Complete Results

CHESTER, Pa. - The Swarthmore College men's track and field team continued the outdoor season at the Danny Curran Invitational hosted by Widener University over the weekend.

In day one of the meet, the Garnet had competitors jumping and running distance. For the 3,000-meter run, freshman Sid Kakkar and senior Robert Fain finished back-to-back with times of 15:09.20 and 15:11.04, respectively, for eighth and ninth overall. 

Junior Emanuel Schorsch recorded his college-best vault mark of 2.70 meters (8' 10.25") and senior Gavin Fahey leap a personal-best 10.44 meter (34' 3.00") triple jump distance. 

Beginning day two, the Garnet showed its depth once again in the 800-meter run event as all five Swarthmore runners placed in the top-20 among  a field of 67 competitors. Sophomore Paul Green led the pack with his 2:00.26 seventh-place finish, followed by junior Jonas Oppenheimer at 2:01.19 in ninth place. Rounding out the event were Erick White (2:02.04, 12th), Dominic Castro-Wehr (2:02.42, 16th) and Corey Branch (2:04.02
18th).
 
Junior Alec Toro recorded a college-best finish in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with his 10:38.42 time on Saturday afternoon for fifth place overall.
 
Jason Heo, Zain Hannan, Tim Vaughan-Ogunlusi and Gavin Fahey teamed in the 4x100-meter relay for a finishing time of 44.91 for fifth place overall.
 
In the field, freshman Peter Sayde recorded a long jump mark distance of 5.48 meters.
 
Swarthmore will be back in action Friday, April 4 at the Sam Howell Invitational hosted by Princeton University.