Bethlehem, Pa. / Chester, Pa. – The Stevens Institute of Technology men's track and field team made multiple updates to all-time program Top 10 lists including a new school record in the triple jump for the first time in 45 years and a trifecta of Top 10 times at 200 meters Saturday between the Moravian-hosted Coach Pollard Invitational and Widener-hosted Paul Donahue Invitational.

From the Track (and Field)
At the Coach P Invitational, Jonathan Mordi posted a 46-foot, 6+ inch top mark in the triple jump, breaking Roger Williams' former school record set on April 5, 1981. The event also featured a 42-foot, 10+ inch leap from Justin Gajewski, who moved from 9^th to 7^th on the all-time Top 10 list.

Elsewhere at the Coach P, the 200-meter trio of Chad Francis, Connor Robinson, and Chase Kosiba all ran under 22.50 seconds, with Francis shaving three-tenths of a second off his previous personal-best, moving into a tie for sixth all-time, Robinson checking in at No. 7 all-time, and Kosiba at No. 8.

Robinson also ran the 10^th-fastest 400-meter hurdle time in program history, clocking 58.02 seconds.

At the Donahue Invitational, Markus Soennichsen ran 1:56.19 in the 800 meters – eighth-fastest in program history.

Additionally:

• Manny Vega took third in the discus at the Coach P with a top toss north of 118 feet
• William Ladd took fourth in the high jump at the Coach P, clearing six feet, two inches

Up Next
The Ducks will head to one of the world's most famous track and field events, the University of Pennsylvania-hosted Penn Relays next week.

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