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Williamstown, Mass. – May 11, 2025 – Highlighted by another record breaking performance by the 4×400-meter relay squad, the Springfield College men’s track and field team competed at the Farley Inter-Regional Extravaganza (F.I.R.E.) Meet hosted by Williams College over the weekend.

Springfield’s 4×400-meter relay of Tyler Fabbri (Andover, Mass.), Sam Polley (Feeding Hills, Mass.), Michael Scott (Shoreview, Minn.) and Colin Hansen (Ipswich, Mass.) clocked a 3:13.04 to finish third overall in the event and smash the school record that they set a week ago. The time now currently sits 23rd nationally with just one meet remaining to better it to head to NCAA’s.

Giovanni Henrickson (Chelsea, Mass.) paced Springfield in the 100-meter dash clocking an 11.00 and the 200-meter dash clocking a 22.23, while Joe Wong (Brighton, Mas.) posted a 2:01.84 in the 800-meter run. In the distance events, Christopher Vayda (Southampton, Mass.) posted a 15:26.44 in the 5,000-meter run and Adam Mula (West Townsend, Mass.) clocked a 4:07.56 in the 1,500-meter run. Isaiah Hannah (Ballston Spa, N.Y.) rounded out the highlights on the track with a 15.77 in the 110-meter hurdles.

In the field events, Jamil Manu (Manchester, Conn.) took runner-up honors in the high jump clearing 1.97-meters, Martin Nyagilo (Randolph, Mass.) took seventh in the shot put with a mark of 13.68-meters and Patrick Dahm (Feeding Hills, Mass.) finished tenth in the long jump with a mark of 6.44-meters. Peyton Blanchard (Kennebunk, Maine) paced Springfield in the discus (39.41-meters) and the hammer (41.19-meters), while Cristian Roman-Koenig (Wallingford, Conn.) took sixth in the javelin with a mark of 48.55-meters.

Those who have qualified will compete at this week’s AARTFC Outdoor Championships at Williams College beginning on Wednesday.

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In its inaugural season, the Indy Ignite came up one win short of the Professional Volleyball Federation championship.

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Williams College hosted its annual Farley Inter Regional Extravaganza (FIRE) Meet over the weekend, and freshman Sam Myers (Ponte Vedra Beach, Calif.) was the Coast Guard Academy men’s track & field team’s lone representative at the compeition.

Myers competed in the 800 meters and ran 1:55.78. The first-year mid-distance specialist secured a top-30 placement after his time stacked up as the 28th-best and tied for second with WPI senior Brendan May.

He finished less than a second away from putting up a new outdoor personal record in the event. His best time occurred in his last outing in the distance at the Trinity Invitational back in mid-April, where he was 10th after running 1:55.53

Bears men’s track & field is gearing up for the upcoming Last Chance Weekend, during which they’ll be competing at MIT’s Final Qualifier. The meet will be a one-day event held this Thursday, May 15th, with the start time expected to be around 10:00 AM.

 

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Juliette Dhalluin score three goals on Sunday and the Stanford defense allowed just one second-half goal to help the Cardinal beat Southern California 11-7 to claim its 10th NCAA women’s water polo championship and third in the last four seasons.

No. 1 Stanford (25-1) finished the season on a 10-game win streak, dating to a 12-11 loss to the Trojans on March 29. The Cardinal beat USC 11-7 on April 27 in the semifinals of the MPSF Championship.

Dhalluin scored with a second left in the first half to make it 6-6 and again with 6:47 left in the third — the only goal of the quarter — gave Stanford the lead for good.

Serena Browne added a goal with 6:04 to play and another with 3:06 remaining to make it 9-6.

Ryann Neushul scored a goal to give her and has 228 — fifth most in program history — in her seven-year career (after winning the 2019 national championship, Neushul stepped away from the Cardinal for two years to train with the U.S. national team) and is the first four-time NCAA team champion in Stanford history.

Christine Carpenter had nine saves for the Cardinal.

Meghan McAninch led USC (29-5) with two goals and Anna Reed finished with 11 saves.

The Cardinal are the all-time leaders in NCAA team championship with 137 and have won at least one team title in each of the past 49 seasons.

The Associated Press

Meet: 2025 SoCon Outdoor Track & Field Championships
When:  Monday, May 12 – Tuesday, May 13
Start time (track): Monday  – 11:00 a.m., Saturday – 1:00 p.m.
Where: Birmingham, Ala.
Stadium: Shauna Yelton Field at the Samford Track & Soccer Stadium
Live Results | Schedule (PDF)

*Due to the potential for inclement weather on Monday afternoon, the start time for day 1 has been moved to 9:00 a.m. for combined events, 10:00 a.m. for field events and 11:00 a.m. for track events. (updated as of May 11 at 8:30 p.m.)

