A Quick Look
The SUNY Oneonta men's track & field team split its squad this weekend sending athletes to both Boston University and Cornell University.  The Red Dragons' efforts produced personal best performances in the non-scoring events.
 
Boston University Recap
The 200 and 400-meter events produced several personal best marks and season best performances.  Senior Nicholas Grasso (Goshen/Burke Catholic) led the way with a pair of season best performances of 23.02 and 50.88 seconds in the 200 and 400 respectively.
 
There was a total of five personal best times recorded in the 200.  This group included junior Jared Stauss (Kerhonkson/Rondout Valley) (23.69), sophomore Jeremy Howell (Stony Point/North Rockland) (24.33) and freshmen Tyler Price (Stephentown/New Lebanon) (23.64), Terrence Christian () (23.65) and Tyler Lopresti (23.85).  Lopresti also posted a personal best time in the 400 crossing in 53.28 seconds.
 
In the 800 meters, senior Isaiah Ruiz (Staten Island/Susan E. Wagner) recorded a season best time of 2:03.30.
 
Rookie Cameron O'Connell (Liverpool/Liverpool) posted a personal best time of 2:37.66 in the 1,000 meters.
 
The mile saw three personal best times recorded.  Seniors Sean Ryan (Bronxville/Bronxville) and Blake Dellabough (Warwick/Warwick) crossed the finish line with times of 4:20.90 and 4:33.28 respectively.  Freshman Andrew Rainbolt (Staten Island/Monsignor Farrell) posted a time of 4:29.56.
 
Cornell Recap
There was one personal best time turned in by freshman Justin Murillo (Elmont/New Hyde Park) in the mile.  Murillo finished in 4:55.68 finishing 29^th overall in the race.
 
The remaining personal best marks on the day were turned in by the rookie throwers.  Freshman Zachary Cotter (North Salem/North Salem) posted a pair of personal best performances in the shot put (9.71m, 31'-10 ¼") and weight throw (11.43m, 37'-6").  Classmates Miles Moliterni (Pine Bush/Pine Bush) and Gunnar Hassard (Oneonta/Oneonta) recorded personal best marks in the shot put (10.29m, 33'-9 ¼") and weight (10.00m, 32'-9 ¾") respectively.
 
What's Next
The men will head back to Ithaca next Saturday to compete in the Bomber Invitational.