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Men's track and field captures fifth straight outdoor state championship

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Nick Nicolazzo IV (Wellesley, Mass.) won the triple jump with a top effort of 42-9.75 (13.05m) and the Walter Slovenski long jump with a personal-record mark of 21-11.75 (6.70m). His long jump is good for sixth on the Bates all-time performance list.

  • Junior Ross Tejeda (Milton, Mass.) won the 800 meters in 1:53.96 as the Bobcats took four out of the top five spots in the event. 
  • Sophomore Callahan Porter (Chester, N.J.) won the 1,500 meters in a personal-record time of 3:52.33, good for a tie for seventh with Tejeda on the Bates all-time performance list. Bates took three of the top five spots in the event, with sophomores Nathaniel Aronson (West Hartford, Conn.) and Miles Logan (Brunswick, Maine) finishing fourth and fifth respectively with personal-record times of 3:55.91 and 3:56.25.
  • First-year Christopher Pottle (Winthrop, Maine) won the 5,000 meters in 15:40.94.
  • First-year Kyle Verner (Acton, Mass.) won the 10,000 meters in 33:19.06 as Bates grabbed the top four spots in the event.
  • Sophomore Daniel Cassata (Annandale, Va.) won the Al Fereshetian 3,000-meter steeplechase in a personal-record time of 9:47.37. Sophomore Liam Thomson (Arlington, Va.) was the runner-up, recording a personal-record time of 9:48.19.
  • First-year Ryan Glaser (Rockport, Maine) won the Frank Sabasteanski hammer throw with a top heave of 165-3 (50.36m).
  • Senior captain Truman Williams (Montclair, N.J.) took fifth in the 100-meter dash in 10.91 seconds, good for a tie for fifth on the Bates all-time performance list. Senior captain Kevin O’Connor (Milford, Mass.) took sixth in the race in 10.95 seconds, tied for eighth on the Bates all-time performance list. Williams was the runner-up in the 200 meters in 22.36 seconds.
  • Sophomore Seneca Moore (Lansing, Mich.) placed second in the Jack Magee 110-meter hurdles in 14.91 seconds, the best non-wind-aided time of his collegiate career.
  • Moore, O’Connor, sophomore Evan Berthiaume (East Greenwich, R.I.), and Williams teamed up to finish second in the 4×100 relay in 42.04 seconds, good for a tie for third on the Bates all-time performance list.

    • The Bobcats head to Middletown, Conn. to compete in the NESCAC Championships next Saturday.

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    Men’s Track and Field Opens Season at Suffolk with Several Strong Performances

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    BOSTON, Mass. – The Bentley men’s track and field team began the 2025-26 indoor season at the Suffolk Relays on Saturday and had several strong performances.

    Sophomore Michael Eddy won the one mile with a time of 4:32.97 which was almost three seconds better than the second place runner.

    Senior Ryan Orr was second in the 800 at 1:56.07. Bentley had three runners in the top-five with William Reiser fourth and Anthony Cronin fifth.

    The long distance races saw two Bentley runners have top-three finishes. Steven D’Alessandro was second in the 5000 (15:04.94) and Jeff Warnock was third in the 3000 (9:27.24).

    In the field events, Donald Dumont was second in the long jump.

     



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    Head Volleyball Coach in Hays, KS for Fort Hays State University

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    Posted: 07-Dec-25

    Location: Hays, Kansas

    Type: Full-time

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    Coaching – Volleyball

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    Collegiate Sports

    Required Education:

    4 Year Degree

    Organize, develop, recruit and administer all functions of a D-II Women’s Volleyball program funded for national success.


    Volleyball staff includes additional positions for a Full-time Assistant (w/ benefits) and Graduate Assistant.


    Fundamental duties include, but are not limited to, coaching, recruitment of student-athletes, commitment to academic and athletic success of student-athletes, as well as student-athlete development, budget and scholarship management, and supervision of support staff. The Head Coach will manage day-to-day team operations, practice/game preparation, and team travel. This position collaborates with intercollegiate athletics staff members, Sports Medicine, academic support, compliance, and institutional partners. The Head Coach must appropriately represent the team, department, and University in public and media appearances. This position reports directly to the Director of Athletics.

