SUNY Oneonta Athletics

Baseball (8-14/3-1 SUNYAC)
 
Apr. 5^th vs. Plattsburgh, W 6-2; L 1-11
The SUNY Oneonta baseball team came away with a split of a doubleheader last Saturday against Plattsburgh played at Oneonta High School.  Junior Steve Ascher (Cutchogue/Mattituck) threw game one and struck out 12 batters en route to picking up his fourth win of the season.  Oneonta won the first game, 6-2, while dropping the second game 11-1. 
 
Ascher allowed only three hits in game one and both runs were unearned.  Ascher is now 4-1 on the season and has lowered his team-leading earned run average to 1.77.  Opponents are also only hitting .165 against him.
 
Ascher carried a 17 inning scoreless streak into today's game, but saw it come to an end in the first inning, as Plattsburgh scored the a single run to lead 1-0.
 
Oneonta still trailed by the lone run until exploding for five runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to take the lead.
 
Freshman Casy Kies (Apalachin/Vestal) was hit by a pitch to start the inning and then was sacrificed to second by classmate David Wright (Oneonta/Oneonta).  A walk to Matt Mastroianni (Somers/North Salem) gave Oneonta two on for senior Christopher Orlando (Putnam Valley/Putnam Valley), who smacked a double to right center to drive in both runners.
 
After another walk to sophomore Dylan Stamile (Long Beach, NY/Bowie (Austin, TX)), junior Jon Halligan (Cornwallville/Cairo Durham) roped a double to left center to knock in Orlando with the third run of the inning.  Stamile and Halligan then scored on a two-out double by freshman Billy Riedel (East Northport/John Glenn).
 
Plattsburgh scored another single run in the top of the seventh, but Oneonta countered with a run of its own in the bottom half of the inning.  Kies led off the inning with a double and was then moved over to third by Wright before coming home on a single by Orlando.
 
Orlando collected three hits and drove in three runs to lead the offense.  Kies and Riedel each had two hits.
 
In game 2, Plattsburgh had a 3-0 lead entering the fourth inning where they added four runs in their half of the fourth and tacked on four more in the fifth for a commanding 11-0 lead.  Oneonta's lone run came in the bottom of the seventh inning when Orlando scored on a fielder's choice, RBI, by Halligan.
 
Apr. 6^th vs. Plattsburgh, W 8-4
The SUNY Oneonta baseball team banged out 13 hits last Sunday en route to picking up an 8-4 victory against Plattsburgh in SUNYAC action. 

Leading the offense was junior Mastroanni, who went 4-for-4 with two RBIs, and senior Orlando, who was 3-for-5 with three runs batted in.  Orlando extended his current hit streak to eight games where he is hitting .462 with 17 runs batted in.
 
Oneonta also got a second straight solid outing from junior Alex Mastrianni (Valatie/Ichabod Crane) (2-5), as he pitched 8-2/3 innings in picking up his second straight win.  He allowed five hits and four runs; one earned, and struck out three Cardinals.
 
Plattsburgh scored the game's first run in the top of the first inning.  Nicholas Lupo reached on a fielding error by the left fielder and went to second.  After a walk to Frank Buksa with one out, designated hitter, Jeremy Rodriguez singled up the middle to drive in Lupo.
 
Oneonta came back to score a pair of runs in the bottom of the second, as they loaded the bases for a second straight inning.  Freshman Riedel scored Oneonta's first run when he came in on a fielder's choice.  Mastroianni drove in the second run with a single through the left side, which scored LJ Gizzarelli (Newburgh/Newburgh Free Academy) from third, who walked earlier on four pitches.
 
Plattsburgh manufactured a run in the top of the fourth to tie the game at 2-2.  Chris Pescetti singled, and was sacrificed to second base and came around to score on an RBI single by Mat Chavez.
 
After Oneonta took the lead, 3-2, in the fifth, the Red Dragons plated three runs including a pair with two outs.  Gizzarelli reached on a fielder's choice to drive in Casey Kerdesky (Cornwall/Cornwall), who led off the inning with a double down the right field line.  The big hit came off the bat of Orlando, who hit a two-out single to left field that brought in both Kies and Wright.
 
Plattsburgh scored two runs in the seventh, but Oneonta came back with a pair of runs in the bottom of the eighth for the final margin of victory.
 
