inches) *school record
Hammer
19-Kelly Ballen 34.82 meters (114 feet, 3 inches) *school record
Javelin
6-Julia Kropo 37.16 meters (121 feet, 11 inches) *personal best
11-Grace Murphy 33.55 meters (110 feet, 1 inch)
17-Elena Ramos 25.95 meters (85 feet, 1 inch)
Long jump
9-Lexy Samperi 5.55 meters (18 feet, 2.5 inches)
17-Emma Murphy 5.28 meters (17 feet, 4 inches)
28-Nicole Wang 4.53 meters (14 feet, 10.5 inches)

MAAC Outdoors: Day 1 results, men

MAAC Outdoor Championships
Morgan Track
Mount St. Mary’s University
Emmitsburg, MD
Saturday, May 9
Men’s results
100-meter preliminaries
1-Amari Mathis 10.55 *qualified for final
24-William Carroll 11.38
25-Arbri Halilaj 11.43
200-meter preliminaries
2-Amari Mathis 21.30 *qualified for final
14-Manasi Simpkins 22.25
30-William Carroll 23.51
400-meter preliminaries
7-Ryan Trocolar 48.67 *qualified for final
16-Weston LaBrecque 50.08
800-meter preliminaries
19-Marcel Stewart 1:58.11
20-Joseph Logan 1:58.45
27-Dante Melfi 2:00.42
33-Patrick Wininger 2:02.26
1500-meter preliminaries
6-Miles Chamberlain 4:00.52 *qualified for final
14-Matthew Ferreri 4:03.47
16-Kaleb Stoeckmann 4:04.27
20-Jacob Kosilla 4:05.53
10,000-meter run
9-Ryan Wisker 32:54.07
110 hurdle preliminaries
9-Christopher Lynch 15.31
400 hurdle preliminaries
5-Emmanuel Harris 52.85 *school record; qualified for final
7-Miracle Okoli 54.58 *qualified for final
17-Adam Staffier 56.32
18-Simon Advento 56.91
21-Christopher Lynch 1:02.73
24-Jordan Dolansky 1:03.77
3,000 steeplechase
1-Logan Schaeffler 8:59.64 *school record
4-Kevin Cannon 9:22.67 *personal best
Long jump
11-Manasi Simpkins 6.67 meters (21 feet, 10.75 inches)
21-Baxter Clark 6.31 meters (20 feet, 8.5 inches)
25-Ramsey Heredia 5.20 meters (17 feet, 0.75 inches)
Pole vault
7-Daniel Vargas 4.10 meters (13 feet, 5.25 inches)

MAAC Outdoors: Sunday schedule

 MAAC Outdoor Championships
Morgan Track
Mount St. Mary’s University
Emmitsburg, MD
Sunday schedule
Field events
10:30a: Women’s discus – Kelly Ballen, Grace Murphy, Jenna Borselle
12 noon: Women’s triple jump – Gracie Taylor, Olivia Rothstein
1:30p: Women’s shot put – Jenna Borselle, Grace Murphy
Track events
12 noon: Women’s 4x100 relay – Marist team
12:05p: Men’s 4x100 relay – Marist team
12:10p: Women’s 1,500 final
12:17p: Men’s 1,500 final – Miles Chamberlain
12:30p: Women’s 100 hurdle final – Madison LaCreta
12:40p: Men’s 110 hurdle final
12:55p: Women’s 400 final
1p: Men’s 400 final – Ryan Trocolar
1:15p: Women’s 100 final
1:20p: Men’s 100 final – Amari Mathis
1:30p: Women’s 800 final – Elise Attiogbe
1:35p: Men’s 800 final
1:50p: Women’s 400 hurdle final – Julianna Mirabile
2p: Men’s 400 hurdle final – Emmanuel Harris, Miracle Okoli
2:10p: Women’s 200 final – Gabby Bozeth
2:15p: Men’s 200 final – Amari Mathis
2:20p: Women’s 5,000 final – Abigail Kowalczyk, Julia Radjenovic
2:40p: Men’s 5,000 final – Raffi Buchakjian, Justin Schwartz, Sanjith Nomula
3:10p: Women’s 4x800 relay – Marist team
3:20p: Men’s 4x800 relay – Marist team
3:35p: Women’s 4x400 relay - Marist team
3:50p: Men’s 4x400 relay – Marist team

MAAC (final) schedule + entries

Final schedule + Marist entries (below)

Weather forecast (as of Wednesday afternoon)

