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...men’s side, freshman John Dingus has already begun to make a name for himself in his brief collegiate career, claiming first place in his first collegiate 500-meter dash by over a full second with a time of 1:05.18. The win earned him an IC4A-qualification. Sophomore John Fahnenstiel and freshman Chuma Ogunwole met the preliminary qualifier mark in the men’s 60-meter dash, but failed to finish in the top 10 in the finals race, logging times of 7.24 and 7.33, respectively. The Crimson’s 4x400 meter relay teams continued...
...named to the All-USA team by USA Today this year. “Nico is ridiculous,” Chenoweth said. And with the graduation of captain Brian Holmquest, freshmen like Ryan Neely are already fit to fill in. Neely led the Crimson effort at the IC4A Championship on Nov. 22 with a time of 26:05 in the 5K race. And although the indoor conditions are far different from those of cross country, Neely’s finish shows he’s already comfortable competing at the collegiate level. The women’s freshman distance runners...
...traveled down to Van Cortlandt Park in Bronx, N.Y. for the third time in four weeks and reaped personal best times. The women’s team finished second in the 11-team ECAC Championships field, and out of the 15 teams competing in the men’s IC4A Championships, the men placed 11th. “It was a good note to end on,” Crimson coach Jason Saretsky said. “For so many of our athletes to run their season-bests, their career-bests, at Van Cortlandt was just great...
...participated in. “[Dan’s] been one of many newcomers to really change the culture of the program,” head coach Jason Saretsky said. The list of Chenoweth’s accomplishments in his rookie campaign is already quite long. In the indoor IC4A Championships, he provisionally qualified in the 3K for the NCAA Championships with a dauntingly quick time of 8:04.72. The time was good enough for second place at the IC4A event and also made him the second fastest true freshman in the nation—third among all rookies?...
...recent success at last weekend’s Heptagonal Championships, the Harvard Track and Field squad sent eight men and 14 women down to Princeton for the Men’s IC4A and Women’s ECAC Championships.Despite abysmal conditions, the women’s side, with 19.5 points, finished just one and a half points behind Princeton for second-best among Ivies. And although the men’s side accrued only one point, that point—courtesy of senior Alex Lewis in the decathlon—was the highlight of the meet.“Coming...