Princeton University Athletics
Saturday, February 4
Ocean Breeze (Staten Island)
3:00 PM
Princeton University
vs
Villanova Wildcat Invitational
Players Mentioned
Mid. Distance
/ Men's Track and Field
Mid. Distance
/ Men's Track and Field
Distance
/ Men's Track and Field
Sprints/Hurdles
/ Men's Track and Field
Distance
/ Men's Track and Field
Sprints
/ Men's Track and Field
Mid. Distance
/ Men's Track and Field
Hurdles
/ Men's Track and Field
Mid. Distance
/ Men's Track and Field
Mid. Distance
/ Men's Track and Field
Sprints
/ Men's Track and Field
Mid. Distance
/ Men's Track and Field
Photo by: Princeton Athletic Communications
Leeper and Lundy Both Third at Villanova Wildcats Invite
February 04, 2017 | Men's Track and Field
Results
Freshman Conor Lundy ran the third fastest time in the 3,000 as the Princeton men's track & field team competed in the Villanova Wildcats Invitational in Staten Island this evening. Lundy was third out of 28 distance runners, as he crossed the line at 8:15.44 in his first time competing in the event as a collegian.
Another third-place finish came from senior captain Greg Leeper in the long jump. He was just one of three in the event to clear the 7-meter mark as he found 7.06.
Sophomore Charlie Volker qualified for the eight-man final in the 60 after recording a 6.87 in the prelims. He did slightly better in the final with a 6.86 to take fourth.
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Juniors Noah Kauppila and Kenan Farmer went 5-6 in the mile. Kauppila posted a 4:12.93 while Farmer ran 4:13.87. Freshman Gavin Gaynor also finished in the top 10 with a 4:19.56.
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In the 400, senior Jabari Johnson took fifth at 49.91. Sophomores Cole Bransford and Christian Fryer-Davis followed in seventh and eighth at 50.21 and 50.41, respectively.
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Junior Eric Schulz put up a 1:51.80 to take fifth in the 800. Sophomore Franklin Aririguzoh was right behind at 1:52.72.
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Freshman Michael Zupko had the top time for the Tigers in the 200, with a 22.33 for eighth place.
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Next weekend Princeton will split off and compete in three different meets: Fasttrack at Ocean Breeze, Valentine Invitational at BU and the Millrose Games at The Armory.
Freshman Conor Lundy ran the third fastest time in the 3,000 as the Princeton men's track & field team competed in the Villanova Wildcats Invitational in Staten Island this evening. Lundy was third out of 28 distance runners, as he crossed the line at 8:15.44 in his first time competing in the event as a collegian.
Another third-place finish came from senior captain Greg Leeper in the long jump. He was just one of three in the event to clear the 7-meter mark as he found 7.06.
Sophomore Charlie Volker qualified for the eight-man final in the 60 after recording a 6.87 in the prelims. He did slightly better in the final with a 6.86 to take fourth.
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Juniors Noah Kauppila and Kenan Farmer went 5-6 in the mile. Kauppila posted a 4:12.93 while Farmer ran 4:13.87. Freshman Gavin Gaynor also finished in the top 10 with a 4:19.56.
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In the 400, senior Jabari Johnson took fifth at 49.91. Sophomores Cole Bransford and Christian Fryer-Davis followed in seventh and eighth at 50.21 and 50.41, respectively.
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Junior Eric Schulz put up a 1:51.80 to take fifth in the 800. Sophomore Franklin Aririguzoh was right behind at 1:52.72.
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Freshman Michael Zupko had the top time for the Tigers in the 200, with a 22.33 for eighth place.
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Next weekend Princeton will split off and compete in three different meets: Fasttrack at Ocean Breeze, Valentine Invitational at BU and the Millrose Games at The Armory.
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