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NEW YORK, NY –\u00a0The Marist men’s track & field team turned in a strong, well-rounded performance this weekend, finishing tied for fifth place out of 10 teams at the MAAC Indoor Championships at the Armory Track and Field Center.
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Marist totaled 49 team points, matching Saint Peter’s for fifth in a competitive field that saw Sacred Heart claim the team title. The Red Foxes were powered by standout performances on both the track and in the field, highlighted by a conference champion, a school record, and multiple podium finishes.<\/p>\n
Leading the way was Amari Mathis<\/a>, who delivered a dominant championship performance in the sprints. Mathis captured the MAAC title in the 60-meter dash with a time of 6.74 seconds after posting the fastest qualifying time in prelims. He followed that up with a third-place finish in the 200-meter dash, cementing himself as one of the top sprinters in the conference.<\/p>\n In the 400-meter dash, Ryan Trocolar<\/a> put together a record-breaking performance. After advancing through prelims, Trocolar placed fourth in the finals with a school-record time of 48.09 seconds, marking one of the top highlights of the meet for Marist.<\/p>\n Distance standout Miles Chamberlain<\/a> also made an impact, qualifying for the mile final and placing fifth overall with a time of 4:14.74. In the longer distances, Raffi Buchakjian<\/a> recorded a personal best in the 3,000 meters to place sixth, contributing valuable team points.<\/p>\n The Red Foxes also found success in relay competition. The 4×400-meter relay team earned a third-place finish in 3:17.68, while the distance medley relay placed fourth, showcasing Marist’s depth across multiple disciplines.<\/p>\n In the field events, Daniel Vargas<\/a> posted a personal-best mark in the pole vault to place fifth, while Hayden Mundrake<\/a> broke a long-standing school record in the weight throw with a toss of 14.17 meters, surpassing a mark that had stood since 2003.<\/p>\n Christopher Lynch<\/a> added to the scoring effort with a personal-best performance in the 60-meter hurdles, advancing to the finals and placing seventh overall.<\/p>\n Overall, the Red Foxes combined high-level individual performances with key contributions across events to secure a top-half finish at the conference championship meet.<\/p>\n Men’s Results<\/p>\n 60-meter dash trials 60-meter finals 200-meter dash trials 200-meter finals 400-meter dash trials 400-meter finals 800-meter run trials Mile run trials Mile finals 3,000-meter run 5,000-meter run 60-meter hurdles trials 60-meter hurdles finals Distance medley relay 1,600-meter relay Pole vault Long jump Weight throw
\n1-Amari Mathis<\/a> \u2013 6.75<\/p>\n
\n1-Amari Mathis<\/a> \u2013 6.74<\/p>\n
\n1-Amari Mathis<\/a> \u2013 21.70<\/p>\n
\n3-Amari Mathis<\/a> \u2013 21.76<\/p>\n
\n4-Ryan Trocolar<\/a> \u2013 48.63
\n13-Simon Advento<\/a> \u2013 50.09
\n17-Emmanuel Harris<\/a> \u2013 50.33
\n19-Miracle Okoli<\/a> \u2013 50.37
\n27-Weston LaBrecque<\/a> \u2013 50.87<\/p>\n
\n4-Ryan Trocolar<\/a> \u2013 48.09<\/p>\n
\n13-Joaquin Bell-Andrade<\/a> \u2013 1:57.91
\n17-Marcel Stewart<\/a> \u2013 1:59.17
\n23-Patrick Wininger<\/a> \u2013 2:02.00<\/p>\n
\n2-Miles Chamberlain<\/a> \u2013 4:21.33<\/p>\n
\n5-Miles Chamberlain<\/a> \u2013 4:14.74<\/p>\n
\n6-Raffi Buchakjian<\/a> \u2013 8:28.61
\n22-Steven Viera<\/a> \u2013 8:53.04<\/p>\n
\n8-Jackson Borge<\/a> \u2013 14:54.02
\n9-Kieran Donnelly<\/a> \u2013 14:54.32<\/p>\n
\n7-Christopher Lynch<\/a> \u2013 8.48<\/p>\n
\n7-Christopher Lynch<\/a> \u2013 8.52<\/p>\n
\n4-(Sean Wilson<\/a> 3:10.103, Adam Staffier<\/a> 50.58, Dante Melfi<\/a> 1:59.56, Matthew Ferreri<\/a> 4:21.98)\u00a0\u2013 10:22.22<\/p>\n
\n3- (Weston LaBrecque<\/a> 50.786, Simon Advento<\/a> 50.01, Ryan Trocolar<\/a> 47.38, Miracle Okoli<\/a> 49.56) \u2013 3:17.68<\/p>\n
\n5-Daniel Vargas<\/a> \u2013 4.28m (14-0.5)<\/p>\n
\n7-Ramsey Heredia<\/a> \u2013 6.67m (21-10.75)
\n8-Manasi Simpkins<\/a> \u2013 6.65m (21-10)<\/p>\n
\n11-Hayden Mundrake<\/a> \u2013 14.17m (46-6)<\/p>\n