Men's Track and Field | February 12, 2023

• Liam Rivard landed in the top 10 in the men's 800-meter placing sixth in the 324-person field. His time of 1:48.21 set a new program record for the race.
• Dylan Servis clocked a time of 1:54.71 in the 800m good for 135^th.
• Finn Birnie was the first to cross the line for the Explorers in the 3K. The newcomer placed 86^th in the 245-person field with a final time of 8:10.59. David Butts followed behind with a time of 8:24.21.
• Ibrahim Kedir was the second Explorer of the race to reach a record-breaking time. The veteran placed 38^th in the 5K clocking in at 13:48.23 to break the legendary record set by former Explorer Sean Quigley back in 2007.
• MacCallum Rowe followed behind Kedir n 87^th place with a final time of 14:13.84. Teketel Tyson completed the 5K in 14:41.69.
• Christine Mancini placed top 50 in the 248-person field in the 800m clocking in at 2:09.18 for 49^th place.
• Jerika Lufrano recorded a mile time of 4:57.31 for 129^th place.
• Elizabeth Mancini clocked in at 16:02.8 to place 24^th in the 102-person field for the 5K.

• Olabisi Adams finished on top for the women claiming first in the long jump with a mark of 5.84m.
• Julia Flood finished in the top 10 in the mile claiming the 10^th spot in the 76-person field with a time of 5:07.17.
• Maya Primas clocked in at 58.73 in the 400m for a new season-best time to move up to fifth all-time in program history.
• Lexy Rivard claimed her first medal of the season bringing home the bronze in the 800m with a time of 2:16.39 moving up three spots in the final 200m split for the third-place spot.
• Matt Bridger and Alex Sandras cleared the top 10 in the 3K finishing sixth and seventh, respectively. Bridger clocked in at 8:25.59 while Sandras recorded a time of 8:27.00.
• Charlie Hazlett followed just behind the duo just shy of the top 10 in 11^th with a time of 8:36.83.

• La Salle will return to the track in two weeks for the Atlantic 10 Indoor Championships, hosted by Rhode Island, on Feb. 25 and Feb. 26.