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Track & Field Competes at Boston and Cornell

Story Links CORNELL MEET RESULTS BOSTON MEET RESULTS ITHACA, N.Y./BOSTON, Mass. – Binghamton posted six individual winners as it competed at a pair of…

Track & Field Competes at Boston and Cornell

ITHACA, N.Y./BOSTON, Mass. – Binghamton posted six individual winners as it competed at a pair of non-scoring indoor track & field meets this weekend. The Bearcats posted six individual winners at the Cornell/Kane Invitational and sent several of their top distance runners to the Boston University/Valentine’s Meet.

On the men’s side, first-place finishers at Cornell included sophomore Bradley Pollard in the weight throw (53-6 ½), junior Luke Miklus in the 3,000 (8:34.63) as well as fellow junior Nate David in the 60 (6.88). Pollard also finished second in the shot put (48-6).

First-place finishers for the Bearcat women, meanwhile, included junior Tatum Norris in the 60 (7.60) and juniors Kaya Duran and Kaylen Tenemille in the long jump (17-3 ½) and 500 (1:18.07) respectively.

The Boston Valentine’s meet – which ran late into Saturday evening – featured both many of the top programs in the nation as well as several unattached runners.

The America East Indoor Championships are set for next Friday-Saturday at the Boston University Track & Tennis Center.

TOP MEN’S FINISHERS

Bradley Pollard, 1st, Weight Throw (53-6 ½)

Luke Miklus, 1st, 3,000 (8:34.63)

Nate David, 1st, 60 (6.88)

Owen Keating, 2nd, Pole Vault (15-9)

Asa Friedrich, 2nd, Mile (4:25.66)

Bradley Pollard, 2nd, Shot Put (48-6)

Justin Albanese, 2nd, 800 (1:56.53)

Oliver Jibb, 2nd, 3,000 (8:35.69)

John Garrison, 3rd, 5,000 (15:46.57)

Jacob Park, 4th, Pole Vault (15-5)

Leo Clark, 4th, 800 (1:57.19)

George Thomatos, 5th, 3,000 (8:46.08)

Todd Korman,7th, Pole Vault (14-7 ¼)

Angelo Confort, 7th, 60 Hurdles (9.06)

Austin Wefer, 7th, 3,000 (8:56.05)

TOP WOMEN’S FINISHERS

Kaylen Tenemille, 1st, Long Jump (17-3 ½)

Tatum Norris, 1st, 60 (7.60)

Kaya Duran, 1st, 500 (1:18.07)

Deborah Estabine, 2nd, Weight Throw (52-4)

Victoria Payne, 2nd, 60 Hurdles (8.71)

Carlea Davis, 2nd, Triple Jump (36-11 ½)

Alyssa Armitage, 2nd, Pole Vault (12-8 ¼)

Deborah Estabine, 3rd, Weight Throw (42-7 ½)

Alexa Colondona, 3rd, Long Jump (16-11 ½)

Kaylen Tenemille, 3rd, 60 (7.62)

Olivia Misiukiewicz, 3rd, High Jump (5-4 ¼)

Alepha Ferrer, 4th, Long Jump (16-10 ½)

Logan Wheeler, 4th, 60 Hurdles (9.00)

Kathryn Vidulich, 4th, Triple Jump (35-7 ¼)

Ashlyn Rattray, 4th, 200 (25.63)

Ava LaMarca, 5th, Long Jump (16-9 ¾)

Maura Alden, 5th, 60 Hurdles (9.13)

Bella Lucas, 5th, High Jump (5-1)

Juliana Juras, 6th, Weight Throw (45-10 ½)

Maura Alden, 6th, Long Jump (16-8)

Alicia DeFilippis, 6th, Mile (5:17.71)

Morgan Hayes, 6th, 60 Hurdles (9.25)

Alepha Ferrer, 6th, 60 (7.79)

Kristen Johnston, 6th, Triple Jump (33-10 ¾)

Sophia Deja, 6th, High Jump (5-1)

Juliana Juras, 7th, Shot Put (35-9 ¼)

Riley Horn, 7th, Long Jump (16-1 ½)

Ashlyn Rattray, 7th, 60 (7.82)

Jessica Prentice, 7th, 400 (1:03.53)

Bella Sefcik, 7th, 200 (26.22)

Tristan Prescott, 8th, Triple Jump (33-6)

 

date: 2026-02-15 02:22:00

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