Apr. 8^th at Mount Saint Mary College, W 5-0; L 6-7
The SUNY Oneonta baseball team played a doubleheader versus Mount St. Mary last Tuesday at Dutchess Stadium in Wappinger Falls.  Three Oneonta pitchers combined for a five-hit, 5-0 shutout and game 1 before falling in the nightcap 7-6.
 
Sophomore Kyle Jordan (Levittown/Division) (4 IP) and freshmen Danny Rodriguez (Hicksville/St. Dominic) (2 IP) and Wright (1 IP) combined for the shutout in game 1.  Jordan recorded a pair of strikeouts while allowing four hits.  Rodriguez allowed one hit in his stint while Wright struck out two batters in the seventh, as he retired all three batters he faced in the final inning.
 
Oneonta jumped on the Mount Saint Mary starter in the first inning with four runs.  The big hit in the inning came from junior Nate Eastman (Oneonta/Oneonta) who cleared the bases with a two-out triple to left center field.  Freshman Mike Cruz(Levittown/Division Avenue) then followed with a double to center field to drive in Eastman with the final run of the first.
 
Cruz drove in Oneonta's final run of the game in the sixth inning, as he finished with a pair of hits and two runs batted in.  Eastman and freshman Kies each collected two hits in the game as well.
 
In the second game, the Knights scored a run in the first inning and added three more runs in the second to lead 4-1 after two innings of play.  Oneonta's run came in the second inning when junior Halligan tripled to center field to lead off the inning and came into score on a ground out by freshman Riedel.
 
Oneonta scored two runs in the fourth to cut the lead to 4-3.  Chris Orlando walked to start the inning and went to second on a single by Kesdersky. On a double steal attempt, the catcher threw the ball away, which allowed Orlando to score.  Kerdesky scored from second on a single by Halligan.
 
The Knights scored a single run in the bottom of the fourth and two more in the fifth, as they held a 7-4 lead after five innings.
 
The Red Dragons rallied in the seventh, but came up one run short.  Cruz led off the inning with a single to right center field and came home on a one-out triple to left center field by Orlando.  Orlando scored when pinch hitter, Stamile, grounded out to second base.
 
Softball (15-7/5-1 SUNYAC)
 
Apr. 5^th vs. Oswego, W 5-3; W 9-1
The SUNY Oneonta softball team remains undefeated in the conference as they swept a doubleheader in the first home games of the season over SUNY Oswego last Saturday. The Red Dragons won the first game 5-3 and the second 9-1 in five innings.
 
In the second game of the day, the Red Dragons took control early as they scored one, five, one and two runs in the first four innings respectively.
 
Sophomore Jamie Whittam (Saugerties/Saugerties) started things off for Oneonta with a single to left field, stole second and moved to third on a passed ball. Whittam would score on a Jennifer Brocco (Kingston/Kingston) ground out to the shortstop.
 
The second inning saw five runs come across the plate for the Red Dragons. After a single and error Whittam doubles to left center to bring the first two runs of the inning across the plate. Traci Lichtenstein (Plainview/JFK) reached on the second error of the inning, plating Whittam, who had stole third. Junior Brianna Rivera (Pomona/North Rockland) laced a shot down the third base line for a triple bring the fourth run in and Brianna Calby (South Huntington/Walt Whitman), Rivera's replacement, would score on Nicole Marzillo (Bay Shore/Bay Shore)'s single.
 
Rachel Hitt (Boonville/Adirondack Central) earned her fifth win of the season pitching four innings, allowing one hit and striking out four.
 
The opening game of the afternoon saw Oswego taking an early 1-0.
 
Oneonta countered by scoring three runs in the bottom half of the inning. Whittam bunted her way on. With two outs, Whittam stole second and scored on Lichtenstein's single to nleft center. Marzillo beat out a slow roller to the shortstop to put runners on first and second. Freshman Marlene Cuevas (Wappingers Falls/Roy C. Ketcham) stepped up to the plate and roped a double over the centerfielders head to bring home the last two runs of the inning to give Oneonta a 3-1 lead.
 
Oswego would score one run in the next two innings but Oneonta would answer each of those with a run of their own to keep the score at a two run difference.
 
Freshman Sabrina DeAngelis (East Meadow/Kellenberg Memorial) pitched six innings, scattering ten hits and striking out nine in the process. Katie O'Flynn (Pearl River/Pearl River) came in and earned her first save of the year with one inning of work, getting two ground outs and a fly out to end the game.
 
