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Event Summary USTFCCCA NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field MEN — 2021 Week #7, May 10 Conference TFRI Event Summary as of 5/10/2021 10:01:26 AM AEC Men's 100 Meters Men's 1500 Meters 1 Jefferson FONTAINE JR #1 Marywood 11.09 (1.7) 4/24 1 David HAINES JR #1 Marywood 3:58.70 4/3 2 David DONAWA SR #2 Marymount (Va.) 11.24w (2.6) 3/27 2 Nathan SKRUTSKI SR #1 Marywood 4:10.08 4/24 3 Noah SCHOCK SO #1 Marywood 11.44w 5/8 3 Gavin BECK FR #1 Marywood 4:15.68 4/17 4 Keyshawn KINDALL SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 11.48w (4.0) 3/6 4 Caleb BAKALYAR FR #1 Marywood 4:26.90 4/14 5 Cole VALENTE SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 11.50 (-0.6) 4/10 5 Michael KELLY SO #1 Marywood 4:34.49 (4:56.45(1) 5/1 6 Chris MENDOZA FR #3 Immaculata 11.54 (0.1) 4/14 6 Karam ALDARWICH FR #4 Gwynedd-Mercy 4:38.69 4/14 7 Kahil EASY FR #2 Marymount (Va.) 11.83 (-1.0) 4/24 7 Jaheim AIKEN FR #3 Immaculata 4:41.12 4/14 8 Chino SARSON FR #5 Wesley 11.93 5/8 8 Nick GATCHA FR #4 Gwynedd-Mercy 4:46.11 4/14 9 Dylan VALLADE SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 12.00 (-1.0) 4/24 9 Gerard FAIA FR #3 Immaculata 4:47.62 5/8 10 Peter MCHUGH FR #3 Immaculata 12.11 (0.0) 4/14 10 Christopher NOLDY FR #1 Marywood 4:48.13 (5:11.18(1) 5/1 Men's 200 Meters Men's Steeplechase 1 Jefferson FONTAINE JR #1 Marywood 22.58 (-0.8) 5/1 1 Caleb BAKALYAR FR #1 Marywood 10:28.89 4/17 2 David DONAWA SR #2 Marymount (Va.) 23.22w (2.7) 3/27 2 Karam ALDARWICH FR #4 Gwynedd-Mercy 11:28.63 5/8 3 Keyshawn KINDALL SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 23.23 (-0.7) 4/10 3 Mariano CASCIOTTI FR #1 Marywood 11:40.04 5/8 4 Noah SCHOCK SO #1 Marywood 23.25 5/8 4 Alex POLI SO #3 Immaculata 12:47.93 5/8 5 Chris MENDOZA FR #3 Immaculata 23.41 5/8 Men's 5000 Meters 6 Christian SCOTTI JR #1 Marywood 24.27 (-0.8) 5/1 1 David HAINES JR #1 Marywood 14:40.88 4/24 7 Nicholas SPEAKMAN- FR #3 Immaculata 24.70 5/8 2 Caleb BAKALYAR FR #1 Marywood 16:05.41 4/3 VIGGIANO 3 Christopher NOLDY FR #1 Marywood 17:44.80 5/8 8 Jai'mere SMITH FR #5 Wesley 24.90 5/8 4 Eric SPIVAK FR #1 Marywood 18:52.92 4/24 9 Rasheed SEXIUS- FR #1 Marywood 25.20 (0.8) 4/17 5 Mariano CASCIOTTI FR #1 Marywood 19:56.42 5/8 CLERIE 6 Gerard FAIA FR #3 Immaculata 20:22.22 4/14 10 Dylan VALLADE SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 25.21 (1.0) 3/6 Men's 400 Meters Men's 10,000 Meters 1 David HAINES JR #1 Marywood 34:06.35 5/8 1 Noah SCHOCK SO #1 Marywood 50.67 5/1 2 Eric SPIVAK FR #1 