Ewing, N.J. – The Stevens Institute of Technology men's track & field turned in top marks on the final day of the TCNJ Invite & Multi on Saturday.
 
No team score was recorded, and Stevens competed against MAC foes Arcadia, FDU-Florham, Eastern, and Widener while also seeing Ithaca and TCNJ amongst others.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
In the 1500 meters, Daniel Jutras led the way with a runner-up finish in 4:03.97, just ahead of Jake Aylmer, who crossed third in 4:04.29. Ryan Paradine placed tenth in 4:09.09, followed by Mick Barbi in twelfth with a personal best 4:09.90. In the 100 meters final, Douglas Winant sprinted to third place in a personal best 11.10 seconds after qualifying sixth in prelims with a time of 11.17. Tyler Hackett also made the final with a personal best 11.20 in prelims and finished seventh overall. Joseph Perriello had a strong showing in the 110 meter hurdles, placing fourth in 16.44 after qualifying fifth in prelims.
 
In the 800 meters, Kevin Medrow clocked 2:04.99 for tenth place. Joseph Ruben and Luke Giangrande also competed, finishing twenty-seventh and thirty-first, respectively. In the 400 meters, William Ladd posted a time of 54.88. In the sprints, Rai Bindra finished tenth in the unseeded 100 meters in 12.38, and Brian Ong ran a season best 12.70. Bindra also ran 24.60 in the 200 meters to place thirty-eighth.
 
On the field, Christopher Persico vaulted 3.85 meters (12-07.50) to take third in the pole vault, and Michael Dao cleared 3.55 meters (11-07.75) for seventh. In the high jump, Bruno Santana-Ferro placed fourth after clearing 1.69 meters (5-06.50). Joseph Perriello finished sixth in the long jump with a leap of 6.25 meters (20-06.25), while Justin Gajewski earned ninth in the triple jump at 11.53 meters (37-10.00). In the throws, Brandon Fox placed sixteenth in the discus with a mark of 34.06 meters (111-09), while Cooper Kinsley threw 30.73 meters (100-10) to take twenty-second. In the shot put, Kinsley was seventeenth with a mark of 11.31 meters (37-01.25), and Manny Vega followed in twentieth at 10.65 meters (34-11.25).
 
UP NEXT
The Ducks return to action on Friday, competing in both the Coach P Invitational (hosted by Moravian) and the Paul Donahue Invitational (hosted by Widener) on Friday.