Whittam went 5-for-6 on the afternoon, including two doubles, three runs scored and three runs batted in. Katie O'Gorman (Clifton Park/Shenendehowa) went 2-for-3 in the second game with a double.
 
Apr. 6^th vs. Cortland, W 8-6; L 1-6
A six-run sixth inning helped the SUNY Oneonta softball team earn a split at home with the visiting Red Dragons of Cortland today, taking the first game 8-6. Cortland won the second game 6-1. The win for Oneonta marks the first time since 2005 that they have beaten their Red Dragon counterparts.
 
Cortland got on the board in the third and fourth to take a 2-0 lead before Oneonta tied it in the bottom of the fourth. Freshman Cuevas singled to right field and junior Rivera got aboard due to a fielding error by the second baseman. Kristyn Neroda (Pearl River/Pearl River) laid down a beautiful bunt for a single to load the bases. After a pitching change, O’Gorman laced a single up the middle to bring home two runs and tie the game at 2-2.
 
Cortland would go ahead 6-2 as they brought four runs across the plate in the top of the fifth.
 
Oneonta (14-4/5-1) would answer the call in the sixth. Consecutive walks put runners on first and second. Rivera would get on base, once again, by error and would move to second in the process, bringing home Marzillo, to cut the lead to three. A second error in the inning loaded the bases for O'Gorman. O'Gorman earned a walk on four straight pitches to bring home the second run of the inning. With one out, Whittam singled to bring home two more runs to tie the game. Lichtenstein added two more runs on a single up the middle to give Oneonta an 8-6 lead, their first lead of the game.
 
Junior Rachel Hitt (Boonville/Adirondack Central) would close the door on Cortland as she earned her sixth win of the season in facing three batters.
 
Whittam and Neroda each had a pair of hits. O'Gorman had three runs batted in and Cuevas came across the plate twice.
 
In the second game of the afternoon, Oneonta took a 1-0 lead after the first inning. Whittam earned a walk and advanced to second on a ground out by Brocco. Marzillo brought Whittam home with a single up the middle.
 
Apr. 8^th vs. Rensselaer, L 2-8; W 4-3
SUNY Oneonta softball takes one of two from visiting Renssealer on a cold, blustery afternoon on Red Dragon softball field last Tuesday. The Red Dragons won the second game in exciting fashion 4-3 after falling in the first 8-2.

Junior Hitt earned her sixth win of the season and classmate O’Flynn picked up her second save as the two combined for a seven hit outing, allowing three runs in the process.

Renssealer took the lead in the first inning scoring two runs before Oneonta answered back in the bottom of the second to take a 3-2 lead. Neroda laid down a perfectly placed bunt single to get aboard the base paths. Up to the plate stepped freshman O’Gorman, who roped the ball, that hit half way up the centerfield fence, for a stand up double to bring home run number one. After a ground out that advanced O'Gorman to third, she would score on an error that placed Whittam on first base. Brocco would single up the middle to move Whittam up to second followed by a Lichtenstein single to right center that brought Whittam home for the third run.

Oneonta would add an insurance run in the fifth to put the Red Dragons up 4-2. With two outs, Cuevas became the second player to hit the outfield fence, this time the left side, and would earn a stand up double. Rivera brought Cuevas in for the fourth run of the game on a double to left center.

The Engineers would make things interesting as they scored one run in the top of the sixth to move to within 4-3.

After Oneonta went three up three down in the bottom of the inning, O'Flynn, who had entered in the sixth, went to work. Rensselaer's lead-off hitter in the seventh, Tori Hunt singled to right center. She was moved to second on a sacrifice bunt and then third on a ground out. With two outs, O'Flynn was able to get Morgan Ten Eyck to pop out in foul territory to first baseman Marzillo to preserve the victory.
 
Apr. 10^th vs. King’s, L 6-7; L 5-7
The SUNY Oneonta softball team found themselves locked in a battle with visiting King's College today, but came away empty handed as the Lady Monarchs swept Oneonta in a non-conference doubleheader. Oneonta  fell to King's College by scores of 7-6 and 7-5.

In the opening game of the afternoon, King's got on the board in the first inning by putting four runs across home plate after hitting three consecutive hits up the middle including a pair of doubles.

Oneonta got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the second in part to a throwing error by the shortstop that allowed Marzillo, who had singled to lead-off  the inning, and O’Gorman to score.

