The UMass Lowell men's track and field team achieved notable successes during the weekend, hosting the George Davis Invitational while competitors also attended the Virginia Challenge. With favorable weather conditions, multiple athletes secured event wins and personal records. Freshman Chris Guerin won the 2 mile run in 9:31.74, while the team excelled in events like the 800m, where they claimed the top five spots. Overall, the performances showcased the team's competitiveness and readiness as the season progresses.

By the Numbers
  • Freshman Chris Guerin completed the 2 mile run with a time of 9:31.74.
  • In the 800m run, the River Hawks took the top five places, with graduate student Nate DeAngelo finishing first at 1:53.58.
  • Freshman Rere Edokpolo recorded a personal-best long jump of 7.00m, securing second place.
State of Play
  • The men's track and field team demonstrated a strong performance overall at their home event with multiple wins.
  • Athletes participating in Virginia also showed significant results, particularly in the 200m dash where two earned top-three finishes.
What's Next

The team will continue to build on this momentum as they prepare for upcoming meets and aim for improved times and placements. Key performances from recent events indicate a positive trajectory leading into the heart of the competition season.

Bottom Line

This weekend's competitions highlight the depth and talent within the UMass Lowell track and field program, setting a promising stage for the remainder of the season as they strive for continued success and personal bests.