Marywood 40:01.14 5/8 2 Chris MENDOZA FR #3 Immaculata 52.16 4/14 3 Keyshawn KINDALL SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 52.74 4/10 Men's 110 Meter Hurdles 4 Jefferson FONTAINE JR #1 Marywood 53.03 4/17 1 George THOMPSON FR #1 Marywood 15.90w (3.9) 4/24 5 Cole VALENTE SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 53.38 3/6 2 Cole VALENTE SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 16.75 5/8 6 Jai'mere SMITH FR #5 Wesley 55.60 5/8 3 Christian SCOTTI JR #1 Marywood 16.83 5/8 7 Rasheed SEXIUS- FR #1 Marywood 55.72 5/1 4 Ryan BENEDICT FR #1 Marywood 17.62 5/8 CLERIE Men's 400 Meter Hurdles 8 Dylan VALLADE SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 56.63 4/24 1 George THOMPSON FR #1 Marywood 58.22 5/1 9 Nicholas SPEAKMAN- FR #3 Immaculata 56.82 5/8 2 Ryan BENEDICT FR #1 Marywood 59.17 5/1 VIGGIANO 3 Cole VALENTE SO #2 Marymount (Va.) --- 5/8 10 Joseph DUDDY SR #3 Immaculata 58.34 5/8 4 Christian SCOTTI JR #1 Marywood 1:04.34 5/8 Men's 800 Meters 5 Justice HUSH SO #3 Immaculata 1:11.07 5/8 1 David HAINES JR #1 Marywood 1:58.46 4/24 Men's 4x100 Relay 2 Anthony SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 2:01.58 4/24 1 Fontaine, Benedict, #1 Marywood 43.54 5/8 SOLORZANO Thompson, Schock 3 Nathan SKRUTSKI SR #1 Marywood 2:03.87 4/3 2 Donawa, Kindall, #2 Marymount (Va.) 43.64 4/24 4 Michael KELLY SO #1 Marywood 2:05.17 5/8 Valente, Easy 5 Chris MENDOZA FR #3 Immaculata 2:05.50 5/8 3 Hush, McHugh, #3 Immaculata 46.93 5/8 6 Gavin BECK FR #1 Marywood 2:08.30 5/8 Speakman-Viggia, 7 Caleb BAKALYAR FR #1 Marywood 2:09.21 3/27 Duddy #4 8 Nick GATCHA FR #4 Gwynedd-Mercy 2:12.39 5/8 4 Fask, Harte, Gwynedd-Mercy 50.15 4/14 LoStracco, #4 9 Karam ALDARWICH FR Gwynedd-Mercy 2:14.77 4/14 Soulaimanov 10 Jaheim AIKEN FR #3 Immaculata 2:15.22 5/8 USTFCCCA NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field MEN — 2021 Week #7, May 10 Conference TFRI Event Summary as of 5/10/2021 10:01:26 AM AEC Men's 4x400 Relay Men's Discus 1 Thompson, #1 Marywood 3:29.09 5/1 1 Samuel MERCEDES SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 33.22m 109-0 4/14 Fontaine, Benedict, 2 Ryan MATHEWS SO #1 Marywood 29.04m 95-3½ 5/1 Schock 3 Matt LOSTRACCO FR #4 Gwynedd-Mercy 27.09m 88-10½ 4/14 2 Donawa, Easy, #2 Marymount (Va.) 3:41.69 5/8 4 Christian SCOTTI JR #1 Marywood 24.85m 81-6½ 4/3 Valente, Kindall 5 Dylan DAYWALT FR #3 Immaculata 21.22m 69-7½ 5/8 3 Mendoza, #3 Immaculata 3:43.01 5/8 Speakman-Viggia, Men's Hammer Duddy, Aiken 1 Ryan MATHEWS SO #1 Marywood 31.63m 103-9 5/1 4 Cangelosi, Joyce, #6 