The Lady Monarchs would add two more in the top of the third and Oneonta would counter on a grand slam by O'Gorman to clear the bases and knot the score at 6-6.

King's (18-8) would plate the winning run in the fourth to take a 7-6 lead for good. Oneonta native, Seneca Baldwin (Oneonta/Oneonta), came in as relief and held the Lady Monarchs scoreless, but the Red Dragons' bats were muted by King's starter.

An error by the left fielder, a single by Brocco and a three-run homerun by Lichtenstein gave Oneonta a 3-0 lead to start the second game of the afternoon.

King's would not go away as they scored one run in the fourth and one in the fifth to cut the lead to 3-2. Oneonta added a fourth run in the bottom of the fifth on a Rivera single that scored Marzillo.

In the top of the seventh, a double to left center and after a couple of bloop hits and singles, the Lady Monarchs stormed back scoring five in the inning to take a 7-4 lead.

The Red Dragons did not go quietly as Marzillo homered over the center field fence to cut the score to 7-5, but that would be as close as they would get as King's starter got two consecutive ground outs to end the game.

Both games were even as Oneonta had 11 hits to King's 10 in the first game and each had nine in the second.

Rivera and Marzillo had a pair of hits in each game and Neroda had two hits in the first.
 
Men’s Lacrosse (4-7/2-0 SUNYAC)
 
Apr. 5^th vs. Geneseo, W 10-8
Senior Daniel Stern (Shoreham/Shoreham-Wading River) scored a goal and added four assists to lead the SUNY Oneonta men's lacrosse team to a 10-8 win last Saturday against visiting SUNY Geneseo.  The Red Dragons are off to a 2-0 start in the SUNYAC, as they won their third straight to raise its overall record to 4-7. 
 
The game came down to the fourth quarter, as the two were tied at eight apiece.  An unassisted goal by junior Anthony Laureano (Holtsville/Sachem East) at 8:04 and a second goal by freshman Robert Neubert III (Lake Ronkonkoma/Sachem East) at 7:23 proved to be the difference in the final score.
 
The Oneonta defense, anchored by freshman goalie, Zach Reilly (Yorktown Heights/Yorktown), kept the Blue Knights off the scoreboard in the final quarter.  Reilly made nine saves in the game, as he remains perfect thus far in his first three collegiate starts for Oneonta.
 
Geneseo jumped out to a 2-0 lead into the middle of the first quarter. 
 
Oneonta came back to tie the score before the end of the quarter on goals by sophomore Michael Metzger (Colonie/Colonie)and freshman Austin McAskill (Baldwinsville/C.W. Baker).  Metzger, who finished the game with three goals, scored while Oneonta was a man up.
 
Stern, Metzger and sophomore Connor Coyle (Centerport/Harborfields) all scored in the second quarter while the Red Dragons held Geneseo to only one goal to take a 5-3 lead into halftime.
 
The two teams combined for eight goals in the third quarter with five of them scored by the Blue Knights.  Metzger, Coyle and Neubert each scored for Oneonta.  Geneseo's final goal of the quarter came with just four seconds remaining after Neubert had scored with 13 seconds to go.
 
The shots were 41-40 in favor of Geneseo in the game.  The Red Dragons collected 34 ground balls to Geneseo's 26.  The face-offs were even at 11 apiece and Geneseo converted 3-of-6 extra man opportunities while Oneonta was 1-for-4.
 
Today's win for Oneonta also marked the first time since 2001 that they had defeated Geneseo.
 
Women’s Lacrosse (8-4/3-1 SUNYAC)
 
Apr. 5^th vs. Buffalo State, W 20-10
The SUNY Oneonta women's lacrosse team got five goals each from junior Kiera McNally (East Northport/Northport) and sophomore Catherine Clark (Burnt Hills/Burnt Hills), as they cruised past visiting Buffalo State last Saturday 20-10 in SUNYAC action.  McNally also added a pair of assists to lead the Red Dragons with seven points.
 
Junior Nikki Fioretti (Yorktown Heights/Yorktown) gave Oneonta a 1-0 lead in the third minute off an assist from McNally.  Buffalo State countered with a pair of goals to grab its only lead of the contest.
 
Junior Nicole Boylan (Massapequa/Massapequa) then scored back-to-back goals and Fioretti notched her second goal to give Oneonta a 5-2 lead in the 13th minute.
 