GREENSBORO, N.C. –  The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) men’s and women’s track teams will begin postseason competition with the 2025 Southern Conference (SoCon) Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Monday and Tuesday in Birmingham, Alabama, at Samford Track & Soccer Stadium.  

Tuesday’s action will air live on ESPN+ beginning at 12:05 p.m. 

SoCon Outdoor Track & Field Championships Central

MEET/FACILITY HISTORY

• Last year, the championships were contested at Samford as well.
• The Bulldogs swept the men’s and women’s SoCon Championships last year for the fourth-straight year.
• This year marks the 100^th championship for the men and the 38^th for the women.
• Monday’s schedule gets under way with the start of the decathlon at 11 a.m., followed by the start of the heptathlon at 11:15. The women’s hammer throw final gets the field events started at 12:30 p.m., with the first track event, the preliminaries of the women’s 1,500-meter run, slated to begin at 4 p.m. In all, 12 champions will be crowned on the first day of competition – four on the track and eight in field events.
• Tuesday’s schedule opens with resumption of the decathlon at 9 a.m., with the heptathlon resuming at 9:15. Field events begin with the women’s shot put and women’s high jump finals at 11:15 a.m. and the women’s 4×100-meter relay gets the track events started at 1 p.m. The day concludes with the women’s and men’s 4×400-meter relays at 4:25 and 4:35, respectively, followed by the awards ceremony. Thirty events will crown champions on the final day of the meet.
• Record Book

Spartans at the Starting Line (subject to change):

MEN
800m – Samuel Barnard, Andrew Hamilton
1500m – Colin Keck, Lane Prochaska, Logan Ruffner
3000m steeplechase – Spencer Connick
5000m – Pierson Guerrant, Colin Keck, Evan Pena, Luke Ward
10000m – Evan Pena, Mason Rudel, Luke Ward
4x400m – Samuel Barnard, Andrew Hamilton, Glodi Mvovi, Lane Prochaska, Logan Ruffner

WOMEN

5000m – Emma Berrier, Lillian Douglass, Vicky Sosa

10000m – Tenley Douglass, Vicky Sosa

HOW THE MEN LINE UP AT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS

• Andrew Hamilton broke the UNCG school record in the 800-meter run with a time of 1:51.41 at the Charlotte Invitational this season. The previous school record was 1:51.63 held by Jeff Williams from April 8, 2006. Hamilton’s time is third on the SoCon Outdoor Performance List.
• Samuel Barnard continued to follow Hamilton this season and clocked in a personal best time in the 800-meter run at Charlotte Invitational 1:51.50. His time is fourth on the performance list.
• Spencer Connick had a personal best in the 3000-meter steeplechase at the Dennis Craddock Coaches Classic with a time of 9:57.28. This was 35 seconds faster than his previous time this season. His time is seventh on the SoCon Performance List.
• Pierson Guerrant ran a personal best time of 14:50.35 in the 5000-meter run at the Dennis Craddock Coaches Classic which was a minute faster than his previous time this season. Guerrant’s time is 13^th on the SoCon Performance List.
• Colin Keck ran the 1500-meter run twice this season with a season-best time of 3:58.55 at the VertKlasse Meeting, which is .49 off his personal best time.
• He will also be running in the 5000-meter run, which he ran a time of 15:08.91 at the Duke Invitational.
• Evan Pena and Luke Ward will both double back, as they will run in the 5000-meter and 10000-meter events. Pena clocked in a personal best of 14:38.64 at the Charlotte Invitational in the 5000-meter which is eighth in the UNCG record book, while Ward ran his personal best time of 14:57.11 at the Duke Invitational this season.
• Pena’s time is 10^th on the SoCon Performance List, while Ward’s time is 14^th on the list.
• Lane Prochaska and Logan Ruffner will also compete in the 1500-meter run.

HOW THE WOMEN LINE UP AT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS

• Vicky Sosa is looking to double back by running in the 5000-meter and 10000-meter events. Her 5000-meter time of 18:02.54 at the Duke Invitational this season is 19^th on the SoCon Outdoor Performance List.
• Emma Berrier’s time of 18:13.06 from the Dennis Craddock Coaches Classic is 23^rd on the SoCon Outdoor Performance List.
• Lillian Douglass will compete in the 5000-meter run at the championships, while Tenley Douglass will run in the 10000-meter run.

UP NEXT

Those that will qualify will go on to compete at the 2025 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field East Region Championships set for May 28-31 in Jacksonville, Florida.