    1. Provides leadership, organization, and supervision for all aspects of the women’s volleyball program.
    2. Supervises student-athletes during practices and games, observing and evaluating performance and demonstrating proper techniques.
    3. Hire, supervise, evaluate, and mentor full-time, graduate assistant, and student staff.
    4. Supports and monitors the academic performance of student-athletes in conjunction with the compliance and academic support staff.
    5. Design and implement the overall program recruiting strategy – identification, evaluation, recruitment, and retention of prospective student-athletes. 
    6. Direct oversight and management of the program’s finances and administration of athletic scholarships.
    7. Manages the women’s volleyball program within the parameters of the approved operating budget.
    8. Develops and engages in impactful fundraising activities in conjunction with the Athletics’ External Relations staff as needed.
    9. Represents the university and women’s volleyball program at professional meetings, alumni events, University Foundation events, and other events as necessary.
    10. Enhances the student-athlete experience through team expectations, personal development, and opportunities, such as but not limited to community service, team building, leadership development, etc.
    11. Assists in directing or directs camps and clinics.
    12.  Responsible for scheduling of non-conference competitions and practices, team and recruiting travel arrangements, preseason arrangements, and student-athlete meetings.
    13. Attends and participates in scheduled compliance seminars and complies with all  Athletic Department efforts to monitor compliance with NCAA regulations.
    14. Responsible for compliance with NCAA, MIAA, and institutional rules and regulations, ensuring program compliance.  
    15. Active member of the FHSU Athletic Department and University.
    16. Performs other duties as assigned.

    QUALIFICATIONS
    Relevant, successful coaching experience, preferably at the collegiate level.  Proven ability to teach sport-specific skills and develop successful competitive strategies. Strong communication skills (written and oral), a high level of organization, and attention to detail required.  Public relations skills.

    EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
    Bachelor’s degree in a related field.  Relevant, successful coaching experience is required.  Master’s degree preferred.

    https://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/21888746/head-volleyball-coach



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    Men’s track and field wins four events at M City Classic to start indoor season

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    MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The St. Olaf College men’s track and field team had four first-place finishes at the season-opening M City Classic on Friday and Saturday at the University of Minnesota Fieldhouse.

    Senior Lance Nemecek, sophomore Jackson Bullock, and senior Kevin Turlington won individual events on the track for St. Olaf, which also had a first-place performance in the 4×400-meter relay. The Oles put recorded five performances that ranked on their all-time top-10 performers’ list at the first indoor meet of the season.

    Nemecek, senior Cullen Moore, first year Paxon Myers, and junior Christian Fells all ran top-12 times in NCAA Division III this season in the 800-meter run to post the four fastest times of the day. Nemecek won the event in 1:54.02, followed closely by Moore in 1:54.16, which rank second and third in the country and third and fourth, respectively, on the Oles’ all-time list. Myers edged Fells at the line by one one-hundredth of a second in 1:55.73, as the pair posted the No. 10 and No. 11 times nationally.

    Nemecek, Moore, and Myers were joined by sophomore Austin McInturff on the winning 4×400-meter relay, which compiled a time of 3:21.77 to rank second on St. Olaf’s all-time list. That time is just seven one-hundredths of a second off the program record set in 2016 and ranks fifth in the country.

    St. Olaf logged the top-three times of the meet in the one-mile run, led by Bullock’s first-place time of 4:23.01. Senior Eli Doran (4:23.04) and junior Alex Bjork (4:23.37) were within half a second of Bullock, with all three Oles posting top-20 times in NCAA Division III to date.

    Senior Kevin Turlington added a win in the 5,000-meter run with the fifth-fastest time in NCAA Division III (14:35.39). Fellow senior Gael Manzur Strandlund was third in 15:19.86 as well.

    Sophomore Cristian Escobar Pearson bettered his No. 2 time on St. Olaf’s all-time list in the 60-meter dash in both the prelims (7.07) and finals (7.05) to finish eighth in the event. Junior Jesse Olson recorded the No. 8 score on the Oles’ list in the heptathlon (4,153) by registering four personal-bests in the seven-event, two-day competition to take fourth. Olson’s highest finish came in the high jump, where he placed third after clearing 182 meters (5′ 11 ½”).

    St. Olaf will be back in 2026 at the Ole Opener at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 17 at Tostrud Center.

     



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    Minnesota advances to Sweet 16 in NCAA volleyball tournament

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    Minnesota volleyball is in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2022, and they now have a chance to reach the Elite Eight for the first time since 2021.

    After sweeping Fairfield University 3-0 in the first round of the tourney on Friday night at Maturi Pavilion in Minneapolis, the Gophers dominated Iowa State in a sweep Saturday night to advance to the Sweet 16.