The Bengals cut Oneonta's lead to 8-5 with just over eight minutes remaining in the opening half.  The Red Dragons then seized control of the game, as they closed the half with four unanswered goals to take a commanding 12-5 lead at the break.
 
A goal by junior Michelle Genovese (West Islip/West Islip) in the 44th minute gave Oneonta its first 10-goal lead of the game.
 
Buffalo State actually cut the lead back to 16-10 after four straight goals, but could get no closer, as Oneonta clamped down defensively and tallied the game's final four goals for the final margin of victory.
 
Oneonta senior Chelsea Collins (St. James/Smithtown East) collected four assists and one goal while junior Nicole Boylan (Massapequa/Massapequa) scored four goals and added one assist for five points each.
 
Sophomore goalie, Amanda Reichardt (Kings Park/Kings Park), made four saves and senior, Laura Grose (Yorktown Heights/Yorktown), made six saves, as the two split time for Oneonta today.  Reichardt picked up her seventh win of the season.
 
Apr. 8^th at Potsdam, W 11-10
The No. 20 ranked SUNY Oneonta women's lacrosse team came overcame a halftime deficit and then held off a charging SUNY Potsdam team to capture an 11-10 road victory last Tuesday.  Oneonta was trailing 6-5 at halftime, but held off a late flurry of goals to secure the one-goal win.
 
Trailing entering the second half, the Red Dragons came out with renewed energy, as Oneonta put in five unanswered goals and six of the next seven goals that were scored.
 
McNally, Oneonta's leading scorer, knotted the score at 6-6 with her 31st of the season just 1:01 into the second half.  Junior Boylan dodged around a Bears' defender and reclaimed the lead for Oneonta at 26:49.  Clark scored unassisted on a free position shot to give the Red Dragons a two-goal cushion.  Boylan and classmate Fioretti scored to make it 10-6 with 17:47 left forcing a Potsdam timeout.
 
The first goal of the second half for the Bears came with 2:20 left and Potsdam cut it to 11-9 with 1:47.   The Bears found the back of the net to make it 11-10 with 3.4 seconds remaining.
 
Red Dragons senior midfielder Casey Sarle (West Islip/West Islip) answered with a free position shot of her own just 52 seconds later.  Sophomore Clark gave Oneonta its first lead at 20:53.
 
Potsdam reclaimed the lead to  make it 4-2.  
 
Sarle converted a free position shot and Clark put in another marker to even the score at four with 12:28 left.
 
Potsdam struck back to make it a 5-4 lead..
 
Fioretti scored on an assist from Clark to even the score at five.
 
The Bears forced a key turnover in the waning seconds of the first half to head into halftime with a 6-5.
 
Last Tuesday's game also marked a SUNYAC wide collaboration that paid tribute in memory to former Buffalo State women's lacrosse player and alum Molly Seifritz, who passed away on March 2, 2013, after a courageous battle with cancer.
 
All SUNYAC women's lacrosse conference teams wore "Team Molly" T-shirts during warm ups for games yesterday.  All proceeds from the sale of the t-shirts will benefit the Friends of Jaclyn (FOJ).
 
Seifritz, a native of Syracuse and graduate of Henninger High School, enrolled at Buffalo State in the fall of 2006.   During her five-year career that was extended by a season-ending injury in 2009, she played in 65 career games and ranks sixth in school history with 156 career points, including 112 goals.
 
She tallied 41 and 51 points in her junior and senior seasons respectively after recovering from injury, and garnered All-SUNYAC Honors in both seasons.  She was also named to the SUNYAC Championship All-Tournament Team in 2010.  She served as a team captain in each of her final two seasons.
 
Seifritz also excelled off the field, completing her bachelor's degree in hospitality and tourism in 2010 with a 3.42 cumulative grade point average.  Molly returned to school to take additional classes the following year to complete her final season of eligibility.   A Buffalo State Scholar-Athlete, she qualified for the Dean's List five times and was on the SUNYAC All-Academic Team and Commissioner's List."
 
The mission of the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation is to improve the quality of life for children and their families who are battling pediatric brain tumors and to raise awareness about this disease.
 
FOJ pairs up children and their families battling pediatric brain tumors with college and high school sports teams. The teams give these children love, support and friendship as they fight this devastating disease.
 
The organization celebrates each day by creating lasting relationships between student athletes, the child, and their families. This greatly improves the quality of life for children with brain tumors, as well as those who support them.
 
