Five Top-10 Finishes For Men's Track & Field At Dr. Sander Scorcher
James Sullivan ran an 8:19.95 in the invitational 3000m, good for 13th
The Central Connecticut women's track and field team traveled to New York City to take part in the opening day of the Dr. Sander Columbia Scorcher.
The Blue Devils performances were highlighted by five top-10 finishes.
Dr. Sander Columbia Scorcher | RESULTS
Location: NYC Armory | New York, NY
TRACK HIGHLIGHTS
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James Sullivan ran an 8:19.95 in the invitational 3000m, good for 13th, while Salvatore Masciarelli was 18th at 8:22.74
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The Blue Devils had a pair of top-10 finishers in the open 3000m, with Brendan Mellitt placing fourth (8:36.08) and Thomas Flanders IV placing eight (8:41.06)
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Tristan Burke put up the 9th fastest 60m prelim time in the invitational race, clocking 6.97, while in the open 60m Kenny Agwu ran 7.27 to finish 21st
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Agwu was 30th in the invitational 60m hurdles heats, at 8.79, while Julieen Lopez' 89.98 in the open 60m hurdles was good for 19th place
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Caleb Harris was the Blue Devils fastest in the 400m, clocking 51.86 to capture 18th in the open event, while Corey Bates II ran 52/07 in the seeded 400m
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Aidan Budge ran 1:54.56 in the 800m Invite, good for 19th, while Gabriel Kwarteng led five Blue Devils in the open 800m with a run of 1:58.43, to place 17th
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Ryan Dunning, Kwarteng, Tyler Safstrom, and Joe Lauria finished seventh in the DMR, with their time of 10:39.33 marking the 22nd fastest time in the NCAA this season
FIELD HIGHLIGHTS
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Angelo Pisacreta was seventh in the weight throw, with a 16.17m effort
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Nicholes Xavier (15.46m) and Brayden Johnson (15.03m) placed 13th and 16th respectively
UP NEXT
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The Blue Devils complete their two-day stay at the Dr. Sander Columbia Scorcher on Saturday.
