GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Report: Week 4
Emmanuel's AJ Godios set a pair of Emmanuel program records at the Silfen Invitation on Saturday afternoon in New London, Conn.
FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 11 - 17
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MEN'S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Ben Abely, Lasell (Jr., Stonington, Conn.) - Abely took his talents to the 100 meters (11.58) and finished 10th out of 33 in the preliminaries of the event Saturday at the Penmen Relays. He grabbed 12th-place honors during the 200-meter dash (23.70) |
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WOMEN'S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Ashley Keleher, Colby-Sawyer (So., Mashpee, Mass.) - Keleher flashed her speed, collecting two outdoor school records, one in the 100m (12.83) and another in the 200 (26.48). Keleher was the second highest placing Charger on the women's team, coming in fifth during the 200 meter run.
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MEN'S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Ashtyn Abbott, Saint Joseph's (Me.) (Jr., Farmingdale, Maine) - Abbott smashed the Monks' High Jump record with a winning 1.94m performance in the Monks' first-ever home meet on Saturday. The mark breaks one of the oldest records - originally set in 2014 - in the SJC annals |
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WOMEN'S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Sinclair Samuels, Lasell (So., Springfield, Mass.) - Samuels placed ninth out of 26 and was the team's top-performer in the shot put with a mark of 9.65 meters Saturday at the Penmen Relays |
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MEN'S ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Chase Adams, Colby-Sawyer (Fr., Brookline, N.H.) - Adams (Brookline, N.H.) found himself on the podium once again in the 400-meter hurdles, finishing with a New England Regionals qualifying time of 57.39 and placing second in the event. |
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WOMEN'S ROOKIE OF THE WEEK A.J. Godios, Emmanuel (Fr., Hamburg, N.Y.) - Godios set a pair of Emmanuel program records at the Silfen Invitation on Saturday afternoon in New London, Conn. The first year finished sixth in the 200m event, clocking in at an Emmanuel record-time of 25.81 seconds. Later in the day, Godios placed eighth in the long jump with a school-record leap of 5.16 meters (16'11.25'') which is also good enough to qualify for the NCAA D-III Regional meet later this spring. Godios also ran the anchor leg in the 4x100m relay squad that clocked in at 52.95 seconds for a 12th place finish |
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