LANCASTER, Pa. - The Swarthmore College men's track & field team took seventh overall at the Centennial Conference Championships on Sunday. Rishi Tella took home a bronze medal in the long jump to headline Sunday's finale. The senior earned his second career medal, and his first at the indoor championships. 


HOW IT HAPPENED
- Tella grabbed bronze in the long jump with a top measurement of 6.65m. The senior achieved his top mark on his fifth attempt to climb into podium position. Archer Manning also had an excellent showing in the event, placing fifth overall at 6.44m. The junior sat inside the top-three after his first three jumps. 

- Kenneth Relovsky just missed out on the podium with a fourth-place finish in the mile. The junior crossed the finish line at 4:20.45 to finish a couple tenths of a second behind the bronze medalist. Charlie Schuetz also earned points in the event, placing eighth at 4:23.76.

- James Saunders competed in the 60m hurdles final after qualifying for the event last night. The rookie claimed eighth overall with a time of 9.00. 

- Cohen Manges raced to a personal best in the 3000m run, finishing at 8:43.20. The junior just missed out on earning a point, finishing in ninth overall. 

- Isaac Chu finished just outside the top-10 in the 800m run. The junior was 11th overall with a time of 1:58.93. 

- Ryan Scott was 12th overall in the 400m dash. The rookie raced to a personal best with a 52.62 effort. 

UP NEXT
The Garnet finish off the indoor season at the Tufts Final Qualifier on Saturday.