    The Gophers took the first set 25-22 before securing the second set 25-21. They crushed the Cyclones 25-14 in the third set to roll into the regional semifinal, where they will face No. 1 Pittsburgh on Thursday for a chance to reach the regional final, which would come with a spot in the Final Four on the line.

    The Gophers were seeded fourth in their region, while Iowa State was the No. 5 seed.

    Minnesota finished the regular season 22-9 and ranked No. 17 in the AVCA poll. Pittsburgh is ranked No. 4 in the nation, sporting a 28-4 record.

    The Minnesota-Pitt regional semifinal will happen at 6 p.m. CT Thursday, and the Panthers will be hosting the match at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh.

    The match will be televised on ESPN2.



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    Walker’s Record Highlights Indoor Season Opener

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    BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Sha’Nard Walker set an event record in the 300m to highlight the start of indoor season, Saturday at the Birmingham Indoor Icebreaker at the Birmingham Crossplex.

    Walker finished first in the 300m with an event-record 33.56, followed by Jancent Wallace who placed fifth with a 34.07.

    In the 400m, Jonathan Gaines finished fifth with a time of 49.52 to lead the Cats, while Dashawn Buist grabbed a top-fiver finish in the 800m with a fourth-place 1:58.05.

    For the jumpes, Michael Carter’s 7.27m earned him second in the long jump – he also took home fifth in the triple jump at 14.56m.

    On the women’s side Betina Jean took two top-10 finishes -eighth in the 200m with a 25.13 and seventh in the 400m at 58.23.

    As for jumps, Darryn Hough finished fifth with a 1.55m in the high jump, while Ay’Keelah Green finished fourth in the long jump with a 5.84m. LaNeeya Garrison finished thrid in the triple jump with an 11.81m.

    Kasie Ugeh picked up where she left off a season ago with a fourth-place finish in the shot put at 13.19m.

    The full list of B-CU times and finishes is listed below:

    Men’s 200m

    29. Jemari Sanders    22.98

    Men’s 300m

    1. Sha’Nard Walker    33.56

    5. Jancent Wallace    34.07

    10. Ethan Sharpe    35.04

    Men’s 400m

    5. Jonathan Gaines    49.52

    9. Donavan Walker-Collins    49.99

    16. Makhii Fleming    50.65

    Men’s 800m

    4. Dashawn Buist    1:58.05

    8. Andre Swewl    20:01.42

    Men’s Mile

    17. Jalen Jackson    4:43.55

    Men’s 3000m

    35. Gerrard Griffin    9:32.40

    41. Dashon Gill    9:53.49

    Men’s High Jump

    9. Ashton Matthews    1.95m

    Men’s Pole Vault

    15. Jabari Armant    4.00m

    Men’s Long Jump

    2. Michael Carter    7.27m

    11. Amarrion Grant    6.84m

    17. Bari Willimas    6.53m

    Men’s Triple Jump

    5. Michael Carter    14.56m

    7. Farai Mhende    14.48m

    Men’s Shot Put

    9. William Rothmiller    14.62m

    19. Tyler Washing    12.96m

    Men’s Weight Throw

    10. Anton Holland    15.64m

    Women’s 200m

    8. Betina Jean    25.13

    18. Haely Grant    25.62

    19. Quiaundra Brown    25.69

    23. Mariana Morillo    25.76

    Women’s 300m

    10. Zion Harvey    40.84

    11. Amani Jones    40.92

    Women’s 400m

    7. Betina Jean    58.21

    9. Haely Grant    59.10

    18. Kavay Johnson    1:01.04

    Women’s 1000m

    18. Morgan Middleton    3:14.02

    Women’s 3000m

    14. Valencia Butler    11:20.82

    23. Shelvany Goin    12:19.12

    Women’s High Jump

    5. Darryn Hough    1.55m

    10. Selena Rutland    1.50m

    21. Soukaina Davis    1.50m

    Women’s Long Jump

    4. Ay’Keelah Green    5.84m

    10. Zion Harvey    5.55m

    36. Darryn Hough    4.90m

    Women’s Triple Jump

    3. LaNeeya Garrison    11.81m

    5. Selena Rutland    11.74m

    Women’s Shot Put

    4. Kasie Ugeh    13.19m

    25. Raziyah Ware    10.63m

    Women’s Weight Throw

    29. Raziyah Ware    10.13m

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