Saturday, January 27
University Park, PA
10 a.m.
Bucknell University
at
National Open at Penn State
Wolford-Tuffy's Facility Record Headlines Bison Open
1/27/2024 10:05:00 PM | Men's Track and Field
LEWISBURG, Pa./UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.- The Bucknell Bison men's track & field witnessed history as Ethan Wolford-Tuffy shattered a facility record at the Bison Open on Saturday. Select members also ran at the PSU National Open.
Results
Bison Open | PSU National Open
Donner's Debriefing
"It was a tremendous weekend for both teams. We had many people make our all-time top ten lists, numerous qualifiers for the ECAC and IC4A Championships, wins at the Bison Open, and plenty of personal and season-best marks. It was great to see some breakout performances from our younger and less experienced athletes, who are ready to step up and help our program. I have always felt that when February hits, rust-busting is done, and our teams start to jell. We became a better team this weekend."
Bison Open Recap
Ethan Wolford-Tuffy had a banner day in the 400-meter dash. The speedster won the event with a time of 47.88. The mark gained IC4A qualification, ranked fourth in Bucknell history, resided as #75 in Division I, and, most importantly, it set a Gerhard Fieldhouse record. The time broke the old mark of 48.32 reached in 2007 by Kerry Boyle. Amani Ndegwa-Brown finished fifth (51.23).
Carter Paul won the 3000-meter run with a time of 8:47.42. He beat out the second-place runner by 0.10 seconds. Lucas Ward placed fourth (8:52.58), and Daniel Hilmer obtained seventh (8:55.85).
Dariel Guzman finished second in the weight throw with a heave of 54-01.25. Aiden Tacker placed fifth (52-06.50), and Angelo Regec earned sixth (49-00.75).
Connor Goldfarb placed second and won IC4A qualification in the 500-meter run with a time of 1:07.4.
Four Orange & Blue throwers finished in the top seven of the shot put. Wade Shomper led the pack with a third-place heave of 51-10.50. That toss unlocked IC4A qualification. Robert Lerner placed fourth (51-03.75), Braden Stryker obtained sixth (49-00.25), and Patrick Donaher grabbed seventh (48-10.75).
The Bison placed three jumpers in the top seven of the high jump. Tristan An led the way, finishing third (6-04.75). Jeffrey Cianfrocca placed fourth (6-04.75), and Bernard Kemp slotted seventh (6-00.75).
Cooper Hyken unlocked IC4A qualification in the 60-meter dash with his fourth-place time of 6.95.
The "A" Team quartet of Zachary Jelinek, John Brynes, Christian Cadmus, and Hayden Signer won fifth (3:32.28) in the 4x400-meter relay.
Three Bison finished behind each other in the triple jump. Momo Peters started the trend, earning sixth (44-08.75), Chris Sims grabbed seventh (44-06.75), and Jared Hess rated eighth (44-05.25).
Max Lagunoff finished sixth (4:21.74) in the mile run.
John Flammer placed seventh (2:03.02) in the 800-meter run.
Marcus Disbrow of Garden State TC set the Gerhard Fieldhouse record in the weight throw with his toss of 68-04.50. Disbrow broke his previous record set in 2023.Â
PSU National Open Recap
Colby Belczyk broke into the top ten of the 600-meter run by racing 1:19.71.
Jayson Harmer notched ninth place (8:22.37) in the 3000-meter run.
Alex Simpson finished tenth (2:29.55) in the 1000-meter run.
Up Next
The Bison travel to Ohio for the Akron Invitational on Feb. 2.
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Results
Bison Open | PSU National Open
Donner's Debriefing
"It was a tremendous weekend for both teams. We had many people make our all-time top ten lists, numerous qualifiers for the ECAC and IC4A Championships, wins at the Bison Open, and plenty of personal and season-best marks. It was great to see some breakout performances from our younger and less experienced athletes, who are ready to step up and help our program. I have always felt that when February hits, rust-busting is done, and our teams start to jell. We became a better team this weekend."
Bison Open Recap
Ethan Wolford-Tuffy had a banner day in the 400-meter dash. The speedster won the event with a time of 47.88. The mark gained IC4A qualification, ranked fourth in Bucknell history, resided as #75 in Division I, and, most importantly, it set a Gerhard Fieldhouse record. The time broke the old mark of 48.32 reached in 2007 by Kerry Boyle. Amani Ndegwa-Brown finished fifth (51.23).
Carter Paul won the 3000-meter run with a time of 8:47.42. He beat out the second-place runner by 0.10 seconds. Lucas Ward placed fourth (8:52.58), and Daniel Hilmer obtained seventh (8:55.85).
Dariel Guzman finished second in the weight throw with a heave of 54-01.25. Aiden Tacker placed fifth (52-06.50), and Angelo Regec earned sixth (49-00.75).
Connor Goldfarb placed second and won IC4A qualification in the 500-meter run with a time of 1:07.4.
Four Orange & Blue throwers finished in the top seven of the shot put. Wade Shomper led the pack with a third-place heave of 51-10.50. That toss unlocked IC4A qualification. Robert Lerner placed fourth (51-03.75), Braden Stryker obtained sixth (49-00.25), and Patrick Donaher grabbed seventh (48-10.75).
The Bison placed three jumpers in the top seven of the high jump. Tristan An led the way, finishing third (6-04.75). Jeffrey Cianfrocca placed fourth (6-04.75), and Bernard Kemp slotted seventh (6-00.75).
Cooper Hyken unlocked IC4A qualification in the 60-meter dash with his fourth-place time of 6.95.
The "A" Team quartet of Zachary Jelinek, John Brynes, Christian Cadmus, and Hayden Signer won fifth (3:32.28) in the 4x400-meter relay.
Three Bison finished behind each other in the triple jump. Momo Peters started the trend, earning sixth (44-08.75), Chris Sims grabbed seventh (44-06.75), and Jared Hess rated eighth (44-05.25).
Max Lagunoff finished sixth (4:21.74) in the mile run.
John Flammer placed seventh (2:03.02) in the 800-meter run.
Marcus Disbrow of Garden State TC set the Gerhard Fieldhouse record in the weight throw with his toss of 68-04.50. Disbrow broke his previous record set in 2023.Â
PSU National Open Recap
Colby Belczyk broke into the top ten of the 600-meter run by racing 1:19.71.
Jayson Harmer notched ninth place (8:22.37) in the 3000-meter run.
Alex Simpson finished tenth (2:29.55) in the 1000-meter run.
Up Next
The Bison travel to Ohio for the Akron Invitational on Feb. 2.
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