Iosivas, Brown Help Men's Indoor Track And FIeld Team To Ivy Heps Title

Andrei Iosivas went from getting points six at a time in the fall to 10 at a time in the winter.

Iosivas, a wide receiver on the football team who had four touchdown receptions this fall, won the Ivy League Heptathlon championship and earned Most Outstanding Field Performer of the Meet as he helped Princeton to the Heptagonal indoor track and field championship Sunday afternoon. Iosivas won the event with 5,534 points, nearly 200 more than the runner-up, Princeton's Gabriele Montefalcone, to score 10 team points for the Tigers.

It was the second straight year that Iosivas won the event, which consists of the 60 meter dash, the long jump, the shot put, the high jump, the 60 meter hurdles,
Congrats @AndreiIosivas #OrangeJ21CE https://t.co/IS337HbP8s — Bob Surace '90 (@CoachBobSurace) March 1, 2020

Princeton football was also represented on the men's track and field team by Christian Brown, who was the runner-up in the 60-meter hurdles. Brown made 20 tackles and had an interception this past season as a defensive back.

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