For the men, they had several athletes show impressive performances. Joshua Gali, a senior for Buffalo, took first place in the 60m dash with a time of 6.92, while fellow teammate, Mitchell Fuller, took third with a time of 6.99. Gali also took first place in the 200m with a time of 21.66. Teammate, Mitchell Moore, clocked in at 22.86, placing fourth. Ryan Billian, a fifth year senior, took home first in the 60m hurdles with a time of 7.98. Not far behind him was teammate Christian Doherty. Doherty clocked in at 8.39, enough for a fourth place finish.
In the field events, Laurent Dure was able to jump into a second place finish in the high jump. The senior cleared a height of 6′ 8.25″. Teammate Connor Spiegel was able to clear 6′ 0.5″ for a fifth place finish. The men also took fourth and fifth in the long jump. Alex Siracusa led the way with a distance of 23′ 0″; Christian Doherty jumped in right behind him with a distance of 22′ 7.25″. Freshman Gyasi Morris was able to nab a Top-Five finish in the triple jump for the men. He hit a distance of 43′ 7.75″ for a fifth place spot. Ryan Cribbin, Devon Patterson, and James Hanners all saw a Top-Five finish in the shot put, with Cribbin leading the way in first. Cribbin threw for distance of 57′ 11.75″; Patterson came in second with a distance of 56′ 10.25″; and Hanners finished fourth with a distance of 49′ 0.25″.
The women also several Top-Five finishes at the meet. Senior Tyra Forbes was able to place fourth in the 60m dash with a time of 7.78. In the 200m, Amy Villarini led the way for the Bulls with a third place finish, clocking in at 25.86. Christine Lyttle just missed out on a Top-Five finish, coming in sixth with a time of 26.85. Dual athlete Sydney March took home third in the 400m with a time of 1:00.66. Corinne Birchard, also a dual athlete for Buffalo, placed first in the 3000m with a time of 10:08.08, over six seconds faster than second place. In the 60m hurdles, the Bulls landed four athletes in the Top-10. Christine Lyttle led the way with a third place finish in a time of 8.61; in fourth place was Kailyn Arcury with a time of 8.66; in fifth place was Selina Von Jackowski with a time of 8.80; and in eighth place was Nikari Carota with a time of 9.14. The relay team of Sydney March, Juliana Basla, Sylvia Russell, and Caroline Rusch took third in the 4X800 relay with a time of 9:49.60.
In the field events, the Bulls saw some personal records and Top-Five finishes. Samantha Hjelmar, a freshman for the Bulls, led the way in second place with a height of 5′ 5″. Joining her in the Top-Five was Selina Von Jackowski in fifth with a height of 5′ 1`”. Jen Thill took first place in the pole vault at the competition, clearing 12′ 5.5″. Senior Emma Siuciak took second in the long jump, posting a distance of 18′ 1″. Crystal Henderson placed second in the triple jump with a distance of 37′ 8.75″. Joanna Hallisy did well for the Bulls in the shot put. She threw for a distance of 44′ 8.25″, a third place finish. The Bulls saw three Top-Five finishes in the weight throw. Jess Dhaliwall led the way with a first place finish, marking a distance of 60′ 1″; behind her was third place finisher McKenzie Kuehlewind with a distance of 56′ 10.25″, and in fourth with a distance of 56′ 3″ was junior Miranda Daucher.
The Bulls will be back in action next weekend.
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