Saturday: Some rain in the morning, clearing in the afternoon, highs mid-60s

Sunday: Warmer, highs in the lower/mid-70s, some rain later in the afternoon

MAAC Outdoor Championships
Saturday/Sunday, May 9-10, 2026
Morgan Track
Mount St. Mary’s University
Emmitsburg, MD
Saturday, May 9
Field events
11a: Men’s javelin – no participants
1p: Men’s pole vault – Daniel Vargas
1p: Women’s javelin – Julia Kropo, Grace Murphy, Elena Ramos
1:30p: Women’s long jump – Lexy Samperi, Emma Murphy, Isabella Cipolla, Olivia Rothstein, Nicole Wang
2:30p: Women’s hammer – Kelly Ballen
4p: Men’s long jump – Manasi Simpkins, Ramsey Heredia, Baxter Clark
4p: Women’s pole vault – Ruby Kaupp
4:30p: Men’s hammer – no participants
Track events
1:20p: Women’s 1500 trials – Parker O’Brien, Julia Zydanowicz, Sierra Fisher, Madison Stevener, Christina Diorio
1:45p: Men’s 1500 trials – Miles Chamberlain, Kaleb Stoeckmann, Matthew Ferreri, Jacob Kosilla
2:10p: Women’s 100 hurdle trials – Alicia Ramos, Madison LaCreta, Emma Murphy, Nicole Wang
2:25p: Men’s 110 hurdle trials – Christopher Lynch
2:35p: Women’s 400 trials – Julia Kropo, Breelyn McNamara, Stephania Granados, Julie Cristinzio, Lauren Capela
2:50p: Men’s 400 trials – Ryan Trocolar, Weston LaBrecque
3:10p: Women’s 100 trials – Gabby Bozeth, Lexy Samperi, Makenzy Nielsen, Alyssa Dapont
3:25p: Men’s 100 trials – Amari Mathis, William Carroll, Arbri Halilaj
3:40p: Women’s 800 trials – Elise Attiogbe, Grace Fletcher, Rebecca Maclaren, Melina Montgomery
4p: Men’s 800 trials – Joaquin Bell-Andrade, Dante Melfi, Joseph Logan, Marcel Stewart, Patrick Wininger
4:25p: Women’s 400 hurdle trials – Julianna Mirabile, Isabella Milojevic
4:35p: Men’s 400 hurdle trials – Miracle Okoli, Emmanuel Harris, Simon Advento, Adam Staffier, Jordan Dolansky, Christopher Lynch
4:50p: Women’s 200 trials – Gabby Bozeth, Makenzy Nielsen, Alyssa Dapont
5:05p: Men’s 200 trials – Amari Mathis, Manasi Simpkins, Arbri Halilaj, William Carroll
5:20p: Women’s 3,000 steeplechase – Evelyn Hoak
5:40p: Men’s 3,000 steeplechase – Logan Schaeffler, Kevin Cannon
5:55p: Women’s 10,000 – Mallory Holloway
6:40p: Men’s 10,000 – Jackson Borge, Kieran Donnelly, Ryan Wisker
Sunday, May 10 meet schedule
Field events
10a: Men’s triple jump – no participants
10:30a: Men’s shot put – no participants
10:30a: Women’s discus – Kelly Ballen, Grace Murphy, Jenna Borselle
10:30a: Women’s high jump – no participants
12 noon: Women’s triple jump – Gracie Taylor, Olivia Rothstein
1p: Men’s high jump – no participants
1:15p: Men’s discus – no participants
1:30p: Women’s shot put – Jenna Borselle, Grace Murphy
Track events
12 noon: Women’s 4x100 relay – Marist team
12:05p: Men’s 4x100 relay – Marist team
12:10p: Women’s 1,500 final
12:17p: Men’s 1,500 final
12:30p: Women’s 100 hurdle final
12:40p: Men’s 110 hurdle final
12:55p: Women’s 400 final
1p: Men’s 400 final
1:15p: Women’s 100 final
1:20p: Men’s 100 final
1:30p: Women’s 800 final
1:35p: Men’s 800 final
1:50p: Women’s 400 hurdle final
2p: Men’s 400 hurdle final
2:10p: Women’s 200 final
2:15p: Men’s 200 final
2:20p: Women’s 5,000 final – Abigail Kowalczyk, Julia Radjenovic
2:40p: Men’s 5,000 final – Raffi Buchakjian, Justin Schwartz, Sanjith Nomula
3:10p: Women’s 4x800 relay – Marist team
3:20p: Men’s 4x800 relay – Marist team
3:35p: Women’s 4x400 relay - Marist team
3:50p: Men’s 4x400 relay – Marist team