Neumann 3:54.40 4/14 2 Samuel MERCEDES SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 31.09m 102-0 4/24 Moffett, Saxton 3 Pat PASTORE FR #1 Marywood 23.41m 76-9¾ 4/14 5 Fask, Higgins, #4 Gwynedd-Mercy 4:01.30 4/14 4 Dylan DAYWALT FR #3 Immaculata 15.73m 51-7¼ 5/8 Gatcha, Soulaimanov Men's High Jump Men's Javelin 1 Christian SCOTTI JR #1 Marywood 45.02m 147-9 5/1 1 Keyshawn KINDALL SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 1.85m 6-¾ 4/24 2 Ryan MATHEWS SO #1 Marywood 41.98m 137-9 5/1 1 Charles WALKER JR #2 Marymount (Va.) 1.85m 6-¾ 3/6 3 Charles WALKER JR #2 Marymount (Va.) 37.72m 123-9 5/8 3 Christian SCOTTI JR #1 Marywood 1.78m 5-10 5/1 4 Samuel MERCEDES SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 33.74m 110-9 5/8 4 Ryan BENEDICT FR #1 Marywood 1.77m 5-9¾ 4/14 5 Matt LOSTRACCO FR #4 Gwynedd-Mercy 29.52m 96-10¼ 4/14 5 Kahil EASY FR #2 Marymount (Va.) 1.63m 5-4¼ 4/10 6 Dylan DAYWALT FR #3 Immaculata 23.45m 76-11¼ 5/8 6 Jaheim AIKEN FR #3 Immaculata 1.60m 5-3 5/8 Men's Pole Vault 1 Christian SCOTTI JR #1 Marywood 2.25m 7-4½ 5/8 Men's Long Jump 1 Keyshawn KINDALL SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 6.40m 21-0 5/8 2 Charles WALKER JR #2 Marymount (Va.) 6.28m 20-7¼ 5/8 3 Chino SARSON FR #5 Wesley 6.23m 20-5¼ 5/8 4 Jefferson FONTAINE JR #1 Marywood 6.10m 20-¼ 5/8 5 Justice HUSH SO #3 Immaculata 5.51m 18-1 5/8 6 Noah SCHOCK SO #1 Marywood 5.47m 17-11½ (0. 4/14 6 Kahil EASY FR #2 Marymount (Va.) 5.47m 17-11½ (-0 4/10 8 Rasheed SEXIUS- FR #1 Marywood 5.42m 17-9½ (0.2 4/14 CLERIE 9 Joseph DUDDY SR #3 Immaculata 5.37m 17-7½ 5/8 Men's Triple Jump 1 Charles WALKER JR #2 Marymount (Va.) 12.67mw41-7 5/8 2 Rasheed SEXIUS- FR #1 Marywood 11.76mw38-7 (2.7) 4/24 CLERIE 3 Joseph DUDDY SR #3 Immaculata 11.30m 37-1 5/8 4 Justice HUSH SO #3 Immaculata 11.08m 36-4¼ 5/8 Men's Shot Put 1 Christian SCOTTI JR #1 Marywood 11.00m 36-1¼ 5/8 2 Ryan MATHEWS SO #1 Marywood 10.70m 35-1¼ 5/8 3 Samuel MERCEDES SO #2 Marymount (Va.) 10.14m 33-3¼ 5/8 4 Matt LOSTRACCO FR #4 Gwynedd-Mercy 9.83m 32-3 4/14 5 Pat PASTORE FR #1 Marywood 9.60m 31-6 3/27 6 Peter MCHUGH FR #3 Immaculata 9.26m 30-4¾ 5/8 7 Dylan DAYWALT FR #3 Immaculata 8.91m 29-2¾ 5/8 USTFCCCA NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field MEN — 2021 Week #7, May 10 Conference TFRI Event Summary as of 5/10/2021 10:01:27 AM American Rivers Men's 100 Meters Men's 1500 Meters 1 Josh SMITH SO #2 Loras 10.54 (1.7) 4/9 1 Matt HEINZMAN JR #1 Wartburg 3:50.15 4/30 2 Joseph STEIN FR #3 Central (Iowa) 10.70w (3.6) 4/1 2 Ryan HARVEY FR #2 Loras 3:52.63 