Men’s Tennis (5-7)
 
Apr. 9^th vs. Hartwick, W 9-0
The SUNY Oneonta men's tennis team got back to its winning ways last Wednesday, as they hosted and swept Hartwick by the score of 9-0.  The win for the Red Dragons snapped a six-match skid while the loss for the Hawks kept them winless on the season.
 
Oneonta surrendered only six points today en route to posting the shutout.  The Red Dragons gave up two points in doubles play and three in singles action to Hartwick.
 
Winners in doubles for Oneonta were senior Michael Kennelly (Irvington/Irvington) and junior Mackenzie Park (Elmira/Elmira Free Academy) at No. 1, senior Benjamin Leighton (Shokan/Onteora) and junior Matthew Richards (Bayport/Bayport Bluepoint) at No. 2 and sophomore Damien Prohaska (Binghamton/Binghamton High School) and freshman James Garzia (Marcellus/Marcellus) at No. 3.
 
Kennelly, Park, Leighton, Richards and Prohaska also recorded victories at 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 singles while senior Ryohei Nakamura (Fukuoka, Japan/Kasumigaoka Senior High School) won at No. 5 singles.
 
Men’s Track
 
Apr. 4^th & 5^th at Sam Howell Invitational at Princeton University
The SUNY Oneonta men's track & field team competed this past weekend in the two-day Sam Howell Invitational hosted by Princeton.  Along with some personal best marks, the highlight for the Red Dragons was junior Charles Remillard (Peru/Peru) breaking the school record in the 10K.  The meet featured athletes from all three NCAA divisions.
 
Remillard finished 15th overall in a time of 31:38 to shatter the school record by 18 seconds set back in 2009 by Marty Nicholson at the Penn Relays.
 
Other top performers for the men included junior J.D. Roth (Pearl River/Nanuet) in the hammer, sophomore Jake Alviene (East Greenbush/Columbia) in the 100-meter high hurdles and junior Rob Farrell (Carmel/Mahopac) in the 400-meter hurdles.
 
Roth finished seventh in the hammer throw with a personal best mark of 55.85m (183'-3").
 
Alviene was third overall in the 110 hurdles with a time of 14.87 while Farrell continued his comeback, finishing 12th overall in the 400 hurdles in a time of 55.73.
 
The 4x100m relay was the top Division III finisher in the event, placing seventh overall in a time of 42.58.  The foursome included Alviene and classmates Thomas Wheeler (Rocky Point/Rocky Point) and Joe Carr (Burnt Hills/Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake) along with freshman Jonathan Albert (White Plains, NY/Woodlands).
 
Women’s Track & Field
 
Apr. 4^th & 5^th at Sam Howell Invitational at Princeton University
The SUNY Oneonta women's track & field team competed amongst athletes from all three NCAA Divisions this past weekend in the two-day Sam Howell Invitational hosted by Princeton.  Along with some personal best marks, the highlight for the Red Dragons was freshman Mary Kate Bida (Millbrook/Millbrook), who broke the school record in the 3K on Saturday.
 
Bida finished 10th overall in a time of 10:32.33 to break the previous mark of 10:45.70 set back in 2003 by Kelly Stevens, who was the program's first national outdoor qualifier.
 
Other top performers for the women included sophomore Alyssa Drapeau (Glenville/Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake) and junior Marielle Genovesi (Glen Head/North Shore) in the 10K on Friday night and senior Danielle Kennedy (Stony Point/Albertus Magnus) in the 1500m run on Saturday.  Senior Brittant Cocchieri competed well in both the 200 & 400m events while junior Jaclyn Masucci (Staten Island/St. Joseph by the Sea) had a solid effort in the 800 in tough weather conditions.
 
Drapeau and Genovesi were sixth and tenth respectively in the 10K.  Their times of 37:09.66 and 38:36.73 were the second and third fastest times in program history.  For Genovesi, it was the first time she competed in the event as a collegiate runner.
 
Kennedy ran a personal best time of 4:43.79 and finished third overall.
 
Cocchieri ran an outdoor personal best time of 59.74 in the 400m, which was good for 21st place.  Her time of 26.04 in the 200m was just shy of her outdoor PR, which placed her 22nd overall.
 
Masucci battled gusty winds to record a six-second outdoor PR in the 800m run of 2:22.77.