4/30 3 Derrick SMITH FR #1 Wartburg 10.77w 5/6 3 Sam LORIMER JR #1 Wartburg 3:53.37 4/30 4 Randy WILLIAMS FR #1 Wartburg 10.79 (1.0) 4/30 4 Spencer MOON FR #7 Simpson (Iowa) 3:54.02 5/7 5 Frankie ATWATER FR #4 Dubuque 10.87w (3.1) 4/17 5 Dalton MARTIN SO #1 Wartburg 3:54.45 4/9 6 Riley NOLAN FR #1 Wartburg 10.88 (1.7) 4/9 6 Will DEHAAN SO #3 Central (Iowa) 3:55.89 5/7 7 Spencer HUNT SO #8 Buena Vista 11.07w (2.7) 4/1 7 Wyatt KELLY JR #2 Loras 3:56.22 4/9 8 Chase KELLER JR #5 Nebraska Wesleya 11.10w (2.6) 4/2 8 Ian KELLY SO #6 Luther 3:56.51 4/23 8 Jeremiah STEED SR #4 Dubuque 11.10 (0.5) 4/30 9 Ali ALI JR #1 Wartburg 3:57.26 4/1 10 De'Andre KLEIN JR #2 Loras 11.12 (1.0) 4/30 10 Noah JORGENSON FR #3 Central (Iowa) 3:57.38 4/22 Men's 200 Meters Men's Steeplechase 1 Dallas WRIGHT JR #1 Wartburg 21.61w 5/6 1 Christopher COLLET FR #1 Wartburg 9:08.21 4/30 2 Derrick SMITH FR #1 Wartburg 21.64 (-1.1) 4/30 2 Curren MATTHIAS JR #1 Wartburg 9:17.30 4/30 3 Josh SMITH SO #2 Loras 21.75 (0.7) 4/16 3 Norbert FR #5 Nebraska Wesleya 9:34.08 5/7 4 Riley NOLAN FR #1 Wartburg 21.92w 5/6 WEIJENBERG 4 Jadon MICKE SO #8 Buena Vista 21.92w (3.2) 5/1 4 Liam CONROY JR #1 Wartburg 9:35.72 4/30 6 Frankie ATWATER FR #4 Dubuque 21.93 (-0.2) 4/30 5 Tyler CERNOHOUS SO #4 Dubuque 9:35.77 4/22 7 Joseph STEIN FR #3 Central (Iowa) 22.10 (0.0) 4/30 6 Will DEHAAN SO #3 Central (Iowa) 9:38.06 4/16 8 Craig GARRISON JR #7 Simpson (Iowa) 22.21 5/7 7 Caleb SILVER FR #3 Central (Iowa) 9:42.17 4/30 9 Ben CHRISTENSON SO #5 Nebraska Wesleya 22.25w (3.1) 4/9 8 Michael SCHMITZ JR #1 Wartburg 9:45.11 4/30 10 Jake WILLKOMM FR #2 Loras 22.27 (-0.2) 4/23 9 Ryan COURTNEY SR #7 Simpson (Iowa) 9:45.60 4/16 #3 Men's 400 Meters 10 Jerry LOTZ JR Central (Iowa) 9:48.65 4/30 1 Dallas WRIGHT JR #1 Wartburg 47.39 4/30 Men's 5000 Meters 2 Kyle DICKINSON SO #5 Nebraska Wesleya 47.98 5/7 1 Joe FREIBURGER JR #1 Wartburg 14:00.69 4/22 3 Mike JASA JR #2 Loras 48.54 4/30 2 Christopher COLLET FR #1 Wartburg 14:24.03 4/23 4 Derrick SMITH FR #1 Wartburg 48.99 4/16 3 Spencer MOON FR #7 Simpson (Iowa) 14:26.13 4/23 5 Shamari SCOTT SR #2 Loras 49.24 5/7 4 Matt HEINZMAN JR #1 Wartburg 14:29.07 4/16 6 Carter OBERFOELL SO #2 Loras 49.26 4/1 5 Luke GUTTORMSON JR #2 Loras 14:37.42 4/16 7 Kobe HOWELL FR #4 Dubuque 49.48 4/30 6 Dalton MARTIN SO #1 Wartburg 14:38.36 4/30 8 Nolan REYNOLDS FR #3 Central (Iowa) 49.54 4/30 7 Dan ISELIN SR #6 Luther 14:48.18 4/23 9 Jake WILLKOMM FR #2 Loras 49.57 5/7 8 Morgan SHIRLEY- JR #1 Wartburg 14:50.33 4/16 FAIRBAIRN
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